Re: gEDA-user: symbols

[Ian Chapman <ichapman@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Good point Dave, I should get into the habit of reading that optimize
rats report from time to time.  At least I know where to start looking.

On Tue, 2008-05-06 at 08:47 -0700, Dave N6NZ wrote:
> What does the net list say?  Are they somehow connected to ground by 
> some attribute that you didn't expunge?
> 
> It's not an accidental short to ground somewhere else is it?  (Of 
> course, the optimize rats should be whining about massive shorts if that 
> were true.)
> 
> -dave
> 
> Ian Chapman wrote:
> > Hi,  in gschem Add/component/power/+9V symbol, I modified it to read
> > +15V and used it to connect power to various circuits(copy past).  In
> > PCB I am finding that many of these pins have an orange O on them when I
> > do optimize rats.  Sometimes when I use the line tool on these pins the
> > netlist pops up indicating +15V.  I can quite easily connect these what
> > should be +15V pins to the ground plane.  I have added the IN OUT
> > symbols to the various sheets to ensure that inter-sheet connections are
> > there err like net +15V:1 on these IN/OUT symbols.  On 3.3V it is
> > working.  I must be doing something quite wrong on my schematic, any
> > ideas gratefully accepted.  Regards Ian.
> > 
> > 
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