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Markus Friedrich: /* General */

2019-06-11T12:53:08Z

General

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	== General ==		== General ==

	A '''"bus"''' in [[TARGET 3001!]] is a collection (pool) of all signals which appear in a circuit. Buses are distinguished in [[schematic]]s graphically e.g. as addresses bus [A0…A15], data bus [D0…D7], control bus [Clk, Res, etc.]. You can connect every "signal" to each bus and get it out again later. When you start a [[signal]] from a bus, a list of all signals is displayed to choose from.<br><br><br>		A '''"bus"''' in [[TARGET 3001!]] is a collection (pool) of all signals which appear in a circuit. Buses are distinguished in [[schematic]]s graphically e.g. as addresses bus [A0…A15], data bus [D0…D7], control bus [Clk, Res, etc.]. You can connect every "signal" to each bus and get it out again later. When you start a signal wire from a bus, a list of all signals is displayed to choose from.<br><br><br>
	[[image:Bus_example.jpg\|Bus example]]<br><b>Image:</b> A bus (blue) contains all the signals used in your project. In "Place wire (2)" mode a click on the bus opens a list of signals which allows selecting a signal to lead it out of the bus. It will start from the point where you had clicked.<br><br>		[[image:Bus_example.jpg\|Bus example]]<br><b>Image:</b> A bus (blue) contains all the signals used in your project. In "Place wire (2)" mode a click on the bus opens a list of signals which allows selecting a signal to lead it out of the bus. It will start from the point where you had clicked.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* General */

2019-06-11T12:48:09Z

General

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	A '''"bus"''' in [[TARGET 3001!]] is a collection (pool) of all signals which appear in a circuit. Buses are distinguished in [[schematic]]s graphically e.g. as addresses bus [A0…A15], data bus [D0…D7], control bus [Clk, Res, etc.]. You can connect every "signal" to each bus and get it out again later. When you start a [[signal]] from a bus, a list of all signals is displayed to choose from.<br><br><br>		A '''"bus"''' in [[TARGET 3001!]] is a collection (pool) of all signals which appear in a circuit. Buses are distinguished in [[schematic]]s graphically e.g. as addresses bus [A0…A15], data bus [D0…D7], control bus [Clk, Res, etc.]. You can connect every "signal" to each bus and get it out again later. When you start a [[signal]] from a bus, a list of all signals is displayed to choose from.<br><br><br>
	[[image:Bus_example.jpg\|Bus example]]<br><b>Image:</b> A bus (blue) contains all the signals used in your project. ~~By a click in mode~~ "Place wire (2)" on the bus ~~the~~ list of signals ~~opens~~ which allows selecting a signal to lead it out of the bus. It will start from the point where you had clicked.<br><br>		[[image:Bus_example.jpg\|Bus example]]<br><b>Image:</b> A bus (blue) contains all the signals used in your project. In "Place wire (2)" mode a click on the bus opens a list of signals which allows selecting a signal to lead it out of the bus. It will start from the point where you had clicked.<br><br>

	== Draw a bus ==		== Draw a bus ==

Markus Friedrich: /* Sources of errors */

2018-06-29T08:49:56Z

Sources of errors

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	*Please also have a look here: [[Purple airwires in the schematic]]		*Please also have a look here: [[Purple airwires in the schematic]]
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	[[Image:bus_e.jpg\|none\|Correct and wrong...]]<br><br><br><br>		[[Image:bus_e.jpg\|none\|Correct and wrong...]]<br>Image: Inspecting bus connections by the use of the hash key [#].<br><br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Sources of errors */

2018-06-29T08:49:02Z

Sources of errors

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	*Signal tracks which already had been placed can not simply be moved onto the bus, because the bus might not get split and the track eventually not is connected properly.		*Signal tracks which already had been placed can not simply be moved onto the bus, because the bus might not get split and the track eventually not is connected properly.
	*Please also have a look here: [[Purple airwires in the schematic]]		*Please also have a look here: [[Purple airwires in the schematic]]
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	[[Image:bus_e.jpg\|none\|Correct and wrong...]]		[[Image:bus_e.jpg\|none\|Correct and wrong...]]<br><br><br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 08:48, 29 June 2018

2018-06-29T08:48:29Z

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	*When placing signals towards the bus please check by the use of the x-ray view (key [#]) whether the bus line has been splitted.		*When placing signals towards the bus please check by the use of the x-ray view (key [#]) whether the bus line has been splitted.
	*Signal tracks which already had been placed can not simply be moved onto the bus, because the bus might not get split and the track eventually not is connected properly.		*Signal tracks which already had been placed can not simply be moved onto the bus, because the bus might not get split and the track eventually not is connected properly.
			*Please also have a look here: [[Purple airwires in the schematic]]

	[[Image:bus_e.jpg\|none\|Correct and wrong...]]		[[Image:bus_e.jpg\|none\|Correct and wrong...]]

Markus Friedrich: /* General */

2017-05-11T13:11:29Z

General

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	== General ==		== General ==

	A '''"bus"''' in [[TARGET 3001!]] is a collection (pool) of all signals which appear in a circuit. Buses are distinguished in [[schematic]]s graphically e.g. as addresses bus [A0…A15], data bus [D0…D7], control bus [Clk, Res, etc.]. You can connect every "signal" to each bus and get it out again later. When you start a [[signal]] from a bus, a list of all signals is displayed to choose from.<br><br>		A '''"bus"''' in [[TARGET 3001!]] is a collection (pool) of all signals which appear in a circuit. Buses are distinguished in [[schematic]]s graphically e.g. as addresses bus [A0…A15], data bus [D0…D7], control bus [Clk, Res, etc.]. You can connect every "signal" to each bus and get it out again later. When you start a [[signal]] from a bus, a list of all signals is displayed to choose from.<br><br><br>
	[[image:Bus_example.jpg\|Bus example]]<br><b>Image:</b> A bus (blue) contains all the signals used in your project. By a click in mode "Place wire (2)" on the bus the list of signals opens which allows selecting a signal to lead it out of the bus. It will start from the point where you had clicked.<br><br>		[[image:Bus_example.jpg\|Bus example]]<br><b>Image:</b> A bus (blue) contains all the signals used in your project. By a click in mode "Place wire (2)" on the bus the list of signals opens which allows selecting a signal to lead it out of the bus. It will start from the point where you had clicked.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 13:11, 11 May 2017

2017-05-11T13:11:03Z

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	A '''"bus"''' in [[TARGET 3001!]] is a collection (pool) of all signals which appear in a circuit. Buses are distinguished in [[schematic]]s graphically e.g. as addresses bus [A0…A15], data bus [D0…D7], control bus [Clk, Res, etc.]. You can connect every "signal" to each bus and get it out again later. When you start a [[signal]] from a bus, a list of all signals is displayed to choose from.<br><br>		A '''"bus"''' in [[TARGET 3001!]] is a collection (pool) of all signals which appear in a circuit. Buses are distinguished in [[schematic]]s graphically e.g. as addresses bus [A0…A15], data bus [D0…D7], control bus [Clk, Res, etc.]. You can connect every "signal" to each bus and get it out again later. When you start a [[signal]] from a bus, a list of all signals is displayed to choose from.<br><br>
	[[image:Bus_example.jpg\|Bus example]]<br><b>Image:</b> A bus (blue) contains all the signals used in your project. By a click in mode "Place wire (2)" on the bus the list of signals opens which allows selecting a signal to lead it out of the bus. It will start from the ~~bus at that~~ point where you had clicked.<br><br>		[[image:Bus_example.jpg\|Bus example]]<br><b>Image:</b> A bus (blue) contains all the signals used in your project. By a click in mode "Place wire (2)" on the bus the list of signals opens which allows selecting a signal to lead it out of the bus. It will start from the point where you had clicked.<br><br>

	== Draw a bus ==		== Draw a bus ==

Markus Friedrich at 13:10, 11 May 2017

2017-05-11T13:10:32Z

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	A '''"bus"''' in [[TARGET 3001!]] is a collection (pool) of all signals which appear in a circuit. Buses are distinguished in [[schematic]]s graphically e.g. as addresses bus [A0…A15], data bus [D0…D7], control bus [Clk, Res, etc.]. You can connect every "signal" to each bus and get it out again later. When you start a [[signal]] from a bus, a list of all signals is displayed to choose from.<br><br>		A '''"bus"''' in [[TARGET 3001!]] is a collection (pool) of all signals which appear in a circuit. Buses are distinguished in [[schematic]]s graphically e.g. as addresses bus [A0…A15], data bus [D0…D7], control bus [Clk, Res, etc.]. You can connect every "signal" to each bus and get it out again later. When you start a [[signal]] from a bus, a list of all signals is displayed to choose from.<br><br>
	[[image:Bus_example.jpg\|Bus example]]<br>Image: A bus (blue) contains all the signals used in your project. By a click in mode "Place wire (2)" on the bus the list of signals opens which allows selecting a signal to lead it out of the bus. It will start from the bus at that point where you had clicked.<br><br>		[[image:Bus_example.jpg\|Bus example]]<br><b>Image:</b> A bus (blue) contains all the signals used in your project. By a click in mode "Place wire (2)" on the bus the list of signals opens which allows selecting a signal to lead it out of the bus. It will start from the bus at that point where you had clicked.<br><br>

	== Draw a bus ==		== Draw a bus ==

Markus Friedrich at 13:10, 11 May 2017

2017-05-11T13:10:05Z

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	A '''"bus"''' in [[TARGET 3001!]] is a collection (pool) of all signals which appear in a circuit. Buses are distinguished in [[schematic]]s graphically e.g. as addresses bus [A0…A15], data bus [D0…D7], control bus [Clk, Res, etc.]. You can connect every "signal" to each bus and get it out again later. When you start a [[signal]] from a bus, a list of all signals is displayed to choose from.<br><br>		A '''"bus"''' in [[TARGET 3001!]] is a collection (pool) of all signals which appear in a circuit. Buses are distinguished in [[schematic]]s graphically e.g. as addresses bus [A0…A15], data bus [D0…D7], control bus [Clk, Res, etc.]. You can connect every "signal" to each bus and get it out again later. When you start a [[signal]] from a bus, a list of all signals is displayed to choose from.<br><br>
	[[image:Bus_example.jpg\|Bus example]]<br>Image: A bus (blue) contains all the signals used in your project. By a click in mode "Place wire (2)" the list of signals opens which allows selecting a signal to lead it out of the bus.<br><br>		[[image:Bus_example.jpg\|Bus example]]<br>Image: A bus (blue) contains all the signals used in your project. By a click in mode "Place wire (2)" on the bus the list of signals opens which allows selecting a signal to lead it out of the bus. It will start from the bus at that point where you had clicked.<br><br>

	== Draw a bus ==		== Draw a bus ==

Markus Friedrich: /* General */

2017-05-11T13:07:13Z

General

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	== General ==		== General ==

	A '''"bus"''' in [[TARGET 3001!]] is a collection (pool) of all signals which appear in a circuit. Buses are distinguished in [[schematic]]s graphically e.g. as addresses bus [A0…A15], data bus [D0…D7], control bus [Clk, Res, etc.]. You can connect every "signal" to each bus and get it out again later. When you start a [[signal]] from a bus, a list of all signals is displayed to choose from.<br>		A '''"bus"''' in [[TARGET 3001!]] is a collection (pool) of all signals which appear in a circuit. Buses are distinguished in [[schematic]]s graphically e.g. as addresses bus [A0…A15], data bus [D0…D7], control bus [Clk, Res, etc.]. You can connect every "signal" to each bus and get it out again later. When you start a [[signal]] from a bus, a list of all signals is displayed to choose from.<br><br>
			[[image:Bus_example.jpg\|Bus example]]<br>Image: A bus (blue) contains all the signals used in your project. By a click in mode "Place wire (2)" the list of signals opens which allows selecting a signal to lead it out of the bus.<br><br>

	== Draw a bus ==		== Draw a bus ==