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How to edit a footprint in an existing design in OrCAD X Presto

mahimag

You can edit your symbols directly in the board file after placing them by doing the following:

1. Open your layout in OrCAD X Presto.

2. Right-click on the symbol and select Edit Footprint.

3. If you have not defined the libraries, export the footprint and select Yes.

              

4. The footprint will open in another instance of OrCAD X Presto.

5. Modify the footprint per your requirement.

6. Select File > Save footprint.dra to save the changes and close the instance.

 

7. Now, go to the layout. The Refresh Footprint dialog box is displayed where you can easily update the text, remove the fanout, and refresh the associated padstacks for the selected footprint.

    

         

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  • MM202410209619

    This information is already present in Troubleshooting Info on Cadence Online Support Portal.

    What is the use of posting here?

  • mahimag
    in reply to MM202410209619

    Hello  , this is an open public forum which means that all the audience present here or people who visit this page might not have access to Cadence Online Support Portal.  Hence sharing some basic and general troubleshooting info might be helpful for all the users of this forum. 

    I hope this helps. Also please feel free to suggest some topics which you might be interested in and we can create some content around those to share here.

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  • mahimag
    in reply to MM202410209619

    Hello  , this is an open public forum which means that all the audience present here or people who visit this page might not have access to Cadence Online Support Portal.  Hence sharing some basic and general troubleshooting info might be helpful for all the users of this forum. 

    I hope this helps. Also please feel free to suggest some topics which you might be interested in and we can create some content around those to share here.

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