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Markus Friedrich: /* Migrate a schematic page to another project */

2021-08-30T09:15:39Z

Migrate a schematic page to another project

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	'''''A customer asks:'''''<br>		'''''A customer asks:'''''<br>
	"Is there any way to move the complete contents of a schematic page of project A to a page of project B without changing component numbers? I have tried copy/paste, selecting "All signals keep their names", but the component numbers still move to empty spaces. ~~If there is any other way to do this, it would be very good. However,~~ I would have to do the same with the associated layout page."<br><br>		"Is there any way to move the complete contents of a schematic page of project A to a page of project B without changing component numbers? I have tried copy/paste, selecting "All signals keep their names", but the component numbers still move to empty spaces. I would have to do the same with the associated layout page."<br><br>

	'''''Response:'''''<br>		'''''Response:'''''<br>
	"First, open both projects in the same TARGET. The menu item "Window" then helps with the organisation.		"First, open both projects in the same TARGET. The menu item "Window" then helps with the organisation. Please catch the corresponding page with a catch window completely and make a [[Module\|module]] out of it. With the current version of TARGET, the packages and the relevant tracks of the PCB then automatically get assigned to this module as well.
	Please catch the corresponding page with a catch window completely and make a module out of it. With the current version of TARGET, the ~~housings~~ and the relevant tracks in the PCB ~~are~~ then automatically assigned to this module as well.

	~~Then use the clipboard to copy the circuit diagram view of the module into the other project and immediately afterwards the circuit board part of the module.~~
	Keeping the numbering of the components does not work, TARGET always takes the next free number. Using the "Reorganisation" in the menu "File" you may renumber the components of the new page afterwards.<br><br>

			Use the clipboard to copy the layout view (PCB) of the module into the other project immediately after the schematic part of the module has been pasted. Keeping the numbering of the components (if not in row) does not work. TARGET always takes the next free number. Using the "Reorganisation" in menu "Actions" you may renumber the components of the new page afterwards.<br><br>

	== Reference symbols with pages of use ==		== Reference symbols with pages of use ==

Markus Friedrich at 09:03, 30 August 2021

2021-08-30T09:03:14Z

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	[[image:canvas.jpg\|750px\|The canvas of both schematic and layout view\|none]]Image: The canvas of schematic and layout. More detailed see the [[Sidebar]] article.<br><br><br>		[[image:canvas.jpg\|750px\|The canvas of both schematic and layout view\|none]]Image: The canvas of schematic and layout. More detailed see the [[Sidebar]] article.<br><br><br>
	TARGET 3001! is able to handle up to 100 schematic pages within each project which you can browse. The maximum size of the sheets/boards is 1.2square meters or 47.24 square inches. Open a second page in the schematic view by pressing the icon:<br><br>[[Image:SchemPage2.jpg\|Open a second page\|none]]Image: Open another page<br><br>Open a third page by pressing the 3 and so on. On which page you currently operate please see here:<br><br>[[Image:ChngPge.jpg\|The current page\|none]]Image: The currently open page - It's the one you are working on.<br><br>If you click '''[[M1H]]''' or '''[[M2]]'''on this left icon a dialog appears allowing the selection and naming of a different page. In case you are using more than one schematic page you can switch to the next one by the use of the '''[q]''' key or to the previous one by '''[Shift]+[Q]'''.<br><br>		TARGET 3001! is able to handle up to 100 schematic pages within each project which you can browse. The maximum size of the sheets/boards is 1.2square meters or 47.24 square inches. Open a second page in the schematic view by pressing the icon:<br><br>[[Image:SchemPage2.jpg\|Open a second page\|none]]Image: Open another page<br><br>Open a third page by pressing the 3 and so on. On which page you currently operate please see here:<br><br>[[Image:ChngPge.jpg\|The current page\|none]]Image: The currently open page - It's the one you are working on.<br><br>If you click '''[[M1H]]''' or '''[[M2]]'''on this left icon a dialog appears allowing the selection and naming of a different page. In case you are using more than one schematic page you can switch to the next one by the use of the '''[q]''' key or to the previous one by '''[Shift]+[Q]'''.<br><br>


	== Administration of schematic pages ==		== Administration of schematic pages ==
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	[[Image:PageNumber.jpg\|none]]<br><br>		[[Image:PageNumber.jpg\|none]]<br><br>


	== Lead a signal to a second page ==		== Lead a signal to a second page ==
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	Have a close look at the components which consist of several symbols: Do they still have the same component number? If not, they are parts of different ICs. Then delete each symbol with the higher component number and reinsert the right one. E.g. IC3a and IC3b belong together with IC15c and IC15d. Delete IC15c and insert IC3c at the same position using the menu option "Import Rests of Components" in menu "Components".		Have a close look at the components which consist of several symbols: Do they still have the same component number? If not, they are parts of different ICs. Then delete each symbol with the higher component number and reinsert the right one. E.g. IC3a and IC3b belong together with IC15c and IC15d. Delete IC15c and insert IC3c at the same position using the menu option "Import Rests of Components" in menu "Components".


	== Go to page ==		== Go to page ==
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	Use key '''[q]''' for changing to another schematic page, if you use more than one schematic pages.<br>		Use key '''[q]''' for changing to another schematic page, if you use more than one schematic pages.<br>
	Use keys '''[Shift]+[q]''' for changing to the previous page, if you use more than one schematic pages.<br>		Use keys '''[Shift]+[q]''' for changing to the previous page, if you use more than one schematic pages.<br>



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	The desired object needs to be highlighted first. At the edge of schematic page #1 there are reference symbols placed automatically. They can be displaced individually.<br><br>		The desired object needs to be highlighted first. At the edge of schematic page #1 there are reference symbols placed automatically. They can be displaced individually.<br><br>



			== Migrate a schematic page to another project ==

			'''''A customer asks:'''''<br>
			"Is there any way to move the complete contents of a schematic page of project A to a page of project B without changing component numbers? I have tried copy/paste, selecting "All signals keep their names", but the component numbers still move to empty spaces. If there is any other way to do this, it would be very good. However, I would have to do the same with the associated layout page."<br><br>

			'''''Response:'''''<br>
			"First, open both projects in the same TARGET. The menu item "Window" then helps with the organisation.
			Please catch the corresponding page with a catch window completely and make a module out of it. With the current version of TARGET, the housings and the relevant tracks in the PCB are then automatically assigned to this module as well.

			Then use the clipboard to copy the circuit diagram view of the module into the other project and immediately afterwards the circuit board part of the module.
			Keeping the numbering of the components does not work, TARGET always takes the next free number. Using the "Reorganisation" in the menu "File" you may renumber the components of the new page afterwards.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Reference symbols with pages of use */

2019-03-21T10:26:03Z

Reference symbols with pages of use

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	A reference symbol can show on which other pages the signal appears. Please have a look here:<br>		A reference symbol can show on which other pages the signal appears. Please have a look here:<br>
	[[Reference symbols with pages]]<br><br>		[[Reference symbols with pages]]<br><br>



	== Special: How to print a Din A3 schematic page on two Din A4 pages ==		== Special: How to print a Din A3 schematic page on two Din A4 pages ==

Markus Friedrich at 10:25, 21 March 2019

2019-03-21T10:25:37Z

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	== Bring an object to a new schematic page ==		== Bring an object to a new schematic page ==


	In schematic menu '''"Edit"''' the entry '''"Bring to new page"''' offers the following ption:<br><br>		In schematic menu '''"Edit"''' the entry '''"Bring to new page"''' offers the following ption:<br><br>
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	[[image:Auf_andere_Seite_e.jpg]]<br><br>		[[image:Auf_andere_Seite_e.jpg]]<br><br>

	The desired object needs to be highlighted first. At the edge of schematic page #1 there are reference symbols placed automatically. They can be displaced individually.		The desired object needs to be highlighted first. At the edge of schematic page #1 there are reference symbols placed automatically. They can be displaced individually.<br><br>




			== Reference symbols with pages of use ==

	~~== Special~~: ~~How to print a Din A3 schematic page on two Din A4~~ pages ==		A reference symbol can show on which other pages the signal appears. Please have a look here:<br>
			[[Reference symbols with pages]]<br><br>


	~~To print a Din A3 schematic page on two Din A4 pages please use an offset of the X-coordinates. Begin printing the left part of your drawing without offset using the following settings:~~



	~~[[Image:dina3dina4_1.jpg\|none]]~~

			== Special: How to print a Din A3 schematic page on two Din A4 pages ==


	~~Open the Print dialog again and enter an "Offset X" at -210 mm (half the length of~~ a Din A3 page ~~= width of a~~ Din A4 ~~sheet). The drawing shifts left left according to~~ the ~~entered~~ coordinates. ~~In our example we choose a value~~ of ~~-181 mm for~~ using the ~~space as best as possible because the width of the drawing frame is a bit smaller.~~		To print a Din A3 schematic page on two Din A4 pages please use an offset of the X-coordinates. Begin printing the left part of your drawing without offset using the following settings:<br><br>

			[[Image:dina3dina4_1.jpg\|none]]<br><br>

			Open the Print dialog again and enter an "Offset X" at -210 mm (half the length of a Din A3 page = width of a Din A4 sheet). The drawing shifts left left according to the entered coordinates. In our example we choose a value of -181 mm for using the space as best as possible because the width of the drawing frame is a bit smaller.<br><br>

	~~[[Image:dina3dina4_2.jpg\|none]]~~

			[[Image:dina3dina4_2.jpg\|none]]<br><br>


	Now print the right half of of the schematic. In the middle we will have a overlapping area. You may play a bit with the offset value.		Now print the right half of of the schematic. In the middle we will have a overlapping area. You may play a bit with the offset value.<br><br><br><br>



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	[[fr:Feuille]]		[[fr:Feuille]]
	[[category:Actions]]		[[category:Actions]]

Markus Friedrich at 10:23, 21 March 2019

2019-03-21T10:23:35Z

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	<big>Organise and handle schematic pages ~~from V14~~ within the '''[[Sidebar]]''' on the right edge of screen. In the sidebar please see section [[Sidebar#Section_Schematic_pages\|"Schematic Page"]].</big>		<big>Organise and handle schematic pages within the '''[[Sidebar]]''' on the right edge of screen. In the sidebar please see section [[Sidebar#Section_Schematic_pages\|"Schematic Page"]].</big>

Markus Friedrich: /* Administration of schematic pages */

2015-06-29T13:50:36Z

Administration of schematic pages

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	A line represents a schematic page, a click on it allows editing it's name. You also can touch a line and drag it to a different position in the row.<br><br>		A line represents a schematic page, a click on it allows editing it's name. You also can touch a line and drag it to a different position in the row.<br><br>

	[[image:SPseiten_drag_and_drop_e.jpg]]<br><br>		[[image:SPseiten_drag_and_drop_e.jpg\|Give a page a different position in the row by drag and drop\|none]]Image: By drag and drop you can change positions of the pages in the row<br><br>

	*In TARGET 3001! versions younger than V13.3.0.62 the schematic pages are handled in Dialog "Settings/Names of schematic pages".		*In TARGET 3001! versions younger than V13.3.0.62 the schematic pages are handled in Dialog "Settings/Names of schematic pages".

	[[Image:SchematicPages.jpg\|thumb\|500px\|none\|Administration of schematic pages]]<br><br>		[[Image:SchematicPages.jpg\|thumb\|500px\|none\|Administration of schematic pages]]Image: Handle pages by dialog<br><br>

	*In versions older than V13.3.0.62 the administration of schematic pages is managed in the [[Hierarchy Browser]] (see on the left edge of screen for. Use [[Mousekeys\|'''M2''']] and reach "Properties". After selecting it, the following dialog appears:<br><br>		*In versions older than V13.3.0.62 the administration of schematic pages is managed in the [[Hierarchy Browser]] (see on the left edge of screen for. Use [[Mousekeys\|'''M2''']] and reach "Properties". After selecting it, the following dialog appears:<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* General */

2015-06-29T13:46:52Z

General

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	[[image:canvas.jpg\|750px\|The canvas of both schematic and layout view\|none]]Image: The canvas of schematic and layout. More detailed see the [[Sidebar]] article.<br><br><br>		[[image:canvas.jpg\|750px\|The canvas of both schematic and layout view\|none]]Image: The canvas of schematic and layout. More detailed see the [[Sidebar]] article.<br><br><br>
	TARGET 3001! is able to handle up to 100 schematic pages within each project which you can browse. The maximum size of the sheets/boards is 1.2square meters or 47.24 square inches. Open a second page in the schematic view by pressing the icon:<br><br>[[Image:SchemPage2.jpg\|Open a second page\|none]]Image: Open another page<br><br>Open a third page by pressing the 3 and so on. On which page you currently operate please see here:<br><br>[[Image:ChngPge.jpg\|The current page\|none]]Image: The currently open page - It's the one you are working on.<br><br>In case you are using more than one schematic page you can switch to the next one by the use of the '''[q]''' key or to the previous one by '''[Shift]+[Q]'''.<br><br>		TARGET 3001! is able to handle up to 100 schematic pages within each project which you can browse. The maximum size of the sheets/boards is 1.2square meters or 47.24 square inches. Open a second page in the schematic view by pressing the icon:<br><br>[[Image:SchemPage2.jpg\|Open a second page\|none]]Image: Open another page<br><br>Open a third page by pressing the 3 and so on. On which page you currently operate please see here:<br><br>[[Image:ChngPge.jpg\|The current page\|none]]Image: The currently open page - It's the one you are working on.<br><br>If you click '''[[M1H]]''' or '''[[M2]]'''on this left icon a dialog appears allowing the selection and naming of a different page. In case you are using more than one schematic page you can switch to the next one by the use of the '''[q]''' key or to the previous one by '''[Shift]+[Q]'''.<br><br>

	~~If you click '''[[M1H]]''' or '''[[M2]]'''on the icon to the left, dialog appears allowing the selection of a different page.~~

	== Administration of schematic pages ==		== Administration of schematic pages ==

Markus Friedrich: /* General */

2015-06-29T13:45:11Z

General

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	[[image:canvas.jpg\|750px\|The canvas of both schematic and layout view\|none]]Image: The canvas of schematic and layout. More detailed see the [[Sidebar]] article.<br><br><br>		[[image:canvas.jpg\|750px\|The canvas of both schematic and layout view\|none]]Image: The canvas of schematic and layout. More detailed see the [[Sidebar]] article.<br><br><br>
	TARGET 3001! is able to handle up to 100 schematic pages within each project which you can browse. The maximum size of the sheets/boards is 1.2square meters or 47.24 square inches. Open a second page in the schematic view by pressing the icon:<br><br>[[Image:SchemPage2.jpg\|Open a second page\|none]]Image: Open another page<br><br>Open a third page by pressing the 3 and so on. On which page you currently operate please see here:<br><br>[[Image:ChngPge.jpg\|The current page\|none]]Image: The currently open page - It's the one you are working on. In case you are using more than one schematic page you can switch to the next one by the use of the '''[q]''' key or to the previous one by '''[Shift]+[Q]'''.<br><br>		TARGET 3001! is able to handle up to 100 schematic pages within each project which you can browse. The maximum size of the sheets/boards is 1.2square meters or 47.24 square inches. Open a second page in the schematic view by pressing the icon:<br><br>[[Image:SchemPage2.jpg\|Open a second page\|none]]Image: Open another page<br><br>Open a third page by pressing the 3 and so on. On which page you currently operate please see here:<br><br>[[Image:ChngPge.jpg\|The current page\|none]]Image: The currently open page - It's the one you are working on.<br><br>In case you are using more than one schematic page you can switch to the next one by the use of the '''[q]''' key or to the previous one by '''[Shift]+[Q]'''.<br><br>

	If you click '''[[M1H]]''' or '''[[M2]]'''on the icon to the left, dialog appears allowing the selection of a different page.		If you click '''[[M1H]]''' or '''[[M2]]'''on the icon to the left, dialog appears allowing the selection of a different page.

Markus Friedrich: /* General */

2015-06-29T13:44:34Z

General

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	[[image:canvas.jpg\|750px\|The canvas of both schematic and layout view\|none]]Image: The canvas of schematic and layout. More detailed see the [[Sidebar]] article.<br><br><br>		[[image:canvas.jpg\|750px\|The canvas of both schematic and layout view\|none]]Image: The canvas of schematic and layout. More detailed see the [[Sidebar]] article.<br><br><br>
	TARGET 3001! is able to handle up to 100 schematic pages within each project which you can browse. The maximum size of the sheets/boards is 1.2square meters or 47.24 square inches. ~~In case you are using more than one schematic page you can switch to the next one by the use of the '''[q]''' key.~~ Open a second page in the schematic view by pressing the icon:<br><br>[[Image:SchemPage2.jpg\|Open a second page\|none]]Image: Open another page<br><br>Open a third page by pressing the 3 and so on. On which page you currently operate please see here:<br><br>[[Image:ChngPge.jpg\|The current page\|none]]Image: The currently open page - It's the one you are working on.<br><br>		TARGET 3001! is able to handle up to 100 schematic pages within each project which you can browse. The maximum size of the sheets/boards is 1.2square meters or 47.24 square inches. Open a second page in the schematic view by pressing the icon:<br><br>[[Image:SchemPage2.jpg\|Open a second page\|none]]Image: Open another page<br><br>Open a third page by pressing the 3 and so on. On which page you currently operate please see here:<br><br>[[Image:ChngPge.jpg\|The current page\|none]]Image: The currently open page - It's the one you are working on. In case you are using more than one schematic page you can switch to the next one by the use of the '''[q]''' key or to the previous one by '''[Shift]+[Q]'''.<br><br>

	If you click '''[[M1H]]''' or '''[[M2]]'''on the icon to the left, dialog appears allowing the selection of a different page.		If you click '''[[M1H]]''' or '''[[M2]]'''on the icon to the left, dialog appears allowing the selection of a different page.

Markus Friedrich: /* Administration of schematic pages */

2015-06-29T13:37:05Z

Administration of schematic pages

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	[[image:SPseiten_drag_and_drop_e.jpg]]<br><br>		[[image:SPseiten_drag_and_drop_e.jpg]]<br><br>

	~~<br><br>~~


	*In TARGET 3001! versions younger than V13.3.0.62 the schematic pages are handled in Dialog "Settings/Names of schematic pages".		*In TARGET 3001! versions younger than V13.3.0.62 the schematic pages are handled in Dialog "Settings/Names of schematic pages".