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SOLIDWORKS PCB Installation for PCB Services after the fact

This video assumes that you have successfully installed SOLIDWORKS PCB and may have been using it for some time, especially if you are also an Altium Designer user and have using SW PCB to open and edit files. However, if you have: • Attempted to login into the ‘PCB Services’ without success… • …or have tried to create a new project and cannot proceed because you cannot login into the ‘PCB Services’… • …or you have attempted to push the project from SW PCB to SOLIDWORKS CAD and get error messages right off the bat… …then more than likely you have not installed ‘PCB Services’. ‘SOLIDWORKS Services’ is a separate program from SW PCB. The reason why SOLIDWORKS opted not to install the ‘SOLIDWORKS Services’ automatically is allow the user the ability to connect SW PCB to the Altium Vault or to ‘SOLIDWORKS Services’ which may be hosted on a company server and maintained by the company IT department. Because all of these service options use the same port number (9780), installing ‘SOLIDWORKS Services’ blindly can cause more harm than good. Therefore, the following video should be watched if: • You have successfully installed SW PCB already • You do not have access to ‘SOLIDWORKS Services’ or Altium Vault or on the company’s server. In order for the collaboration capability to work, you need SOLIDWORKS PCB for the electrical, SOLIDWORKS for the mechanical, and the SOLIDWORKS services (or Altium Vault) for the interface. The video covers 3 scenarios will dictate the capabilities that are made available. For more information on these 3 scenarios, check out https://www.ninedotconnects.com/solid... Would you like to see other webinar recordings or videos from us? Check out https://ninedotconnects.com/knowledge or reach out to us at info@ninedotconnects.com or 214-699-7719. Thanks