How to change the electronics schematic sheet size?

[jkardach3R2M3]

Hi,

I've created an electronics document, and by default it was set to a B schematic size.  I have changed the preferences to create A schematic sizes, but the existing design is still set to a B-size.  When I print, the schematic frame size is an A-size, but it splits it across two pages as it believes the actual schematic size is B.

Is there a way to change the current schematic size of an existing fusion 360 electronics design?  I would like to change it from its existing B-size to an A-size.

Any help appreciated,

Jim Kardach

thanks,

Jim Kardach

[m.neujahr_at_moe · Accepted solution]

Hello @jkardach3R2M3 ,

you can change this also in the print-dialog:

Sorry, it is the german version. Should be "scale factor" and "page limit" in english.

[LMerchell_1]

Same question: 

How to change the electronics schematic sheet size (not print scaling)?

[Evert_2N3055]

I think you mean the frame?

The frame is a component. Search in the library manager for frame_a or when your want to use metric size Dina and place it in your design.

Old frame can be deleted by selecting it left bottom and press delete.

 

[silvio3105]

Schematic sheet is "infinite". You can place frames

Here's mine example.

Cross(bottom left) is sheet and frame origin. This is print setup:

[LMerchell_1]

Thank you Evert-TO3 and Silvio3105 for deciphering this information, I am just starting to learn Fusion360. I haven't used AutoCAD (with an add on module) for schematics and PC Boards since before OrCad was originally released.
I would expect an infinite "screen" size and a specific paper size that anyone would use (and understand), with or without a frame. It is probably difficult to buy an "infinite" sheet of paper or frame_b paper / printer at the store is all I am getting at.