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Problems implementing master capture.ini

scottm7

I'm running Allegro Design Entry CIS v16.6-S039 and having problems implementing a master capture.ini file.  I downloaded the CIS admin tool and used SetMasterIniPath.exe.  I've verified that this added a registry key to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Cadence Design Systems\MasterSettingsFile.  Note that this is a different location than in the documentation which specifies HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Cadence Design Systems\MasterSettingsFile which I've also manually entered into the registry.

My master capture.ini file currently only has a single entry while I experiment as seen below:

[Part Management]
Configuration File=J:\Configuration_Files\CIP-E V5.0 CIS DB.DBC

I expect this entry to replace the existing entry in my capture.ini file located at C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\SPB_Data\cdssetup\OrCAD_Capture\16.6.0 but it does not.  Can anyone help me debug what is wrong?

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  • B Bruekers

    With the TCL based master ini sourcing you do not need to do anything in the registry. 

    You need to add an enviroment variable to the system, "CDS_SITE"  and the value should point to the (network) directory where the TCL files are located. 

    This document describes how to do it:

    http://www.nordcad.dk/download/Teknik/e-service/138/capture_165_inimanagement_us.pdf

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  • B Bruekers

    With the TCL based master ini sourcing you do not need to do anything in the registry. 

    You need to add an enviroment variable to the system, "CDS_SITE"  and the value should point to the (network) directory where the TCL files are located. 

    This document describes how to do it:

    http://www.nordcad.dk/download/Teknik/e-service/138/capture_165_inimanagement_us.pdf

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