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A- 17 * Define non - matr ix boards T o define a non - matrix board in the User - defined Format W izard, the circuit position dat a needs to be stored as a t able or array data in the input file. Each circuit position m…
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10. Checking the conversion result
As an example, check the contents of "TutorialT.iss" by using IS Version 2.0.
① Start the IS program editor and select the "File" - "Open" command. In the displayed "Open"
dialog box, select "TutorialT.iss."
Figure A-26 "Open" dialog box of the program editor
② Check the PWB data, placement data, and component data. The following figure shows a
screen of placement data.
Figure A-27 Placement data screen of the program editor
Some component names are enclosed with """. In this case, perform conversion by
specifying """ for "Quotation mark" on the "Global Setup" screen of the user-defined wizard.
Thus, """ is removed after conversion.
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* Define non-matrix boards
To define a non-matrix board in the User-defined Format Wizard, the circuit position data
needs to be stored as a table or array data in the input file. Each circuit position must be on a
separate line.
[Example]
Define a non-matrix board as follows:
1. Since you cannot define the non-matrix PWB position data and other PWB related data in
the same PWB section, you need to specify 2 PWB sections at the beginning.
Figure A-28 Global Setup screen
Click the "Next" button.
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2. Read the file. In the "Section Layout", select the "Line Range" and enter 10 in the "Start
Line" and 13 in "End Line."
Figure A-29 Section Definition screen (PWB 1)
Click the "Next" button.
3. Set the "Non-matrix Circuit Position X", "Non-matrix Circuit Position Y", and Non-matrix
Circuit Angle."
Figure A-30 Field Definition screen (PWB 1)
When defining the circuit layout data, it is not possible to define other fields in the same
PWB section.
Click the "Next" button.