schematic and then sync the changes to the board using the Update PCB From Schematic tool. However, the reverse process is also possible: design changes can be made in the board and then synced back to the schematic select a numbering direction, either horizontal, then vertical or vertical, then horizontal. If reverse numbering on alternate rows/columns is selected, the direction of increasing pad numbers will alternate (version 1) After the version header, you can enter any number of rules. Rules are evaluated in reverse order, meaning the last rule in the file is checked first. Once a matching rule is found for a given

schematic and then sync the changes to the board using the Update PCB From Schematic tool. However, the reverse process is also possible: design changes can be made in the board and then synced back to the schematic select a numbering direction, either horizontal, then vertical or vertical, then horizontal. If reverse numbering on alternate rows/columns is selected, the direction of increasing pad numbers will alternate (version 1) After the version header, you can enter any number of rules. Rules are evaluated in reverse order, meaning the last rule in the file is checked first. Once a matching rule is found for a given

schematic and then sync the changes to the board using the Update PCB From Schematic tool. However, the reverse process is also possible: design changes can be made in the board and then synced back to the schematic (version 1) After the version header, you can enter any number of rules. Rules are evaluated in reverse order, meaning the last rule in the file is checked first. Once a matching rule is found for a given

Editor’s Pin Table. Background images that can be displayed in the PCB Editor for reference or reverse engineering purposes. Optional automatic zone filling in the PCB Editor, which can be used instead

Editor’s Pin Table. 3 Background images that can be displayed in the PCB Editor for reference or reverse engineering purposes. Optional automatic zone filling in the PCB Editor, which can be used instead

updated after layout has begun; the schematic changes can be easily pulled into the board design. The reverse can often happen: any design changes made in the board layout can be pushed back to the schematic

updated after layout has begun; the schematic changes can be easily pulled into the board design. The reverse can often happen: any design changes made in the board layout can be pushed back to the schematic

updated after layout has begun; the schematic changes can be easily pulled into the board design. The reverse can often happen: any design changes made in the board layout can be pushed back to the schematic

updated after layout has begun; the schematic changes can be easily pulled into the board design. The reverse can often happen: any design changes made in the board layout can be pushed back to the schematic

updated after layout has begun; the schematic changes can be easily pulled into the board design. The reverse can often happen: any design changes made in the board layout can be pushed back to the schematic