I am currently browsing threw the “rs274xrevd_e.pdf” file mentioned in another thread…
In reference to my other thread “GBL rectangles spontaneously make matching GBS voids?”,
I ordered a PCB to confirm a copied copper layer rectangle in Eagle dose not cause a chain-reaction fab glitch. The only other thing I can think of, is eagle put something into the raw Gerber files that dose not belong.
akin to junk in a program after the “End” statement, looks good here, and over there the system erroneously tries to continue past the “End” statement and produces garbage. I don’t see a per-say “End” statement in the RS-274X GBS file in question, unless the “M02*” at the end of the file is the per-say “End” statement.
example from the GBS in question;
G75*
G70*
%OFA0B0*%
%FSLAX24Y24*%
%IPPOS*%
%LPD*%
%AMOC8*
5,1,8,0,0,1.08239X$1,22.5*
%
%ADD10C,0.0500*%
%ADD11R,0.3250X0.5000*%
etc…
%ADD68C,0.0611*%
D10*
X003101Y005181D02*
X005101Y003181D01*
etc…
D68*
X002351Y013181D03*
M02*
(2,486 lines in the file?)
Any good reading suggestion, for learning what the “%OFA0B0*%”(Default, What is Default?), “D03” (Flash? :? ), etc, are supposed to actually do? I know what a camera flash (D03) is, I am drawing a blank to what that would look like on a PCB, and how that differs from a D01 (Draw line / Exposure on) vs D02 (Exposure off). from the end of the (X002351Y013181D03) lines, or is this completely different in the 274X vs 274D format?
I intend to go threw the Gerber files, line by line to verify that everything there is correct, and what’s there is supposed to be there with no extra junk.
While I am still waiting for a response from the email I sent to batchPCB Monday. I understand it is the holiday season, it would be nice to receive something (A were looking in to this, we’ll keep you apprised, Something lol). 