Last Updated on September 17, 2022
If you have DBdoctor installed on your computer but are having trouble running it, read this article to find out how to run it in Allegro. This article will show you how to configure DBdoctor and avoid problems like cell skips at 14.2 or 15.1 and more. Afterwards, you can use the Importer extension in Allegro. This extension will allow you to import tables without having to translate the ASCII values.
DBdoctor
The Chinese doctor in DBdoctor in Allegro is a fantastic feature. It lets you perform complex medical procedures, such as acupuncture and herbal medicine. You can even perform Chinese checks with a click of a button. Here are some tips to help you create a Chinese doctor with DBdoctor. It’s easy to use and requires no programming experience. Just download it from the link below, install it on your computer, and you’ll be on your way to a successful application.
DBdoctor skips cells at 14.2 or 15.1
If you find that your DBdoctor routine is attempting to read data from a cell that is 14.2 or greater in Allegro, you may want to re-examine your code to fix this issue. In this case, you’ll need to loop through all of the cells to look for cells that are 14.2 or greater. In Allegro, this means looking for cells that are either 13.x or 14.2 or 15.1 in a table.
DBdoctor requires ASCII translation
DBdoctor, a tool to translate a variety of database formats, requires that your database be in ASCII format. To create this file, you can use the DBdoctor command. DBdoctor must be installed on your computer before it will work properly. If you are unsure about whether you have the right database version, read this article. It contains step-by-step instructions on how to get the right translation for your database.
To use the PowerPCB and Pads Layout 2005 translation, you must have a board database file in the PADS format. Then, use the PADS to Allegro translation option to import the board database file. This tool can also import Allegro PCB Editor board database files. However, this tool cannot read any other file formats. Then, you must use DBdoctor to perform the necessary conversion.
DBdoctor uses an underlying database format, and requires a licensed Allegro installation to work. To use this tool, you must install Allegro locally. Once installed, open the Allegro software and choose the DBdoctor as the source database. After a few seconds, you can start using the program. Just be sure that you have an Allegro PCB design license installed before you begin using it.
Importer extension
The Importer extension for dbdactor in Allegro is used for importing databases from other programs. The program is highly powerful and is designed for advanced electronic boards. It allows you to quickly import dbdoctor databases into Allegro PCB Designer. To import a dbdoctor database, you must first import the CAD database into Allegro. This process will open a new folder named dbdoctor.
If you have a PCB design file in Allegro format, you can use the Import Wizard. The import wizard can read both Allegro footprint and PCB design files in ASCII format. But if you are importing a PCB file that is written in binary format, you must first convert the file to ASCII. Fortunately, there is a utility by Cadence called Extracta that does the work for you. It works by extracting data from a binary PCB file and importing it into an ASCII format.
You can also import OrCAD Layout max files to Allegro PCB Editor. CAD Translators are available to convert symbols and reference designator names. You can also clean up your design by selecting Auto – Cleanup Design from the menu. Export to Max or Min Format, and then Enable All Layers with Routing. In importing footprints, it is important to avoid “.” when naming them.
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