elements are only graphical and do not create a connection, thus they should not be used to connect wires together. Esc ~ 9 Place a "no-connection" flag. These flags should be placed on symbol pins pins which are meant to be left unconnected. "No-connection" flags indicate to the Electrical Rule Checker that the pin is intentionally unconnected and not an error. They also affect schematic connectivity located on different sheets. Place a hierarchical label. Hierarchical labels are used to create a connection between a subsheet and the sheet’s parent sheet. See the Hierarchical Schematics section for more

elements are only graphical and do not create a connection, thus they should not be used to connect wires together. Esc ~ 9 Place a "no-connection" flag. These flags should be placed on symbol pins pins which are meant to be left unconnected. "No-connection" flags indicate to the Electrical Rule Checker that the pin is intentionally unconnected and not an error. They also affect schematic connectivity located on different sheets. Place a hierarchical label. Hierarchical labels are used to create a connection between a subsheet and the sheet’s parent sheet. See the Hierarchical Schematics section for more

elements are only graphical and do not create a connection, thus they should not be used to connect wires together. Esc ~ 9 Place a "no-connection" flag. These flags should be placed on symbol pins pins which are meant to be left unconnected. "No-connection" flags indicate to the Electrical Rule Checker that the pin is intentionally unconnected and not an error. Place a junction. This connects two located on different sheets. Place a hierarchical label. Hierarchical labels are used to create a connection between a subsheet and the sheet’s parent sheet. See the Hierarchical Schematics section for more

as in the footprint editor. You can edit the footprint’s fields, attributes, clearance and zone connection settings, and 3D models, as in the footprint editor. However, here you can also set the footprint’s copper areas that would be below this minimum width are removed during the filling process. Pad connection controls the way that the filled zone areas will connect to footprint pads on the same net. Solid Thermal relief gap controls the distance maintained between any pad and the copper zone when the pad connection mode is set to generate thermal reliefs. Thermal spoke width controls the width of the "spokes"

as in the footprint editor. You can edit the footprint’s fields, attributes, clearance and zone connection settings, and 3D models, as in the footprint editor. However, here you can also set the footprint’s copper areas that would be below this minimum width are removed during the filling process. Pad connection controls the way that the filled zone areas will connect to footprint pads on the same net. Solid Thermal relief gap controls the distance maintained between any pad and the copper zone when the pad connection mode is set to generate thermal reliefs. Thermal spoke width controls the width of the "spokes"

Update PCB from SchematicF8 Autoplace Fields O Leave Sheet Alt+BkSp Delete Node BkSp Highlight Connection Ctrl+X All hotkeys can be redefined using the hotkey editor (menu Preferences→General Options→Controls) Place symbols, wires, buses, junctions, labels, text, etc. Create hierarchical subsheets and connection symbols. Cancel the active command or tool. Highlight a net by marking its wires and net labels Draw a bus. Draw wire-to-bus entry points. These elements are only graphical and do not create a connection, thus they should not be used to connect wires together. Draw bus-to-bus entry points. Place

connections between buses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 6.5.4 Power ports connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 6.5.5 “No Connect”flag Update PCB from Schematic F8 Autoplace Fields O Leave Sheet Alt+BkSp Delete Node BkSp Highlight Connection Ctrl+X All hotkeys can be redefined using the hotkey editor (menu Preferences→General Options→Controls) Place symbols, wires, buses, junctions, labels, text, etc. • Create hierarchical subsheets and connection symbols. Cancel the active command or tool. Highlight a net by marking its wires and net labels

Draw a bus. Draw wire-to-bus entry points. These elements are only graphical and do not create a connection, thus they should not be used to connect wires together. Place a "No Connect" flag. These flags located on different sheets. Place a hierarchical label. Hierarchical labels are used to create a connection between a subsheet and the sheet’s parent sheet. See the Hierarchical Schematics section for more placed or the user presses . Placing power ports A power port symbol is a symbol representing a connection to a power net. The symbols are grouped in the power library, so they can be placed using the

Place components, wires, buses, junctions, labels, text, etc. Create hierarchical sub-sheets and connection symbols Cancel the active command or tool. Hierarchy navigation: this tool makes it possible Draw a bus. Draw wire-to-bus entry points. These elements are only graphical and do not create a connection, thus they should not be used to connect wires together. Draw bus-to-bus entry points. Place even between different sheets. Place a hierarchical label. This makes it possible to place a connection between a sheet and the parent sheet that contains it. Place a hierarchical subsheet. You must

between buses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 5.5.4 Power ports connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 5.5 Place components, wires, buses, junctions, labels, text, etc. • Create hierarchical sub-sheets and connection symbols Cancel the active command or tool. Hierarchy navigation: this tool makes it possible Draw a bus. Draw wire-to-bus entry points. These elements are only graphical and do not create a connection, thus they should not be used to connect wires together. Draw bus-to-bus entry points. Place