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Bus routing in Allegro PCB Designer

Hello, i am a student studying allegro pcb designer.

I have trouble in routing a bus. I think all of channels in a "bus" must have same( or very similar) characteristics so that they must be routed in a same topology (very close paths).

I just realized the way how to make a bus and add channels in the bus. However, i can't route them together simultaneously.

I want to know the exact meaning of "bus" and how to route a bus simultaneously.

Thank you for reading a long boring question, and i am waiting for a valuable answer.

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AvengerThanos over 5 years ago

BUS is a collection of nets. Cadence PCB tools have made PCB routing very easy over the years. select the group of nets - add connect and you can route them (it is called group routing)
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dontknowwhy over 5 years ago in reply to AvengerThanos

Oh, thanks for reply. It is useful for me.

On the other hand, does "bus" mean just a collection of nets? Just selecting the group of nets and connect them with function "add connect" has nothing to do with "bus".

I want to know if there are more functions that can be done with "bus".

Thanks a lot again and i will be waiting for reply.
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dontknowwhy over 5 years ago in reply to AvengerThanos

Oh, thanks for reply. It is useful for me.

On the other hand, does "bus" mean just a collection of nets? Just selecting the group of nets and connect them with function "add connect" has nothing to do with "bus".

I want to know if there are more functions that can be done with "bus".

Thanks a lot again and i will be waiting for reply.
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