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    Posted: 11 Jun 2013 at 2:08am
Hello All,
 
Does anyone have a solution to setup a SC70 4-pin package with the location of the Power Pin on Pin 2?
 
The SOT143 shows the right picture but set the Power Pin to Pin 1.
 
The component datasheet is here - 
 
Thanks Olaf
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Hello Olaf,
 
If you don't want to change this manually, you could use SOT192P210X110-4R (KS-4) from the SM.fpx library, which is a SOT143 with Power Pin on 2
 
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Click the MIRROR button after you've entered the dimensions and select OK.
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Oh, and renumber the pins and change the silkscreen & assembly orientation markings afterwards.
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I think you need to "Re-number" the pins first, then "Mirror" the part.
 
Try it and let us know if you're successful with what you need.
 
If not, we can fix it to do whatever you need.
 
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Hello Tom,
 
It works with the Renumber and Mirror.
 
But I must also change to Orientation From Left to Right.
 
This Orientation Change is not marked in the Library.
 
When I will do a batch later I must have in mind that the orientation for this component is different.
 
How we can handle this ?
 
Thanks Olaf
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