Hawk44
Newbie level 6
Greetings !
I am making a single sided PCB, using Eagle 6.2. And using the transfer method of etching. I have made them before and have never had this problem. When I print (laser print) I "mirror" image, all black, print it and have almost etched it when I discover the Arduino pins are on the wrong side. This is a "shield" so to speak by the way. I am using an "Arduino Uno R3" part from adafruit and just before etching I find the "Arduino" pins, power and digital are on the wrong side for the foil to be placed down. I have some screw connectors to be placed on the top side. I have tried both "mirror" and "NOT mirroring" the image both have problems. I have made single and double sided boards before and never had this problem. Can anyone suggest what I may be doing wrong? :?:
Much thanks in advance.
David
I am making a single sided PCB, using Eagle 6.2. And using the transfer method of etching. I have made them before and have never had this problem. When I print (laser print) I "mirror" image, all black, print it and have almost etched it when I discover the Arduino pins are on the wrong side. This is a "shield" so to speak by the way. I am using an "Arduino Uno R3" part from adafruit and just before etching I find the "Arduino" pins, power and digital are on the wrong side for the foil to be placed down. I have some screw connectors to be placed on the top side. I have tried both "mirror" and "NOT mirroring" the image both have problems. I have made single and double sided boards before and never had this problem. Can anyone suggest what I may be doing wrong? :?:
Much thanks in advance.
David