Just checked the "how do you get a pick and place file" question. Asked the orcad help and it says go to "create component report" and you get a file like that: REF DES VALUE PACKAGE FOOTPRINT X LOC Y LOC ROTATION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ C1 1N C_ELECT CYL/D.175/LS.100/.031 -63.50 mm 29.21 mm 90 C2 15P C CYL/D.175/LS.100/.031 -33.02 mm 38.10 mm 180 C3 15P C CYL/D.175/LS.100/.031 -33.02 mm 43.18 mm 180 D1 1N4617 1N4617 AX/.400X.100/.031 -36.83 mm 22.86 mm 90 So that seems not the problem. You can change a part origin in the library. Still - preparing the file, and especially preparing the components in a "machine friendly" way will most likely take you longer than just putting them where you want them. You would need to tell the machine where which part is located, and then add a "fetch part" line before each "place part" line. But converting the above file to the "dop part" seems not the hardest thing to do. ST
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Pick/Place (was:through hole P-n-P ?)
2004-04-29 by Stefan Trethan
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