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In which library is the title block SDTitleBlock
miner_tom , 05-26-2021, 11:37 PM
I was looking in the project folder for iMX53_BB and specifically for the title block SDTitleBlock. I could not find it in imxbb.SCHLIB. In properties, I thought that it was in the Altium Content Vault but I could not find it in there either. I know that it must be somewhere.
Thank You
Tom
Thank You
Tom
robertferanec , 06-07-2021, 05:52 AM
I am not exactly sure what you mean by SDTitleBlock, could you add screenshot? If you mean the default title block, I am not sure where they are stored. But you can easily disable it and create your own: https://youtu.be/cD-iW0LNR9Q
PS: If you use A365. I think you can change them in the templates, but I do not normally work with them. I just think I watched a video about how to update them.
PS: If you use A365. I think you can change them in the templates, but I do not normally work with them. I just think I watched a video about how to update them.
miner_tom , 06-07-2021, 04:47 PM
Hi Robert,
Attached is a screenshot of the Title BLock. There is a clue about the "Altium Content Vault" but I looked and did not see anything so named as SDTitleBLock.
Yes, I did view the video that you referenced. However, after nearly 40 years of working with schematics and libraries (new to Altium) I expect that all symbols and footprints used in a schematic have to be stored somewhere in a library or file other than on the schematic page.
Thank You
Tom
Attached is a screenshot of the Title BLock. There is a clue about the "Altium Content Vault" but I looked and did not see anything so named as SDTitleBLock.
Yes, I did view the video that you referenced. However, after nearly 40 years of working with schematics and libraries (new to Altium) I expect that all symbols and footprints used in a schematic have to be stored somewhere in a library or file other than on the schematic page.
Thank You
Tom
robertferanec , 06-07-2021, 10:31 PM
Yes, that titleblock is from library. Just generate a library from that project and you will get it: https://youtu.be/zhuHE9b4C_8
Paul van Avesaath , 06-09-2021, 12:50 AM
Just curious, why do you use a component for a title block? could be usefull indeed never thought of it.. but still making schdot file for now..
miner_tom , 06-09-2021, 10:00 AM
Hi Robert,
You attribute too much intelligence to me on this topic
. I have your layout course and there were there some title blocks that I liked and some that I did not. Truthfully, I thought that you had designed your own title block and I was looking for that "component" so that I could use it. I expected that it existed as a library component, somewhere.
There is a separate video that you did where you designed a title block. I don't remember it 100% off hand, but were you designing that title block as a component that you could re-use on any schematic page, or were you editing the schematic page itself?
Thank You for all of your advice.
Tom
You attribute too much intelligence to me on this topic
. I have your layout course and there were there some title blocks that I liked and some that I did not. Truthfully, I thought that you had designed your own title block and I was looking for that "component" so that I could use it. I expected that it existed as a library component, somewhere.There is a separate video that you did where you designed a title block. I don't remember it 100% off hand, but were you designing that title block as a component that you could re-use on any schematic page, or were you editing the schematic page itself?
Thank You for all of your advice.
Tom
qdrives , 06-10-2021, 08:56 AM
You mean this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cD-iW0LNR9Q
robertferanec , 06-14-2021, 07:21 AM
but were you designing that title block as a component that you could re-use on any schematic page, or were you editing the schematic page itself?
robertferanec , 08-30-2021, 03:26 AM
any specific reason for not editing page template?
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