Drawing Schematics, Hierarchical Design, BOM, Exporting net-lists, etc.
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alparent
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by alparent » 19 Nov 2010, 17:16
How do I do it?
I read it's doable ..... but I can't figure it out?

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Alex
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by Alex » 22 Nov 2010, 07:18
Run Eagle and open your schematic file. Then click on ULP button and choose file "Eagle_to_DipTrace_SCH.ulp". It is usually in "C:\Program Files\DipTrace\Utils" folder. Software will ask you to save the ASCII file, you should enter file name and path.
Then close Eagle, open DipTrace Schematic, select "File/ Import/ DipTrace ASCII" and choose the file you saved before.
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BorisChavarria
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by BorisChavarria » 21 Jun 2011, 21:30
Hello,
I recently moved from Protel 99 SE to DipTrace and I have a questions:
I can't find a way to export a schematic file in Protel 99 SE, is to be compatible with DipTrace?, don´t can import these .sch file
some sucessfull solution??
Thanks in advance.
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Alex
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by Alex » 22 Jun 2011, 09:14
DipTrace can't import files from Protel, but it supports PCAD ASCII format. If you can convert files from Protel to PCAD (I think it must be a way to do it because both CADs were developed by the same company), you will be able to import them to DipTrace.
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BorisChavarria
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by BorisChavarria » 22 Jun 2011, 14:04
Hello!
I couldn´t convert the files PCAD from protel, just let me export files on ORCAD schematics and ADVANCED schematics, but these files dont´t can import to DipTrace.
Do you have any other solution??
Thanks
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Alex
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by Alex » 24 Jun 2011, 08:27
Import OrCad schematics and Advanced schematics to DipTrace are not possible.
It seems Eagle can import Protel files, I met corresponding ULP on their web-site in past. You can try to convert files to Eagle, then import them to Diptrace. But I don't know what you will get in result.
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Techno Tronix
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by Techno Tronix » 01 Oct 2015, 06:49
Thanks Alex. I got success in converting eagle to Designspark file.
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Molly
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by Molly » 28 Oct 2015, 10:47
What is your eagle exact version? Mine is 5.91.1. I would recommend you try this in a vm-machine. Share a folder with virtualbox and there you can put the converted lib. It may helpful.