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What in the world are those pas 1, pas 3 and so on that are printed on the schematic?

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Hi gang,

 

like the subject says, What in the world are those pas 1, pas 3 and so on that are printed on the schematic?

 

They really clutter the snot up on the schematic and I'd love to be able to delete those from the schematic

 

how's it done?

 

I've tried turning off various layers in the schematic layout, but no joy!

 

thanks..

 

mike

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    Hi,

     

    this information is shown in layer 93, Pins and is information about pins. "pas" for example stands for "pasive"

    which is one of the pin directions. It is chosen in the symbol definition in the library. The numbers tell you something

    about the swaplevel.  "0" for example stands for "not swapable". If there is any other number, the opin can be swapped

    with any other pin of this symbol with the same "swaplevel". Also matter of library definition.

     

    Regards,

    Richard