What is the process for uninstalling Fritzing?
There are two user directories (with your parts and the parts database) which don't get touched during an install (to not affect your sketchs during upgrades). On Windows they are in...
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Error loading SVG files to Parts Editor
Thanks to @chidea's lead, I've found a definitive solution.Adobe Illustrator CC has an option (enabled by default) to save SVG as "responsive" (that is, scalable in web pages).Just click on the "More...
View ArticleHow add mcp2515
Hi!! I have seen that there are schemas where mcp2515 is attached but i dont found it module. Someone know how add it mcp2515? Thx.
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Search function in the parts view does not work
Can someone explain how to get the search bar working again?I tried deleting the directories in /AppData and /Documents and replaced the main program folder with a freshly downloaded copy but I still...
View ArticleI want to have a 230V side on a pcb, not sure how to do it safely
Hi I have made two different pcb layouts that are basically a flip-flop circuit controlling a relay to switch 230V.Is it possible to get some expert advice about my design?If so, what the best (most...
View Article2 mal MINE-Sortimente
Hilfe, habe auf einmal 2 MINE-Sortimente. Ich kann aber keins davon löschen. Mit der rechten Maustaste auf das MINE-Icon bietet bei beiden Versionen nur ein graues "Sammlung löschen" an. Also ist die...
View ArticleBOM & Part Sourcing
I have finally got to the point where I'm ready to get the first prototype of my board fabricated and am now thinking about sourcing the parts for home assembly. I have exported the BOM from Fritzing...
View ArticleA nifty li'l Onion Omega2
My First part: Onion Omega2 Onion_068a504224788ea7079e205198c32249_5.fzp (18.9 KB)
View ArticleHow add mcp2515
As always google is your friend. While I had no idea what a mcp2515 was, a google search of "fritzing part mcp2515" turns up that it is a canbus controller and there is a Sparkfun breakout board for...
View ArticleSearch function in the parts view does not work
If you scroll down the left menu in the parts window do you find an icon of a magnifying glass somewhere? I've seen a case where it wasn't at the top of the screen as normal but the bottom (and needed...
View ArticleI want to have a 230V side on a pcb, not sure how to do it safely
If you upload the sketch as an fzz file (7th icon from the left on the reply tool bar), that will give us the entire design including the pcb to comment on. Peter
View ArticleA nifty li'l Onion Omega2
Unfortunatly not, this is only the fpz file for your part not the part (which would also include the svg files). In Fritzing you need to right click on your part in the mine parts bin and select...
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How add mcp2515
Obviously I've been looking at google and in the forum and I have not found anything about it. I need the mcp2515 module only, I can not use the shield canbus. CAN bus breadbord.jpg2130x1605 516 KB
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How add mcp2515
Then you would need to make a custom part for it (or find one via google which my quick search didn't). The part you have outlined can be created from the generic IC easily, but you (or someone) would...
View ArticleHow add mcp2515
It looks like a generic 18 pin IC with a different label. Just grab it from the bin and fill in part #.
View ArticleBOM & Part Sourcing
It looks like you have picked generic parts out of the bin. Usually you work out what values you need, find a part that suits in Digikey, and then put that part number into the parts Inspector....
View ArticleI want to have a 230V side on a pcb, not sure how to do it safely
board 2.fzz (57.0 KB)board 1.fzz (55.9 KB) HiI have made all of the trace 48mil, and have double layered the 240V connections and I have kept as much 240V trace separation as possible.I tried the...
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Search function in the parts view does not work
Hehehe. Me so silly! To think it has been here all the time just kills me! lolThanks Peter, It was down at the bottom! Kevin.
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