Can't you import gerber files using CAM350? Friends who have just learned the CAM350 software may not know it yet. Today I will explain the steps of how to import gerber files into CAM350. I believe that through learning, you will be able to operate it with ease in the future.
Download the CAM350 software. After installation, double-click the desktop shortcut to start the software.
Import geber files.
File - I Import - U Auto Import, open the automatic import window. Find the geber file. You can find the geber file in the right window.
After selecting, click Next to see the list of automatically imported geber files.
After clicking Finish, the geber file starts to be imported. After the import is completed, the PCB layout can be seen in the main interface window.
In the CAM350 software, as shown in the figure, you can view each layer of the circuit board, and double-click to switch to the specified layer.
Attached is the representation of each layer of the Gerber file.
GTL---toplayer top layer
GBL---bottomlayer bottom layer
GTO---TopOverlay top silk screen layer
GBO---Bottomlayer bottom silk screen layer
GTP---TopPaste top surface paste (used for laser templates)
GBP---BottomPaste bottom surface paste
GTS---Topsolder top solder resist (also called anti-tin layer/green oil, negative film)
GBS---BottomSolder bottom solder mask
G1---Midlayer1 internal wiring layer 1
G2---Midayerr2 internal wiring layer 2
GP1---InternalPlane1 inner plane 1 (negative)
GP2---InternalPlane2 inner plane 2 (negative). . .
GM1---Mechanical1 Mechanical layer 1
GM2---Mechanical2 mechanical layer 2. . .
GKO---KeepOuter prohibits wiring layer
GG1---DrillGuide drilling guide layer
GD1---DrillDrawing drilling layer
GPT---Top pad Master top level main pad
GPB---Bottom pad Master bottom main pad
The above are the steps that the editor explains to you about importing gerber files into CAM350. Let’s learn together. I believe it can help some new users.
