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This task
explains how to:
- Simulate a signal,
- Display the signal route when the signal is selected.
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Simulating a Signal Route
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Click Routing Simulation
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You are prompted to select a signal or a segment.
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Select the Signal-3.1
functional signal.
The extremities are highlighted and the route is
computed.
A message informs you of the routing result. The
route is highlighted. |
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Click OK to end the
simulation.
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Simulating the Signal Route according to Bundle Segment
Selection
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Click Routing Simulation
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You are prompted to select a signal or a segment.
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Select a segment.
A network is generated along which virtual signals will be routed.
You are prompted to select a segment or a connector.
You need to select at least another two elements to simulate the route.
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Select the first element: a
segment or a connector.
The Routing Simulation dialog box opens. |
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The Section and Separation Code
fields allow you to define selection criteria.
This information is optional. The
compatibility table contains the separation codes of the wires
and is customizable in the settings. |
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Select other segments and/or
connectors forming the ends of the signal route.
The Compute button is enabled.
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Click Compute to simulate the route and
compute the total wire length.
The route is highlighted in the geometry area and the total wire length indicated in the
dialog box.
Note: You can copy-paste the total wire length from the dialog box
into another application. |
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Click New Extremities
to create a new virtual signal.
You are prompted to select other segments or
connectors.
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With these four elements
selected for example, click Compute again.
The new route is highlighted.
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Click Close to end
the simulation.
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