Pads non-modulo command summary

1 . PADS2007 non-modal commands and shortcut keys

<x.y> represents coordinates. <s> represents style. <n> represents numbers.

1.[C] Displays planar pads and hot pads (Thermal).

2.[D] Displays the current layer.

3.[do] through hole shape display switch.

4.[e] Loop shows how the end of the line is connected to via (through hole).

#End no via: The end of the walking line is not connected at all.

#End via: The end of the route is connected to the Via (through hole).

#End test point: The end of the line is connected to one as a test of the squint indeed via (through hole).

5.[I] Database Integrity test.

6.[l<n>] Change the current layer to n layer.

7.[n<s>] increases the current level of the highlighted network,<s> represents the currently highlighted network.

8.[n-] Suppress highlighting one by one, and the cancellation method is reversed in the way that the n<s> command increases.

9.[n] Remove all highlights.

10.[o<r>] Displays the pad and the route with a border.

11.[PO] Copper-clad water border display.

12.[Q] Quick Measure command, you can choose whether to capture the grid point.

13.[QL] Quickly measure length, first select line segment, network or PIN pair.

14.[r<n>] reduces the width of the display to n, such as R50.

15.[RV] When the output is using a file reuse file, it is used to change the parameter settings.

16.[SPD] Displays the split/mixed layer data, which controls one of the following parameters in the Split/mixed tab in option mixed plane display.

17.[SPI] Displays the planar thermal (hot pad), which controls one of the following parameters mixed plane display in the Split/mixed tab in option.

18.[SPO] Displays the polygon border of the split/blend plane, which controls one of the following parameters in the Split/mixed tab in option mixed plane display.

19.[T] transparent display toggle.

20.[um] Change the design unit to MIL.

21.[umm] Change the design unit to mm (mm).

22.[ui] Change the design unit to inches.

23.[X] Text outline line display toggle.

24.[w<n>] Change the line width to n, for example W5.

D+o: Setting the through hole display mode

P+o: Set the copper to show only the form of the outer frame

L: Change the current layer (for example, changing the current layer to the second layer, L2)

Q: Measure, start measurement from current position

W: Change the line width

G: Set the grid

S: To find component pins or components

S (n) (n) to find the absolute coordinate point

AA arbitrary angle, ad bevel, ao Right angle: Change the line angle

UN: Cancel current operation

Re: repeat multiple operations

Open: DRP, closed: DRO, ignoring design rules: DRI: Design Rule check

E: Suspend the route in the form of no vias

PL (n) (n): Locks the current operation layer to

VA: Automatic through Hole selection, select Current over hole usage mode

VP: Buried hole or blind hole

VT: Through Hole mode

Ctrl+w: Full Screen display

Ctrl+e: Mobile

CTRL+F: Flip

Ctrl+i: Flip at any angle

Ctrl+h: Highlight

Ctrl+q: Query and modification

CTRL+R:45 degree Flip

F2: Increase the route

F4: Locking Layer Pair

F6: Select Network

F5: Select Pin Pair

PowerPCB5.0.1 commands in the

1. Global Settings (Settings)

C supplementary format, which is used to display the pads and thermal of the plane layer in the design of the inner layer negative.

To use this method: Enter C display on the keyboard and enter C again to remove the display.

Turns on or off the complementary display mode of the design screen.

D turn on or off the current layer display by entering D from the keyboard to switch. It is recommended to design with D to display the current Layer in the last = on state.

Do turn the over hole display mode on or off.

E routing termination mode switch, can be switched between the following 3 modes.

"End no via" cabling with CTRL + TAP to terminate without via

When "End Via" is routed, CTRL + Tap is terminated by Via mode

"End Test point" is routed with CTRL + click-to-hit wiring to test the PIN's via mode termination

To use this method: Enter E from the keyboard to switch.

I Database Integrity test, when the design process found that the system is abnormal, you can try knocking this key.

L<n> change the highlight layer to the nth layer. "N" can be a layer number or a layer name, such as "L2" or "L Top"

N<s> is used to let net highlight, "s" for the signal name to display. The signal can be displayed on a stack-by-display basis, such as the "N GND" modeless command highlighting the entire "GND" network, and then the "N A13" modeless command continues highlighting the "A13" network.

N-Suppress highlighting in the reverse order of the highlighting operation.

N cancels all the highlighting signals.

O<r> the pads and the wires are displayed in the outer frame;//Select a contour line to display the pads and wiring.

The PO laying copper switches between the display frame and the fill, and/or the Automatic copper profile line switch on/off.

Q Open the Quick gauge to start the measurement at the current position. Dx,dy and D can be measured quickly. The snaps to the design grid in the status box is canceled when the idea is measured accurately.

QL quickly measures wiring lengths. Line, network, and wiring pairs can be measured.

The measurement method is as follows: Select the segment, network or wiring pair that you want to measure, and then type the "QL" non-modulo command to generate a length report.

R<n> sets the minimum display lineweight, and lines smaller than this value display only their centerlines, such as "R8".

The RV is used to toggle the parameter setting when the output is reused for file reuse. For more information, see "To make a-reuse in Object mode"//maintain a repetitive use circuit mode.

SPD Displays split/mixed plans layer data, which controls one of the parameters in the Split/mixed Planes Parameters dialog box. Displays data that generates a mix \ split layer.

The SPI displays the thermal of the plane layer. This command controls one of the parameters in the Split/mixed Planes Parameters dialog box. Displays the hot pad designator symbol "X".

The SPO shows the contour lines of the split/mixed planes layer. This command controls one of the parameters in the Splix/mixed Planes Parameters dialog box. Displays only the outer border of the blend \ Split layer.

T set the PCB view as transparent display mode, which is useful for complex board design.

X text text outline line display toggle. Turns the text box display on or off.

W<n> change the line width to <n>, such as "W30".

2. grid (Grids)

G<x>{<y>} Global raster settings. The second parameter is optional. Design and Via Grid can be changed at the same time. such as G25 or G25 25

Gd<x>{<y>} displays the grid settings. The second parameter is optional. such as GD25 25 or GD100.

GP toggles the polar grid. The polar grid is used when the design shape is circular, or the component layout is placed in polar coordinates. Turns the polar raster on or off.

GP R A moves to a developed polar coordinate, r is the radius, and a is the angle.

GPR R moves to a specified point with a radial radius of R at an angle of a certain condition.

GPA A in the radial radius r under certain conditions, according to the developed angle a move.

GPRA da in the radial radius r under certain conditions, according to the developed Angle da to move.

GPRR Dr In angle A under certain conditions, according to the current radial radius dr to move.

Gp<xx> Set the design grid (grid), such as GR 8-1/3,gr 25,or GR25.

Gv<xx> Set the Vias raster (Via grid), such as GV 8-1/3,GV 25,or GV25.

3. Find (search)

S<s> Find component components or pins, such as S U1, S U1.1.

S<n><n> find an absolute coordinate point, such as "S 15001200".

Sr<n><n> finds a relative coordinate point, such as SR-200 100.

Srx<n> keeps the current y-coordinate unchanged, looking for a relative x-coordinate point, such as SRX 300.

Sry<n> keeps the current x-coordinate constant, looking for a relative y-coordinate point, such as SRY 400.

Ss<s> finds and selects one or a class of components, because this command supports the wildcard symbol "*", such as SS U10.

Note: Spaces in shortcut commands are important, such as the SS W1 and S SW1 have a completely different meaning. The SS W1 is to retrieve and select the W1 element, while S SW1 is the component that retrieves the SW.

SS <s>* can use the * number in the search command to make a batch selection. The method is to enter a space after the SS, enter the character name and the * number to retrieve. Like SS c*, you can select all components that start with the letter C.

Note: This command is useful for component layout, such as you can select all resistors with SS r* and then move the originals individually by selecting the move sequential in the pop-up Meun to layout.

Sx<n> keeps the current y-coordinate unchanged, moving an established absolute coordinate X-point, such as SX 300.

Sy<n> keeps the current x-coordinate unchanged, moving an established absolute coordinate y-point, such as Sy 400.

XP finds and selects segments that use pixels rather than line widths. This command allows the user to adjust to those corners where the width is less than the lineweight.

4. Angle (angles)

AA switches to any angle mode.

AD switches to 45° mode.

AO switches to right angle mode.

5. Cancel (undo)

Un[<n>] The number of times the user sets undo. The system can allow set Undo (1-100);<n> to be optional, as UN 2 means that only one undo is allowed. Multiple operations can be canceled because N is mutable.

Re[<n>] The number of times the user has set redo. The system can allow setting Redo (1-100);<n> to be optional, as the meaning of re 2 is to allow only one redo. Repeat multiple operations.

6. Design Rules check (Checking) (DRC)

DRP opens a design rule check to prohibit operations that violate design rules.

DRW warns against actions that violate the design rules check.

DRI ignores safe spacing checks.

DRO completely shuts down the design rules (note that some features are not available at this time).

7. Route (Routing)

E routing termination mode switch, can be switched between 3 ways. (described above)//toggle between the two modes: to pause the line through a hole, not to pause the route through a hole.

LD toggles the current layer's line in both vertical and horizontal directions.

Pl<n><n> sets the layer pair for the current operation. "N" can be a layer number or a layer name. such as Pl 1 2 or

PL Top Bottom

SH push mode on/off switch. Turn push mode on or off.

V<name> Select via type, such as V standard via. Select the type of vias you are currently using.

VA automatically selects Vias (via).

The VP uses a buried hole (partial via).

The VT selection is used through via. Using through Hole

T enables the view to switch between transparent mode and normal mode

8. Drawing objects (drafting Objects)

HC switches to draw circular graphics mode.

HH switches to draw non-closed graphics mode.

HP switches to draw polygon graphics mode.

HR switches to draw rectangular graphics mode.

9. Alternate Mouse click (Mouse click Substitutes)

M activates the pop-up menu in the current function mode, which is equivalent to right-click.

Spacebar is equivalent to clicking the left mouse button at the current "ten" cursor position, such as increasing the line corner.

Other aspects (Various)

? Show current Help topics

BMW opens the BMW (Basic Media Wizard) dialog box. See "To use BMW" for more details.

BLT Open the BLT (Basic Log Test) dialog window. See "To Run BLT".

F<s> quickly open the file, "s" is the path and name of the file to be opened.

Shortcut keys in Appendix B PowerPCB5.0.1

1. Controlling the shortcut keys (Control shortcuts)

CTRL + a selects all.

The ctrl+b displays the current design as a whole with a board frame.

CTRL + C copy.

Ctrl+d Refresh.

Ctrl+e Mobile.

Ctrl+f Horizontal Mirror rollover.

Ctrl+g set up a combination.

Ctrl+h highlighted.

The ctrl+i is converted at any angle.

Ctrl+j using the mouse "ten" cursor center in the wiring mode is annular.

Ctrl+k build Clusters.

Ctrl+l arranges components.

Ctrl+m length is minimized.

CTRL + N creates a new component.

Ctrl+o Open the file.

Ctrl+p is not in use.

Ctrl+q to bring up the query and Modify dialog box for the selected object.

The ctrl+r rotates in units of 90° angle.

Ctrl+s disk.

Ctrl+t is not in use.

Ctrl+u Cancel highlighting.

Ctrl + V paste.

Ctrl+w is viewed in zoom mode.

Ctrl+x cut.

Ctrl+y extension.

CTRL + Z cancels the operation.

Ctrl+alt+c bring up the Color Settings dialog box.

Ctrl+alt+d Open the "Design" tab of the "Preference" dialog box. Execute the "Setup" and "Preference" menu command to bring up the "Preference" dialog box.

Ctrl+alt+e displays the entire design.

Ctrl+alt+f Open the selection filter.

Ctrl+alt+g Open the Preference dialog box.

Ctrl+alt+j add jumpers.

Ctrl+alt+m Open or close the main menu.

Ctrl+alt+n set up network lookups.

Ctrl+alt+p Find the previous design screen.

Ctrl+alt+s Open the Status window.

Ctrl+alt+t is not used.

Ctrl+backspace Redo.

Ctrl+pagedown Open the Quick gauge and start measuring from the current position.

2. function shortcut key (functions key Shortcuts)

F1 Open the online Help.

F2 increase the route.

F3 Dynamic route mode.

The F4 switches between the set layer pairs.

F5 Select the pin pair.

F6 Select the network.

F7 Select the semi-automatic route.

F8 turn the mouse movement compression on or off.

F9 the toggle between absolute and relative coordinates.

F10 end record.

3. Other shortcut keys (other key shortcuts)

BackSpace on the line is to delete the previous corner of the current position by pressing the "BackSpace" key once.

ESC exits the current operating mode by pressing ESC on the keyboard.

M is equivalent to right-clicking the mouse button.

Spacebar pressing "Spacebar" on the keyboard is equivalent to clicking the left mouse button.

Tab loop snaps.

Shortcut keys in Appendix C Blazerouter

Blazerouter the shortcut keys in

F1 help, based on the current content.

F2 Interactive cabling without the ability to disable dynamic cabling.

The F3 enables interactive cabling in the event that dynamic cabling is enabled.

F5 Zooms in, zooms in on the view in the Navigation window (Navigation windows).

F6 Zooms out, in the Navigation window (Navigation window) to narrow the view.

F8 Locks View, locks the views in the navigation window.

F9 Autorouting,start. Start the fully automatic cabling.

F10 Autorouting,resume. Restore fully automatic cabling.

F11 Autorouting,pause. Suspend automatic cabling.

F12 Autorouting,stop. Stop fully automatic cabling.

The AA wiring angle is any angle.

AD cabling angle is 45° angle.

AO wiring angle is 90° angle.

The DP differentiates the protected object, and the protected object is displayed as a hollow line. This is the toggle command.

The DRC prior inspection mode (DRC mode) is turned on or off.

L<n> sets the current layer (layers).

W<n> Change the current wire width (Trace width).

Backspace undo the cabling.

End Refresh (Redraw).

Escape cancellation (cancel).

Home Displays the entire circuit board (Zooms to board).

PageDown reduce the position of the mouse (Zooms out at pointer).

PAGEUP zoom in on the mouse position (Zooms in pointer).

The alt+g switches between the lock routing grid and the unlocked routing raster.

CTRL + A selects all objects on the board.

The ctrl+b displays the entire circuit board (Zooms to board).

Ctrl+d Refresh (Redraw).

Ctrl+s Save the current design (save file).

Ctrl+enter Open the Options dialog box.

Pads non-modulo command summary