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Pins denied when converting from circuit to component symbol

Hello ,i have tried to convert the varactor circuit into simbol and integrate it in the main circuit.

when i have replace the sources and ground with input pins it gave me 4 warnings when in tried to do check and save (it marked some of the pins by X on them)

but when i integrated this simbol into the main circuit the check and save worked.

why it put X on my pins?

Thanks.

sorry usually i accompany my question with a step by step photos , but there is a problem with the cadence website,when i pressed the insert option it just turned the screen gray

without poping up the window where i could upload the photo

Andrew Beckett over 6 years ago

Did you try doing Check->Find Marker - it should have given an explanation for the markers? These messages will appear in the CIW too when you do a check and save.

My guess is that it might be related to the pin directions but the marker explanation ought to help.

I've got IT looking into the image upload (I saw your attempted post into the Logic Design forum which went into moderation - not sure why you asked about image upload in the Logic Design forum). I'll not approve that post because it's not a technical question and it's already being investigated now.

Andrew.
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Andrew Beckett over 6 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

By the way, IT have fixed the picture upload. I checked and it appears to be behaving properly now.

Regards,

Andrew.
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yefJ over 6 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

Thank you very much, both the picture upload works and my simbol convertion works fine.
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