grouped the PCB layout steps
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4. Click OK
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4. Click OK
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4. Click on the new "Power" class of nets
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4. Click on the new "Power" class of nets
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4. Look at the bottom and set the Min: 0.5mm, Prefer 5.0mm, Max 0.9mm for some big traces
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4. Look at the bottom and set the Min: 0.5mm, Prefer 5.0mm, Max 0.9mm for some big traces
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2. Setup the layers of the board.
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## Layout the board
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1. Setup the layers of the board.
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1. RU CNC: Suggest doing it in one layer with jumper wires. Autoroute has an option for this.
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1. RU CNC: Suggest doing it in one layer with jumper wires. Autoroute has an option for this.
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3. Most projects: 2 layer is cheapest and enough for most projects
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2. Most projects: 2 layer is cheapest and enough for most projects
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3. Fit in small space or lots of connections: 4 layers is commonly used on most modern devices
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2. Fit in small space or lots of connections: 4 layers is commonly used on most modern devices
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2. Manually route wires (or use Autorouting, my favorite) to place all the wires.
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1. Manually route wires (or use Autorouting, my favorite) to place all the wires.
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2. If you need mounting holes, create Pads with a hole of the size you want
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1. If you need mounting holes, create Pads with a hole of the size you want
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1. You'll have to assign it an identifier (such as S1, S2, S3,..) and match it to a pin in the "Pins" list
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1. You'll have to assign it an identifier (such as S1, S2, S3,..) and match it to a pin in the "Pins" list
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3. Edit the schematic symbol and put the new pins slightly off the symbol
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2. Edit the schematic symbol and put the new pins slightly off the symbol
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3. Click on a blank spot
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2. Click on a blank spot
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3. Properties: Pins tab > click on the pencil to edit
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2. Properties: Pins tab > click on the pencil to edit
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3. Uncheck the boxes for Show, Number, and Name on the mounting hole pads to hide them
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2. Uncheck the boxes for Show, Number, and Name on the mounting hole pads to hide them
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3. If the hole is bigger than 2.5mm, you'll have to increase the max hole constraint
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2. If the hole is bigger than 2.5mm, you'll have to increase the max hole constraint
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1. Constraint Manager > All Rules
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1. Constraint Manager > All Rules
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4. Scroll to Manufacturing > Hole size
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3. Scroll to Manufacturing > Hole size
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4. Expand "Advanced Rules"
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3. Expand "Advanced Rules"
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4. Increase the maximum to your mounting hole size
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3. Increase the maximum to your mounting hole size
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2. Check for Design Rule violations and fix them
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1. Check for Design Rule violations and fix them
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1. Tools > Design Rule Check
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1. Tools > Design Rule Check
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3. Click "Run Design Rule Check" which is on the bottom left! OK will just close the dialog.
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2. Click "Run Design Rule Check" which is on the bottom left! OK will just close the dialog.
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## Output the job to send to the PCB manufacturer
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## Output the job to send to the PCB manufacturer
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Create an Outjob to produce the files the PCB manufacturer wants (Gerber and NC drill usually)
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Create an Outjob to produce the files the PCB manufacturer wants (Gerber and NC drill usually)
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