perform an Electrical Rules Check. Close: to exit this dialog box. Note: Clicking on an error message jumps to the corresponding marker in the schematic. 4.6.2. ERC options dialog This tab allows you when clicking on an error message you can jump to the corresponding marker in the schematic. In the schematic right-click on a marker to access the corresponding diagnostic message. You can also delete error for encapsulation (format .eps) often used to insert a diagram in a word processing software. The message window displays the file names created. 10.4. Plot in PDF Allows you to create plot files using

error/warnings markers. Run Start an Electrical Rules Check. Close Close the dialog. Clicking on an error message jumps to the corresponding marker in the schematic. 4.5.2. ERC options dialog This tab allows you when clicking on an error message you can jump to the corresponding marker in the schematic. In the schematic right-click on a marker to access the corresponding diagnostic message. You can also delete error for encapsulation (format .eps) often used to insert a diagram in a word processing software. The message window displays the file names created. 11.4. Plot in PDF Allows you to create plot files using

perform an Electrical Rules Check. • Close: to exit this dialog box. Note: • Clicking on an error message jumps to the corresponding marker in the schematic. 4.6.2 ERC options dialog This tab allows you clicking on an error message you can jump to the corresponding marker in the schematic. • In the schematic right-click on a marker to access the corresponding diagnostic message. You can also delete for encapsulation (format .eps) often used to insert a diagram in a word processing software. The message window displays the file names created. Eeschema 75 / 139 10.4 Plot in PDF Allows you to create

markers. Run Start an Electrical Rules Check. Close Close the dialog. • Clicking on an error message jumps to the corresponding marker in the schematic. 4.5.2 ERC options dialog This tab allows you clicking on an error message you can jump to the corresponding marker in the schematic. • In the schematic right-click on a marker to access the corresponding diagnostic message. You can also delete for encapsulation (format .eps) often used to insert a diagram in a word processing software. The message window displays the file names created. Eeschema 85 / 159 11.4 Plot in PDF Allows you to create

editing tools) Left toolbar (display options), Hierarchy Navigator and Properties Manager at left Message panel and status bar at bottom Right toolbar (drawing and design tools) Navigating the editing from the existing selection. Selecting an object displays information about the object in the message panel at the bottom of the window. Double-clicking an object opens a window to edit the object’s net class directives or net labels. Selecting a wire or label displays the net’s netclass in the message panel at the bottom of the window. Managing netclasses in Schematic Setup Netclasses are managed

editing tools) Left toolbar (display options), Hierarchy Navigator and Properties Manager at left Message panel and status bar at bottom Right toolbar (drawing and design tools) Navigating the editing from the existing selection. Selecting an object displays information about the object in the message panel at the bottom of the window. Double-clicking an object opens a window to edit the object’s net class directives or net labels. Selecting a wire or label displays the net’s netclass in the message panel at the bottom of the window. Managing netclasses in Schematic Setup Netclasses are managed

by: Top toolbars (file management, zoom tools, editing tools) Left toolbar (display options) Message panel and status bar at bottom Right panel (drawing and design tools) Navigating the editing canvas from the existing selection. Selecting an object displays information about the object in the message panel at the bottom of the window. Double-clicking an object opens a window to edit the object’s net class directives or net labels. Selecting a wire or label displays the net’s netclass in the message panel at the bottom of the window. Managing netclasses in Schematic Setup Netclasses are managed

by: Top toolbars (file management, zoom tools, editing tools) Left toolbar (display options) Message panel and status bar at bottom Right panel (drawing and design tools) Navigating the editing canvas from the existing selection. Selecting an object displays information about the object in the message panel at the bottom of the window. Double-clicking an object opens a window to edit the object’s unconnected (red arrows at left). Selecting an ERC marker displays a description of the violation in the message pane at the bottom of the window. 41 Power pins and power flags It is common to have an "Input

by: Top toolbars (file management, zoom tools, editing tools) Left toolbar (display options) Message panel and status bar at bottom Right panel (drawing and design tools) Navigating the editing canvas from the existing selection. Selecting an object displays information about the object in the message panel at the bottom of the window. Double-clicking an object opens a window to edit the object’s unconnected (red arrows at left). Selecting an ERC marker displays a description of the violation in the message pane at the bottom of the window. 41 Power pins and power flags It is common to have an "Input

Top toolbars (file management, zoom tools, editing tools) 2. Left toolbar (display options) 3. Message panel and status bar 4. Right toolbar (drawing and design tools) 5. Appearance panel 6. Selection connected items on all layers. Selecting an object displays information about the object in the message panel at the bottom of the window. Double-clicking an object opens a window to edit the object’s modified, and moved. While it is selected, the target length and routed length are shown in the message panel at the bottom left of the window. When a pattern is selected, editing handles appear, which