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ERROR(SPMHNI-175) IN CREATING THE NETLIST

Hello Everyone,

I am electronic engineer working in Paris.

I am using ORCAD 16.6 for designing our schematics and PCB layout.

In order to design the PCB layout we need to create NETLIST file right.

So, while creating this netlist i have got following error

" ERROR: File "SNB_PSB.brd" is being edited by user "THABJUL" on date "Mon Nov 30 15:20:05 2015" on system "ANIRUDH_THABJUL". Resolve lock file and re-run netrev.

#1 ERROR(SPMHNI-175): Netrev error detected."

Can any body help me in solving this issue?

Regards,
Anirudh

0 steve over 9 years ago

You have the board file SNB_PSB.brd open whilst trying to create / import the netlist into it. TRy closing PCB Editor down and trying again OR uncheck the Netrev section of the netlist generator and once generated import it manually in PCB Editor from File - Import - Logic
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0 AnirudhTHABJUL over 9 years ago

Thank you steve.

I followed what you said and i got following error.

Can you please help me to solve this issue.

Regards,

Anirudh
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0 redwire over 9 years ago

You can also disable this checking in Allegro. For beginners it's just easier to exit Allegro before netlisting.
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0 steve over 9 years ago

The netlist files are not found. When you create a netlist in OrCAD it creates 3 files, pstchip.dat, pstxnet.dat and pstxprt.dat. These are normally in the direcotory called allegro which is created under the folder where the schematic is. Make sure the Import directory is pointing to this location. Watch this:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxaDaFs154s
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0 AnirudhTHABJUL over 9 years ago

Thank you for your help.

Can you please tell me the procedure how to disable this checking in allegro?

Regards,

Anirudh
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