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setup Allegro PCB Xnet

ichliebedich

Hi All

To test the extended Xnet, I made simple schematic and PCB  xnet with OrCAD Capture and Allegro PCB

 

even though I follow video link below there has some difference to me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLPfatmaxz0

at the "Setup SI design" I couldn't classify the IC and Discrete. the tool already set like below automatically and i can't modify them

 but the video already classified the IC and Discrete like below (captured from video)

How to follow like video?

regard.

  • oldmouldy

    The video probably had the correct CLASS properties assigned in the Schematic, IC / IO / DISCRETE, hence the separation. In your Setup Component Classes select the checkbox for the R and then the "Change Selected Component Classes To" will be enabled for you to click the Discrete button.

    Also your other query about the GND Pins is explained above by the GND3 and GND6 Pins in the Schematic having "hot-spots" which confirm they don't have a Pin Type of Power.

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