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Net list error on part names

Remis over 13 years ago

#1 WARNING(ORCAP-36006): Part Name "CAP CERAMIC_CKG57NX7R2A106M_470NF" is renamed to "CAP CERAMIC_CKG57NX7R2A106M_470".

Hi,

How to solve this error?

steve over 13 years ago

It's only a warning so shouldn't be an issue. You could though change the net limit from 31 to 255. Press to the setup button inside the netlist form and set the Device/Net/Pin/Name Char limit from 31 to something larger (255 is the max)...
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Remis over 13 years ago

If changing to number that is higher then 31 geting error:

#1 ERROR(SPMHNI-176): Device library error detected.
ERROR(SPMHNI-189): Problems with the name of device 'RES_V_RES_0603_DISCRETE_2,2_(RES_0603_GD)': 'Name is too long.'.
ERROR(SPMHNI-170): Device 'RES_V_RES_0603_DISCRETE_2,2_(RE' has library errors. Unable to transfer to Allegro.

one more question: how to remove that device name from all pats, i dont want that i will be displayed in my PCB design, instead of that would be good to se only my schematics numeber like "R1", "R2" etc.
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steve over 13 years ago

If you change it in Capture you also need to change it in Allegro (Setup - Design Parameters - Design tab, set the Long Name Size to match.
Don't think you can limit what is device name is there. I think it's a default property. Someone else might know.....
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Remis over 13 years ago

I dont believe that someone in the world needs that part name in their PCB design, part number would make some sence, but this...
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