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9780201326826

Logicworks 4: Interactive Circuit Design Software

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    9780201326826

  • ISBN10:

    0201326825

  • Edition: CD
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-02-01
  • Publisher: Pearson College Div
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Summary

LogicWorks is the schematic drawing and interactive circuit simulation package from Capilano Computing Systems that has set the standard for demonstrating digital logic design principles and practices while producing professional-level results. As circuit designs become more complex, software tools are taking on increasing importance in the system design process. LogicWorks 4 helps teach the concepts of using these tools in a variety of design situations in electrical and computer engineering, a nd computer science. With LogicWorks 4, installing and using this interactive tool has never been easier. The friendly user interface allows students to begin designing and testing circuits in minutes without the need for complex manuals. LogicWorks 4 builds on the success of the previous version by adding new features that expand the utility of the package beyond teaching digital design concepts. The software's new export capabilities means LogicWorks 4 can be used as the central design entry point for demonstrating a number of important design technologies such as analog systems, FPGAs, and VHDL synthesis.

Table of Contents

Preface xxi
Introduction
1(10)
Support on the Internet
1(1)
Windows Version
2(3)
General Features
2(1)
Schematic Drawing Features
2(1)
Simulation Features
3(1)
New Features in Version 4
4(1)
Limitations in This Version
4(1)
Where to Start
5(1)
Macintosh Version
5(4)
General Features
5(1)
Schematic Drawing Features
5(1)
Simulation Features
6(1)
New Features in Version 4
7(1)
Machine Compatibility
8(1)
Limitations in This Version
8(1)
Where to Start
8(1)
Copyright and Trademarks
9(2)
Getting Started
11(12)
Installation
12(2)
Procedure
12(1)
General Rules
12(1)
Default Library Directory
12(1)
Troubleshooting Installation
13(1)
File Compatibility
14(1)
The Initialization File
14(1)
Installation
15(3)
Procedure
15(1)
General Rules
16(1)
External Tools
16(1)
Default Library Folder
16(1)
Troubleshooting Installation
17(1)
File Compatibility
18(1)
Converting Old Files
18(4)
Memory Usage
21(1)
The Setup File
22(1)
User Interface
23(22)
Mouse Button Usage
24(1)
Dialog Boxes
24(2)
Enter Key
25(1)
Using the Clipboard in Dialog Boxes
25(1)
Window Usage
26(1)
Circuit Windows
26(1)
Timing Windows
26(1)
Window Operations
26(1)
Circuit and Symbol Editor Windows
26(1)
Timing, Parts and Other Docking Windows
27(1)
The Window Menu
28(1)
Keyboard Usage
28(1)
Pop-Up Menus
28(1)
Toolbars
29(1)
Learning the Tool Functions
29(1)
Moving the Toolbars
29(1)
Hiding a Toolbar
30(1)
Use of the Pointer or Cursor
30(1)
Parts Palette
31(2)
Moving the Parts Palette
32(1)
Hiding the Parts Palette
32(1)
Choosing a Library
32(1)
Selecting a Part
33(1)
Using the String-Matching Box
33(1)
Parts Palette Pop-Up Menu
33(1)
Mouse Button Usage
34(1)
Dialog Boxes
34(1)
Enter vs. Return Keys
35(1)
Using the Clipboard in Dialog Boxes
35(1)
Window Usage
35(2)
Circuit Windows
35(1)
Timing Windows
36(1)
Closing a Window
36(1)
Resizing a Window
36(1)
Moving a Window
36(1)
The Window Menu
37(1)
Keyboard Usage
37(1)
Pop-Up Menus
37(1)
Tool Palette and Status Display
38(2)
Moving the Tool Palette
38(1)
Hiding the Tool Palette
38(1)
Available Memory Display
38(1)
Orientation Control
39(1)
Schematic Drawing Tools
39(1)
Use of the Pointer or Cursor
40(1)
Parts Palette
41(1)
Moving the Parts Palette
42(1)
Hiding the Parts Palette
42(1)
Choosing a Library
42(1)
Selecting a Part
42(1)
Using the String-Matching Box
42(3)
Parts Palette Pop-Up Menu
43(2)
Tutorial
45(48)
Tutorial Manual Format
45(1)
The Five-Minute Schematic and Simulation
45(15)
Starting LogicWorks
46(1)
Placing a Device
47(3)
Moving a Device
50(1)
Drawing Signal Connections
50(2)
Binary Switch Input Device
52(1)
Clock Generator Device
53(1)
Naming a Signal
53(2)
The Timing Window
55(1)
Simulation Controls
56(1)
Probe Device
57(1)
Setting Device Parameters
58(1)
Device Delay on the Timing Window
59(1)
Interacting with the Simulation
59(1)
Saving the Design
59(1)
Schematic Editing
60(14)
Opening a Circuit File
60(1)
Deleting Objects
61(1)
Breaking a Signal Line
61(1)
Rotating a Device
62(1)
Placing a Device
62(1)
Resistor Device
63(1)
Power and Ground Connectors
64(1)
Clearing the Simulation
64(1)
Dragging Groups of Devices
65(1)
Connecting Signals by Name
65(1)
Using Copy and Paste
66(1)
Naming Devices
67(1)
Setting Device Attributes
68(1)
Pin Numbering
69(1)
Placing Text on the Diagram
69(1)
Creating a Bus
70(4)
Digital Simulation
74(10)
Logic States
74(1)
Circuits with Feedback
75(1)
Using the Signal Probe Tool
76(1)
Time Values
76(1)
Primitive Devices
77(1)
Power and Ground Signals
77(1)
Subcircuit Devices
78(3)
Pin Delays
81(1)
Moving Timing Traces
82(1)
Grouping Timing Traces
82(1)
Using the Trigger
83(1)
Creating Device Symbols
84(9)
Creating a New Library
84(1)
Creating a Device Symbol
85(2)
Entering Pin Names and Numbers
87(1)
Saving and Using the Part
88(1)
Auto-Creating a Symbol
89(4)
Schematic Editing
93(32)
Design Structure
93(2)
What is a Design?
93(1)
What is a Circuit?
94(1)
Types of Objects in a Circuit
94(1)
Design Operations
95(2)
Creating a New Design
96(1)
Closing a Design
96(1)
Disposing of a Design File
96(1)
Navigating Around a Schematic
97(1)
Auto-Scrolling
97(1)
Zoom (Magnifying Glass) Tool
97(1)
The Clipboard
97(2)
Using Clipboard Data From Other Programs
98(1)
Using Clipboard Data From Logic-Works
98(1)
Selecting Circuit Objects
99(2)
Selecting a Device
99(1)
Selecting a Text Object
99(1)
Selecting a Picture Object
99(1)
Selecting a Signal
99(1)
Selecting a Pin
100(1)
Selecting Groups of Objects
100(1)
Changing Search Order
101(1)
Deselecting a Selected Object
101(1)
Classes of Devices
101(1)
Device Libraries
102(1)
How Device Symbols are Created and Stored
103(1)
Placing and Editing Devices
103(2)
Selecting a Device From a Library
103(1)
Duplicating an Existing Device
103(1)
Deleting a Device
104(1)
Moving a Device
104(1)
Entering Device Attributes
104(1)
Drawing Signals
105(1)
Interconnecting Signals
105(1)
Connecting Signals by Name
106(1)
Signal Line Editing
106(1)
Drawing from an Existing Line or a Device Pin
106(1)
Creating an Unconnected Signal Line
107(1)
Editing a Signal Line
107(1)
Checking Signal Interconnection
108(1)
Name and Pin Number Operations
108(1)
Naming Signals and Busses
109(1)
What Signal Names are Used For
109(1)
Adding a Signal Name
109(1)
Multiple Naming of Signals
110(1)
Connecting Signals by Name
110(1)
Device Names
111(1)
Adding a Device Name
111(3)
Adding an Invisible Name
113(1)
Making an Invisible Name Visible
113(1)
Auto-Naming Features
114(1)
Sequential Naming
114(1)
Sequential Naming
115(2)
Removing a Name
116(1)
Editing a Name
116(1)
Moving a Name
116(1)
Setting and Editing Pin Numbers
116(1)
Uses of Pin Numbers
117(1)
Default Pin Numbers
117(1)
Editing Pin Numbers on the Schematic
117(1)
Editing Pin Numbers Using Get Info
118(1)
Auto-Numbering Features
118(1)
Setting Pin Number Text Style
118(1)
Text Objects
119(2)
Creating a Text Notation
119(1)
Editing Free Text
119(1)
Text Style and Display Options
120(1)
Sheet Borders and Title Blocks
121(4)
Creating a Sheet Border
121(1)
Pasting Graphics onto the Diagram
122(1)
Setting Graphic Item Properties
123(2)
Advanced Schematic Editing
125(24)
Bussing
125(3)
Properties of Busses
125(1)
Properties of Breakouts
126(2)
Bus Operations
128(1)
Creating a Bus
128(1)
Adding Signals to a Bus
128(1)
Creating a Breakout
128(2)
Editing Breakout Pins
130(1)
Changing Bus Pin Connections
131(1)
Bus Pins
131(1)
Power and Ground Connections
132(1)
Using Signal Connector Devices
132(1)
Creating Signal Connectors in a Library
133(1)
Connectors and Discretes
133(1)
Handling Connectors
133(1)
Handling Discrete Components
134(1)
Pin Numbering on Discrete Components
134(1)
Using Attributes
135(2)
Default Values
135(1)
Attribute Limitations
135(1)
Predefined Attribute Fields
136(1)
Editing ttribute Data (General)
137(1)
Basic Procedure
137(1)
Default Value
137(2)
Editing Device Attribute Data
138(1)
Displaying an Attribute on the Schematic
138(1)
Rotating Attribute Text
138(1)
Setting Attribute Text Style
139(1)
Using Subcircuits
139(3)
A Simple Subcircuit Example
141(1)
Subcircuit Primitive Type
142(1)
Port Interface
142(1)
Port/Pin Naming
142(1)
Port Pin Type
143(1)
Bus Ports
144(1)
Power and Ground Connections
145(4)
Creating a Subcircuit---Top-Down
145(2)
Creating a Subcircuit---Bottom-Up
147(2)
Simulation
149(24)
General Information on Simulation
149(2)
Type of Simulation
149(1)
Simulation Memory Usage
150(1)
Time Units
150(1)
Signal Simulation Characteristics
151(1)
Signal States
151(1)
Description of States
152(1)
High Impedance
152(1)
Don't Know
152(2)
Conflict
154(1)
State Display
154(1)
Stuck--At Levels
154(1)
Setting Stuck Levels
154(1)
Clearing Stuck Levels
155(1)
Resolution of Multiple Device Outputs
155(1)
Resistive vs. Forcing Drive
156(1)
Signal Proble Tool
156(1)
Probing a Signal
156(1)
Probing a Pin
157(1)
Injecting a Value Using the Probe Tool
157(2)
Busses
158(1)
Bus Pins
158(1)
Device Simulation Characteristics
159(1)
Device and Pin Delay
159(1)
Primitive Device Delay
159(1)
Subcircuit Device Delay
159(1)
Pin Delays
159(1)
Setting the Delay
160(1)
Effect of Zero Delay
160(1)
Where Delays are Stored
161(3)
Device Storage State
161(1)
Input Signal Values
162(1)
Device Pin Types
162(1)
Device Pin Inversion
162(2)
Simulation Clearing and Initialization
164(2)
The Clear Simulation Operation
164(1)
The Clear Unknowns Operation
164(1)
Setting Initial Values
165(1)
Signal Initial Values
166(1)
Pin Initial Values
166(1)
Schematic Simulation Issues
167(1)
Working with Subcircuit Devices
167(1)
Editing an Open Internal Circuit
167(1)
The Port Interface
168(3)
Power and Ground Connectors
170(1)
Special Signal Names 0 and 1
171(1)
Simulation Models
171(2)
Primitive Devices on the Schematic
172(1)
Simulation Pseudo-Devices
172(1)
The Timing and Simulator Tools
173(16)
The Timing Window
173(2)
Displaying Signals in the Timing Window
175(1)
Adding a Signal Trace
175(1)
Removing a Signal Trace
175(1)
Repositioning Traces
175(1)
Timing Display Groups
176(1)
Creating a Group Trace
176(1)
Order Within a Group
176(1)
Entering a Group Name
177(1)
The Windows Simulator Toolbar
177(1)
Displaying and Hiding the Simulator Toolbar
177(1)
Simulator Toolbar Time Display
178(1)
Simulator Toolbar Controls
178(1)
The Macintosh Simulator Palette
178(2)
Displaying and Hiding the Simulator Palette
178(1)
Simulator Palette Time Display
179(1)
Simulator Palette Controls
179(1)
Trigger...
180(2)
Timing Window Editing
182(1)
Selecting Data for Copy/Paste Operations
182(1)
Separate Label and Interval Selection
183(1)
Drag Selection
183(1)
Selecting All Traces or All Time
184(1)
Deselecting
185(4)
Summary of Timing Edit Commands
185(1)
The Drawing Tools (Macintosh Only)
186(3)
Primitive Devices
189(26)
Schematic and Pseudo---Device Primitive Types
190(1)
Simulation Primitive Types
191(3)
Pin Inversion
194(1)
Gates and Buffers
194(5)
Gate Definition
195(1)
Gate Pin Order
195(1)
Pin Inversions
196(1)
Transmission Gate
197(1)
Three---State Buffer
198(1)
Making Non---Inverting Buffers
199(1)
Resistor
199(1)
Logic Devices
200(1)
Multiplexer
200(1)
Multiplexer Pin Variations
201(2)
Decoder
202(1)
Adder/Incrementer
203(1)
Adder Pin Variations
203(1)
Subtractor/Decrementer
204(1)
D Flip---Flop
204(1)
Flip---Flop Setup and Hold Times
204(1)
Flip---Flop Initialization
205(1)
D Flip---Flop Optional Pins
205(3)
D Latch
205(1)
D Flip---Flop with Enable
205(1)
JK Flip---Flop
206(1)
Register
206(1)
Counter
207(1)
Cascading Multiple Counters
208(1)
Counter Pin Variations
208(3)
Shift Register
210(1)
Clock
210(1)
Creating Synchronized or Offset Clocks
211(1)
Setting Clock Values
211(1)
One Shot
212(1)
Setting One Shot Values
212(1)
I/O Simulation Pseudo---Devices
212(3)
Binary Switch
212(1)
SPST Switch
213(1)
SPDT Switch
213(1)
SPDT Pushbutton
213(1)
Binary Probe
213(1)
Hex Keyboard
214(1)
Hex Display
214(1)
RAMs and Programmable Devices
215(14)
The RAM, PROM and PLA Primitive Types
215(1)
RAM Device Characteristics
216(1)
Don't Know Input Handling in RAM Devices
216(1)
RAM Pin Delay and Inversion Options
217(1)
RAM Device Limitations
217(1)
PLA Device Characteristics
217(1)
PROM Size Limits
217(1)
PLA Device Characteristics
218(1)
PLA Size Limits
218(1)
Complex Programmable Logic Devices
218(1)
Using the PROM/RAM/PLA Wizard
219(9)
Creating a RAM Device
219(2)
Creating a PROM Device from a Data File
221(1)
Creating a PROM Device with Manual Data Entry
222(2)
Creating a PLA from a Data File
224(2)
Creating a PLA Device with Manual Data Entry
226(2)
Editing RAM, PROM, and PLA Devices
228(1)
Device Symbol Editing
229(32)
Starting the DevEditor
229(1)
To Create a New Part
229(1)
To Edit an Existing Part
229(1)
Drawing Tools---Windows
230(1)
Drawing Tools---Macintosh
230(2)
Graphic Palettes---Macintosh Only
230(1)
Part Pin Tools---Windows
231(1)
Part Pin Tools---Macintosh
232(1)
Placing Pins
232(2)
Pin Name List
233(1)
Pin List Display---Windows
234(1)
Pin List Display---Macintosh
235(1)
Shift Key Usage
235(1)
Editing Pin Information---Windows
236(1)
Changing the Pin Name
236(1)
Reordering Pins in the List
236(1)
Setting the Pin Number
236(1)
Setting the Pin Simulation Function
236(1)
Deleting a Pin
237(1)
Editing Pin Information---Macintosh
237(1)
Showing the Pin Information Palette
237(1)
Pin Information Fields and Buttons
238(1)
Pin Name
238(1)
Pin Number
238(1)
Normal, Bus, and Bus Internal Buttons
238(1)
Pin Function Drop-Down List
239(1)
Port Checkbox
239(1)
Placed Checkbox
240(1)
Pin Name List Buttons
240(1)
Top and Bottom Buttons
240(1)
Promote and Demote Buttons
240(1)
Collect Button
240(1)
Delete Button
240(1)
Changing the Selection
240(1)
DevEditor Procedures
241(1)
Creating a New Part
241(1)
Drawing the Graphics
241(1)
Adding Pins
242(2)
Uses of Pin Names
244(1)
Creating a Part with Subcircuit
244(1)
Creating the Subcircuit
244(1)
Selecting the Subcircuit
245(3)
Drawing the Graphics
248(1)
Associating Graphic Pins with Pin Names
248(1)
Saving the Part
249(1)
Editing an Existing Part from a Library
249(1)
Warnings About Editing
250(1)
Changing Graphics
250(1)
Changing Pin Information
250(1)
Changing Part Type
250(3)
Saving the Part Again
251(1)
Editing Part Attributes
251(1)
Adding Pins
252(1)
Syntax for Pin Names
253(2)
Automatically Creating Symbols
254(1)
Entering Pin Names
255(1)
Entering the Part Name
255(1)
Generating the Symbol
256(1)
Extract Pin List Button
256(3)
Assigning a Primitive Type
256(1)
Creating a Gate
257(1)
Creating a Breakout
257(1)
Creating a Power (Signal) Connector
258(1)
Creating a Port Connector
258(1)
For a Signal
259(1)
For a Bus
259(2)
Menu Reference
261(126)
LogicWorks File Menu Commands
262(1)
New
262(1)
Open
263(1)
Compatibility with Older Versions
263(2)
Close
263(1)
Save/Save As...
264(1)
Revert
264(1)
Print...
264(1)
Print Setup
264(1)
Exit
265(1)
Edit Menu Commands
265(1)
Undo
265(1)
Redo
265(1)
Using the Clipboard
265(1)
Using Clipboard Data From Other Programs
266(1)
Using Clipboard Data From Logic Works
266(1)
Cut
267(1)
Copy
267(1)
Paste
267(1)
Rotation on Paste and Duplicate
268(1)
Delete
268(1)
Duplicate
268(1)
Point
269(1)
Shortcuts to Point
269(3)
Text
269(1)
Zap
270(1)
Draw Signal
271(1)
Draw Bus
271(1)
Select All
271(1)
View Menu Commands
272(1)
Screen Scaling Commands
272(1)
Normal Size
272(1)
Reduce to Fit
272(1)
Zoom In
272(1)
Zoom Out
272(1)
Magnify
273(1)
Zooming In
273(1)
Zooming Out
273(1)
Schematic Menu Commands
273(2)
Go To Selection
274(1)
Orientation...
274(1)
Get Info...
274(1)
Showing Design and Circuit Info
275(1)
Single Object Get Info
276(1)
General Device Info Box
276(1)
Pseudo-Devices
277(1)
Signal Info Box
277(1)
Bus Info Box
278(1)
General Pin Info Box
278(1)
Pseudo-Device Pin Info Box
279(1)
Text Info Box
280(2)
Picture Info Box
280(1)
New Breakout...
281(1)
Pin List
282(1)
Pin Spacing
283(3)
Push Into
283(1)
Pop Up
283(1)
Attach Subcircuit...
284(1)
Detach Subcircuit
285(1)
Discard Subcircuit
285(1)
Design Preferences...
286(1)
Show Crosshairs
286(1)
Show Printed Page Breaks
286(1)
Show Device Frames
286(1)
Show Background Grid
286(1)
Print Background Grid
287(1)
Show Default Border
287(1)
Attribute Text Options
287(1)
Pin Text Options
288(1)
Rotate Pin Numbers
288(1)
Center in Page
288(1)
Simulation Menu Commands
288(1)
Speed
288(1)
Stop
288(1)
Run
289(1)
Other Simulation Speeds
289(1)
Single Step
289(1)
Simulation Params...
289(1)
General Delay Box
290(1)
Clock Parameters Box
291(1)
One Shot Parameters Box
292(1)
Add to Timing
293(1)
Add Automatically
293(1)
Add as Group
293(1)
Stick Signals
293(2)
Import Timing (Text)...
294(1)
Export Timing (Text)...
295(1)
Print Timing...
295(1)
Print Setup...
295(1)
LogicWorks Help Menu
295(1)
About LogicWorks...
295(1)
LogicWorks Online
296(1)
Device Pop-Up Menu
296(2)
Device Info...
296(1)
Attributes...
296(1)
Name...
296(1)
Rotate and Flip Commands
297(1)
Cut
297(1)
Copy
297(1)
Duplicate
297(1)
Delete
298(1)
Signal Pop-Up Menu
298(1)
Signal Info...
298(1)
Attributes...
298(1)
Name...
298(1)
Apply to all connected signals
299(1)
Visible
299(1)
Cut
299(1)
Copy
299(1)
Duplicate
300(1)
Delete
300(1)
Pin Pop-Up Menu
300(2)
Pin Info...
301(1)
Attributes...
301(1)
Bus Pin Info...
301(1)
Changing Signal Connections
302(1)
Add Bus Sigs
302(1)
Pin Info Button
303(1)
Signal Info Button
303(1)
Show bus pin annotation
304(1)
Circuit Pop-Up Menu
304(1)
Normal Size / Reduce to Fit / Zoom In/ Zoom Out
304(1)
Circuit Info...
304(1)
Attribute Pop-Up Menu
304(2)
Edit...
305(1)
Justification...
305(1)
Hide
305(1)
Delete
305(1)
Duplicate
306(1)
Rotate Left / Rotate Right
306(1)
Show Field Name
306(1)
Library Manager Submenu
306(3)
Edit Part
306(1)
New Lib...
307(1)
Open Lib...
307(1)
Close Lib...
307(1)
Lib Maintenance...
308(1)
Library Compaction
309(1)
Device Editor Objects Menu Commands
310(1)
Bring To Front / Send To Back
310(1)
Group / Ungroup
310(1)
Align
310(1)
Move to Grid
310(1)
Device Editor Options Menu Commands
311(2)
Grids...
311(1)
Add Pins
312(1)
Autocreate Symbol
312(1)
Subcircuit / Part Type
312(1)
Part Attributes
312(1)
Text Font...
313(1)
Text Rotation
313(1)
Timing Trace Pop-up Menu Commands
313(3)
Undo
313(1)
Copy
313(1)
Paste
314(1)
Select All
314(1)
Find...
314(1)
Display On
315(1)
Display Off
315(1)
Normal Size
315(1)
Enlarge
315(1)
Reduce
315(1)
Timing Options...
315(1)
Timing Data Retention
316(1)
Timing Label Popup Menu Commands
317(1)
Get Info...
317(1)
Go to Schematic
317(1)
Remove
317(1)
Group
317(1)
Ungroup
317(1)
Schematic File Menu Commands
318(1)
New Design
319(1)
Open Design...
319(1)
Compatibility with Older Versions
319(1)
Close Design
319(1)
Save Design and Save Design As...
320(1)
Revert
320(1)
Save Page Pict...
320(1)
Saving the Diagram as a PICT File
320(1)
Plotting the Circuit Diagram
321(1)
Print Design...
321(1)
Laser Printer Notes
321(1)
Page Setup
321(1)
Timing File Menu Commands
322(1)
Open Timing Text
322(1)
Save Timing Text As
322(1)
Print Timing
322(1)
Page Setup
323(1)
Device Editor File Menu Commands
323(1)
New Part
323(1)
Open Part
323(1)
Close Part
323(1)
Save Part
324(1)
Save Part As
324(1)
Libraries Submenu
324(3)
New Lib...
324(1)
Open Lib...
325(1)
Close Lib...
325(1)
Edit Part
325(1)
Lib Maint...
325(2)
Library Compaction
327(1)
Schematic Edit Menu Commands
328(1)
Undo
328(1)
Redo
328(1)
Using the Clipboard
329(2)
Using Clipboard Data From Other Programs
329(1)
Using Clipboard Data From Logic-Works
329(1)
Cut
330(1)
Copy
330(1)
Paste
330(1)
Rotation on Paste and Duplicate
331(1)
Clear
331(1)
Duplicate
332(1)
Point
332(1)
Shortcuts to Point
332(3)
Text
333(1)
Zap
334(1)
Draw Sig
334(1)
Draw Bus
335(1)
Select All
335(1)
Show Tool Palette / Hide Tool Palette
335(1)
Timing Edit Menu Commands
335(3)
Undo
335(1)
Cut
335(1)
Copy
336(1)
Paste
336(1)
Clear
337(1)
Duplicate
337(1)
Point
337(1)
Draw Sig
338(1)
Select All
338(1)
Insert Time
338(1)
Delete Time
338(1)
Device Editor Edit Menu Commands
338(1)
Schematic Menu Commands
339(2)
Go To Selection
339(1)
Orientation...
339(2)
Get Info...
341(1)
Showing Design and Circuit Info
341(1)
Single Object Get Info
342(1)
General Device Info Box
343(1)
Pseudo-Devices
344(1)
Signal Info Box
344(1)
Bus Info Box
345(1)
General Pin Info Box
345(1)
Pseudo-Device Pin Info Box
346(1)
Text Info Box
347(1)
New Breakout...
348(1)
Pin List
348(1)
Pin Spacing
349(1)
Screen Scaling Commands
350(1)
Normal Size
350(1)
Reduce to Fit
350(1)
Enlarge
351(1)
Reduce
351(1)
Magnify
351(1)
Zooming In
351(1)
Zooming Out
351(4)
Push Into...
352(1)
Pop Up
352(1)
Attach Subcircuit...
353(1)
Detach Subcircuit...
354(1)
Discard Subcircuit...
354(1)
Design Preferences...
354(1)
Show Crosshairs
355(1)
Show Available Memory
355(1)
Show Printed Page Breaks
355(1)
Show Device Frames
355(1)
Show Background Grid
355(1)
Print Background Grid
356(1)
Attribute Text Options
356(1)
Pin Text Options
356(1)
Allow Rotated Pin Numbers
357(1)
Center in Page
357(1)
Device Pop-Up Menu
357(3)
Device Info...
358(1)
Attributes...
358(1)
Name...
358(1)
Push Into...
358(1)
Flip and Rotate Commands
359(1)
Cut
359(1)
Copy
359(1)
Duplicate
359(1)
Clear
359(1)
Signal Pop-Up Menu
360(1)
Signal Info...
360(1)
Attributes...
360(1)
Name...
361(1)
Apply to All Connected Signals
361(1)
Visible
361(1)
Cut
361(1)
Copy
361(1)
Duplicate
362(1)
Clear
362(1)
Pin Pop-Up Menu
362(2)
Pin Info...
363(1)
Attributes...
363(1)
Bus Pin Info...
363(1)
Changing Signal Connections
364(1)
Add Bus Sigs
365(1)
Pin Info Button
365(1)
Signal Info Button
365(1)
Show Bus Pin Annotation
366(1)
Push Into...
366(1)
Circuit Pop-Up Menu
366(1)
Normal Size / Reduce to Fit / Enlarge / Reduce
366(1)
Pop Up
366(1)
Circuit Info
367(1)
Attribute Pop-Up Menu
367(2)
Edit...
367(1)
Justification...
367(1)
Hide
368(1)
Clear
368(1)
Duplicate
368(1)
Rotate Left / Rotate Right
369(1)
Show Field Name
369(1)
Simulate Menu: Core Simulation Commands
369(1)
Speed
370(1)
Stop
370(1)
Run
370(1)
Other Simulation Speeds
370(2)
Single Step
370(1)
Simulation Params
370(2)
General Delay Box
372(1)
Clock Params Box
373(1)
One Shot Params Box
373(2)
Trigger Setup...
374(1)
Trigger Conditions
375(1)
Signal Condition Controls
375(1)
Time Condition Controls
375(1)
Trigger Actions
376(2)
Stick Signals...
376(1)
Clear Simulation
377(1)
Clear Unknowns
378(1)
Simulate Menu: Timing Window Commands
378(2)
Add to Timing
378(1)
Add as Group
378(1)
Auto Add
378(1)
Remove from Timing
379(1)
Group
379(1)
Ungroup
379(1)
Find in Timing
379(1)
Timing Options
379(1)
Timing Data Retention
380(1)
Show/Hide Timing Palette
380(1)
Timing Window Pop-Up Menu
381(2)
Get Info
381(1)
Go To Schematic
381(1)
Remove
381(1)
Group
382(1)
Ungroup
382(1)
Collect
382(1)
To Top
382(1)
To Bottom
382(1)
DevEdit Menu Commands
383(4)
Grids...
383(1)
Zoom in / Zoom Out
384(1)
Bring To Front / Send To Back
384(1)
Group / Ungroup
384(1)
Align
384(1)
Move to Grid
384(1)
Add Pins...
385(1)
Auto Create Symbol
385(1)
Subcircuit / Part Type...
385(1)
Part and Pin Attributes...
385(1)
Font / Size / Style
386(1)
Appendix A---Primitive Device Pin Summary 387(8)
Schematic Symbol Primitive Types
387(1)
Pseudo-Device Primitive Types
388(1)
Simulation Primitive Types
389(6)
Appendix B---Device Pin Types 395(4)
What Pin Types Are Used For
395(1)
Pin Types Table
396(1)
Device Pin Type and Simulator Efficiency
397(2)
Bidirectional Pins
398(1)
Output Pins
398(1)
Input Pins
398(1)
Appendix C---Initialization File Format (for Windows) 399(10)
[System] Section
399(2)
Modules Directory
399(1)
Default System Font
400(1)
Printer Scale Lines
400(1)
[System Font Translations] Section
401(1)
[Drawing] Section
401(4)
Initial Directory Settings
401(1)
Font Settings
401(1)
Color Settings
402(1)
Default Design
402(1)
Disabling Untitled Design at Startup
403(1)
Solid Grid Lines
403(1)
Zoom Factors
403(1)
Pin Spacing
404(1)
Breakout Parameters
404(1)
Disabling ``Loose End'' Markers on Signal Lines
404(1)
Undo Levels
405(1)
Fine-Tuning Pin Number Text Display
405(1)
[Libraries] Section
405(1)
Library Folder
405(1)
Single Library
406(1)
All Libraries in a Folder
406(1)
[Timing] Section
406(1)
[DevEditor] Section
407(2)
Default Font
407(1)
Grid Settings
408(1)
Appendix D---Timing Text Data Format 409(1)
General Description of Format
409(1)
Header Format
410(1)
Single Signal Items
410(1)
Grouped Items
410(1)
Data Line Format
411(1)
Timing Text Example
412

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