Hello Alan,
Monday, March 20, 2006, 1:15:45 AM, you wrote:
> Hi Tod,
> I thought I'd look at the Excellon files, they should have the hole
> data. Somewhere is a program to convert that to Gcode. Just having the
> coordinates and drill sizes should do it. If I can import points into
> Vector CAD/CAM, I can generate a Gcode program.
> So that's what that was on my HC-49 crystal! I turned off the vrestrict
> layer, and the extra went away. Didn't seem to help anyway, I had a via
> (that I've since moved) encroaching into this area.
> Just tried a solpad. Must be a test pad? I almost forgot to add some
> test points.
> It seems to get harder to find the un-routed signals at the very end.
> Is there a way to make them stand out, or determine their net name?
> Alan KM6VV
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Some time ago I wrote Exellon->G-code converter you can find it on the
kellyware.com
In the mean time, I have to resort some issues with my ISP and I
willput different versions as freeware on-line. Link willbe posted to
the group.
The limitation of the converter is that id does not like suppressed
zeroes,it requires both leading and trailing zeroes
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