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Markus Friedrich: /* Copy several "channels" */

2021-01-19T10:32:13Z

Copy several "channels"

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	Please DO NOT REORGANISE between copying, as this will erase the copy-from information.<br><br>		Please DO NOT REORGANISE between copying, as this will erase the copy-from information.<br><br>

	[[Image:~~symbolcopy_e~~.jpg\|none\|First copy of IC2]]Image: A symbol knows about itself that it is the first copy of IC2<br><br>		[[Image:symbolkopie_e.jpg\|none\|First copy of IC2]]Image: A symbol knows about itself that it is the first copy of IC2<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Copy several "channels" */

2021-01-19T10:30:06Z

Copy several "channels"

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	When asked about the signal names, it is best to select the last option: '''Only local signals get new names.'''<br>		When asked about the signal names, it is best to select the last option: '''Only local signals get new names.'''<br>

	Please DO NOT REORGANISE between copying, as this will erase the copy-from information.<br><br>.		Please DO NOT REORGANISE between copying, as this will erase the copy-from information.<br><br>

	[[Image:symbolcopy_e.jpg\|none\|First copy of IC2]]Image: A symbol knows about itself that it is the first copy of IC2<br><br>.		[[Image:symbolcopy_e.jpg\|none\|First copy of IC2]]Image: A symbol knows about itself that it is the first copy of IC2<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Copy several "channels" */

2021-01-19T10:29:35Z

Copy several "channels"

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	== Copy several "channels" ==		== Copy several "channels" ==

	You want to create a circuit ~~consisting~~ of 3 "channels", i.e. three parts of the circuit are identical only some parts of the control logic are single. First draw the control logic and one channel. If possible, schematic and PCB layout. In the schematic view now mark and copy channel 1 to the clipboard and paste it to the desired position as channel 2 in the schematic. Now switch to the layout and take channel 1 of the layout to the clipboard and insert it again as channel 2. Now go back to the schematic and repeat the procedure (copy and paste) for the schematic (channel 3). Now switch to the layout and take channel 1 to the clipboard again and insert it as channel 3 at a suitable position.~~<br><br>~~		You want to create a circuit that consists of 3 "channels", i.e. three parts of the circuit are identical, only some parts of the control logic appear only once.

	~~NOT WORKING IS: Copy schematic extract and paste five times~~, ~~then copy layout extract and paste five times~~. ~~In this case~~ the ~~component packages would slip into the list of package proposals~~ and ~~would not be available for pasting from~~ the ~~clipboard. So always~~ copy ~~and paste~~ the ~~schematic~~ part ~~and immediately place~~ the ~~corresponding~~ copy of the layout ~~part, then return to~~ the schematic, then to the ~~layout again~~ and ~~so on~~.~~<br><br>~~		First draw a channel, if necessary also in another project file as a reusable template. Draw the circuit diagram and the corresponding board layout! Now copy the circuit diagram part into the target circuit diagram. In our case, twice. Then promptly copy the corresponding package and tracks into your target layout. Also twice. A symbol in the schematic, for example, then knows: I am the 1st or 2nd copy of IC17. The corresponding package then also knows this and the two are connected to each other.

	~~Regarding~~ the signal names, it is best to select the last option: Only local signals get new names. In the ~~layout view, do~~ the ~~same afterwards~~.<br><br><br><br>		When asked about the signal names, it is best to select the last option: '''Only local signals get new names.'''<br>

			Please DO NOT REORGANISE between copying, as this will erase the copy-from information.<br><br>.

			[[Image:symbolcopy_e.jpg\|none\|First copy of IC2]]Image: A symbol knows about itself that it is the first copy of IC2<br><br>.


			Alias: channel, modules, channel, group, hierarchy, multichannel, replication, reuse, room<br><br><br><br>

	== Displace parts of the schematic to another schematic page ==		== Displace parts of the schematic to another schematic page ==

Harald Friedrich: /* Another example */

2020-09-09T13:19:55Z

Another example

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	== ~~Another example~~ ==		== Copy several "channels" ==

	You want to create a circuit consisting of 3 "channels", i.e. three parts of the circuit are identical only some parts of the control logic are single. First draw the control logic and one channel. If possible, schematic and PCB layout. In the schematic view now mark and copy channel 1 to the clipboard and paste it to the desired position as channel 2 in the schematic. Now switch to the layout and take channel 1 of the layout to the clipboard and insert it again as channel 2. Now go back to the schematic and repeat the procedure (copy and paste) for the schematic (channel 3). Now switch to the layout and take channel 1 to the clipboard again and insert it as channel 3 at a suitable position.<br><br>		You want to create a circuit consisting of 3 "channels", i.e. three parts of the circuit are identical only some parts of the control logic are single. First draw the control logic and one channel. If possible, schematic and PCB layout. In the schematic view now mark and copy channel 1 to the clipboard and paste it to the desired position as channel 2 in the schematic. Now switch to the layout and take channel 1 of the layout to the clipboard and insert it again as channel 2. Now go back to the schematic and repeat the procedure (copy and paste) for the schematic (channel 3). Now switch to the layout and take channel 1 to the clipboard again and insert it as channel 3 at a suitable position.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Copying to MS-Word, OpenOffice, CorelDraw ... */

2018-10-26T11:34:46Z

Copying to MS-Word, OpenOffice, CorelDraw ...

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	= Copying to MS-Word, OpenOffice, CorelDraw ... =		= Copying to MS-Word, OpenOffice, CorelDraw ... =

	You can easily copy and paste a schematic to any other program which is able to handle vector graphics (GDI WMF, Graphics Device Interface, Windows Meta File). Such programs are for instance: [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Word MS-Word], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenOffice.org OpenOffice] or [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/CorelDRAW CorelDraw]. Pixel based programs like IrfanView see below. Vector graphic can be scaled (enlarge or reduce) nearly without any loss.		You can easily copy and paste a schematic to any other program which is able to handle vector graphics (GDI WMF, Graphics Device Interface, Windows Meta File). Such programs are for instance: [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Word MS-Word], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenOffice.org OpenOffice] or [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/CorelDRAW CorelDraw]. Pixel based programs like IrfanView see below. Vector graphic can be scaled (enlarge or reduce) nearly without any loss.<br><br>

	First highlight and copy the desired parts of the schematic to the clipboard. In the programs mentioned use menu '''"Edit/Insert"''':<br>		First highlight and copy the desired parts of the schematic to the clipboard. In the programs mentioned use menu '''"Edit/Insert"''':<br><br>

	[[Image:e_ContentsInsert.jpg\|none]]		[[Image:e_ContentsInsert.jpg\|none]]

	Otherwise Word or OpenOffice uses unformatted text showing just the netlist, when only pasting by keys '''[Ins]''' or '''[Ctrl] + [v]''' .		Otherwise Word or OpenOffice uses unformatted text showing just the netlist, when only pasting by keys '''[Ins]''' or '''[Ctrl] + [v]''' .<br><br>



	= Copy bitmap images (BMP) =		= Copy bitmap images (BMP) =

Markus Friedrich: /* Another example */

2018-10-26T11:34:25Z

Another example

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	NOT WORKING IS: Copy schematic extract and paste five times, then copy layout extract and paste five times. In this case the component packages would slip into the list of package proposals and would not be available for pasting from the clipboard. So always copy and paste the schematic part and immediately place the corresponding copy of the layout part, then return to the schematic, then to the layout again and so on.<br><br>		NOT WORKING IS: Copy schematic extract and paste five times, then copy layout extract and paste five times. In this case the component packages would slip into the list of package proposals and would not be available for pasting from the clipboard. So always copy and paste the schematic part and immediately place the corresponding copy of the layout part, then return to the schematic, then to the layout again and so on.<br><br>

	Regarding the signal names, it is best to select the last option: Only local signals get new names. In the ~~board~~ view, do the same afterwards.<br><br><br><br>		Regarding the signal names, it is best to select the last option: Only local signals get new names. In the layout view, do the same afterwards.<br><br><br><br>

	== Displace parts of the schematic to another schematic page ==		== Displace parts of the schematic to another schematic page ==

Markus Friedrich: /* Another example */

2018-10-26T11:33:40Z

Another example

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	== Another example ==		== Another example ==

	You want to create a circuit ~~which consists~~ of 3 "channels", i.e. three parts of the circuit are identical only some parts of the control logic are ~~only available once~~. First draw the control logic and one channel. If possible, schematic and PCB layout. In the schematic view now mark and copy channel 1 to the clipboard and paste it to the desired position as channel 2. Now switch to the layout and take channel 1 of the layout to the clipboard and insert it again. Now go back to the schematic and repeat the procedure (copy and paste) for the schematic (channel 3). Now switch to the layout and take channel 1 to the clipboard again and insert it as channel 3 at a suitable position.		You want to create a circuit consisting of 3 "channels", i.e. three parts of the circuit are identical only some parts of the control logic are single. First draw the control logic and one channel. If possible, schematic and PCB layout. In the schematic view now mark and copy channel 1 to the clipboard and paste it to the desired position as channel 2 in the schematic. Now switch to the layout and take channel 1 of the layout to the clipboard and insert it again as channel 2. Now go back to the schematic and repeat the procedure (copy and paste) for the schematic (channel 3). Now switch to the layout and take channel 1 to the clipboard again and insert it as channel 3 at a suitable position.<br><br>

	WHAT IS NOT WORKING: Copy Schematic Extract and paste five times, then copy Layout Extract and paste five times. In this case the component packages would slip into the list of package proposals and would not be available for pasting from the clipboard. So always copy and paste the schematic part and immediately place the corresponding copy of the layout part, then return to the schematic, then to the lyout again and so on.

	~~When asking for the signal names, it is best to select the last option: Only local signals get new names. In the board view, do the same afterwards~~.<br><br>

			NOT WORKING IS: Copy schematic extract and paste five times, then copy layout extract and paste five times. In this case the component packages would slip into the list of package proposals and would not be available for pasting from the clipboard. So always copy and paste the schematic part and immediately place the corresponding copy of the layout part, then return to the schematic, then to the layout again and so on.<br><br>

			Regarding the signal names, it is best to select the last option: Only local signals get new names. In the board view, do the same afterwards.<br><br><br><br>

	== Displace parts of the schematic to another schematic page ==		== Displace parts of the schematic to another schematic page ==

Markus Friedrich: /* Copying within TARGET 3001! */

2018-10-26T11:18:15Z

Copying within TARGET 3001!

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	The highlighted elements disappear from the source page and are now placed upon the target page. Please have a look that the target page either is completely empty or that at least this part of it where schematic part shall be inserted is free. In case you have intermixed parts of the schematic the easiest way of "repair" is the use of the [[undo]] function and better arrangement within a new trial.		The highlighted elements disappear from the source page and are now placed upon the target page. Please have a look that the target page either is completely empty or that at least this part of it where schematic part shall be inserted is free. In case you have intermixed parts of the schematic the easiest way of "repair" is the use of the [[undo]] function and better arrangement within a new trial.



	= Copying to MS-Word, OpenOffice, CorelDraw ... =		= Copying to MS-Word, OpenOffice, CorelDraw ... =

Markus Friedrich at 11:01, 26 October 2018

2018-10-26T11:01:44Z

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	[[image:netzteil_S1.jpg\|none~~\|300px~~\|Image 1: Power supply (schematic)]]		[[image:netzteil_S1.jpg\|none\|Image 1: Power supply (schematic)]]
	'''Image 1''' shows the schematic of a symmetrical universal power supply<br>		'''Image 1''' shows the schematic of a symmetrical universal power supply<br>
	<br>		<br>

	[[image:netzteil_L1.jpg\|none~~\|300px~~\|Image 2: Power supply (layout)]]		[[image:netzteil_L1.jpg\|none\|Image 2: Power supply (layout)]]
	'''Image 2''' shows a layout of it.<br>		'''Image 2''' shows a layout of it.<br>
	<br>		<br>
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	[[image:netzteil_S2.jpg\|none~~\|300px~~\|Image 3: Paste the schematic like a module]]		[[image:netzteil_S2.jpg\|none\|Image 3: Paste the schematic like a module]]
	'''Image 3''' Now paste the clipboard by '''[Ctrl]+[v]''' to an empty schematic page.<br>		'''Image 3''' Now paste the clipboard by '''[Ctrl]+[v]''' to an empty schematic page.<br>
	<br>		<br>

	[[image:netzteil_L2.jpg\|none~~\|300px~~\|Image 4: Paste the layout as a module]]		[[image:netzteil_L2.jpg\|none\|Image 4: Paste the layout as a module]]
	'''Image 4''' Do the same with the layout.<br>		'''Image 4''' Do the same with the layout.<br>
	<br>		<br>
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	Prior to pasting the clipboard to a new schematic or layout the dialog "Insert clipboard" opens. You get asked what to do with the signal names. If you use the default setting, all "local" signals get renamed when pasted. "Local" are those signals being taken completely to the clipboard. So the signal Sig$8 is going to be renamed Sig$18, at the second pasting it gets renamed Sig$28 and so on. This is the dialog mentioned:		Prior to pasting the clipboard to a new schematic or layout the dialog "Insert clipboard" opens. You get asked what to do with the signal names. If you use the default setting, all "local" signals get renamed when pasted. "Local" are those signals being taken completely to the clipboard. So the signal Sig$8 is going to be renamed Sig$18, at the second pasting it gets renamed Sig$28 and so on. This is the dialog mentioned:

	[[Image:e_ClipboardSignals.jpg\|none~~\|300px~~]]		[[Image:e_ClipboardSignals.jpg\|none]]


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	When asking for the signal names, it is best to select the last option: Only local signals get new names. In the board view, do the same afterwards.<br><br>		When asking for the signal names, it is best to select the last option: Only local signals get new names. In the board view, do the same afterwards.<br><br>



			== Displace parts of the schematic to another schematic page ==


			In case you are in need of more space for the schematic and thus need to split it into two pages, then please '''do not use the clipboard'''-copy and paste. The better way is to highlight the section in question and move it by the use of the '''[e]''' key dialog to a desired schematic page:<br><br>

			[[Image:e_DifferentPageDLG.jpg\|none]]<br><br>

			The highlighted elements disappear from the source page and are now placed upon the target page. Please have a look that the target page either is completely empty or that at least this part of it where schematic part shall be inserted is free. In case you have intermixed parts of the schematic the easiest way of "repair" is the use of the [[undo]] function and better arrangement within a new trial.


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	The line syntax is:		The line syntax is:

	Component name TAB Connection number or name TAB Signal name in quotes.		Component name TAB Connection number or name TAB Signal name in quotes.<br><br>



	~~= Displace parts of the schematic to another schematic page =~~


	In case you are in need of more space for the schematic and thus need to split it into two pages, then please '''do not use the clipboard'''-copy and paste. The better way is to highlight the section in question and move it by the use of the '''[e]''' key dialog to a desired schematic page:<br><br>

	~~[[Image:e_DifferentPageDLG.jpg\|none]]<br><br>~~

	The highlighted elements disappear from the source page and are now placed upon the target page. Please have a look that the target page either is completely empty or that at least this part of it where schematic part shall be inserted is free. In case you have intermixed parts of the schematic the easiest way of "repair" is the use of the [[undo]] function and better arrangement within a new trial.

	[[de:Zwischenablage]][[fr:Presse-papiers]][[Category: About TARGET 3001!]] [[Category:First steps]]		[[de:Zwischenablage]][[fr:Presse-papiers]][[Category: About TARGET 3001!]] [[Category:First steps]]

Markus Friedrich: /* Displace parts of the schematic to another schematic page */

2018-10-23T12:44:23Z

Displace parts of the schematic to another schematic page

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	In case you are in need of more space for the schematic and thus need to split it into two pages, then please '''do not use the clipboard'''-copy and paste. The better way is to highlight the section in question and move it by the use of the '''[e]''' key dialog to a desired schematic page:<br>		In case you are in need of more space for the schematic and thus need to split it into two pages, then please '''do not use the clipboard'''-copy and paste. The better way is to highlight the section in question and move it by the use of the '''[e]''' key dialog to a desired schematic page:<br><br>

	[[Image:e_DifferentPageDLG.jpg\|none]]		[[Image:e_DifferentPageDLG.jpg\|none]]<br><br>

	The highlighted elements disappear from the source page and are now placed upon the target page. Please have a look that the target page either is completely empty or that at least this part of it where schematic part shall be inserted is free. In case you have intermixed parts of the schematic the easiest way of "repair" is the use of the [[undo]] function and better arrangement within a new trial.		The highlighted elements disappear from the source page and are now placed upon the target page. Please have a look that the target page either is completely empty or that at least this part of it where schematic part shall be inserted is free. In case you have intermixed parts of the schematic the easiest way of "repair" is the use of the [[undo]] function and better arrangement within a new trial.

	[[de:Zwischenablage]][[fr:Presse-papiers]][[Category: About TARGET 3001!]] [[Category:First steps]]		[[de:Zwischenablage]][[fr:Presse-papiers]][[Category: About TARGET 3001!]] [[Category:First steps]]