you can match relative to that by typing "Key>123" (greater than), "Key<123" (less than), etc. Numbers may include one of the following case-insensitive suffixes: p n u m k meg g t 10 10 10 10 10 10 Inter-sheet references Global labels can display inter-sheet references, which are a list of page numbers for other places in the schematic where the same global label appears. Clicking an inter-sheet reference can also be selected. 48 The sheet number (Sheet X/Y) is automatically updated, but sheet page numbers can also be manually set using Edit → Edit Sheet Page Number… . Schematic editing convenience functions

you can match relative to that by typing "Key>123" (greater than), "Key<123" (less than), etc. Numbers may include one of the following case-insensitive suffixes: p n u m k meg g t 10 10 10 10 10 10 Inter-sheet references Global labels can display inter-sheet references, which are a list of page numbers for other places in the schematic where the same global label appears. Clicking an inter-sheet reference file can also be selected. The sheet number (Sheet X/Y) is automatically updated, but sheet page numbers can also be manually set using Edit → Edit Sheet Page Number… . Schematic editing convenience functions

you can match relative to that by typing "Key>123" (greater than), "Key<123" (less than), etc. Numbers may include one of the following case-insensitive suffixes: p n u m k meg g t 10 10 10 10 10 10 Inter-sheet references Global labels can display inter-sheet references, which are a list of page numbers for other places in the schematic where the same global label appears. Clicking an inter-sheet reference file can also be selected. The sheet number (Sheet X/Y) is automatically updated, but sheet page numbers can also be manually set using Edit → Edit Sheet Page Number… . Schematic Setup The Schematic

you can match relative to that by typing "Key>123" (greater than), "Key<123" (less than), etc. Numbers may include one of the following case- insensitive suffixes: p n u m k meg g t 10-12 10-9 10-6 components are annotated from 1 (for each reference prefix). If a previous annotation exists, only unused numbers will be used. Start to sheet number*100 and use first free number: annotation start from 101 for can generate netlists with either net names which makes the SPICE file more human readable or net numbers which are used by older Spice. By clicking the Netlist button, you will be asked for a netlist file

the order in which components will be numbered. Annotation Choice Selects the method by which numbers will be selected. 4.6. Electrical Rules Check tool The icon gives access to the electrical rules are annotated from 1 (for each reference prefix). If a previous annotation exists, not yet in use numbers will be used. Start to sheet number*100 and use first free number: annotation start from 101 for generate netlists with either equi-potential names (it is more legible) or net numbers (old Spice versions accept numbers only). By clicking the Netlist button, you will be asked for a netlist file name

you can match relative to that by typing "Key>123" (greater than), "Key<123" (less than), etc. Numbers may include one of the following case-insensitive suffixes: p n u m k meg g t 10 10 10 10 10 10 file can also be selected. The sheet number (Sheet X/Y) is automatically updated, but sheet page numbers can also be manually set using Edit → Edit Sheet Page Number… . Schematic Setup The Schematic string abcd , but searching for abc will not. Search pin names and numbers: Selects whether the search should apply to pin names and numbers. Search hidden fields: Selects whether the search should apply

you can match relative to that by typing ”Key>123” (greater than), ”Key<123” (less than), etc. Numbers may include one of the following case-insensitive suffixes: p n u m k meg g t 10-12 10-9 10-6 are annotated from 1 (for each reference prefix). If a previous annotation exists, only unused numbers will be used. • Start to sheet number*100 and use first free number: annotation start from 101 for can generate netlists with either net names which makes the SPICE file more human readable or net numbers which are used by older Spice. By clicking the Netlist button, you will be asked for a netlist file

the order in which components will be numbered. Annotation Choice Selects the method by which numbers will be selected. 4.6 Electrical Rules Check tool The icon gives access to the electrical rules are annotated from 1 (for each reference prefix). If a previous annotation exists, not yet in use numbers will be used. • Start to sheet number*100 and use first free number: annotation start from 101 for generate netlists with either equi-potential names (it is more legible) or net numbers (old Spice versions accept numbers only). By clicking the Netlist button, you will be asked for a netlist file name

centered. Clicking on one of the objects involved in a violation will highlight the object. The numbers at the bottom of the window show the number of errors, warnings, and exclusions. Each type of violation design. Drill units: Choose the units for drill coordinates and sizes. Zeros format: Controls how numbers are formatted in an Excellon drill file. Select an option here based on your manufacturer’s recommendations units for the generated file. Precision: Choose the number of digits after the decimal point for numbers in the generated file. Version: Choose the IPC-2581 standard version (B or C). Compress output:

centered. Clicking on one of the objects involved in a violation will highlight the object. The numbers at the bottom of the window show the number of errors, warnings, and exclusions. Each type of violation design. Drill units: Choose the units for drill coordinates and sizes. Zeros format: Controls how numbers are formatted in an Excellon drill file. Select an option here based on your manufacturer’s recommendations units for the generated file. Precision: Choose the number of digits after the decimal point for numbers in the generated file. Version: Choose the IPC-2581 standard version (B or C). Compress output: