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0 Vipulc 1 month ago in reply to CF202606104231

Constraint Manager can automatically generate pin pairs based on the CLASS property of the component and the PINUSE property of the pins. Incorrect settings for these properties can lead to unexpected pin pair generation.
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0 CF202606104231 1 month ago

Can you manually create pin pairs for specific constraints ?
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0 Vipulc 1 month ago in reply to CF202606104231

Yes. You can explicitly create pin pairs by selecting a net or Xnet in the Constraint Manager, right-clicking, and choosing Create > Pin Pair. You then select the driver and receiver pins.
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0 Vipulc 1 month ago

Thank you for the great questions and engagement today.
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