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turning off net name display

linbo

 We've just started using a design kit from a new vendor and I'm trying to make our schematics display the same information as our previous design kits.

 

I'm having issues with the net name display.  I've never had to fiddle with this before and cannot find the setting/variable to turn off the net name display in schematics.  Our old design kit had this turned off by default.

 Does anyone know where to look for this?

 

Thanks,

--lin

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  • Hi Lin,

    well you can make this change in virtual memory only, by choosing  "User" for the "CDF Layer" - Base + User => Effective.  The Base is stored on disk (data.dm files in IC61x, prop.xx files in IC5141 and earlier). Try setting it on the form for the User 'layer' and see if that helps.  This information is lost when you close the session, but you can probably find a way to automate it and add this setting through SKILL (e.g. cdfCreateUserLibCDF() and so on) - make the changes graphically and then Save to a file from the Edit CDF form.

    Hope this helps!

    Lawrence.

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  • Hi Lin,

    well you can make this change in virtual memory only, by choosing  "User" for the "CDF Layer" - Base + User => Effective.  The Base is stored on disk (data.dm files in IC61x, prop.xx files in IC5141 and earlier). Try setting it on the form for the User 'layer' and see if that helps.  This information is lost when you close the session, but you can probably find a way to automate it and add this setting through SKILL (e.g. cdfCreateUserLibCDF() and so on) - make the changes graphically and then Save to a file from the Edit CDF form.

    Hope this helps!

    Lawrence.

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