Copying a circuit also maintains these relationships within the copied circuit. These relationships are maintained when the circuit is inserted. Prebuilt circuits can contain associated terminals.
It adds the edited symbol into an association with any schematic terminal in the project. Clicking Add/Modify on the Insert/Edit Terminal Symbol dialog box.It adds the edited symbol into an association with the picked terminal.
You select a master terminal and then select each terminal symbol to associate to the master. Click Schematic tab Edit Components panel Associate Terminals.Once block properties are established you can associate schematic terminals to build a multi-level terminal block by: The number of terminals you can associate is limited to the number of levels defined in the block properties. To associate schematic terminals, first add block properties. Changing or removing the LINKTERM value breaks any associations that terminal has. When the terminal is associated to another, the LINKTERM value updates so that each terminal carries the same LINKTERM value. When a terminal symbol is inserted, by default it is seen as a standalone terminal (it has no associations) and receives a new LINKTERM value. If a block property is modified, all the terminal symbols update.Īn ID value held on the LINKTERM attribute or Xdata, associates the terminal symbols. Each schematic terminal symbol carries all the block properties for each level so that removing one terminal symbol does not remove the block properties. Each level carries certain characteristics, such as a label, wires per connection, left pin, and right pin. The number of levels for the block is defined as a block property. Note: Multiple terminal symbols for one level are not currently supported.
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