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These pages cover a range of topics related to Basic Schematic Editing. The topics are listed in a table of contents at the top of each page. |
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- Right-clicking the pin in the last 1/4 of the pin length away from the device displays the signal menu.
- Right-clicking the pin close to the device symbol displays the pin menu.
Pin right-click menu
The pin right-click menu has the following commands:
Ground | This command grounds the pin. The attached signal is named GND if the pin is a power pin and it is name ‘0’ (zero) if the pin is a control input pin. The signal name must be kept be visible for forcing and guaranteeing its name. |
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Pin Info | Opens the pin information panel. |
Attributes | Shows pin attributes. |
Bundle Pin Info | For bundle pins (see Changing Bundle Pin Connections: Bundle Pin Info). |
Signal right-click menu
The signal right-click menu has the following commands:
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the actual signal name is BLUEb.
Connecting Signals by Name
Signal names can be used to make logical connections between wires that are not visually connected on the schematic. Like-named signal traces on a single page are logically connected for simulation and netlisting purposes. Whenever a signal name is added or changed, the circuit is checked for a change in connectivity. If the name is now the same as another signal on this page, the two signals are merged into one. If this signal segment was previously connected by name to others and the name is changed, then the logical connection is broken.
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