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Markus Friedrich at 11:15, 21 May 2019

2019-05-21T11:15:26Z

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	== How to place a pad ==		== How to place a pad ==


	Place a free pad by pressing [[Mousekeys\|'''M1''']] or [Return] at the desired position. Press '''[o]''' ('''o'''ptions) for pad settings. The ultimate pad used for a package please place by [Return] or [Esc].<br>		Place a free pad by pressing [[Mousekeys\|'''M1''']] or [Return] at the desired position. Press '''[o]''' ('''o'''ptions) for pad settings. The ultimate pad used for a package please place by [Return] or [Esc].<br>
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	'''Important note:''' Set the [[Grid\|grid]] to a reasonable value and jump from grid to grid by the use of the "arrow" keys on your keyboard. Place a pad by the key '''[1]''' to a desired grid controled point. In Place Pads mode, it is always possible to edit the number and the form of the pins by pressing '''[[Mousekeys\|M11]]''' or '''[o]''':<br>		'''Important note:''' Set the [[Grid\|grid]] to a reasonable value and jump from grid to grid by the use of the "arrow" keys on your keyboard. Place a pad by the key '''[1]''' to a desired grid controled point. In Place Pads mode, it is always possible to edit the number and the form of the pins by pressing '''[[Mousekeys\|M11]]''' or '''[o]''':<br>

	These free pads are normally used '''only for the definition of new packages''' to be saved to the libraries. Subsequential pad numbers are automatically incremented by pressing '''[1]''' or [[Mousekeys\|'''M1''']].		These free pads are normally used '''only for the definition of new packages''' to be saved to the libraries. Subsequential pad numbers are automatically incremented by pressing '''[1]''' or [[Mousekeys\|'''M1''']]. Remark: Solder pads whose centre is placed somewhere on a relatively wide track are considered to be connected.

Markus Friedrich: /* De-center the drill of a pad */

2019-01-30T15:27:11Z

De-center the drill of a pad

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	[[image:de_center1_e.jpg\|Make the pad polygonal...\|none]]Image: Set off the pad from the drill center. Move the copper dX = 0.2 mm<br><br>		[[image:de_center1_e.jpg\|Make the pad polygonal...\|none]]Image: Set off the pad from the drill center. Move the copper dX = 0.2 mm<br><br>
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	[[image:de_center2_e.jpg\|Offset\|none]]Image: Result of the dialog settings. Press OK.<br><br>		[[image:de_center2_e.jpg\|Offset\|none]]Image: Result of the dialog settings in the pad form preview. Press OK.<br><br>
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	[[image:de_center3.jpg\|Pad changed\|none]]Image: Dialog settings forwarded to the pad in question: Pad set off from the drill center in the layout. So you actually don't de-center the drill but de-center the copper around.<br><br><br>		[[image:de_center3.jpg\|Pad changed\|none]]Image: Dialog settings forwarded to the pad in question: Pad set off from the drill center in the layout. So you actually don't de-center the drill but de-center the copper around.<br><br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* De-center the drill of a pad */

2019-01-30T15:25:31Z

De-center the drill of a pad

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	Double click the pad in question:		Double click the pad in question:
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	[[image:de_center1_e.jpg\|Make the pad polygonal...\|none]]Image: Set off the pad ~~center~~ from the drill center.<br><br>		[[image:de_center1_e.jpg\|Make the pad polygonal...\|none]]Image: Set off the pad from the drill center. Move the copper dX = 0.2 mm<br><br>
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	[[image:de_center2_e.jpg\|Offset\|none]]Image: Result of the dialog settings. Press OK.<br><br>		[[image:de_center2_e.jpg\|Offset\|none]]Image: Result of the dialog settings. Press OK.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* De-center the drill of a pad */

2019-01-30T15:24:10Z

De-center the drill of a pad

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	[[image:de_center1_e.jpg\|Make the pad polygonal...\|none]]Image: Set off the pad center from the drill center.<br><br>		[[image:de_center1_e.jpg\|Make the pad polygonal...\|none]]Image: Set off the pad center from the drill center.<br><br>
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	[[image:de_center2_e.jpg\|Offset\|none]]Image: Result of the dialog settings.<br><br>		[[image:de_center2_e.jpg\|Offset\|none]]Image: Result of the dialog settings. Press OK.<br><br>
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	[[image:de_center3.jpg\|Pad changed\|none]]Image: ~~Set off~~ the pad ~~center~~ from the drill center in the layout. So you actually don't de-center the drill but de-center the copper around.<br><br><br>		[[image:de_center3.jpg\|Pad changed\|none]]Image: Dialog settings forwarded to the pad in question: Pad set off from the drill center in the layout. So you actually don't de-center the drill but de-center the copper around.<br><br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 15:19, 30 January 2019

2019-01-30T15:19:58Z

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	[[image:de_center2_e.jpg\|Offset\|none]]Image: Result of the dialog settings.<br><br>		[[image:de_center2_e.jpg\|Offset\|none]]Image: Result of the dialog settings.<br><br>
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	[[image:de_center3.jpg\|Pad changed\|none]]Image: Set off the pad center from the drill center in the layout.<br><br><br>		[[image:de_center3.jpg\|Pad changed\|none]]Image: Set off the pad center from the drill center in the layout. So you actually don't de-center the drill but de-center the copper around.<br><br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* De-center the drill of a pad */

2019-01-30T15:15:45Z

De-center the drill of a pad

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	[[image:de_center1_e.jpg\|Make the pad polygonal...\|none]]Image: Set off the pad center from the drill center.<br><br>		[[image:de_center1_e.jpg\|Make the pad polygonal...\|none]]Image: Set off the pad center from the drill center.<br><br>
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	[[image:~~de_center2~~.jpg\|Offset\|none]]Image: Result of the dialog settings.<br><br>		[[image:de_center2_e.jpg\|Offset\|none]]Image: Result of the dialog settings.<br><br>
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	[[image:de_center3.jpg\|Pad changed\|none]]Image: Set off the pad center from the drill center in the layout.<br><br><br>		[[image:de_center3.jpg\|Pad changed\|none]]Image: Set off the pad center from the drill center in the layout.<br><br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 15:14, 30 January 2019

2019-01-30T15:14:28Z

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	[[File:Langloch2.jpg]]<br><br>		[[File:Langloch2.jpg]]<br><br>
	Sometimes data sheets show pads having rectangular breakthroughs (rectangular drillings). Please also see article: "[[Oblong hole]]".		Sometimes data sheets show pads having rectangular breakthroughs (rectangular drillings). Please also see article: "[[Oblong hole]]".<br><br>


			== De-center the drill of a pad ==

			Double click the pad in question:
			<br><br>
			[[image:de_center1_e.jpg\|Make the pad polygonal...\|none]]Image: Set off the pad center from the drill center.<br><br>
			<br><br>
			[[image:de_center2.jpg\|Offset\|none]]Image: Result of the dialog settings.<br><br>
			<br><br>
			[[image:de_center3.jpg\|Pad changed\|none]]Image: Set off the pad center from the drill center in the layout.<br><br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Place pads in a circle */

2018-10-18T11:42:10Z

Place pads in a circle

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	As a result we receive the following image:<br><br>		As a result we receive the following image:<br><br>
	[[Image:Pads_kreisfoermig6.jpg\|Pads in circle\|none]]Image: Pads in circle. Now delete the ~~guide~~ lines from layer 21 and fade in all other layers~~. Done~~.<br><br>		[[Image:Pads_kreisfoermig6.jpg\|Pads in circle\|none]]Image: Pads in circle. Now delete the auxiliary lines from layer 21 and fade in all other layers.<br><br>

	[[Image:Pads_kreisfoermig8.jpg\|Pads in circle without auxiliary lines\|none]]Image: Pads in circle without auxiliary lines. The circle arrangement as a whole of course can also be marked and rotated by any angle.<br><br>		[[Image:Pads_kreisfoermig8.jpg\|Pads in circle without auxiliary lines\|none]]Image: Pads in circle without auxiliary lines. The circle arrangement as a whole of course can also be marked and rotated by any angle.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Place pads in a circle */

2018-10-18T10:55:45Z

Place pads in a circle

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	Now you place a pad and put it into the clipboard with [Ctrl]+[c]. With [Shift]+[t] you open the dialog "Rotation angle for future rotations" and set an angle of 36°. [Ctrl]+[v] will insert the pad, while [[M2]] will rotate the next pad by 36°. In this way, 10 pads are successively set down, all of which have been rotated by 36°.<br><br>		Now you place a pad and put it into the clipboard with [Ctrl]+[c]. With [Shift]+[t] you open the dialog "Rotation angle for future rotations" and set an angle of 36°. [Ctrl]+[v] will insert the pad, while [[M2]] will rotate the next pad by 36°. In this way, 10 pads are successively set down, all of which have been rotated by 36°.<br><br>

	[[Image:~~Pads_kreisfoermig5~~.jpg\|Rotation angle\|none]]Image: Setting the rotation angle.<br><br>		[[Image:Pads_kreisfoermig5_e.jpg\|Rotation angle\|none]]Image: Setting the rotation angle.<br><br>

	Switch to the x-ray view [#] and displace each pad with its center exactly to the intersection line/circle.<br><br>		Switch to the x-ray view [#] and displace each pad with its center exactly to the intersection line/circle.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Place pads in a circle */

2018-10-18T10:52:55Z

Place pads in a circle

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	[[Image:Pads_kreisfoermig4_e.jpg\|Turn line\|none]]Image: Rotate an auxiliary line with [Shift]+[d] by an angle of 36°. The rotation axis is the mouse pointer position.<br><br>		[[Image:Pads_kreisfoermig4_e.jpg\|Turn line\|none]]Image: Rotate an auxiliary line with [Shift]+[t] by an angle of 36°. The rotation axis is the mouse pointer position.<br><br>

	TIP: Copy the line with [Ctrl]+[c] and paste it again with [Ctrl]+[v]. With the right mouse button, you can successively rotate them by 36° before placing them.		TIP: Copy the line with [Ctrl]+[c] and paste it again with [Ctrl]+[v]. With the right mouse button, you can successively rotate them by 36° before placing them.
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	[[Image:Pads_kreisfoermig2.jpg\|Circle with auxiliary lines\|none]]Image: Circle with auxiliary lines in solid view.<br><br>		[[Image:Pads_kreisfoermig2.jpg\|Circle with auxiliary lines\|none]]Image: Circle with auxiliary lines in solid view.<br><br>

	Now you place a pad and put it into the clipboard with [Ctrl]+[c]. With [Shift]+[d] you open the dialog "Rotation angle for future rotations" and set an angle of 36°. Ctrl]+[v] will ~~rotate~~ the pad, while [[M2]] will rotate the next pad by 36°. In this way, 10 pads are successively set down, all of which have been rotated by 36°.<br><br>		Now you place a pad and put it into the clipboard with [Ctrl]+[c]. With [Shift]+[t] you open the dialog "Rotation angle for future rotations" and set an angle of 36°. [Ctrl]+[v] will insert the pad, while [[M2]] will rotate the next pad by 36°. In this way, 10 pads are successively set down, all of which have been rotated by 36°.<br><br>

	[[Image:Pads_kreisfoermig5.jpg\|Rotation angle\|none]]Image: Setting the rotation angle.<br><br>		[[Image:Pads_kreisfoermig5.jpg\|Rotation angle\|none]]Image: Setting the rotation angle.<br><br>

	Switch to the x-ray ~~mode~~ [#] and displace each pad with its center exactly to the intersection line/circle.<br><br>		Switch to the x-ray view [#] and displace each pad with its center exactly to the intersection line/circle.<br><br>

	[[Image:Pads_kreisfoermig7.jpg\|x-ray view\|none]]Image: Placement in x-Ray view<br><br>		[[Image:Pads_kreisfoermig7.jpg\|x-ray view\|none]]Image: Placement in x-Ray view<br><br>