Tools/Altium Designer
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These pages contain informations onhow to design Schematics and PCBs using Altium Designer.
New Project
Some model documents are available in the folder
P:\Library\AltiumLib\Templates\ProjectTemplates.
Klick on File->Open in Altium Designer and select
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HESSO\HESSO2L.PrjPcbfor in house pcb manufacturing -
Eurocircuit4L\Eurocircuit4L.PrjPcbto work with an external PCB manufacturer.
If you’re not sure, ask someone in the Electronics Laboratory AE01.
In the Projects view right-click on the ***.PcbDoc file and klick Save As save it to
your project folder (typically inside the folder PCB of your project on I:).
Please give your board an explicit name, Pcb.PcbDoc or Board.PcbDoc aren’t!
