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levels defined in the block properties displays
at the end of the node string in parenthesis.
For example, 1,21,GND (3).
If a level is not represented on the
schematic, an empty space represents
it: 1, , GND (3). If a terminal has been
assigned to the level, but the terminal
does not have a number assignment, a
‘???’ represents it: 1,???,GND (3).
Displays all levels of the terminal selected in the
tree. Select the level to place the edited terminal
Select Association grid
in and right-click to run the associate command (or
click Associate).
Adds the edited terminal symbol to the terminal
association. A terminal number is then inserted into
Associate
the Number column and the Reference column is
updated with the terminal reference defined in the
drawing properties.
NOTE The grid row must be selected before you
can perform the association.
This option is unavailable until you select a level in
the grid control when editing a schematic terminal
or until you select a terminal from the tree control
when editing a panel footprint. A grid selection is
not required for panel footprints since the footprint
is associated to the entire terminal, not an individual
level.
Multiple Catalog
This tool allows you to insert or edit extra catalog part numbers on to the
currently selected component or footprint. You can add up to 99 additional
part numbers to any schematic or panel component on-the-fly. These multiple
BOM part numbers appear as subassembly part numbers to the main catalog
part number in the various BOM and component reports.
Multiple bill of material information
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