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copy/paste of wiring from refernce design

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another question, is there a way that i could copy/paste a portion of wiring from a reference data (eg LVDS patterns) to the current design? (the reference and current design has the same placement and parts list for the LVDS part but differs in DDR, its like a revision project).What to do?

thanks.

regards,
eric


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by purikku
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    Just so I am clear...I think this is the order I should follow:
    1. Import the Reference Design Logic (schematic net list) into the board file.
    2. Import the subdrawing into the board file.
    3. As long as REF DES; connectivity is the same, then the connectivity should be established?

    I plan on copy/pasting the schematic from the reference design into my new schematic, so preserving REFDES, etc. will be no issue.

    I will try this and let you know if there are any issue. Thanks VERY much for the tip. That will save a lot of time/effort.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by LM_Roger
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    Just so I am clear...I think this is the order I should follow:
    1. Import the Reference Design Logic (schematic net list) into the board file.
    2. Import the subdrawing into the board file.
    3. As long as REF DES; connectivity is the same, then the connectivity should be established?

    I plan on copy/pasting the schematic from the reference design into my new schematic, so preserving REFDES, etc. will be no issue.

    I will try this and let you know if there are any issue. Thanks VERY much for the tip. That will save a lot of time/effort.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by LM_Roger
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