Purple airwires in the schematic - Revision history

Markus Friedrich: /* An example */

2019-06-11T11:46:07Z

An example

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	[[image:BusDefekt.jpg]]		[[image:BusDefekt.jpg]]

	The signal WD in fact is placed towards the bus, but at the bus it is not connected properly. You can check this by the use of the hash key [#] to get the quick draw view. The bus at this spot runs straight through and not ~~interrupted~~. Hover the mouse exactly to this connection point. Press '''[g]''' for drag and then without moving the mouse press '''[Enter]'''. The bus at this spot will be ~~interrupted~~ and the signal WD will be connected correctly. The purple air wire vanishes.		The signal WD in fact is placed towards the bus, but at the bus it is not connected properly. You can check this by the use of the hash key [#] to get the quick draw view. The bus at this spot runs straight through and does not show this kind of circular link to the signal. Hover the mouse exactly to this connection point. Press '''[g]''' for drag and then without moving the mouse press '''[Enter]'''. The bus at this spot will be linked and the signal WD will be connected correctly. The purple air wire vanishes.

	[[Image:BusOK.jpg]]<br><br>		[[Image:BusOK.jpg]]<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Switch off the air wire function in the schematic */

2019-06-11T11:42:09Z

Switch off the air wire function in the schematic

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	You can completely switch off the display of purple air wires in dialog: "Settings/Settings INI-File". Scroll down to section "Other".~~<br><br>~~Find this dialog in menu ''[[Settings_/_Options#Settings_.28INI-File.29\|Settings/Settings (INI-File)]]''<br><br>		You can completely switch off the display of purple air wires in dialog: "Settings/Settings INI-File". Scroll down to section "Other". Find this dialog in menu ''[[Settings_/_Options#Settings_.28INI-File.29\|Settings/Settings (INI-File)]]''<br><br>

	[[file:violet_e.jpg\|none]]Image: Click on the line "Yes" and switch it to "No" by clicking the button with the three dots at the end of the line. It appears after you have clicked the line.<br><br>		[[file:violet_e.jpg\|none]]Image: Click on the line "Yes" and switch it to "No" by clicking the button with the three dots at the end of the line. It appears after you have clicked the line.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Switch off the air wire function in the schematic */

2019-06-11T11:41:36Z

Switch off the air wire function in the schematic

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	You can completely switch off the display of purple air wires in dialog: "Settings/Settings INI-File". Scroll down to section "Other".<br><br>Find this dialog in menu ''[[Settings_/_Options#Settings_.28INI-File.29\|Settings/Settings (INI-File)]]''<br><br>		You can completely switch off the display of purple air wires in dialog: "Settings/Settings INI-File". Scroll down to section "Other".<br><br>Find this dialog in menu ''[[Settings_/_Options#Settings_.28INI-File.29\|Settings/Settings (INI-File)]]''<br><br>

	[[file:violet_e.jpg\|none]]<br><br>		[[file:violet_e.jpg\|none]]Image: Click on the line "Yes" and switch it to "No" by clicking the button with the three dots at the end of the line. It appears after you have clicked the line.<br><br>

	Be aware that now it is up to you '''not''' having interruptions or shorts in the schematic. Knowingly you ignore the the error check "Island without REF Pin".<br><br>		Be aware that now it is up to you '''not''' having interruptions or shorts in the schematic. Knowingly you ignore the the error check "Island without REF Pin".<br><br>

	For doing it correctly you need to:~~<br>~~<br>		For doing it correctly you need to:<br>

	'''... connect the signal islands by the use of the function "[[Signal\|Place signal wire]]",<br>'''		'''... connect the signal islands by the use of the function "[[Signal\|Place signal wire]]",<br>'''

Markus Friedrich: /* Preface */

2019-06-11T11:40:58Z

Preface

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	"Air wires in the schematic" appear if signals have the same signal name (= the same net) but aren't yet connected. In other words they represent unjoined signal islands, also see: [[Check_project#Island_without_Ref_Pin\|Island without REF Pin]]. The air wires vanish after being connected by green signal wires or by placement and connection of [[Reference Symbol\|reference symbols]] to all islands. Also the connection to a [[bus]] makes the air wires disappear. You can click a purple air wire and delete it. Or you can switch off the display of those purple air wires. But just by switchinhg off the alert, existing problems won't be solved...<br><br>		"Air wires in the schematic" appear if signals have the same signal name (= the same net) but aren't yet connected. In other words they represent unjoined signal islands, also see: [[Check_project#Island_without_Ref_Pin\|Island without REF Pin]]. The air wires vanish after being connected by green signal wires or by placement and connection of [[Reference Symbol\|reference symbols]] to all islands. Also the connection to a [[bus]] makes the air wires disappear. You can click a purple air wire and delete it. Or you can switch off the display of those purple air wires. But just by switchinhg off the alert, existing problems won't be solved...<br><br>


	[[Image:LuftlinieSchaltplan_e.jpg]]<br>Image: Click on the line "Yes" and switch it to "No" by clicking the button with the three dots at the end of the line. It appears after you have clicked the line.<br><br>

	== An example ==		== An example ==

Markus Friedrich: /* Switch off the air wire function in the schematic */

2019-06-11T11:40:38Z

Switch off the air wire function in the schematic

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	You can completely switch off the purple air wires by "Settings/Settings INI-File":<br><br>		You can completely switch off the display of purple air wires in dialog: "Settings/Settings INI-File". Scroll down to section "Other".<br><br>Find this dialog in menu ''[[Settings_/_Options#Settings_.28INI-File.29\|Settings/Settings (INI-File)]]''<br><br>

	[[file:violet_e.jpg]]<br><br>		[[file:violet_e.jpg\|none]]<br><br>

	Be aware that it is up to you ~~now~~ '''not''' having interruptions or shorts in the schematic. Knowingly you ignore the the error check "Island without REF Pin".<br><br>		Be aware that now it is up to you '''not''' having interruptions or shorts in the schematic. Knowingly you ignore the the error check "Island without REF Pin".<br><br>

	For doing it correctly you need to:<br><br>		For doing it correctly you need to:<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Preface */

2019-06-11T11:35:42Z

Preface

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	== Preface ==		== Preface ==

	"Air wires in the schematic" appear if signals have the same signal name (= the same net) but aren't yet connected. In other words they represent unjoined signal islands, also see: [[Check_project#Island_without_Ref_Pin\|Island without REF Pin]]. The air wires vanish after being connected by green signal wires or by placement and connection of [[Reference Symbol\|reference symbols]] to all islands. Also the connection to a [[bus]] makes the air wires disappear.~~<br><br>~~		"Air wires in the schematic" appear if signals have the same signal name (= the same net) but aren't yet connected. In other words they represent unjoined signal islands, also see: [[Check_project#Island_without_Ref_Pin\|Island without REF Pin]]. The air wires vanish after being connected by green signal wires or by placement and connection of [[Reference Symbol\|reference symbols]] to all islands. Also the connection to a [[bus]] makes the air wires disappear. You can click a purple air wire and delete it. Or you can switch off the display of those purple air wires. But just by switchinhg off the alert, existing problems won't be solved...<br><br>
	~~The~~ display of those purple air wires ~~in the schematic can be switched off by the INI-File. Scroll down to section "Other". Find this dialog in menu ''[[Settings_/_Options#Settings_.28INI-File.29\|Settings/Settings (INI-File)]]''~~. But just by switchinhg off the alert, existing problems won't be solved...<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Preface */

2019-06-11T11:33:54Z

Preface

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	"Air wires in the schematic" appear if signals have the same signal name (= the same net) but aren't yet connected. In other words they represent unjoined signal islands, also see: [[Check_project#Island_without_Ref_Pin\|Island without REF Pin]]. The air wires vanish after being connected by green signal wires or by placement and connection of [[Reference Symbol\|reference symbols]] to all islands. Also the connection to a [[bus]] makes the air wires disappear.<br><br>		"Air wires in the schematic" appear if signals have the same signal name (= the same net) but aren't yet connected. In other words they represent unjoined signal islands, also see: [[Check_project#Island_without_Ref_Pin\|Island without REF Pin]]. The air wires vanish after being connected by green signal wires or by placement and connection of [[Reference Symbol\|reference symbols]] to all islands. Also the connection to a [[bus]] makes the air wires disappear.<br><br>
	The display of those purple air wires in the schematic can be switched off by the [[Settings_/_Options#Settings_.28INI-File.29\|~~INI-File]]. Find this dialog in menu ''~~Settings/Settings (INI-File)''. But existing problems won't be solved ~~this way~~...<br><br>		The display of those purple air wires in the schematic can be switched off by the INI-File. Scroll down to section "Other". Find this dialog in menu ''[[Settings_/_Options#Settings_.28INI-File.29\|Settings/Settings (INI-File)]]''. But just by switchinhg off the alert, existing problems won't be solved...<br><br>


	[[Image:LuftlinieSchaltplan_e.jpg]]<br>Image: Click on the line "Yes" and switch it to "No" by clicking the button with the three dots at the end of the line. It appears after you have clicked the line.<br><br>		[[Image:LuftlinieSchaltplan_e.jpg]]<br>Image: Click on the line "Yes" and switch it to "No" by clicking the button with the three dots at the end of the line. It appears after you have clicked the line.<br><br>


	== An example ==		== An example ==

Markus Friedrich: /* Switch off the air wire function in the schematic */

2019-06-11T11:29:26Z

Switch off the air wire function in the schematic

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	You can completely switch off the purple air wires by "Settings/Settings INI-File":<br><br>		You can completely switch off the purple air wires by "Settings/Settings INI-File":<br><br>

	[[file:~~violet_d~~.jpg]]<br><br>		[[file:violet_e.jpg]]<br><br>

	Be aware that it is up to you now '''not''' having interruptions or shorts in the schematic. Knowingly you ignore the the error check "Island without REF Pin".<br><br>		Be aware that it is up to you now '''not''' having interruptions or shorts in the schematic. Knowingly you ignore the the error check "Island without REF Pin".<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 08:46, 29 June 2018

2018-06-29T08:46:45Z

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			Please also have a look here: [[Airwires / Ratsnest]]<br><br>

	== Preface ==		== Preface ==

	"Air wires in the schematic" appear if signals have the same signal name (= the same net) but aren't yet connected. In other words they represent unjoined signal islands, also see: [[Check_project#Island_without_Ref_Pin\|Island without REF Pin]]. The air wires vanish after being connected by green signal wires or by placement and connection of [[Reference Symbol\|reference symbols]] to all islands. Also the connection to a [[bus]] makes the air wires disappear.<br><br>		"Air wires in the schematic" appear if signals have the same signal name (= the same net) but aren't yet connected. In other words they represent unjoined signal islands, also see: [[Check_project#Island_without_Ref_Pin\|Island without REF Pin]]. The air wires vanish after being connected by green signal wires or by placement and connection of [[Reference Symbol\|reference symbols]] to all islands. Also the connection to a [[bus]] makes the air wires disappear.<br><br>
	The display of those purple air wires in the schematic can be switched off by the [[Settings_/_Options#Settings_.28INI-File.29\|INI-File]]. Find this dialog in menu ''Settings/Settings (INI-File)''. But existing problems won't be solved this way...		The display of those purple air wires in the schematic can be switched off by the [[Settings_/_Options#Settings_.28INI-File.29\|INI-File]]. Find this dialog in menu ''Settings/Settings (INI-File)''. But existing problems won't be solved this way...<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 12:39, 11 April 2017

2017-04-11T12:39:18Z

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	"Air wires in the schematic" appear if signals have the same signal name (= the same net) but aren't yet connected. In other words they represent unjoined signal islands, also see: [[Check_project#Island_without_Ref_Pin\|Island without REF Pin]]. The air wires vanish after being connected by green signal wires or by placement and connection of [[Reference Symbol\|reference symbols]] to all islands. Also the connection to a [[bus]] makes the air wires disappear.<br><br>		"Air wires in the schematic" appear if signals have the same signal name (= the same net) but aren't yet connected. In other words they represent unjoined signal islands, also see: [[Check_project#Island_without_Ref_Pin\|Island without REF Pin]]. The air wires vanish after being connected by green signal wires or by placement and connection of [[Reference Symbol\|reference symbols]] to all islands. Also the connection to a [[bus]] makes the air wires disappear.<br><br>
	The display of those purple air wires in the schematic can be switched off by the [[Settings_/_Options#Settings_.28INI-File.29\|INI-File]]. Find this dialog in menu ''Settings/Settings (INI-File)''		The display of those purple air wires in the schematic can be switched off by the [[Settings_/_Options#Settings_.28INI-File.29\|INI-File]]. Find this dialog in menu ''Settings/Settings (INI-File)''. But existing problems won't be solved this way...


	[[Image:LuftlinieSchaltplan_e.jpg]]<br>Image: Click on the line "Yes" and switch it to "No" by clicking the button with the three dots at the end of the line. It appears after you have clicked the line.<br><br>		[[Image:LuftlinieSchaltplan_e.jpg]]<br>Image: Click on the line "Yes" and switch it to "No" by clicking the button with the three dots at the end of the line. It appears after you have clicked the line.<br><br>

	~~But existing problems won't be solved this way...~~

	== An example ==		== An example ==