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Ludvig



Joined: 24 Mar 2002
Posts: 21


Post18 Mar 2003 10:28   Eagle Autorouting

Hi
I connect IC-sockets with yellow lines from layer 19 in a very simple design to test autorouting. Then I click Autorout icon. Autorouter set up window pops up. There is top - bottom - all other layers N/A. I click OK and my screen flashes 2-3 times. After that I can read "Autorouter 100% finished" but there is no changes in my PCB-design. Its still same "airwires". Before I start autorout I chg wire to Bottom 0,6.
Mvbrgds Ludvig
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Topper



Joined: 31 Jan 2002
Posts: 25
Location: Denmark


Post18 Mar 2003 15:22   Re: Eagle Autorouting

Ludvig wrote:
Hi
I connect IC-sockets with yellow lines from layer 19 in a very simple design to test autorouting. Then I click Autorout icon. Autorouter set up window pops up. There is top - bottom - all other layers N/A. I click OK and my screen flashes 2-3 times. After that I can read "Autorouter 100% finished" but there is no changes in my PCB-design. Its still same "airwires". Before I start autorout I chg wire to Bottom 0,6.
Mvbrgds Ludvig


Hi Ludvig.
I'll give this a go.
what kind of package is the IC's. smd's or pin thru ?. If they are smd you migth have to reduce the routing grid, Eagle sets 50mil as standard but this is almost imposible to route in with smd's, try reducing to 25mil or perhaps 12.5mil.

Also try to have a look at you're design rules (just click th icon) you migth have some issues there also.

Hope this helps regards Topper
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Topper



Joined: 31 Jan 2002
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Location: Denmark


Post19 Mar 2003 8:48   

Hi Ludvig.

I'll post here instead of PM you because this migth be of common intrest.

I loaded you're design and found that you had used the wire command (in layer 19) to create the airwire net.
This is wrong, the wire command is for manually routing between the IC's (even thoug it's in layer 19).

Used the signal command to build the airwire net instead.

Othervice i think it's a nice layuot. And if you change the wire to signals it will autoroute perfect.

Topper Smile
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Ludvig



Joined: 24 Mar 2002
Posts: 21


Post19 Mar 2003 13:47   Eagle Autorouting

Hi Topper
You are 100% correct. I have used the wirecommand instead of signalcommand. Now it works OK even for me. Smile
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
Ludvig
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