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17 Practical Tips on Using the LC UNIX User Manual Line Computer UNIX 17.3 Description of Com ponents and PC Bs Software Version 5 02.xx 10 /2000 Issue 560 I t I I The defin ition of the fidu cials is dispen sed with for…

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Defining ink spot: no ink spot is present.
To create a single circuit in a cluster, proceed as follows:
42. Activate the Create icon .
43. Click on the cluster, here: pattern_1.
A dialog box is opened.
44. Click on the editing field.
45. Enter the name for the single circuit, here: board_1, and click on the OK button.
The dialog box is closed. The new single circuit is displayed at the third level.
To enter the offset values for the single circuit, proceed as follows:
46. Activate the Coordinate system icon .
47. Click on the single circuit, here: board_1.
A dialog box is opened.
48. Click on the individual editing fields and enter the offset values, see Fig. 17.3.7 on page 17-553.
49. Click on the OK button.
The dialog box is closed.
To load the cluster data and placement positions of another PCB for the single circuit:
50. Activate the Select icon .
51. Click on the single circuit, here: board_1.
52. Click on the Cluster Editor option on the SERVICES menu.
The Cluster Editor is opened.
53. Click on the Structure Editor option on the SERVICES menu.
A file selection window is opened.
54. Select a PCB by double-clicking, here: Example_2.la.
The PCB Editor for Example_2.la is opened.
55. Click on the PCB (rectangle), here: Example_2.
56. Using the key combination Alt+Tab change to the Cluster Editor of the single circuit, here: board_1.
57. Click on the Load cluster data from option on the EDIT menu.
A dialog box containing the name of the source cluster is displayed.
58. Click on the OK button.
The cluster data of the other PCB, here: Example_2, are transferred to the current single circuit, here:
board_1, the dialog box is closed. The Placement Position Editor is opened.
59. Using the key combination Alt+Tab change to the PCB Editor of the other PCB, here: Example_2.la.
60. Click on the PCB, here: Example_2.la.
61. Using the key combination Alt+Tab change to the Placement Position Editor of the single circuit, here:
board_1.
62. Click on the Load placement position from option on the EDIT menu.
A dialog box containing the name of the source cluster is displayed.
63. Click on the OK button.
The placement positions of the other PCB, here: Example_2, are transferred to the single circuit, here:
board_1, the dialog box is closed.
64. Click on the Quit option on the FILE menu.
The Placement Position Editor is closed.
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The definition of the fiducials is dispensed with for the
duplicate.
The definition of the ink spot is dispensed with for the
duplicate.
Duplicating
cluster
Entering offset values
for
duplicated cluster
Defining
fiducials
Defining
ink spot
continued from page 17-46
Duplicating single
circuits
Entering offset values
for duplicated single
circuit
continued on page 17-50
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65. In the Cluster Editor activate the appropriate buttons for PCB position recognition and Place. position
recognition, here: for both options no.
66. Activate the appropriate button for Ink spot, here: yes.
67. Click on the Quit option on the FILE menu.
The Cluster Editor is closed
To duplicate a single circuit, proceed as follows:
68. Activate the Duplicate icon .
69. Click on the single circuit, here: board_1.
A dialog box is opened.
70. Click on the editing field.
Enter the name for the new single circuit, here: board_2, and click on the OK button.
The dialog box is closed. The new single circuit is displayed at the third level.
71. Duplicate the other single circuit, here: board_3, analogously.
To enter the offset values for the duplicated single circuits, proceed as follows:
72. Activate the Coordinate system icon .
73. Click on a single circuit, here: board_2.
A dialog box is opened.
74. Click on the individual editing fields and enter the offset values, see Fig. 17.3.7 on page 17-553.
75. Click on the OK button.
The dialog box is closed.
76. Enter the offset values for the other single circuits, here: board_3 analogously.
To duplicate a cluster together with the single circuits contained therein:
77. Activate the Duplicate icon .
78. Click on the cluster you wish to duplicate, here: pattern_1.
A dialog box is opened.
79. Click on the editing field and enter the name, here: pattern_2.
80. Click on the OK button.
A new cluster with three single circuits each is set up. All data of the duplicated cluster are adopted.
81. Duplicate the other clusters, here: pattern_3 and pattern_4, analogously.
To enter the offset values for the duplicated clusters, proceed as follows:
82. Activate the Coordinate system icon .
83. Click on a duplicated cluster, here: pattern_2.
A dialog box is opened.
84. Click on the individual editing fields and enter the offset values, see Fig. 17.3.7 on page 17-553.
85. Click on the OK button.
The dialog box is closed.
86. Enter the offset values for the other single circuits, here: pattern_3, pattern_4 analogously.
Defining fiducials: the definition of the fiducials is dispensed with for the duplicate.
Defining ink spot: the definition of the ink spot is dispensed with for the duplicate.