Schematic router - Revision history

Markus Friedrich at 08:56, 11 March 2019

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	You can autoroute single segments of a signal wire maybe to reach certain patterns of wire placement: start with a wire until you reach a certain point and fix this wire segment by pressing '''[[M1]]'''. Continue from that point in the same way.		You can autoroute single segments of a signal wire maybe to reach certain patterns of wire placement: start with a wire until you reach a certain point and fix this wire segment by pressing '''[[M1]]'''. Continue from that point in the same way.<br><br><br>

	When '''moving components''' that are already wired, the schematic router may change the optics of the already connected signals. This can lead to effects that are not always desired. In those rare cases switch off this function:		When '''moving components''' that are already wired, the schematic router may change the optics of the already connected signals. This can lead to effects that are not always desired. In those rare cases switch off this function:

Markus Friedrich at 08:56, 11 March 2019

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	When placing signal wires the schematic router bypasses other symbols which obstruct the direct way. ~~Fetch in~~ two components and place them underneath each other. Now try how the router performs:		When placing signal wires the schematic router bypasses other symbols which obstruct the direct way. Insert forexample two components and place them underneath each other. Now try how the router performs:

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Markus Friedrich at 08:55, 11 March 2019

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	[[Image: Schaltplanrouter_deakt_e.jpg\|Deactivate schematic router\|none]]Image: Deactivate schematic router		[[Image: Schaltplanrouter_deakt_e.jpg\|Deactivate schematic router\|none]]Image: Deactivate schematic router

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Markus Friedrich at 08:53, 11 March 2019

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	You can autoroute single segments of a signal wire maybe to reach certain patterns of wire placement: start with a wire until you reach a certain point and fix this wire segment by pressing '''[[M1]]'''. Continue from that point in the same way.		You can autoroute single segments of a signal wire maybe to reach certain patterns of wire placement: start with a wire until you reach a certain point and fix this wire segment by pressing '''[[M1]]'''. Continue from that point in the same way.

			When '''moving components''' that are already wired, the schematic router may change the optics of the already connected signals. This can lead to effects that are not always desired. In those rare cases switch off this function:
			Look in the menu Settings / Settings (INI file). Scroll down to "Miscellaneous" in the dialog and note the entry: "Deactivate router point to point in schematic". Click on the Yes/No line to change the entry. Click on the button with the three dots at the end of the line.<br><br>

			[[Image: Schaltplanrouter_deakt_e.jpg\|Deactivate schematic router\|none]]Image: Deactivate schematic router


	.[[de:Schaltplanrouter]][[fr:Routeur pour le schéma]]

			[[de:Schaltplanrouter]][[fr:Routeur pour le schéma]]

	[[Category:Automatic functions]][[Category:Schematic]]		[[Category:Automatic functions]][[Category:Schematic]]

Markus Friedrich at 08:46, 11 March 2019

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	You can autoroute single segments of a signal wire maybe to reach certain patterns of wire placement: start with a wire until you reach a certain point and fix this wire segment by pressing '''[[M1]]'''. Continue ~~with the autorouter "silk"~~ from that point...		You can autoroute single segments of a signal wire maybe to reach certain patterns of wire placement: start with a wire until you reach a certain point and fix this wire segment by pressing '''[[M1]]'''. Continue from that point in the same way.

Markus Friedrich at 08:44, 11 March 2019

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	When placing signal wires it bypasses symbols ~~constraining~~ the direct way. ~~To play a bit with this function, fetch~~ in two components and place them underneath each other. Now try how the router performs:		When placing signal wires the schematic router bypasses other symbols which obstruct the direct way. Fetch in two components and place them underneath each other. Now try how the router performs:

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Markus Friedrich at 08:40, 11 March 2019

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	[[Image:schaltplrouter1_e.jpg]]		[[Image:schaltplrouter1_e.jpg\|schematic router\|none]]Image: Activate the schematic router

Markus Friedrich at 08:38, 11 March 2019

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Markus Friedrich at 08:33, 11 March 2019

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	~~Version V14 offers in the schematic view a pin to pin router.<br><br>~~Activate or deactivate it among the '''bending modes''' in the main toolbar line or in the '''sidebar''' among the icons in section "Settings":		Activate or deactivate it among the '''bending modes''' in the main toolbar line or in the '''sidebar''' among the icons in section "Settings":

Markus Friedrich at 08:45, 30 April 2010

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Version V14 offers in the schematic view a pin to pin router.<br><br>Activate or deactivate it among the '''bending modes''' in the main toolbar line or in the '''sidebar''' among the icons in section "Settings":

[[Image:schaltplrouter1_e.png]]

When placing signal wires it bypasses symbols constraining the direct way. To play a bit with this function, fetch in two components and place them underneath each other. Now try how the router performs:

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|[[image:schaltplrouter2.png]]||[[image:schaltplrouter3.png]]||[[image:schaltplrouter4.png]]
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You can autoroute single segments of a signal wire maybe to reach certain patterns of wire placement: start with a wire until you reach a certain point and fix this wire segment by pressing '''[[M1]]'''. Continue with the autorouter "silk" from that point...

.[[de:Schaltplanrouter]][[fr:Routeur pour le schéma]]

[[Category:Automatic functions]][[Category:Schematic]]