expandable panel that contains net display options. The first option controls how net colors are applied. When "All" is selected, all copper items (pads, tracks, vias, and zones) belonging to a net or that are not covered by the basic constraints or net class settings. Custom rules will only be applied if there are no errors in the custom rules definitions. Use the Check Rule Syntax button to test manager immediately applies the change. When multiple items are selected, property modifications are applied to each selected item individually, not to the whole selection as a group. For example, when changing

expandable panel that contains net display options. The first option controls how net colors are applied. When "All" is selected, all copper items (pads, tracks, vias, and zones) belonging to a net or that are not covered by the basic constraints or net class settings. Custom rules will only be applied if there are no errors in the custom rules definitions. Use the Check Rule Syntax button to test manager immediately applies the change. When multiple items are selected, property modifications are applied to each selected item individually, not to the whole selection as a group. For example, when changing

manager immediately applies the change. When multiple items are selected, property modifications are applied to each selected item individually, not to the whole selection as a group. For example, when changing ( + ). The dialog lets you specify an X and Y translation, as well as a rotation, that will be applied to the footprint. The rotation can be performed relative to either the footprint’s anchor, the local topologies is not supported. 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 44 NOTE Differential pair length tuning can only be applied to the coupled portions of differential pairs. To apply length tuning to the uncoupled portions of

expandable panel that contains net display options. The first option controls how net colors are applied. When "All" is selected, all copper items (pads, tracks, vias, and zones) belonging to a net or that are not covered by the basic constraints or net class settings. Custom rules will only be applied if there are no errors in the custom rules definitions. Use the Check Rule Syntax button to test ( + ). The dialog lets you specify an X and Y translation, as well as a rotation, that will be applied to the footprint. The rotation can be performed relative to either the footprint’s anchor, the local

expandable panel that contains net display options. The first option controls how net colors are applied. When "All" is selected, all copper items (pads, tracks, vias, and zones) belonging to a net or to match the schematic. The changes that will be made to the PCB are listed in the Changes To Be Applied pane. The PCB is not modified until you click the Update PCB button. You can show or hide different that are not covered by the basic constraints or net class settings. Custom rules will only be applied if there are no errors in the custom rules definitions. Use the Check Rule Syntax button to test

provides several options to control how symbols are annotated. Scope: Selects whether annotation is applied to the entire schematic, to only the current sheet, or to only the selected symbols. Options: Selects loaded from the project footprint libraries. The bottom pane describes the filters that have been applied to the footprint list and prints information about the footprint selected in the rightmost pane no footprints appear in the footprint pane, check that the footprint filter options are correctly applied. When all components have footprints assigned to them, click the OK button to save the assignments

provides several options to control how symbols are annotated. Scope: Selects whether annotation is applied to the entire schematic, to only the current sheet, or to only the selected symbols. Options: Selects loaded from the project footprint libraries. The bottom pane describes the filters that have been applied to the footprint list and prints information about the footprint selected in the rightmost pane no footprints appear in the footprint pane, check that the footprint filter options are correctly applied. When all components have footprints assigned to them, click the OK button to save the assignments

provides several options to control how symbols are annotated. Scope: Selects whether annotation is applied to the entire schematic, to only the current sheet, or to only the selected symbols. If the Recurse loaded from the project footprint libraries. The bottom pane describes the filters that have been applied to the footprint list and prints information about the footprint selected in the rightmost pane no footprints appear in the footprint pane, check that the footprint filter options are correctly applied. When all components have footprints assigned to them, click the OK button to save the assignments

manager immediately applies the change. When multiple items are selected, property modifications are applied to each selected item individually, not to the whole selection as a group. For example, when changing provides several options to control how symbols are annotated. Scope: Selects whether annotation is applied to the entire schematic, to only the current sheet, or to only the selected symbols. If the Recurse from the project footprint libraries. 85 The bottom pane describes the filters that have been applied to the footprint list and prints information about the footprint selected in the rightmost pane

manager immediately applies the change. When multiple items are selected, property modifications are applied to each selected item individually, not to the whole selection as a group. For example, when changing provides several options to control how symbols are annotated. Scope: Selects whether annotation is applied to the entire schematic, to only the current sheet, or to only the selected symbols. If the Recurse loaded from the project footprint libraries. The bottom pane describes the filters that have been applied to the footprint list and prints information about the footprint selected in the rightmost pane