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Markus Friedrich: /* Bending mode */

2021-06-09T10:13:36Z

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 === Bending mode ===
-When drawing lines or laying signal traces or tracks, you set the desired bending mode by pressing [[Mouse Button Assignment|'''M2''']]. After pressing [[Mouse Button Assignment|'''M2''']] you must first move the mouse for the change to take effect. You will find these buttons in the [[Sidebar]] section: "Settings".<br><br>
+Please follow the link to have a look: [[Bending mode]]<br><br>
 === Display of a signal ===

Markus Friedrich: /* Bending mode */

2021-06-08T14:12:12Z

Bending mode

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	[[Image:SigDirect.jpg]] lay in direct line<br>		[[Image:SigDirect.jpg]] lay in direct line<br>
	[[Image:PointPoint.jpg]] in the schematic: [[Schematic router]]<br>		[[Image:PointPoint.jpg]] in the schematic: [[Schematic router]]<br>
	[[Image:PointPoint.jpg]] in the layout: [[Autorouter#~~The_Pilot_Router~~\|Pilot Router]]<br>		[[Image:PointPoint.jpg]] in the layout: [[Autorouter#Pilot_Router\|Pilot Router]]<br>
	[[Image:PushShove.jpg]] only in the layout: [[Push&Shove\|Push and shove function]]<br>		[[Image:PushShove.jpg]] only in the layout: [[Push&Shove\|Push and shove function]]<br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Bending mode */

2021-06-08T14:11:43Z

Bending mode

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	[[Image:SigHor.jpg]] orthogonal first in x-direction<br>		[[Image:SigHor.jpg]] orthogonal first in x-direction<br>
	[[Image:SigDirect.jpg]] lay in direct line<br>		[[Image:SigDirect.jpg]] lay in direct line<br>
	[[Image:PointPoint.jpg]] in the schematic: [[~~schematic~~ router]]<br>		[[Image:PointPoint.jpg]] in the schematic: [[Schematic router]]<br>
	[[Image:PointPoint.jpg]] in the layout: [[Autorouter#The_Pilot_Router\|Pilot Router]]<br>		[[Image:PointPoint.jpg]] in the layout: [[Autorouter#The_Pilot_Router\|Pilot Router]]<br>
	[[Image:PushShove.jpg]] only in the layout: [[Push&Shove\|Push and shove function]]<br>		[[Image:PushShove.jpg]] only in the layout: [[Push&Shove\|Push and shove function]]<br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Bending mode */

2021-06-08T14:11:27Z

Bending mode

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	[[Image:PointPoint.jpg]] in the schematic: [[schematic router]]<br>		[[Image:PointPoint.jpg]] in the schematic: [[schematic router]]<br>
	[[Image:PointPoint.jpg]] in the layout: [[Autorouter#The_Pilot_Router\|Pilot Router]]<br>		[[Image:PointPoint.jpg]] in the layout: [[Autorouter#The_Pilot_Router\|Pilot Router]]<br>
	[[Image:PushShove.jpg]] only in the ~~lyout~~: [[Push&Shove\|Push and shove function]]<br>		[[Image:PushShove.jpg]] only in the layout: [[Push&Shove\|Push and shove function]]<br>

	<br><br>		<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Bending mode */

2021-06-08T14:09:15Z

Bending mode

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	=== Bending mode ===		=== Bending mode ===

	~~You can~~ set the ~~preferred~~ bending mode ~~while connecting signals~~ by ~~clicking~~ '''[[M2]]'''. After ~~clicking of~~ '''[[M2]]''', you must first move the mouse ~~a bit~~ to ~~activate the changes. The following tools allow a presetting of a preferred mode~~. You ~~can use the [SPACE]- bar to toggle between the modes. For example: switching between the diagonally first- or orthogonally first mode. Please~~ find ~~those~~ buttons in the [[~~sidebar~~]]<br>		When drawing lines or laying signal traces or tracks, you set the desired bending mode by pressing [[Mouse Button Assignment\|'''M2''']]. After pressing [[Mouse Button Assignment\|'''M2''']] you must first move the mouse for the change to take effect. You will find these buttons in the [[Sidebar]] section: "Settings".<br><br>

	[[Image:~~SigDia~~.~~png~~]] ~~Draw Signal (diagonally first)~~ <br>		[[Image:bendingmodes.jpg\|Bending modes]]<br><br>
	~~[[Image:SigOrtho.png]] Draw Signal (orthogonally first) <br>~~
	~~[[Image:SigVer.png]] Draw Signal (vertically first) <br>~~
	~~[[Image:SigHor.png]] Draw Signal (horizontally first) <br>~~
	~~[[Image:SigDirect.png]] Draw Signal (directly)~~ <br>

	~~Please note~~ the [[~~Schematic router\|~~schematic ~~point to point~~ router]]: [[Image:~~RoutSchem~~.~~png~~]]		With the '''[SPACE]''' button (spacebar) you can switch between adjacent bending modes.
			The following icons can be used to preset the respective bending mode:

			[[Image:SigDia.jpg]] Bend diagonal first<br>
			[[Image:SigOrtho.jpg]] Bend first right-angled<br>
			[[Image:SigVer.jpg]] orthogonal first in y-direction<br>
			[[Image:SigHor.jpg]] orthogonal first in x-direction<br>
			[[Image:SigDirect.jpg]] lay in direct line<br>
			[[Image:PointPoint.jpg]] in the schematic: [[schematic router]]<br>
			[[Image:PointPoint.jpg]] in the layout: [[Autorouter#The_Pilot_Router\|Pilot Router]]<br>
			[[Image:PushShove.jpg]] only in the lyout: [[Push&Shove\|Push and shove function]]<br>

			<br><br>

	If you hit another signal at the end of the signal trace, TARGET 3001! will ask if you want to connect both signals. If yes, TARGET 3001! asks for a name for the resulting signal. In case that you have hit the signal segment in its center location, the signal will be split into two segments and a junction will be created automatically. You can also place a junction at any time in the "signal mode" when you press the '''[.]''' key. Junction means electrically linked. Crossing signals do not mean that they are linked! You can leave the mode "Place Wire" by pressing the '''[ESC]''' key or by clicking [[Mousekeys\|'''M12''']].		If you hit another signal at the end of the signal trace, TARGET 3001! will ask if you want to connect both signals. If yes, TARGET 3001! asks for a name for the resulting signal. In case that you have hit the signal segment in its center location, the signal will be split into two segments and a junction will be created automatically. You can also place a junction at any time in the "signal mode" when you press the '''[.]''' key. Junction means electrically linked. Crossing signals do not mean that they are linked! You can leave the mode "Place Wire" by pressing the '''[ESC]''' key or by clicking [[Mousekeys\|'''M12''']].
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	The pin-catch feature can be disabled by pressing the '''[Ctrl]'''- key.<br><br>		The pin-catch feature can be disabled by pressing the '''[Ctrl]'''- key.<br><br>


	=== Display of a signal ===		=== Display of a signal ===

Harald Friedrich at 20:54, 3 June 2020

2020-06-03T20:54:45Z

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	If you touch another signal with your new signal wire, TARGET 3001! asks, whether you want to concatenate (merge) these two different signals. See below. If you hit the middle of a signal wire, the wire is automatically split into two segments and a junction node is generated. In "Place wire" mode, you can manually place such a junction node too, by pressing '''[.]''' (full stop).<br>		If you touch another signal with your new signal wire, TARGET 3001! asks, whether you want to concatenate (merge) these two different signals. See below. If you hit the middle of a signal wire, the wire is automatically split into two segments and a junction node is generated. In "Place wire" mode, you can manually place such a junction node too, by pressing '''[.]''' (full stop).<br>

	'''Snap-on-Pin:''' If you come close to a pin, TARGET 3001! shows a little Snap-on-Pin box, which is like a magnet to attract the cursor. You can avoid this magnetism by pressing [Ctrl]. TARGET generates a [https://office.ibfriedrich.com/EineFrageEN/t26/q6/question.html beep], if you hit a signal or pin correctly. The x-cross on a pins head disappears, if the pin gets connected.<br>		'''Snap-on-Pin:''' If you come close to a pin, TARGET 3001! shows a little Snap-on-Pin box, which is like a magnet to attract the cursor. You can avoid this magnetism by pressing [Ctrl]. TARGET generates a [https://office.ibfriedrich.com/EineFrageEN/t26/q6/question.html beep tone], if you hit a signal or pin correctly. The x-cross on a pins head disappears, if the pin gets connected.<br>

	'''Backspace Function:''' To delete the last drawn segments of a signal, you can use the '''[backspace]''' key. This works like undo and the start position of the cursor gets adapted too.<br>		'''Backspace Function:''' To delete the last drawn segments of a signal, you can use the '''[backspace]''' key. This works like undo and the start position of the cursor gets adapted too.<br>

Harald Friedrich at 20:53, 3 June 2020

2020-06-03T20:53:52Z

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	If you touch another signal with your new signal wire, TARGET 3001! asks, whether you want to concatenate (merge) these two different signals. See below. If you hit the middle of a signal wire, the wire is automatically split into two segments and a junction node is generated. In "Place wire" mode, you can manually place such a junction node too, by pressing '''[.]''' (full stop).<br>		If you touch another signal with your new signal wire, TARGET 3001! asks, whether you want to concatenate (merge) these two different signals. See below. If you hit the middle of a signal wire, the wire is automatically split into two segments and a junction node is generated. In "Place wire" mode, you can manually place such a junction node too, by pressing '''[.]''' (full stop).<br>

	'''Snap-on-Pin:''' If you come close to a pin, TARGET 3001! shows a little Snap-on-Pin box, which is like a magnet to attract the cursor. You can avoid this magnetism by pressing [Ctrl]. TARGET generates a beep, if you hit a signal or pin correctly. The x-cross on a pins head disappears, if the pin gets connected.<br>		'''Snap-on-Pin:''' If you come close to a pin, TARGET 3001! shows a little Snap-on-Pin box, which is like a magnet to attract the cursor. You can avoid this magnetism by pressing [Ctrl]. TARGET generates a [https://office.ibfriedrich.com/EineFrageEN/t26/q6/question.html beep], if you hit a signal or pin correctly. The x-cross on a pins head disappears, if the pin gets connected.<br>

	'''Backspace Function:''' To delete the last drawn segments of a signal, you can use the '''[backspace]''' key. This works like undo and the start position of the cursor gets adapted too.<br>		'''Backspace Function:''' To delete the last drawn segments of a signal, you can use the '''[backspace]''' key. This works like undo and the start position of the cursor gets adapted too.<br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Print a list of all signals in use */

2019-10-15T13:21:53Z

Print a list of all signals in use

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	== Print a list of all signals in use ==		== Print a list of all signals in use ==

	Please see layout menü Actions/Check and test/Show ~~lengthes~~ of signals --> Press the "Save" button and create a list in *.csv format.<br><br><br>		Please see layout menü Actions/Check and test/Show lengths of signals --> Press the "Save" button and create a list in *.csv format.<br><br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Print a list of all signals in use */

2019-10-15T13:20:06Z

Print a list of all signals in use

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	== Print a list of all signals in use ==		== Print a list of all signals in use ==

			Please see layout menü Actions/Check and test/Show lengthes of signals --> Press the "Save" button and create a list in *.csv format.<br><br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 13:16, 15 October 2019

2019-10-15T13:16:48Z

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



			== Print a list of all signals in use ==