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Tutorial: Kostenlose Express Version

Setting Design Units and Snap Grids

Adding Global Signal Symbols in a Schematic Design

Implementing and use the Part Acceptance Attribute Value

Introduction to User Interface

Using Signal Reference Links in a Schematic

Exploring the Schematic Symbol Block Wizard

Introduction to Hierarchical Design

Creating Drill Drawings and Tables

Creating Templates using the Duplicate Shape function

Re-ordering Trunk Routes

Introduction to Trunk Routing

Creating Fan-outs for BGA's

Setup options for Placement and Routing

Allocating Testpoints to Routed Designs

Generating ODB++ Output

Adding Testpoint Components to a Schematic Design

Creating Fan-outs for SMD's

Using Predefined Jumpers

Creating New Schematic Design with default settings/template

Creating Board Outlines using Input Coordinates

Creating Part Lists from a Schematic Design

Adding Connections in a Schematic Design

Adding Parts to a new Schematic Design

Automatic Gate and Pin Swapping

Creating Part Definitions Part 2 of 2

Modifying PCB Reuse Circuit Blocks

Creating Reusable Circuit Blocks

Manual Routing using Embedded Place and Route

Automatic Component Placement

Placing Components Using Item Properties

Import Board Outlines from DXF files

Schematics Transfer to a PCB Design

Library Version Cheking - Making Sure Parts are up to Date

Overriding Visibility of Pin names and Connected Terminals

Inserting Via Patterns for Trunk Routing

Creating Board Outlines and Cutouts

All available Methods of Selecting Items

Automatic Stub Routing

CADSTAR P.R.Editor XR

Transfer SCM to a PCB design with Reuse Circuit Blocks

Batch Processing Manufacturing Data

Setting Template Properties for Copper Pour

Introduction to Push-a-Side Component Plasement

Exploring the BGA Wizard

Renaming Components for Reuse

Autorouting using the Embedded Router

Using Cross Probing

CADSTAR Design Editor

Manual Placement of SMD Components

Creating Part Definitions Part 1 of 2

Adding Busses in a Schematic Design