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- STANDARD.DOC
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- This suggests a set of standards for a simple two sided board with plated
- through holes. The symbols in ELEC.LIB follow this standard and will save some
- time in getting started.
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- Level 1
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- Used for the component side of the board. We look at the board from the
- component side and see through to the solder side. We show this side in
- green/cyan depending on the Palette switch setting.
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- Level 2
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- Used for the solder side of the board. We show this side in red/magenta
- depending on the Palette switch setting.
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- Level 3
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- Used to show drill spots. We show the drill spots in green/cyan.
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- Level 4
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- Used to show component outlines. We show the components in brown/white.
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- Level 5
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- Used for the solder mask. We would show the solder mask in green/cyan. We
- have not set up a solder mask on the demo symbols.
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- While you are free to set up your own standards, if you want us to plot a
- demonstration file for you it will reduce the chance for confusion if you
- follow the above.
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- We suggest that you name your plot files with names ending in 1,2,3,etc.. so
- that they come out looking like MYPLOT1.PLT etc.. This way we will be less
- likely to mirror the wrong plot if we plot for you. We will normally plot side
- 1 mirrored, and side 2 direct. This way the two sides will register emulsion
- to emulsion for the least error.
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- We find that everyone has different choices for colors. There seems to be
- great variations in the way each of us perceive color. When we can, we will
- allow multi-color selection for the EGA version of this program. If you
- hate the IBM color set choices this is one more reason to buy the licensed
- version. Note that you can switch between the two IBM color choices (1,1,3,5).
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