Are there any MicroUSB receptacle connectors in the standard library?

I cannot seem to find one - of course I am probably missing it.

I was hoping to use an FCI connector, but at this point I will use just about anything.

Regards,
Jim

I have noticed, there is via on the right side of C11, but if I move it there is one move via underneath. This explains why check net connectivity reports "no errors" and why ratline remains. But it is puzzle to me why there are two vias on the same place.
To fix the issue, you can connect these ...

Yes, but I am not connecting all those lines to a copper pour. They are data lines.

Net connectivity shows no errors

What I find odd is if I make another connection from one point to the other that the ratline shows. THat ratline disappears so now I have TWO connections.


Jim

Ok, one last time. I removed one connector and changed the one next to it to a larger connector. Ran the autorouter, and fixed up a few issues, but I still have ratlines!

Can someone take a look and tell me why!!!!

JIm

Thanks John,
I did not put any thermal reliefs because the copper pour was not supposed to actually be connected to anything other than one ground point at the power module and that's it. It was supposed to be there as a shield for all the analog circuitry on the top layer, but that changed as you ...

There's an option in the copper pour to hide the ratlines. Maybe you don't have that set. If it's connected to the copper pour for that net, then it's connected.
How do I make sure it's connected? THis seems to have happened in a couple of other spots as well where I can see the pad connected to a ...

If it says "no errors found" but ratline remains then some net objects touch each other but they are not logically connected. For example, you could move a trace on another trace so that they physically touch but logically they are still not connected.

I get NO ERRORS when I run the check.

I've ...

All,
I have what appears to be an unconnected net, but when I place my cursor on one of the sides the program is indicating that it is connected. I would think it silly to have to place another trace to do what has already been done. Please see the two attachments, One shows the ratline and the ...

Ok, that worked. Thanks!

Jim

Capture.JPG How do I connect a copper pour to a single ground point manually? I have tried the "Add Trace" function but that does not seem to work.


I have attached a picture of what I would like to do - the red line is the manual trace I would like to add from the mounting hole(my power supply ...