The net numbers are very hard to find in my circuit! Is there a way to search? I went all over my PCB looking at the tiny numbers on the board, and eventually found them. But I couldn’t see any problems in the PCB editor.
So I looked at the Schematic Editor, and couldn’t even see the net numbers there. I tried looking for the properties of a wire, but that doesn’t work. So I found the net numbers on the PCB, and correlated them with the wires on the Schematic. And I found a problem on the schematic - there were some wires that were not connected, and were covered up by other wires. I fixed these, re-ran the function and it all worked.
Thanks for your feedback! You’re totally right, this kind of warning is very hard to locate. There’s already an issue open for that:
Some notes:
These ERC warnings are also shown in the schematic editor (in the ERC dock), where some more context is provided than on the “Order PCB” website.
ERC warns about issues in the schematic, DRC warns about issues in the board. With this in mind, at least you know in which editor to look for the issue.
Automatic net names (those starting with “N”) are not directly visible in the schematic editor, but they are shown as tooltip when hovering with the cursor over a wire.
But of course it is planned to implement a “go to problem” function in the ERC dock to make this much easier.
Aha!
I spent a fair amount of time looking for ERC in the menus etc. But I guess I didn’t look in the ‘Go to Dock’ section of the menu.
I did look in the help (Quickstart Tutorial), but there doesn’t seem to be a search tool.