Rests of components - Revision history

Markus Friedrich at 13:30, 27 March 2019

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	[[Image:e_rest4.jpg\|none]]<br><br>		[[Image:e_rest4.jpg\|none]]<br><br>
	The power supply pins (the "rest of a component") need to be connected manually '''in any case'''. If not you will receive error messages like "~~Power without supply~~" when using the function "Check project".<br><br>		The power supply pins (the "rest of a component") need to be connected manually '''in any case'''. If not you will receive error messages like [[Check_project#Not_connected\|"Not connected"]] when using the function "Check project".<br><br>

	How to ~~create~~ a component with ~~several gates and~~ a "Rest" please have a look here:<br>		How to draw a simple component with a "Rest" please have a look here:<br>
	[[Edit_component#~~For_versions_V18_and_younger:~~]]<br><br><br>		[[Edit_component#How_to_draw_a_symbol]]<br><br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 13:25, 27 March 2019

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	Select the name of the component you wish to connect and press OK. Now you can place the rest to your circuit. Components not listed in this dialog do not exist or have already been imported completely.<br>		Select the name of the component you wish to connect and press OK. Now you can place the rest to your circuit. Components not listed in this dialog do not exist or have already been imported completely.<br>

	[[Image:~~e_Rest4~~.jpg\|none]]<br><br>		[[Image:e_rest4.jpg\|none]]<br><br>
	The power supply pins (the "rest of a component") need to be connected manually '''in any case'''. If not you will receive error messages like "Power without supply" when using the function "Check project".<br><br>		The power supply pins (the "rest of a component") need to be connected manually '''in any case'''. If not you will receive error messages like "Power without supply" when using the function "Check project".<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 13:24, 27 March 2019

2019-03-27T13:24:38Z

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	Select the name of the component you wish to connect and press OK. Now you can place the rest to your circuit. Components not listed in this dialog do not exist or have already been imported completely.<br>		Select the name of the component you wish to connect and press OK. Now you can place the rest to your circuit. Components not listed in this dialog do not exist or have already been imported completely.<br>

	[[Image:~~e_est4~~.jpg\|none]]<br><br>		[[Image:e_Rest4.jpg\|none]]<br><br>
	The power supply pins (the "rest of a component") need to be connected manually '''in any case'''. If not you will receive error messages like "Power without supply" when using the function "Check project".<br><br>		The power supply pins (the "rest of a component") need to be connected manually '''in any case'''. If not you will receive error messages like "Power without supply" when using the function "Check project".<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 13:19, 27 March 2019

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	*click [[Image:Rest.jpg]] under the icon [[Image:InsertComponent.jpg]]		*click [[Image:Rest.jpg]] under the icon [[Image:InsertComponent.jpg]]
	*[[Menu Components]] / "Import rests of components"		*[[Menu Components]] / "Import rests of components"
	*[[Key combinations\|Keycombination]] '''[Ctrl]+[r]'''<br>		*[[Key combinations\|Keycombination]] '''[Ctrl]+[r]'''<br><br>


	Rests of components in TARGET 3001! represent the power supply pins of a component. Often they are of interest later in the design process. If you e.g. import a 74HC00 from the component data base you intend to place NAND gates to your circuit.<br><br>		Rests of components in TARGET 3001! represent the power supply pins of a component. Often they are of interest later in the design process. If you e.g. import a 74HC00 from the component data base you intend to place NAND gates to your circuit.<br><br>

	[[Image:e_rest1.jpg\|none]]Image: The dialog: Rest exists! <small> In case you earlier had ticked the box "Don't show this message again", you can reactivate it in Menu Settings/Settings (Ini file). See section: ''Other'', line: ''Power-symbol message''. Switch it to yes.<br><br><br>		[[Image:e_rest1.jpg\|none]]Image: The dialog: Rest exists! <small> In case you earlier had ticked the box "Don't show this message again", you can reactivate it in Menu Settings/Settings (Ini file). See section: ''Other'', line: ''Power-symbol message''. Switch it to yes.<br><br><br>
	The linked VCC/GND power-connections are added later, when the general function of the circuit is designed. Those supply symbols are packed together to a separate symbol fraction which are inserted separately by menu "Components / Import Rests of Components..." to your circuit.<br>		The linked VCC/GND power-connections are added later, when the general function of the circuit is designed. Those supply symbols are packed together to a separate symbol fraction which are inserted separately by menu "Components / Import Rests of Components..." to your circuit.<br><br>

	[[Image:e_rest2.jpg\|none]]		[[Image:e_rest2.jpg\|none]]<br><br>
	TARGET 3001! displays a list showing all symbol remainders (rests) of components to choose from.<br>		TARGET 3001! displays a list showing all symbol remainders (rests) of components to choose from.<br><br>

	[[Image:e_rest3.jpg\|none]]("p" stands for "Power")<br>		[[Image:e_rest3.jpg\|none]]("p" stands for "Power")<br><br>
	Select the name of the component you wish to connect and press OK. Now you can place the rest to your circuit. Components not listed in this dialog do not exist or have already been imported completely.<br>		Select the name of the component you wish to connect and press OK. Now you can place the rest to your circuit. Components not listed in this dialog do not exist or have already been imported completely.<br>

	[[Image:e_est4.jpg\|none]]		[[Image:e_est4.jpg\|none]]<br><br>
	The power supply pins (the "rest of a component") need to be connected manually '''in any case'''. If not you will receive error messages like "Power without supply" when using the function "Check project".<br><br>		The power supply pins (the "rest of a component") need to be connected manually '''in any case'''. If not you will receive error messages like "Power without supply" when using the function "Check project".<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 13:04, 27 March 2019

2019-03-27T13:04:05Z

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	Rests of components in TARGET 3001! represent the power supply pins of a component. Often they are of interest later in the design process. If you e.g. import a 74HC00 from the component data base you intend to place NAND gates to your circuit.<br><br>		Rests of components in TARGET 3001! represent the power supply pins of a component. Often they are of interest later in the design process. If you e.g. import a 74HC00 from the component data base you intend to place NAND gates to your circuit.<br><br>

	[[Image:e_rest1.jpg\|none]]Image: The Rest exists! ~~dialog.~~ <small> In case you earlier had ticked the box "Don't show this message again", you can ~~re-activate~~ it in Menu Settings/Settings (Ini file) in section: Other, line: Power-symbol message. Switch it to yes.<br><br><br>		[[Image:e_rest1.jpg\|none]]Image: The dialog: Rest exists! <small> In case you earlier had ticked the box "Don't show this message again", you can reactivate it in Menu Settings/Settings (Ini file). See section: ''Other'', line: ''Power-symbol message''. Switch it to yes.<br><br><br>
	The ~~according~~ VCC/GND power-connections are added later, when the general function of the circuit is designed. Those supply symbols are packed together to a separate symbol fraction which are inserted separately by menu "Components / Import Rests of Components..." to your circuit.<br>		The linked VCC/GND power-connections are added later, when the general function of the circuit is designed. Those supply symbols are packed together to a separate symbol fraction which are inserted separately by menu "Components / Import Rests of Components..." to your circuit.<br>

	[[Image:e_rest2.jpg\|none]]		[[Image:e_rest2.jpg\|none]]

Markus Friedrich at 12:53, 27 March 2019

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	Select the name of the component you wish to connect and press OK. Now you can place the rest to your circuit. Components not listed in this dialog do not exist or have already been imported completely.<br>		Select the name of the component you wish to connect and press OK. Now you can place the rest to your circuit. Components not listed in this dialog do not exist or have already been imported completely.<br>

	[[Image:~~Rest4~~.jpg\|none]]		[[Image:e_est4.jpg\|none]]
	The power supply pins (the "rest of a component") need to be connected manually '''in any case'''. If not you will receive error messages like "Power without supply" when using the function "Check project".<br><br>		The power supply pins (the "rest of a component") need to be connected manually '''in any case'''. If not you will receive error messages like "Power without supply" when using the function "Check project".<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 12:52, 27 March 2019

2019-03-27T12:52:19Z

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	Select the name of the component you wish to connect and press OK. Now you can place the rest to your circuit. Components not listed in this dialog do not exist or have already been imported completely.<br>		Select the name of the component you wish to connect and press OK. Now you can place the rest to your circuit. Components not listed in this dialog do not exist or have already been imported completely.<br>

	[[Image:~~e_rest4~~.jpg\|none]]		[[Image:Rest4.jpg\|none]]
	The power supply pins (the "rest of a component") need to be connected manually '''in any case'''. If not you will receive error messages like "Power without supply" when using the function "Check project".<br><br>		The power supply pins (the "rest of a component") need to be connected manually '''in any case'''. If not you will receive error messages like "Power without supply" when using the function "Check project".<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 12:49, 27 March 2019

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	Rests of components in TARGET 3001! represent the power supply pins of a component. Often they are of interest later in the design process. If you e.g. import a 74HC00 from the component data base you intend to place NAND gates to your circuit.<br>		Rests of components in TARGET 3001! represent the power supply pins of a component. Often they are of interest later in the design process. If you e.g. import a 74HC00 from the component data base you intend to place NAND gates to your circuit.<br><br>

	[[Image:e_rest1.jpg\|none]]		[[Image:e_rest1.jpg\|none]]Image: The Rest exists! dialog. <small> In case you earlier had ticked the box "Don't show this message again", you can re-activate it in Menu Settings/Settings (Ini file) in section: Other, line: Power-symbol message. Switch it to yes.<br><br><br>
	The according VCC/GND power-connections are added later, when the general function of the circuit is designed. Those supply symbols are packed together to a separate symbol fraction which are inserted separately by menu "Components / Import Rests of Components..." to your circuit.<br>		The according VCC/GND power-connections are added later, when the general function of the circuit is designed. Those supply symbols are packed together to a separate symbol fraction which are inserted separately by menu "Components / Import Rests of Components..." to your circuit.<br>

Markus Friedrich at 11:23, 10 September 2018

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	[[Image:e_rest4.jpg\|none]]		[[Image:e_rest4.jpg\|none]]
	The power supply pins (the "rest of a component") need to be connected manually '''in any case'''. If not you will receive error messages like "Power without supply" when using the function "Check project".		The power supply pins (the "rest of a component") need to be connected manually '''in any case'''. If not you will receive error messages like "Power without supply" when using the function "Check project".<br><br>

	How to create a component with several gates and a "Rest" please have a look here:<br>		How to create a component with several gates and a "Rest" please have a look here:<br>

Markus Friedrich at 11:22, 10 September 2018

2018-09-10T11:22:26Z

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	[[Image:e_rest4.jpg\|none]]		[[Image:e_rest4.jpg\|none]]
	The power supply pins (the "rest of a component") need to be connected manually '''in any case'''. If not you will receive error messages like "Power without supply" when using the function "Check project".		The power supply pins (the "rest of a component") need to be connected manually '''in any case'''. If not you will receive error messages like "Power without supply" when using the function "Check project".

			How to create a component with several gates and a "Rest" please have a look here:<br>
			[[Edit_component#For_versions_V18_and_younger:]]<br><br><br>


	[[de:Rest]]		[[de:Rest]]