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encounter -error while loading design

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**ERROR: (SOCLF-82): Macro "DFSECP1" obs coordinate y value 9.0740 isn't on manufacturing grid. It's likely result in placement/routing that can't be manufactured How could i solve this error?
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  • dear all,

    I got the same **ERROR warning

    I just started to used cadence for digital implementation in this month.

    I made simple shift register and follow the orders on some tutorial. It was finish and error-free until [ADD FILLER] process, write lef file [using letOut command] and save my design. But when I try to reload my design, it generate:

    **ERROR: (SOCLF-82):    The x coordinate value 2.7700
    in pin 'Y' in macro 'ROHM18AND2P005' is not on the manufacturing grid.
    It's likely to result in placement/routing that can not be manufactured.

    I thought I can fixed the problem with start all over again from synthesis process, but I found that whatever setting that I used there always result [Violating Paths: not-0]

    Is that any connection between 2 cases?

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  • dear all,

    I got the same **ERROR warning

    I just started to used cadence for digital implementation in this month.

    I made simple shift register and follow the orders on some tutorial. It was finish and error-free until [ADD FILLER] process, write lef file [using letOut command] and save my design. But when I try to reload my design, it generate:

    **ERROR: (SOCLF-82):    The x coordinate value 2.7700
    in pin 'Y' in macro 'ROHM18AND2P005' is not on the manufacturing grid.
    It's likely to result in placement/routing that can not be manufactured.

    I thought I can fixed the problem with start all over again from synthesis process, but I found that whatever setting that I used there always result [Violating Paths: not-0]

    Is that any connection between 2 cases?

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