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Thank you, Reinier. You make it sound simple, but for someone who has never done it successfully, it is not simple.? I have tried and failed too often. There are many steps and questions: 1. How to

Another name for a preset resistor is a trimmer potentiometer, usually shortened to trimpot. It's one of those potentiometers you use a screwdriver to set, and then you leave it alone unless further

Hi John, just learn how to make your own footprints. It is dead simple. Just take any simple footprint, rename it and save it to your own library. Then move the pads, resize the pads and change the

Thanks, Brian. When I look at the Properties of the part, I see it's called 'Trim-potentiometer', which is also a good name. The pin count filter works for me, under 8.0.4.

Hi John, Ah yes, 'potentiometers' I am far more familiar with. In Schematic Editor, I ran into the Assign Footprint tool, which has the ‘pin count’ filter, but I sure couldn’t get it to work.

Thanks, Brian. KiCad calls preset resistors 'potentiometers', which is perhaps better, but 2 terminal parts do exist which are not pots. I think 'preset pot'? is the best description. Your tip to

Hi John, I’m not sure what a preset resistor is, but I’m willing to learn. When I want to see what is all available, I open the footprint editor and hit View/Footprint Library

Thanks, Andy, but to find 'a device in the same package' seems to me to be a step further away from searching through footprints for the one I hope is there. The part is a preset resistor, not a

You typically search for the device, then you may see several footprints with various names with e,b,c, b,c,e, 1,2,3, etc against then indicating the different pinouts. However if you don't care

What is the best way to search the hundreds of existing footprints for a particular arrangement of pins? Just a 3-pin symbol, nothing complicated. -- OOO - Own Opinions Only Best Wishes John

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Yes, I have tried. But the current version always reports errors about those files.

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'EESchema Schematic File Version 2' is just be the version of EESchema which could be separate from the KiCad version (i.e. possibly also used in v4).? I opened a .sch file made with KiCad v5 and it

Have you tried to load them using the current version? I would try that first, and I think you will find it will do the appropriate conversions for you. [email protected]> wrote:

Do they not upgrade to the latest version? Anyhow, to answer your question as best I can, I have copies of kicad going back to kicad-2007-01-15.zip and

Hi there, do you have a downloading file of KiCad Version 2? I collected some schematic files that seem to be KiCad 2.0, but I cannot find the version2 on KiCad official website.(I believe those files

Hi there, do you have the downloading file of KiCad Version 2? I collected some schematic files that seem to be KiCad 2.0, but I cannot find version2 on KiCad official website.(I believe those files

Thanks.. Good tip. Thanks for the replies everyone this all makes sense to me now. Thanks again! [email protected]> wrote: