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PC Board Layout Tools 386+ Use R's Guide PC Board Layout Tools 386+ Use r's Guide Electronic Design Automation Tools PC Board Layout To 0 Is 386+ Use r's Guid e Copyright © 1993 OrCAD, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, translated into another language, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise without the prior written consent of OrCAD, Inc. Every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this publication. OrCAD assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions. Neither is any liability assumed for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein. OrCAD® is a registered trademark of OrCAD, Inc. IBM® is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation. Microsoft® is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Windows™ is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Phar Lap® is a registered trademark of Phar Lap software, Inc. 386\ DOS-ExtenderTM is a trademark of Phar Lap software, Inc. Portions of this document copyright Phar Lap software, Inc. All other brand and product names mentioned herein are used for identification purposes only, and are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. CONTENTS Chapter 1: Welcome to OrCAD PC Board Layout Tools 386+ Minimum configuration..................................................................................... 3 Virtual memory recommendations..................................................................... 3 Configuring virtual memory........................................................................ 3 Finding the information you need........................................... ........................... 4 Project-oriented design environment............................................................ 4 Beyond the basics.............. ......................................................................... 5 Working in the Design Environment.................................................................. 5 Tools................................................................................................................ 6 Editors....................................................................................................... 7 Processors................................................................................................... 7 Librarians................ .... ................... ........ ............ ..... .............. ...... .......... .... 7 Reporters............................. .......... ........ ........................... ......................... 8 Transfers............................. .......... ............................................................. 8 Learning PC Board Layout Tools 386+................................................................ 9 Chapter 2: Installing PC Board Layout Tools 386+....................................... 9 Chapter 3: Transferring from schematic to layout........................................ 9 Chapter 4: Introducing Edit Layout............................................................. 9 Chapter 5: Creating board modules............................................................. 9 Chapter 6: Placing the TUTOR board.......................................................... 9 Chapter 7: Routing the TUTOR board ......................................................... 10 Chapter 8: Autorouting the TUTOR board ................................................... 10 Chapter 9: Printing and plotting the TUTOR board ..................................... 10 Appendix A: Phar Lap technical information.............................................. 10 Chapter 2: Installing PC Board Layout Tools 386+ Upgrading from OrCAD /PCB II........................................................................ 11 Installing PC Board Layout Tools 386+.............................................................. 12 Before you install.............. ............ ............................................................. 12 Installing tIle software...... .............. ........................................ ................... 12 v PC Board Layout Tools 386+ User's Guide Chapter 3: Transferring from schematic to layout . The files you need............................................................................................ 15 Before you begin............................................................................................... 16 Keys .......................................................................................................... 16 <Enter> ........................................................................... ~................... 16 <Ctrl> ................................................................................................. 16 Other keys........................................................................................... 16 Mouse basics............. .......... ...................... .......................... .................. ...... 16 Keyboard input .......................................................................................... 17 Operating system command prompt.. ........................................................... 17 Commands................................................................................................. 17 Filenames.................................................................................................. 17 Designs...................................................................................................... 18 Running the ESP design environment ................................................................. 18 Changing to the TUTOR design......................................................................... 19 Changing the startup design....................................................................... 20 Configuring DRAFT and Schematic Design Tools ............................................... 22 Configuring DRAFT .................................................................................... 22 Configuring Schematic Design Tools ............................................................ 23 Displaying the schematic ................................................................................ 24 Annotating the schematic................................................................................. 25 . Viewing key fields ....................· ....................................................................... 27 Creating a stuff file.......................................................................................... 28 Updating field contents .................................................................................... 30 Checking design integrity................................................................................. 31 Configuring Cleanup Schematic .................................................................. 31 Configuring Cross Reference Parts...................................... ......................... 32 Configuring Check Electrical Rules............................................................. 33 Running Check Design Integrity.. ...... ............. ............ ............. ..... ......... ...... 34 vi Contents Chapter 3: Transferring from schematic to layout (continued) Creating the netlist.......................................................................................... 35 About INET ................................................................................................ 35 Configuring INET ....................................................................................... 35 About ILINK. ............ ...... .................... .................. ............................. ........ 36 Configuring ILINK........................................................... .......................... 36 About IFORM............... .......... ............ ........................................ .... ............ 37 Configuring IFORM.................................... ................................................. 37 Running To Layout............................................................................................ 38 Viewing the netlist.......................................................................................... 38 Summary ......................................................................................................... 39 Chapter 4: Introducing Edit Layout Configuring PC Board Layout Tools ................................................................... 42 Configuring Edit Layout................................................................................... 46 Running Edit Layout......................................................................................... 47 Moving around the screen........................................................................... 47 Edit Layout command basics.......................................................... ................... 48 Displaying the main menu ......................................................................... 48 Commands............ ...... ... ... ....... ..... ....... ........ ...... ...... .... ...... ..... ... ...... .......... 48 The commalld illterface............... ............. ................................... ..... ........... ...... 49 Menus ........................................................................................................ 49 Command lines....... ............. .......... ........... ..................... ....... ... ........... .......
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