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Thanks, Andy. Yes, that's what I should be doing, but it's a big job to get started on. I'm trying to appease the alligators, before draining he swamp.

SW_DP3T looks something like what you are asking form it's in the switch lib. Get used to making your own footprints and symbols it's one of the most useful things you can do as it's a great time

I want to use a double-pole switch with centre-off position, and the footprint: Button_Switch_THT:SW_Push_2P2T_Vertical_E-Switch_800UDP8P1A1M6 is good. But I can't find? a schematic symbol for it,

Yes, that was the problem, but the designations need to show in order to put the components in their places.

I agree that this just sounds like the layers are switched off usually on the right hand side of the window there is a panel with some tabs Layers Objects Nets Select layers and make sure there is

Thank you. I will check that.

* Double-click a footprint in the PCB editor and make sure 'Show' is ticked in the relevant field checkboxes. * Depending upon which board layers you have set to Visible, you may or may not see

I have drawn a schematic and corrected all the errors. When I switch to PCB, the footprints appear but no designations and other text for them. I cannot find any setting that would make the

You can place a PWR_FLAG symbol on the relevant net. You can find this in symbol folder called "Power". Usually, GND also needs one. -- Regards, Tony

Thank you. My problem cam from opening the power symbol list by clicking on the 'earth/ground' icon. The list that opened did not show the PWR_FLG symbol, but later it appeared. I suppose the list did

You need to connect a power flag symbol to each of the two wires. You'll find it in the standard symbol libraries (it looks like a lollipop). Regards, Robert -- * Plain text email - safe, readable,

I have a schematic that does not have a power source, it comes from a connector. I have labelled the power wires +VDC #PWR01 and -VDC #PWR02, but Electrical Rules Check gives the 'Input power pin not

Indeed. For some reason, they all got to be called 'DB', perhaps because the 25-contact size shell was so widely used. And before the high-density range was introduced, the pin-count and shell-size

Oops; I actually lied. The SHELL size is indicated by the character after the D; turns out that there are multiple pin densities that can be fitted to each shell size. Donald.

D-submini connectors use the character after the "D" to indicate pin count: Donald.

they are all in the connector library under D-Sub Andy 14:46:40 +0100 "John Woodgate" <jmw@...> wrote:

Ah! I found it. I didn't expect the unpopular but correct DA prefix to be used. -- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG antivirus software. www.avg.com

Is there anywhere a symbol for the DB15 15-contact connector? I know that I could make one, but its geometry is not simple. -- Signature OOO - Own Opinions Only Best wishes John Woodgate, Rayleigh,

Thanks very much, Andy. That icon is called 'Edit symbol fields' in version 8.0.2, which is a correct name but misleading. It is in fact a BOM, formatted the way I proposed in my bleat about the