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Markus Friedrich: /* Derive package from existing package */

2021-08-31T14:24:46Z

Derive package from existing package

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	[[Image: Bauteil_ableiten_3e.jpg\|none\|Derive a new package from an existing one 3]]Image: Select the one to derive the new package from<br><br>		[[Image: Bauteil_ableiten_3e.jpg\|none\|Derive a new package from an existing one 3]]Image: Select the one to derive the new package from<br><br>

	Enter the name of the existing package, Dil16 in this case (1.), press the search button (2.). If it is suitable for adaption, press the OK button (3.). Get the part on the canvas to adapt/edit it and save it under a different name.<br><br>		Enter the name of the existing package, Dil16 in this case (1), press the search button (2). If it is suitable for adaption, press the OK button (3). Get the part on the canvas to adapt/edit it and save it under a different name.<br><br>

	== Package Generator (incl. 3D model) ==		== Package Generator (incl. 3D model) ==

Markus Friedrich: /* Derive package from existing package */

2021-08-31T14:19:56Z

Derive package from existing package

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	== Derive package from existing package ==		== Derive package from existing package ==
	(You should know the package name!)		(You should know the package name!)<br><br>

	[[Image: Bauteil_ableiten_1e.jpg\|none\|Derive a new package from an existing one 1]]Image: Start creating a new component<br><br>		[[Image: Bauteil_ableiten_1e.jpg\|none\|Derive a new package from an existing one 1]]Image: Start creating a new component<br><br>
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	[[Image: Bauteil_ableiten_3e.jpg\|none\|Derive a new package from an existing one 3]]Image: Select the one to derive the new package from <br><br>		[[Image: Bauteil_ableiten_3e.jpg\|none\|Derive a new package from an existing one 3]]Image: Select the one to derive the new package from<br><br>

	Enter the name of the existing package, Dil16 in this case (1.), press the search button (2.). If it is suitable for adaption, press the OK button (3.). Get the part on the canvas to adapt/edit it and save it under a different name.<br><br>		Enter the name of the existing package, Dil16 in this case (1.), press the search button (2.). If it is suitable for adaption, press the OK button (3.). Get the part on the canvas to adapt/edit it and save it under a different name.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Derive package from existing package (you should know the package name!) */

2021-08-31T14:18:28Z

Derive package from existing package (you should know the package name!)

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	== Derive package from existing package (~~you~~ should know the package name!) ==		== Derive package from existing package ==
			(You should know the package name!)

	[[Image: ~~derive_e~~.jpg\|Derive a new package from an existing one]]<br>Image: Enter the name of the existing package, Dil16 in this case (1.), press the search button (2.). If it is suitable for adaption, press the OK button (3.) ~~and get~~ the part on the canvas to adapt/edit it and save it ~~then~~ under a different name.<br><br>		[[Image: Bauteil_ableiten_1e.jpg\|none\|Derive a new package from an existing one 1]]Image: Start creating a new component<br><br>


			[[Image: Bauteil_ableiten_2e.jpg\|none\|Derive a new package from an existing one 2]]Image: Go on to draw an own package<br><br>


			[[Image: Bauteil_ableiten_3e.jpg\|none\|Derive a new package from an existing one 3]]Image: Select the one to derive the new package from <br><br>

			Enter the name of the existing package, Dil16 in this case (1.), press the search button (2.). If it is suitable for adaption, press the OK button (3.). Get the part on the canvas to adapt/edit it and save it under a different name.<br><br>

	== Package Generator (incl. 3D model) ==		== Package Generator (incl. 3D model) ==

Markus Friedrich: /* Derive package from existing package (you should know the package name!) */

2018-09-11T06:28:40Z

Derive package from existing package (you should know the package name!)

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	== Derive package from existing package (you should know the package name!) ==		== Derive package from existing package (you should know the package name!) ==

	[[Image: derive_e.jpg\|Derive a new package from an existing one]]<br>Image: Enter the name of the existing package, Dil16 in this case (1.), press the search button (2.). If it is suitable for adaption, press the OK button (3.) and get the part on the canvas to adapt and save it.<br><br>		[[Image: derive_e.jpg\|Derive a new package from an existing one]]<br>Image: Enter the name of the existing package, Dil16 in this case (1.), press the search button (2.). If it is suitable for adaption, press the OK button (3.) and get the part on the canvas to adapt/edit it and save it then under a different name.<br><br>

	== Package Generator (incl. 3D model) ==		== Package Generator (incl. 3D model) ==

Markus Friedrich at 06:26, 11 September 2018

2018-09-11T06:26:08Z

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	= Where to ~~find it~~ in TARGET =		= Where to start in TARGET =

	In TARGET see: '''Schematic menu Components/Create a new component...'''<br><br>		In TARGET see: '''Schematic menu Components/Create a new component...'''<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 08:15, 10 September 2018

2018-09-10T08:15:59Z

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	= Where to find it in TARGET =		= Where to find it in TARGET =

	In TARGET see: '''Schematic menu Components/Create a new component...'''<br>		In TARGET see: '''Schematic menu Components/Create a new component...'''<br><br>
			[[image:CreateNewComponent.jpg\|Schematic menu\|none]]Image: Schematic menu "Components"
			<br><br>
	or: Schematic toolbar icon "Import component [Ins]": '''Component browser menu Component/Create new component...'''<br><br>		or: Schematic toolbar icon "Import component [Ins]": '''Component browser menu Component/Create new component...'''<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 08:01, 10 September 2018

2018-09-10T08:01:01Z

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			= Where to find it in TARGET =

	In TARGET see: '''Schematic menu Components/Create a new component...'''<br>		In TARGET see: '''Schematic menu Components/Create a new component...'''<br>
	or: Schematic toolbar icon "Import component [Ins]": '''Component browser menu Component/Create new component...'''<br><br>		or: Schematic toolbar icon "Import component [Ins]": '''Component browser menu Component/Create new component...'''<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 08:58, 29 August 2018

2018-08-29T08:58:43Z

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	[[Image: derive_e.jpg\|Derive a new package from an existing one]]<br>Image: Enter the name of the existing package, Dil16 in this case (1.), press the search button (2.). If it is suitable for adaption, press the OK button (3.) and get the part on the canvas to adapt and save it.<br><br>		[[Image: derive_e.jpg\|Derive a new package from an existing one]]<br>Image: Enter the name of the existing package, Dil16 in this case (1.), press the search button (2.). If it is suitable for adaption, press the OK button (3.) and get the part on the canvas to adapt and save it.<br><br>

	== Package Generator ==		== Package Generator (incl. 3D model) ==
	Please have a look here: [[Package Generator ]]<br><br>		Please have a look here: [[Package Generator ]]<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Edit selected pin names in a text editor */

2018-08-29T08:26:24Z

Edit selected pin names in a text editor

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	there is a link to another source: [[Pin#Edit_selected_pin_names_in_a_text_editor\|Edit selected pin names in a text editor]]:		there is a link to another source: [[Pin#Edit_selected_pin_names_in_a_text_editor\|Edit selected pin names in a text editor]]:
	<br><br>[[Image:AnschlussNamenAlsText_e.jpg\|Edit selected pin names in a text editor\|Edit selected pin names in a text editor]]<br>Image 8: Use the Copy-Paste function to handle all pin-texts		<br><br>[[Image:AnschlussNamenAlsText_e.jpg\|Edit selected pin names in a text editor\|Edit selected pin names in a text editor]]<br>Image 8: Use the Copy-Paste function to handle all pin-texts<br><br>

	Highlight pins in the symbol, all or only parts of them. Take the pin names (from the data sheet or from any other digital source) to your clipboard and paste them to the text area of the dialog. They come in ~~maybe~~ a bit weird but you can arrange the text corretly so that every pin number has the right pin name aside. That's all. For Ball Grid Arrays (BGA), having a matrix structure, pin-numbers can be displayed alphanumeric. This eases the assignment of pin names coming from the clipboard.<br><br>		Highlight pins in the symbol, all or only parts of them. Then use this function in order to get the dialog shown. Take the pin names from the data sheet or from any other digital source to your clipboard and paste them to the text area of the dialog. They may come in a bit weird but you can arrange the text corretly so that every pin number has the right pin name aside. That's all. For Ball Grid Arrays (BGA), having a matrix structure, pin-numbers can be displayed alphanumeric. This eases the assignment of pin names coming from the clipboard.<br><br>

	== Order Pins according to processor scheme ==		== Order Pins according to processor scheme ==

Markus Friedrich: /* Edit selected pin names in a text editor */

2018-08-29T08:22:56Z

Edit selected pin names in a text editor

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	there is a link to another source: [[Pin#Edit_selected_pin_names_in_a_text_editor\|Edit selected pin names in a text editor]]:		there is a link to another source: [[Pin#Edit_selected_pin_names_in_a_text_editor\|Edit selected pin names in a text editor]]:
	<br><br>[[Image:AnschlussNamenAlsText_e.jpg\|Edit selected pin names in a text editor\|Edit selected pin names in a text editor]]<br>Image 8: ~~Highlight pins in~~ the ~~symbol, all or only parts of them. Take the pin names (from the data sheet or from any other digital source)~~ to your clipboard and paste them to the text area of the dialog. They come in maybe a bit weird but - no worry - you can arrange the text corretly so that every pin number has the right pin name aside. That's all~~. For Ball Grid Arrays (BGA), having a matrix structure,~~ pin-~~numbers can be displayed alphanumeric. This eases the assignment of pin names coming from the clipboard.<br><br>~~		<br><br>[[Image:AnschlussNamenAlsText_e.jpg\|Edit selected pin names in a text editor\|Edit selected pin names in a text editor]]<br>Image 8: Use the Copy-Paste function to handle all pin-texts

			Highlight pins in the symbol, all or only parts of them. Take the pin names (from the data sheet or from any other digital source) to your clipboard and paste them to the text area of the dialog. They come in maybe a bit weird but you can arrange the text corretly so that every pin number has the right pin name aside. That's all. For Ball Grid Arrays (BGA), having a matrix structure, pin-numbers can be displayed alphanumeric. This eases the assignment of pin names coming from the clipboard.<br><br>

	== Order Pins according to processor scheme ==		== Order Pins according to processor scheme ==