User Guide

Drillconfigurationfile(Rack)
This file is usually created by means of a ULP (drillcfg.ulp). It is of
course also possible to use fixed drill table with the aid of a text editor.
Then enter the table’s path and filename in the CAM Processor’s rack
field.Therackfileusuallyhas drl asitsextender.
Exampleofa drillconfigurationfile:
All dimensions are given here in inches. It is also possible to enter the
values with their unit, e.g. 0.010in or 0.8mm. Comments in drill con
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figuration files are identified by a semicolon, which may stand at the
startofalineorbeprecededbyaspace.
DrillInfo File
The file name.dri contains the missing drill diameters and other impor
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tantinformation.Itiswrittenintothesamedirectoryastheoutputfile.
9.5 Set OutputParameters
This section describes the setting of the parameters for the output of a
drawing or a file, which will then be started with the button Process job
or Process section. The parameters for a section, as described below, are
setinthesameway.
Load the schematic or board file from the CAM Processor’s File/Open
menu,andsetthefollowingparameters:
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Selectthedriverforthedesired outputdeviceinthe Device combo
box.
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Entertheoutputdatainthe File field.
Ifoutputistogodirectlytoaplotter,enterthenameoftheprint
queuethatisconnectedtothecorrespondingcomputerinterface
inUNCnotation,e.g.
\\Servername\Plottername.
If,under File,Wheel,or Rack,youonlygivethedotandthefile
extension,theentrywillbeexpandedwiththenameofthesche
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maticorlayoutfilethatisloaded.
Example: .cmp isexpandedto boardname.cmp.
Seealsothesectiononthe NamesoftheOutputFiles.
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