Walter, Thanks for the revised file. I have a couple of comments. First a minor typo, the number of signal pins in this example is 38. Multiplying that by 2, you should have an .s76p file, not .s56p... The bigger problem, though, revolves around the use of [Pin Mapping] which you changed in the meeting to [Buffer Supply Terminals]. I am not quite sure what your intent is with this keyword, but if I consider your first package model instance "IO", I think you will still need the [Pin Mapping] keyword as you had it in this example before the meeting today. Your first example for "[Begin Package Model] IO" puts the .s76p model between the 76 signal pins and corresponding buffer instance signal terminals. In order to connect the supply terminals of these buffer instances, you need to know which group of these buffers gets connected to which group of power pins. This mapping can be done with the conventional [Pin Mapping] keyword very well, but the way you have [Buffer Supply Terminals] in this example file now will not work, because you deleted all of the supply pins, and without those being in the listing we will not know which buffer terminals should get connected to which power pins. I think you need to work on this some more to get a working solution... Thanks, Arpad ================================================================================ From: ibis-macro-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:ibis-macro-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Walter Katz Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2014 3:34 PM To: IBIS-ATM Subject: [ibis-macro] memory_package.ibs with corrections from today's meeting All, memory_packe.ibs with corrections from today's meeting. Mike to Post. Arpad to convert to BIRD 163/164/165 format. Walter Walter Katz wkatz@xxxxxxxxxx<mailto:wkatz@xxxxxxxxxx> Phone 303.449-2308 Mobile 303.335-6156