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Failed to import schematic from EAGLE. sch to ORCAD

Hi Folks,

I need to import schematic from EAGLE .sch file to ORCAD, but as I tried, it failed with tips "Warning (INI): Char Replacements 'PinNumbers' - FROM//TO charsets are different sizes".

Anybody suffer this too? Any suggestion will be appreciate.

BTW, ORCAD 17.2 and EAGLE 9.6.3 are used in this case. I also tried EAGLE PCB translator in ALLEGRO, it works and import PCB file successfully.

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0 SandeepVarrier over 3 years ago

Please check, the number of characters before and after the // for a Replacement configuration variable in the (.INI file) are not equal.
It MUST be

For instance, this directive
PinNumbers=abc//xyz
Will instruct to replace a with x, b with y and c with z for all pin numbers
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0 SandeepVarrier over 3 years ago

Please check, the number of characters before and after the // for a Replacement configuration variable in the (.INI file) are not equal.
It MUST be

For instance, this directive
PinNumbers=abc//xyz
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0 ZhengweiX over 3 years ago in reply to SandeepVarrier

Thanks Buddy, could you guide me how to locate .INI file? I am not sure if I got the correct one.
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0 DS1995 over 3 years ago in reply to ZhengweiX

Enable the option View > Session Log Window. Now the first entry of the window tells you the exact path of the INI file getting loaded.
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0 SandeepVarrier over 3 years ago in reply to DS1995

%home%/cdssetup/OrCAD_Capture/17.4.0/ type in the following in the windows RUN command (Keyboard shortcut: Windows Key +R )
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