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There are 3 modes off layer naming Short, Medium and Long. These names are shown in the lower tabs...a Long name is "Top Layer" the short is "TL" and the Medium is "Top". I know how to change a layer name by going into the layer manager (L key) and clicking twice in a layer name and editing it...
I made a custom pad which is two half circles as the picture shows.
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Each half circle is made with a Solid region and a line and a arc to make the edges smooth (I dont know why in the PCB Library editing I cant design a round custom shape, so the only way I could make it was making a Solid...
I made my first PCB with slots, and Altium is generation two .txt files...one for the drills, and one for the slots...how do I combine them to send it to the manufacture?
I use OSH Park usually, and as far as I can see, there are no specifications on slots...
Thank you very much udhay_cit! This worked pretty well.
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I found the compelte explanation:
Non-standard Component Types
Not all components are destined to be mounted on the assembled PCB, not all components are required in the Bill of Materials (BOM), and not all items...
I am sorry Anonymous_Ricky, but I could not find the answer to my question in the link you provided. If you could please point me in the right direction I will appreciate.
Thank you!
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I have a schematic with multiple parts, but some of them I dont want to add to the PCB (some resistors I am not sure I will need, but I dont want to delete them from the schematics). Is there a way to remove something from the PCB, but not from the schematic? Something like a "supress this...
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