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Ref des text size makes too bigger and thickness in plotting?

Dhamodharann
Hi.. For the Ref des text sizes in the corresponding layout has been get changed to some size to previewed. Then after ti took to print the SST layer in the A size sheet, that time plot preview of the ref des text sizes are too large. Size i kept height: 1.00MM, Width :1.00MM, Photo Width is 0.12MM, Spacing :0.1MM Line Spacing:0.1MM. When i am look at layout it is very clear, but i tried to see plot preview, that time text become too bigger and thicker. So it's looking uneasily. So what are the sizes could been set for ref des to see clearly, when i took the print the files??? So it's urgent. any help for this problem. Thanks & Regards Dhamodharan
  • steve

     Looks like the Photo width is too thick. Eitehr create a new text size and set the photo width to a smaller value or change the Text size photo width. Look at Setup - Design Parameters - Text tab and click on Setup Text sizes to adjust them.

  • Dhamodharann
    Dear Steve. I had edited the text sizes, then i had tried to kept the size to small. but also it is not yet been get reduced, still same problem facing. So can you provide the sizes for the default sizes to been used. I had adjusted the text sizes, but no change was occurred in board.
  • steve

     Hover over the text in question and use right click - show element. You'll see a report of the text details. Look for the Text Block Number and make sure you adjust the Photo Width size only for that Text Block Number.

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