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B9A valve PCB component ?

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ecca

United Kingdom
4 Posts

Posted - 26 Sep 2013 : 14:49:48

How do I include it, it's driving me mad.
I can't find a component to use and I can't figure out how to create one.

edrees

United Kingdom
783 Posts

Posted - 26 Sep 2013 : 15:06:23

Well I can't see it's any different from any other component/connector.
Create one using the online help and/or read the user manual.

John Baraclough

United Kingdom
129 Posts

Posted - 26 Sep 2013 : 19:51:49

If it helps the B9A valve base footprint can be found here:

http://www.hificollective.co.uk/pdf/belton_b9a_datasheet.pdf

You probably need to use polar coordinates to create it.

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John Baraclough

United Kingdom
129 Posts

Posted - 26 Sep 2013 : 22:25:29

Try this:

http://mydesk.myzen.co.uk/_Useful/EasyPc/B9AValveBase.psy

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ricobasso

25 Posts

Posted - 27 Jul 2017 : 10:48:17

I can't find how to import/extract a psy file into a library. How is it done?

DavidM

United Kingdom
458 Posts

Posted - 27 Jul 2017 : 11:03:54

Use the Add File button on the PCB Symbols page of the Library Manager dialog to browse to the PSY to add it to the currently selected symbol library, or even just drag-and-drop it there (if you are using a recent version of the application).

David

ricobasso

25 Posts

Posted - 27 Jul 2017 : 17:58:46

Thanks. Browse does not seem to be fully working from File>Open menu. Navigation tree on left works but the main pane does not update in line with the tree selection. Is this a known bug (v18.0.8)?
I worked around by dragging the psy file from another Windows explorer window straight into an empty Easy-PC window.

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