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Pin names

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 I have schematic and symbol with output/input liters like Q1, Q2, Q3....

CLK1, CLK2,

When I try plot outputs (add wires) in analyses I see net names in numeral.

How can I see pins of element in analysis output window (not in cipher, in form like Q1, Q2)?

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  • Oldmouldy - I think you're taking about a PCB tool, not Virtuoso.

    I responded to this question by email a couple of days ago, but I think there's a problem with email responses right now (I'm just reporting that). Here's what I said:

    Such as? Examples would really help. Please give information such as:

    Which simulator interface you're using (spectre, hspiceD, whatever)?
    Which version of the tools you're using
    What the names appear as in the ADE output pane.
    Where you see the "net names in numeral".
    What objects are you selecting on the schematic (are they pins, nets or instances).

    A clear question is more likely to result in a clear answer.

    Regards,

    Andrew

     

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  • Oldmouldy - I think you're taking about a PCB tool, not Virtuoso.

    I responded to this question by email a couple of days ago, but I think there's a problem with email responses right now (I'm just reporting that). Here's what I said:

    Such as? Examples would really help. Please give information such as:

    Which simulator interface you're using (spectre, hspiceD, whatever)?
    Which version of the tools you're using
    What the names appear as in the ADE output pane.
    Where you see the "net names in numeral".
    What objects are you selecting on the schematic (are they pins, nets or instances).

    A clear question is more likely to result in a clear answer.

    Regards,

    Andrew

     

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