To preface my question, this is my first PCB design, and am new to both EasyEDA and the terminology used in PCB design. With that said, please let me know if I am doing something stupid, or using incorrect terminology in the below description.
I have a 2-pin JST connector that supplies 9V power to my PCB; 1 pin is 9V signal and the other is GND signal. The JST connector footprint has 2 multi-layer pads accordingly. I need to connect the common ground trace to this 2nd pin on the JST, labelled as 'U3_2' in the PCB (see first 2 pictures).
![P1.jpg](//image.easyeda.com/pullimage/ywwe7y6cPBFmhj1TdInnURjfUWi4srLIlUiEjqjM.jpeg)
![P2.jpg](//image.easyeda.com/pullimage/SCPLptBQe9V1ycJgk2kSkKr8iJlZmuSA8fxvi6p9.png)
However, when I go to drag the GND trace over this U3_2 pad, I get a yellow X, and an associated design rule error regarding clearance (see picture 3).
![P3.jpg](//image.easyeda.com/pullimage/LDd0uo3t0TQIYt5jP4oBRic0DPtPbI6gtesZbKoz.png)
The only explanation for this (to me) is that EasyEDA doesn't like the non-matching net names, even though they are connected in the schematic. I have the same DRC error for pin U3_1. My questions then are as follows:
1) How can I rectify the DRC error?
2) If I can't, can I create the trace and void the DRC errors? Will I still be able to get the PCB manufactured?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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