I am running Windows 7.
In LTspice, I have had the battery symbol in the top level Select Component Symbol dialog box, and in the Misc box as well. This was consistent with battery.asy being in both folders (sym and sym/misc) on my hard drive.
Recently, the battery symbol in the top level (sym) dialog box disappeared. I like it on the top level, because I use it a lot. In attempting to troubleshoot this, I deleted battery.asy from the sym/misc folder. The battery symbol still only shows up in the Misc dialog box.
Does anyone have an idea how this is happening? Any idea how I can fix it?
hi Ron,
I usually have the 'battery symbol' select in 'F2' > 'misc'.
To check for you, I opened "C:\Program Files\LTC\LTspiceIV\lib\sym\Misc" and Copied the 'battery' symbol
and Pasted the copy into "C:\Program Files\LTC\LTspiceIV\lib\sym".
On pressing 'F2' the 'battery' symbol select now appears in select window and if I select 'Misc' it it also there.
I have tested both ways to select the 'battery' and they work OK.
Eric
Attached is the battery.asy file, [ had to change asy to txt to get permission to upload]
hi Ron,
I usually have the 'battery symbol' select in 'F2' > 'misc'.
To check for you, I opened "C:\Program Files\LTC\LTspiceIV\lib\sym\Misc" and Copied the 'battery' symbol
and Pasted the copy into "C:\Program Files\LTC\LTspiceIV\lib\sym".
On pressing 'F2' the 'battery' symbol select now appears in select window and if I select 'Misc' it it also there.
I have tested both ways to select the 'battery' and they work OK.
Eric
Attached is the battery.asy file, [ had to change asy to txt to get permission to upload]
Eric, it was working the same way for me until recently. I now have battery.asy only in the sym folder, but it shows up in LTspice only in the Misc select window. Not a major problem, just an annoyance.
I looked at your file, and it is exactly the same as mine.
Thanks, Ron
I suspect that LTspice creates a compressed file of commonly used files, and loads it each time LTspice is started. Maybe it looks for additions but not deletions, or some such nonsense.
I suspect that LTspice creates a compressed file of commonly used files, and loads it each time LTspice is started. Maybe it looks for additions but not deletions, or some such nonsense.