Specifications

210 Chapter 9—Menu Reference
The controls in the box are summarized in the following table.
 See more information on stuck signal values in Chapter 7, Simulation.
Import Timing (Text)...
This command clears the Timing window, then opens the selected Timing
text data file and pastes the data onto the diagram. This is equivalent to
selecting the Clear Simulation command, then using the Paste command to
place the file data at time zero. See the rules for the Paste command, below.
Selected Signals in
Current Circuit
If this option is selected, the Stick High, Stick Low, or
Unstick option will apply only to signals currently selected
in the Schematic diagram.
All Signals in Current
Circuit
If this option is selected, the Stick High, Stick Low, or
Unstick option will apply to all signals in the circuit
represented in the topmost Schematic window. Only this
circuit level is affected, i.e., other open subcircuits will not
be changed.
All Signals in Design If this option is selected, the Stick High, Stick Low, or
Unstick option will apply to all signals in all parts of the
current design.
Number of signals
selected
This displays the number of signals that will be affected by
any changes made in this box.
Number stuck high This displays the number of signals in the selected scope
that are currently stuck at a high level.
Number stuck low This displays the number of signals in the selected scope
that are currently stuck low.
Stick Low This closes the box and applies a “stuck low” value to all
selected signals.
Stick High This closes the box and applies a “stuck high” value to all
selected signals.
Unstick This unsticks all selected signals, allowing them to return to
their driven value.
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