footprint chooser, then click again after choosing a footprint to confirm its location. Route tracks / route differential pairs: These tools activate the interactive router and allow placing tracks 22 Draw lines. Note: Lines are graphical objects and are not the same as tracks placed with the Route Tracks tool. Graphical objects cannot be assigned to a net. Draw arcs: pick the center point of be moved out of the way. The router prevents DRC violations in this mode: if there is no way to route to the cursor position that does not violate DRC, no new tracks will be created. Walk Around: in

footprint chooser, then click again after choosing a footprint to confirm its location. Route tracks / route differential pairs: These tools activate the interactive router and allow placing tracks to. Draw lines. Note: Lines are graphical objects and are not the same as tracks placed with the Route Tracks tool. Esc 24 Draw arcs: pick the center point of the arc, then the start and end points be moved out of the way. The router prevents DRC violations in this mode: if there is no way to route to the cursor position that does not violate DRC, no new tracks will be created. Walk Around: in

footprint chooser, then click again after choosing a footprint to confirm its location. Route tracks / route differential pairs: These tools activate the interactive router and allow placing tracks to. Draw lines. Note: Lines are graphical objects and are not the same as tracks placed with the Route Tracks tool. Esc 24 Draw arcs: pick the center point of the arc, then the start and end points be moved out of the way. The router prevents DRC violations in this mode: if there is no way to route to the cursor position that does not violate DRC, no new tracks will be created. Walk Around: in

footprint chooser, then click again after choosing a footprint to confirm its location. Route tracks / route differential pairs: These tools activate the interactive router and allow placing tracks 21 Draw lines. Note: Lines are graphical objects and are not the same as tracks placed with the Route Tracks tool. Graphical objects cannot be assigned to a net. Draw arcs: pick the center point of be moved out of the way. The router prevents DRC violations in this mode: if there is no way to route to the cursor position that does not violate DRC, no new tracks will be created. Walk Around: in

footprint chooser, then click again after choosing a footprint to confirm its location. Route tracks / route differential pairs: These tools activate the interactive router and allow placing tracks to. Draw lines. Note: Lines are graphical objects and are not the same as tracks placed with the Route Tracks tool. Graphical objects cannot be assigned to a net. Esc 19 Draw arcs: pick the center 置层对和交互式布线器设置。 To route tracks, click the Route Tracks icon (from the drawing toolbar or from the top toolbar under Route) or use the hotkey . Click on a starting location to select which net to route and begin

footprint chooser, then click again after choosing a footprint to confirm its location. Route tracks / route differential pairs: These tools activate the interactive router and allow placing tracks to. Draw lines. Note: Lines are graphical objects and are not the same as tracks placed with the Route Tracks tool. Esc 21 Draw arcs: pick the center point of the arc, then the start and end points main routing functions: Route Single Track, Route Differential Pair, Tune length of a single track, and Tune skew of a differential pair. All of these are present in both the Route menu dropdown (individually)

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 5.4 Automatically route with FreeRouter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Getting are very useful presets that can be selected via the Preset Layer Groupings menu. 15. Click on the Route tracks icon on the right toolbar. Click on pin 1 of J1 and run a track to pad R2. Double-click to other copper side of the PCB. Select B.Cu in the drop-down menu on the top toolbar. Click on the Route tracks icon . Draw a track between pin 3 of J1 and pin 8 of U1. This is actually not necessary since

are very useful presets that can be selected via the Preset Layer Groupings menu. 15. Click on the Route tracks icon on the right toolbar. Click on pin 1 of J1 and run a track to pad R2. Double-click other copper side of the PCB. Select B.Cu in the drop- down menu on the top toolbar. Click on the Route tracks icon . Draw a track between pin 3 of J1 and pin 8 of U1. This is actually not necessary since Automatically route with FreeRouter Routing a board by hand is quick and fun, however, for a board with lots of components you might want to use an autorouter. Remember that you should first route critical

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 4.4 Automatically route with FreeRouter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Automatically route with FreeRouter Routing a board by hand is quick and fun, however, for a board with lots of components you might want to use an autorouter. Remember that you should first route critical selecting your .ses file. If there is any routed trace that you do not like, you can delete it and re-route it again, using the del key and the routing tool, which is the Add tracks icon on the right toolbar

Automatically route with FreeRouter Routing a board by hand is quick and fun, however, for a board with lots of components you might want to use an autorouter. Remember that you should first route critical selecting your .ses file. If there is any routed trace that you do not like, you can delete it and re-route it again, using the del key and the routing tool, which is the Add tracks icon on the right toolbar change footprints and much more. During this modification process, what you do not want to do is to re-route the whole board again from scratch. Instead, this is how you do it: 1. Let’s suppose that you want