> Hi Vasile, thanks for the reply. I did that, and I actually can see the
> A1, B1, etc. I guess I wasn't really clear in explaining my problem.
> Thing is, I have been looking at a bunch of schematics that were already
> done, and they don't all agree with each other. Half have A1 as a
> ground, and half have B1 as a ground. I don't know if this was just a
> mistake on the part of the authors, or if it's because something is
> wrong with the symbol in Eagle, and that forces some people to draw it
> backwards (some are drawn in Eagle, some aren't). If I knew that when I
> was looking at the board view I was looking at the component side, I
> could figure out which side is A, and which is B, and then go from
> there. But since everything is symmetrical, I can't do that.

The bottom and top copper layers are shown in different colors by default,
so you should be able to trace the path from any of the fingers and see
what it is connected to.  That should allow you to figure out what the
orientation is.


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