See the attachment.
How can I make board and schematic consistent, so that changes on one affects other?
How can I make board and schematic consistent, so that changes on one affects other?
Cadsoft Eagle 'consistency' warning
- Thread starter vinodquilon
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The warning message is linked below...
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Delete JP3 from the schematic, and then add it back in. That's the easiest way to do it.
It is very good that you are using ERC regularly and resolving the errors. If you fail to do that often, you will have a big mess to clean up.
As far as the WARNING messages go, you can use jumpers (even the SMD jumpers) to connect things like the VCC node to VDD pins.
Tip:
You can change an SMD component's layer from top to bottom (and back again) by using the Mirror tool.
It is very good that you are using ERC regularly and resolving the errors. If you fail to do that often, you will have a big mess to clean up.
As far as the WARNING messages go, you can use jumpers (even the SMD jumpers) to connect things like the VCC node to VDD pins.
Tip:
You can change an SMD component's layer from top to bottom (and back again) by using the Mirror tool.
When working with board and schematic, always be sure both are open before changing one. Since you now have the dreaded "inconsistent" warning, delete JP3 from the schematic and see what happens. If it is on the board, delete it from there too. Once you get board and schematic consistent, then proceed as usual.
John
I guess I type too slowly. JPA
John
I guess I type too slowly. JPA
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