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  • M. Namvar
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    hi
    I used these settings and it resolved (after setting the place boundary height to zero) and resolving DRC errors.
    but look at the 3D View!
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  • robertferanec
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    I used the method above, but the imported PCB does not have any track and plane (No cupper ) in all layers.
    It should work. When going through the wizard, I think you should see how the Allegro layers are going to be imported on what specific Altium layers? Could you attach a screenshot from that step here?

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  • Taner
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    Hi Namvar,
    you can try with attached files.


    Best Regards,
    Taner.
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  • M. Namvar
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    @Taner and @robertferanec
    Hi
    I used the method above, but the imported PCB does not have any track and plane (No cupper ) in all layers.
    can you help me?
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  • robertferanec
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    That's great, that you were able to solve it!

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  • Taner
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    Problem is SOLVED. Look link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhSN76oEucg

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  • robertferanec
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    My Windows are not in english - but I hope this picture will help at least a little bit (you can always google for "how to add environmental variable to windows path"):

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  • Taner
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    Would you please explain exactly?

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  • robertferanec
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    You need to find where the exctracta.exe file is located and you need to add the PATH into you environment.

    For example in my case it is located in "D:\Cadence\SPB_17.2\tools\bin" so I had to add it into START -> right click on My Computer -> System properties -> Advanced -> Environmental Variables. Then, in System Variables, select Path, Edit and add ";D:\Cadence\SPB_17.2\tools\bin" at the end. After the change, you will need to switch off and switch on Altium.

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  • Taner
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    Yes, Cadence Orcad Lite 17.2 is installed. I try to convert BeagleBone_Black_RevB6_nologo.brd​ file to Altium PcbDoc file.
    ​I follow steps for import *.brd file: File > Import Winzard > Allegro Design File

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  • robertferanec
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    Did you install OrCAD Lite? Altium needs one special file from Allegro to be able to import the board.

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  • Taner
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    When i try to import *.brd file a accpet thos message.

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  • robertferanec
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    And where exactly is the problem? What step doesn't work? Install OrCAD Lite (it's free), then go to Altium and use import (I do not have access to Altium right now to describe the steps exactly, but you should be able to find the import in main menu).

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  • Taner
    started a topic Allegro .brd PCB to Altium .PCBDoc

    Allegro .brd PCB to Altium .PCBDoc


    Hi Robert how are you? I try to convert Allegro *.brd file to Altium Designer 19 *.PcbDoc, but i can't. I find a few solution on web but the are not solve my problem. Like the shows below. https://nilsminor.de/index.php/2018/...m-pcbdoc-file/ https://www.altium.com/documentation...ro+Import))_AD Would you please give same idea how to solve this. Best Regard, Taner
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