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<h1>Freerouter Guidelines:</h1> |
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<li> in pcbnew, using the Layers Setup dialog:</li><br> |
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<li>choose the number of layers, and enter the name of each layer.</li><br> |
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These should look something like this: |
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<li>choose the number of layers, and enter the name of each layer.</li><br><br> |
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These should look something like this (if a 6 layer board): |
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<li>Layer[0] Back signal</li> |
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<li>Layer[1] Power power</li> |
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<li>Layer[2] V2_Signal signal</li> |
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<li>Layer[3] H1_Signal signal</li> |
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<li>Layer[4] Ground power</li> |
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<li>Layer[15] Front signal</li> |
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<li>Front - signal</li> |
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<li>Ground - power</li> |
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<li>H1_Signal - signal</li> |
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<li>V2_Signal - signal</li> |
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<li>Power - power</li> |
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<li>Back - signal</li> |
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</ul><br> |
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Notice that after the layer name there is a layer type field, either 'signal' or 'power'.<br> |
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Notice that after the layer name there is a layer type field, either 'signal' or 'power', typically. |
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Any layer identified as 'power' will be removed from the layer menu in Freerouter, |
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as this will be assumed to contain a power zone. |
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</li><br><br> |
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