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Allegro 17.2 Component Placement Problem

ajeya

I am new to Allegro. 

I have a .MNL netlist generated from Capture CIS 17.2. On Import to Allegro 17.2, view log says netin imported successfully.

When I do Place > Component Manually > The list is complete with all the components in my schematics. However, I do not see any graphics in Quickview or any indication of presence of component. 

When I check-mark a component and move the mouse over to the Allegro screen, there is no component visible.

In the command line log, it says > Cannot Load Symbol 

How do I proceed from here ?

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  • ajeya

    I get the component from Schematics listed as "Components by refdes"> "Component Name", I can click it and get a tick mark. How do I find the corresponding footprint and link it to the component so imported. I cannot see anything in Quickview. There is no option which says about finding and linking a footprint to this component. I have checked the path, both are showing up. I have also added my old footprint library file folder path, but no use. It does say "Cannot load symbol"

    What can I do next ?

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  • ajeya

    I get the component from Schematics listed as "Components by refdes"> "Component Name", I can click it and get a tick mark. How do I find the corresponding footprint and link it to the component so imported. I cannot see anything in Quickview. There is no option which says about finding and linking a footprint to this component. I have checked the path, both are showing up. I have also added my old footprint library file folder path, but no use. It does say "Cannot load symbol"

    What can I do next ?

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