Package proposal - Revision history

Markus Friedrich at 13:20, 2 April 2019

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	[[Image:VomGehsVorschlagAbweichen_e.jpg\|none\|In the list of package proposals]]Image: The list of package proposals. Click on OK opens the package browser allowing to use a different package.<br><br><br>		[[Image:VomGehsVorschlagAbweichen_e.jpg\|none\|In the list of package proposals]]Image: The list of package proposals. Click on OK opens the package browser allowing to use a different package.<br><br><br>

	If you have already placed the proposed package in the layout, delete it again with '''[Delete]'''. This will return it to the suggested package list and it can be marked. Now you can select an alternative package, as shown in the picture. Make sure that pins and pads are numbered identically. Bring it into the layout and connect it. Done.<br><br> Of course at any time you can place a "free package" to the layout, which has no partner symbol in the schematic.
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	== Use a package different from the proposed one after placement to the layout ==		== Use a package different from the proposed one after placement to the layout ==

	~~You~~ have placed ~~a symbol in~~ the ~~schematic and had placed a~~ package in the layout ~~already which you now like to exchange. Highlight the package in the layout view and press the~~ '''[~~Del~~]''' ~~key~~. ~~The package slides~~ back to the list ~~of package proposals~~. Now ~~in layout view~~ act like above to ~~import a different~~ package. ~~Here too please take care about~~ identical ~~numbering of pins and pads~~. ~~Place~~ it to the layout, connect it, ~~done~~.<br><br><br>		If you have already placed the proposed package in the layout, delete it again with '''[Delete]'''. This makes it slide back to the package list. Now again highlight it and act like above to select an alternative package. Make sure that a pin and its pad have an identical cipher. Bring it into the layout and connect it. Done.<br><br> Of course at any time you can place a "free package" to the layout, which has no partner symbol in the schematic.
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Markus Friedrich at 13:09, 2 April 2019

2019-04-02T13:09:14Z

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	== Definition ==		== Definition ==

	Every component in TARGET 3001! consists of a [[Symbol\|Schematic symbol]] for use in the schematic and a [[Package]] (= soldering footprint) for use in the layout. During part creation, the package ~~is added~~ to ~~the part~~ as a proposal. One could later deviate from this '''package proposal''' and use a different package.<br><br>		Every component in TARGET 3001! consists of a [[Symbol\|Schematic symbol]] for use in the schematic and a [[Package]] (= soldering footprint) for use in the layout. During part creation, in the act of saving the part, the package needs to be chosen as a proposal. One could later deviate from this '''package proposal''' and use a different package.<br><br>

	[[Image:GehsVorschl0_e.jpg\|none\|Component browser]]Image: The component browser: The illustration of a component with symbol, package proposal (arrow) and a 3D image<br><br><br>		[[Image:GehsVorschl0_e.jpg\|none\|Component browser]]Image: The component browser: The illustration of a component with symbol, package proposal (arrow) and a 3D image<br><br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 13:07, 2 April 2019

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	== ~~How to exchange~~ the package proposal (V14 and older) ==		== Change the package proposal (V14 and older) ==

	The package proposal which is assigned to a certain symbol can be changed by importing the '''symbol''' to a schematic, highlight it completely by a [[Capture Window]]. Hover the mouse to the desired position of the [[Handle cross]] (you may use the old position), press '''[y]''' for fixing the handle cross and then press '''[x]''' for exporting the component to a library (= save it). During the process of saving you are asked which package proposal you want to assign to the symbol. This is the time for choosing a package from a library.		The package proposal which is assigned to a certain symbol can be changed by importing the '''symbol''' to a schematic, highlight it completely by a [[Capture Window]]. Hover the mouse to the desired position of the [[Handle cross]] (you may use the old position), press '''[y]''' for fixing the handle cross and then press '''[x]''' for exporting the component to a library (= save it). During the process of saving you are asked which package proposal you want to assign to the symbol. This is the time for choosing a package from a library.

Markus Friedrich at 13:06, 2 April 2019

2019-04-02T13:06:51Z

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	== Use a package different from the proposed one before placement to the layout ==		== Use a package different from the proposed one before placement to the layout ==

	You can deviate from the package propsal '''before''' placing it to the layout by checking "Use different package".<br><br>		You can deviate from the package propsal '''before''' placing it to the layout by checking "Use different package".<br><br><br>


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	== Use a package different from the proposed one after placement to the layout ==		== Use a package different from the proposed one after placement to the layout ==

			You have placed a symbol in the schematic and had placed a package in the layout already which you now like to exchange. Highlight the package in the layout view and press the '''[Del]''' key. The package slides back to the list of package proposals. Now in layout view act like above to import a different package. Here too please take care about identical numbering of pins and pads. Place it to the layout, connect it, done.<br><br><br>


	== Change the package proposal ==		== Change the package proposal ==
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	However, this is possible only with USER components. An original TARGET component must first be copied in order to make it a USER component. Immediately the package browser opens and you select the desired package. This is how it becomes the new package proposal for this component.<br><br><br>		However, this is possible only with USER components. An original TARGET component must first be copied in order to make it a USER component. Immediately the package browser opens and you select the desired package. This is how it becomes the new package proposal for this component.<br><br><br>


	== How to exchange the package proposal (V14 and older) ==		== How to exchange the package proposal (V14 and older) ==
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	The package proposal which is assigned to a certain symbol can be changed by importing the '''symbol''' to a schematic, highlight it completely by a [[Capture Window]]. Hover the mouse to the desired position of the [[Handle cross]] (you may use the old position), press '''[y]''' for fixing the handle cross and then press '''[x]''' for exporting the component to a library (= save it). During the process of saving you are asked which package proposal you want to assign to the symbol. This is the time for choosing a package from a library.		The package proposal which is assigned to a certain symbol can be changed by importing the '''symbol''' to a schematic, highlight it completely by a [[Capture Window]]. Hover the mouse to the desired position of the [[Handle cross]] (you may use the old position), press '''[y]''' for fixing the handle cross and then press '''[x]''' for exporting the component to a library (= save it). During the process of saving you are asked which package proposal you want to assign to the symbol. This is the time for choosing a package from a library.

	The current package proposal which a symbol carries and its storage location can be inspected from the symbol's properties. Double click upon the symbol's handle cross opens the dialog in question. Press the "Properties" button and find the package proposal and it's library of storage.<br>		The current package proposal which a symbol carries and its storage location can be inspected from the symbol's properties. Double click upon the symbol's handle cross opens the dialog in question. Press the "Properties" button and find the package proposal and it's library of storage.<br><br>


	~~[[image:e_PackProp.png\|none]]~~


	Here too you might eschange the package proposal. If your new package proposal is stored in a different package library (*.PCK3001) click '''[[M1]]''' on the entry of the list to the right beside PROPOSED_PACKAGE_LIB (=the library currently used). Now select the desired library from the flashing list. Afterwards klick '''[[M1]]''' upon the list entry below. A list of packages from the selected library opens. Select the desired package as a proposal. While you hover the mouse over the different alternatives you will see a preview in the box beside:<br>

	~~[[image:GehVorschl_e.jpg\|400px\|Dialog:Eigenschaften ändern]]<br><br>~~

	~~== Exchange a package (layout) or deviate from the package proposal ==~~

	You have placed a symbol in the schematic and like to use a package different from the package proposal. Or you had placed a package in the layout already which you now like to exchange. Highlight the package and press the '''[Del]''' key. The package vanishes. Now press the [Ins] key in order to import a different package. The following dialog appears where you tick a box in the lower part of the dialog:


	[[~~Image~~:~~abweichendesGehverwenden_e~~.~~jpg~~\|~~Use a different package~~]]<br>		[[image:e_PackProp.png\|none]]<br><br>
	~~Use a different package.~~<br>


	~~Press OK and~~ select the desired ~~package~~ from the ~~opening browser~~. ~~Take care about identical numbering~~ of ~~pins and pads~~. ~~Place it to~~ the ~~layout, connect it, done~~.		Here too you might eschange the package proposal. If your new package proposal is stored in a different package library (*.PCK3001) click '''[[M1]]''' on the entry of the list to the right beside PROPOSED_PACKAGE_LIB (=the library currently used). Now select the desired library from the flashing list. Afterwards klick '''[[M1]]''' upon the list entry below. A list of packages from the selected library opens. Select the desired package as a proposal. While you hover the mouse over the different alternatives you will see a preview in the box beside:<br><br>

			[[image:GehVorschl_e.jpg\|400px\|Dialog:Eigenschaften ändern]]<br><br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Use a package different from the proposed one */

2019-04-02T13:03:04Z

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	As soon as a packe will be placed to the layout, it vanishes from the list: From the central list import packages by highlighting and "OK", from the sidebar (to the right) by drag and drop.<br><br><br>		As soon as a packe will be placed to the layout, it vanishes from the list: From the central list import packages by highlighting and "OK", from the sidebar (to the right) by drag and drop.<br><br><br>

	== Use a package different from the proposed one ==		== Use a package different from the proposed one before placement to the layout ==

	You can deviate from the package propsal '''before''' placing it to the layout by checking "Use different package".<br><br>		You can deviate from the package propsal '''before''' placing it to the layout by checking "Use different package".<br><br>
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	If you have already placed the proposed package in the layout, delete it again with '''[Delete]'''. This will return it to the suggested package list and it can be marked. Now you can select an alternative package, as shown in the picture. Make sure that pins and pads are numbered identically. Bring it into the layout and connect it. Done.<br><br> Of course at any time you can place a "free package" to the layout, which has no partner symbol in the schematic.		If you have already placed the proposed package in the layout, delete it again with '''[Delete]'''. This will return it to the suggested package list and it can be marked. Now you can select an alternative package, as shown in the picture. Make sure that pins and pads are numbered identically. Bring it into the layout and connect it. Done.<br><br> Of course at any time you can place a "free package" to the layout, which has no partner symbol in the schematic.
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			== Use a package different from the proposed one after placement to the layout ==

	== Change the package proposal ==		== Change the package proposal ==

Markus Friedrich: /* Determination */

2019-04-02T13:00:45Z

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	== ~~Determination~~ ==		== Definition ==

	Every component in TARGET 3001! consists of a [[Symbol\|Schematic symbol]] for use in the schematic and a [[Package]] (= soldering footprint) for use in the layout. During part creation, the package is added to the part as a proposal. One could later deviate from this '''package proposal''' and use a different package.<br><br>		Every component in TARGET 3001! consists of a [[Symbol\|Schematic symbol]] for use in the schematic and a [[Package]] (= soldering footprint) for use in the layout. During part creation, the package is added to the part as a proposal. One could later deviate from this '''package proposal''' and use a different package.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Use a package different from the proposed one */

2019-04-02T12:43:28Z

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	== Use a package different from the proposed one ==		== Use a package different from the proposed one ==

	You can deviate from the package propsal '''before''' placing it to the layout by ~~using a~~ "Use different package".<br><br>		You can deviate from the package propsal '''before''' placing it to the layout by checking "Use different package".<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Use the proposed package */

2019-04-02T12:00:37Z

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	== Use the proposed package ==		== Use the proposed package ==

	If you select a component and place the symbol in the schematic, its package proposal is put into the "list of package proposals". Later in the layout, you would successively place the ~~suggested~~ packages.<br><br><br>		If you select a component and place the symbol in the schematic, its package proposal is put into the list of package proposals, caption: "Import package for". Later in the layout, you would successively place the proposed packages.<br><br><br>

	[[Image:~~GehsVorschList1_d~~.jpg\|none\|The list od package proposals]]Image: Where to find the list of package proposals in the layout<br><br>		[[Image:GehsVorschList1_e.jpg\|none\|The list od package proposals]]Image: Where to find the list of package proposals in the layout<br><br>

	As soon as a packe will be placed to the layout, it vanishes from the list: From the central list import packages by highlighting and "OK", from the sidebar (to the right) by drag and drop.<br><br><br>		As soon as a packe will be placed to the layout, it vanishes from the list: From the central list import packages by highlighting and "OK", from the sidebar (to the right) by drag and drop.<br><br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Use the proposed package */

2019-04-02T11:58:05Z

Use the proposed package

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	[[Image:GehsVorschList1_d.jpg\|none\|The list od package proposals]]Image: Where to find the list of package proposals in the layout<br><br>		[[Image:GehsVorschList1_d.jpg\|none\|The list od package proposals]]Image: Where to find the list of package proposals in the layout<br><br>

	As soon as a packe will be placed to the layout, it vanishes from the list: From the central list by highlighting and "OK", from the sidebar (to the right) by drag and drop.<br><br><br>		As soon as a packe will be placed to the layout, it vanishes from the list: From the central list import packages by highlighting and "OK", from the sidebar (to the right) by drag and drop.<br><br><br>

	== Use a package different from the proposed one ==		== Use a package different from the proposed one ==

Markus Friedrich at 10:44, 2 April 2019

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	== ~~General~~ ==		== Determination ==

	Every component in TARGET 3001! consists of a [[Symbol\|symbol]] for schematic ~~use~~ and a ~~proposed~~ [[~~package~~]] for layout ~~use~~. ~~You can~~ deviate from ~~the~~ package proposal ~~by selecting~~ a ~~"Free~~ package~~" from the list of available packages~~.<br><br>		Every component in TARGET 3001! consists of a [[Symbol\|Schematic symbol]] for use in the schematic and a [[Package]] (= soldering footprint) for use in the layout. During part creation, the package is added to the part as a proposal. One could later deviate from this '''package proposal''' and use a different package.<br><br>

	[[Image:~~FreiesGehaeuse_e~~.jpg]]~~<br>~~Image: ~~You can decide from which side an SMD part shall come into the design as well. See the drop down button...~~<br><br><br>		[[Image:GehsVorschl0_e.jpg\|none\|Component browser]]Image: The component browser: The illustration of a component with symbol, package proposal (arrow) and a 3D image<br><br><br>

	== ~~How to exchange~~ the package ~~proposal (V15 and jounger)~~ ==		== Use the proposed package ==

	In the ~~component data base (since V15) change~~ the package proposal of ~~a part by right mouse click '''[[M2]]''' on~~ the ~~line with~~ the ~~component name:~~		If you select a component and place the symbol in the schematic, its package proposal is put into the "list of package proposals". Later in the layout, you would successively place the suggested packages.<br><br><br>

	[[~~image~~:~~gehäusevorschlag_e~~.jpg\|~~400px~~\|~~Dialog:Assign~~ package]]<br>Click on ~~image~~ to ~~enlarge~~		[[Image:GehsVorschList1_d.jpg\|none\|The list od package proposals]]Image: Where to find the list of package proposals in the layout<br><br>
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	~~This works~~ only with USER~~-Parts~~. ~~Genuine~~ TARGET~~-Parts need to~~ be copied in order to make ~~them user parts~~.		As soon as a packe will be placed to the layout, it vanishes from the list: From the central list by highlighting and "OK", from the sidebar (to the right) by drag and drop.<br><br><br>

			== Use a package different from the proposed one ==

			You can deviate from the package propsal '''before''' placing it to the layout by using a "Use different package".<br><br>


			[[Image:VomGehsVorschlagAbweichen_e.jpg\|none\|In the list of package proposals]]Image: The list of package proposals. Click on OK opens the package browser allowing to use a different package.<br><br><br>

			If you have already placed the proposed package in the layout, delete it again with '''[Delete]'''. This will return it to the suggested package list and it can be marked. Now you can select an alternative package, as shown in the picture. Make sure that pins and pads are numbered identically. Bring it into the layout and connect it. Done.<br><br> Of course at any time you can place a "free package" to the layout, which has no partner symbol in the schematic.
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			== Change the package proposal ==

			The data base package proposal of a part is changed by right-clicking on the part name in the component browser:<br><br>

			[[Image:GehsVorschlgAend_e.jpg\|none\|Assign a package as proposal]]Image:The option "Assign a package proposal"<br><br><br>

			However, this is possible only with USER components. An original TARGET component must first be copied in order to make it a USER component. Immediately the package browser opens and you select the desired package. This is how it becomes the new package proposal for this component.<br><br><br>

	== How to exchange the package proposal (V14 and older) ==		== How to exchange the package proposal (V14 and older) ==