Data Sheet

Schematic Capture

Start by rotating and placing a couple of the terminals to the right of the processor.

Terminals belonging to the dsPIC33

Now drag a box around the terminals and select the block copy command; this will allow you to

quickly copy out three more sets of terminals ready for connection. Right click the mouse when

you are finished to exit block copy mode

Block copying Terminals

Wire up the first connection from pin 4 (RB0) of the dsPIC to the terminal exactly as we

discussed previously. Instead of repeating the process for the other seven connections simply

hover the mouse over the next pin down (so that the cursor turns green) and double click. This

will auto-repeat the previous connection, allowing you to rapidly wire up the other lines.

Note that this technique works by placing an identical wire to the one placed directly

beforehand. It follows that the destination must be exactly the same distance away

(i.e. aligned) and that you must perform the operations consecutively

We can now complete this section of circuitry, placing and wiring up the remaining components

and labeling the terminals as per the screenshot at the top of the section. Note that a list of