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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 AnirudhTHABJUL over 9 years ago

Thank you for your help.

I tried in this way but i am getting following type of errors

#5 ERROR(SPMHNI-176): Device library error detected.
ERROR(SPMHNI-189): Problems with the name of device 'CERAMIC_ANTENNA_0_WE7488930245_WE7488930245': 'Name is too long.'

How to tackle this kind of errors.

Regards,

Anirudh
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0 steve over 9 years ago

Setup - Design Parameters - Design tab and change the long name size from 31 to 255. You can set this by default from Setup - User Preferences - drawing and set the value there for allegro_long_name_size.
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0 AnirudhTHABJUL over 9 years ago

Thankyou once again dude.

I followed your procedure and i got following error.

Can you please help in solving this above error.

Regards,

Anirudh
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0 steve over 9 years ago

It's the same error as before - it can't find your Packager files - I recommend closing PCB Editor and creating / importing the netlist from inside Capture like the video shows you......
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0 AnirudhTHABJUL over 9 years ago

Thanks a lot dude .....! :)

I am able to do it.

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Anirudh
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