PCB Design with Reed Switch
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Here’s the most relevant entry I found related to Auto-Layout:
“This guide helps you get started, navigate the process, and make the most of Auto-Layout while avoiding common pitfalls.
Getting Started
Initiate Auto-Layout
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Make sure your schematic and component placement are finalized.
- Adjust any specific constraints for your board, such as dimensions, component orientations, or keep-out zones. Learn more.
- Confirm your credit allowance before starting. Auto-Layout consumes Copilot credits per job based on complexity. Learn more.
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Click on the auto-route button at the bottom page.
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Auto-Layout operates in several stages:”
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Quick check to ungray the button:
- Are you in the PCB editor with placement finalized?
- Do you have any layout constraints set (if needed)?
- Do you have Copilot credits available?
If all three are true and it’s still gray, tell me which of these might not be satisfied and I’ll help you narrow it down.
Confirm placement completion
Check schematic sync
Validate keep-out zones
Review credit status
Troubleshoot greyed button
Flux stopped
