[PCB_FORUM] Re: Making NCs invisible in Orcad?
- From: Allan Nørgaard <allan.norgaard@xxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 15:17:33 +0100
Hello
No connects pin, your just add property name "NC" and in value write which
pin e.g. 2,4,... in your capture symbol. Allegro understand this type.
Yours sincerely
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Hello All,
I do not want no-connect pins to be visible in my Orcad schematics.
Currently, my best solution is to use zero-length lines for pins like
NC1, NC2, NC3, etc. On ICs it's not so bad because its nice sometimes
to be able to verify that a pin is in fact a no connect.
But, having a "you haven't connected a pin" square show up on my diode
symbol is driving me nuts. The schematic symbol looks like a
2-terminal diode, but the footprint is an sot-23. I want the damn NC
pin to go away on the schematic! Any help on this?
Thanks, Ray
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