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a top (HW01_#), middle (HW02_#B), and bottom (HW02_#) symbol. The “#”
indicates whether the connecting lines should cross or not. A “1” results in
straight connecting lines, and a “2” results in crossing connecting lines.
You can create you own custom top and bottom shield symbols by copying
the existing symbols and adding a suffix to the symbol names after the “_#”.
For example, a new top shield symbol might be called HW01_1U, and the
corresponding bottom symbol, HW02_1U. Modify the symbols to meet your
needs. In the
icon menu on page 1239 add a new command option calling
“wd_cblshld_bld 1P”.
NOTE The same middle shield symbol can be used for all types.
Wire Gaps
Manipulate wire gaps
Manipulate wire gaps
Insert wire gaps
When a new wire crosses another, a gap/loop is inserted automatically. Under
some conditions, it is necessary to add a gap/loop manually at the point of
two crossing wires.
1 Click Schematic tab ➤ Insert Wires/Wire Numbers panel ➤ Insert
Wires drop-down ➤ Gap.
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