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As far as I know, that is the way it is.? The reference designators are on the "Render" tab to turn them on and off.? I do not know of a way to include these as if they were a normal layer for

Hi, I don't know about your actual problem, but if you have a link with the German post I could translate/summarize it for you. Regards, Oli

zoom in on the offending area, and look carefully. You will see: the hole, the pad, and around the pad a clearance zone. If that zone intersects with anything else that will generate an error. You

Aaron- Thanks for the speedy reply. Yes it looks like the error message is incorrect. In the situation I described, the error message should say "Thermal relief spoke width is SMALLER than the minimum

1) When I place modules on a PCB layout, the text shows both the part value (like "1.0K" or "CD4046B" for example) and the reference designator (like "R5" or "U12" for example). Additionally, the

I believe it is because your spoke width is smaller than your minimum width, although the text in the error seems to say the opposite of what it should say.? The Minimum actually has to be set

I have just done a 4 layer PCB layout with KiCad and am trying to make the inner plane layers. I click on the Add Filled Zones button on the right tool bar and the cursor changes to the pen shape.

I'm getting this error on quite a few modules and am not sure why. One of the modules is just a three pin header. Each pin is 0.1 apart. The holes have a diameter of 0.044 and I set the shape size X

parts in multi-part components are annotated with suffix A, B, C etc. which is what you see (U1A, U1B). in PCBNew, there will be only ONE component to assign footprint (U1 in your case). In the PCB

Hi, maybe I did not understand you correctly, but your U1A and U1B OpAmps are actually in one case and so CVPCB is supposed to have only one single TL072 comprising both devices. Or am I getting

Hi, I want to make a pcb with a double aop,so i try to use in the library the linear componant "tl072", in the schématic it's ok, after anotation the référence of the first tl072 is "U1A " and the

Aurabindo Run a search for "Kicad Tutorial" - good place to start. I'm sure its not annoying :-) it's there by design ;-) Cheers Ravi Miranda

KiCad has two ways to move components. First you already know; you are Thats a great tip Kerusey!!! Thanks :) I was about to leave KiCad for this annoying thing!!! Not anymore. But I seriousy think i

Aurabindo J <aurabindo.j@...> wrote: You probably move the components using the Move (M key) command. KiCad has two ways to move components. First you already know; you are pressing M and the

This surprised me as well...but is apparently normal behavior to kicad-users.

Dear All, I just started using KiCad. But there is one annoying feature. After i connect wires to components, if I rotate or move the components, wires break away from them. That really annoying. Is

see: /usr/local/kicad/doc/help/file_formats/file_formats.pdf Andy "al.lunev" <al.lunev@...> wrote:

http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~kicad-developers/kicad/doc/files/head:/doc/help/file_formats/

I have had some PCBs made (but not assembled) from http://www.bilex-lp.com They are located in bulgaria as far as I remember. According to their website, they do assembly of BGA, too, but I am not

You raise an interesting question. "Low cost" and "few protos" is a difficult combination. I know of a number of companies here in the UK that will do prototype assembly, including fine pitch BGAs,