Parent page: PCB Commands
The following pre-packaged resources, derived from this base command, are available:
Applied Parameters: Object=Net|ContextObject=Net|Action=CreateFromSelectedNets
This command is used to create a new Net Class from two or more selected Nets in the design workspace. A Net Class is a logical collection of Nets that can be used as the basis for creating a targeted design rule.
With the required nets (or rather objects in those nets) selected in the workspace, this command can be accessed from the PCB Editor by:
First, ensure that objects associated with the required nets are selected in the main design workspace.
After launching the command, the Object Class Name dialog will open. Use this to specify the required name for the new Net Class. After clicking OK, the Net Class will be created and the selected nets will be added as members.
You can verify creation from:
Applied Parameters: Object=Net|ContextObject=Net|Action=AddSelectedNetsToNetClass
This command is used to add one or more selected nets to an existing Net Class. A Net Class is a logical collection of Nets that can be used as the basis for creating a targeted design rule.
After launching the command, the Choose Net Class dialog will open. This dialog lists all of the existing Net Classes. Select the target class then click OK. The Net(s) will be added as members of that class.
You can verify the addition from:
Applied Parameters: Object=Net|ContextObject=Net|Action=RemoveSelectedNetsFromNetClass
This command is used to remove one or more selected nets from an existing Net Class. A Net Class is a logical collection of Nets that can be used as the basis for creating a targeted design rule.
After launching the command, the Choose Net Class dialog will open. This dialog lists all of the existing Net Classes. Select the target class then click OK. The Net(s) will be removed as members from that class.
You can verify the removal from:
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