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Maximum Package Height

BuddSw
BuddSw over 14 years ago

I am using Allegro PCB Editor 16.3.  Although I have used this product for a while I've never needed to add Maximum Package Height as something to flag using DRC.  I've looked in the documentation and the only constraint-setting information I can find is for spacing/width/pairing type stuff.  Where can I find the documentation to set up maximum height constraints?  I know I can manually check each package on the board for it's Max Height property that is far from ideal.

 I will be grateful for any insight that can be given.

 

Budd S.

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    steve over 12 years ago

    Shape - Circular, set the class/subclass to Package Geometry/Place_Bound_Top (in the fold out Options menu on the right hand side of the screen) and then draw the circle you want. If your using 16.6 look at the Options menu and you can set the size you require and then Place Circle option and it will be attached to your mouse ready to place.

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    steve over 12 years ago

    Shape - Circular, set the class/subclass to Package Geometry/Place_Bound_Top (in the fold out Options menu on the right hand side of the screen) and then draw the circle you want. If your using 16.6 look at the Options menu and you can set the size you require and then Place Circle option and it will be attached to your mouse ready to place.

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