Sch_Cmd-PlaceIEEESymbolPlaceIEEESymbol_AD

Created: Juli 27, 2015 | Updated: April 11, 2017 | Applies to versions: 15.1, 16.0, 16.1, 17.0 and 17.1

Now reading version 16.1. For the latest, read: Sch_Cmd-PlaceIEEESymbol((PlaceIEEESymbol))_AD for version 21

The following pre-packaged resources, derived from this base command, are available:

Applied Parameters: Symbol=Dot

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Dot symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Dot command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Dot command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Dot symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Dot symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Right Left Signal Flow Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=RightLeftSignalFlow

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Right Left Signal Flow symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Right Left Signal Flow command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Right Left Signal Flow command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Right Left Signal Flow symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Right Left Signal Flow symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Clock Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=Clock

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Clock symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Clock command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Clock command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Clock symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Clock symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Active Low Input Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=ActiveLowInput

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Active Low Input symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Active Low Input command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Active Low Input command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Active Low Input symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Active Low Input symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Analog Signal In Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=AnalogSignalIn

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Analog Signal In symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Analog Signal In command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Analog Signal In command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Analog Signal In symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Analog Signal In symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Not Logic Connection Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=NotLogicConnection

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Not Logic Connection symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Not Logic Connection command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Not Logic Connection command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Not Logic Connection symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Not Logic Connection symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Postponed Output Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=PostponedOutput

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Postponed Output symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Postponed Output command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Postponed Output command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Postponed Output symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Postponed Output symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Open Collector Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=OpenCollector

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Open Collector symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Open Collector command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Open Collector command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Open Collector symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Open Collector symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE HiZ Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=Hiz

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE HiZ symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » HiZ command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » HiZ command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE HiZ symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE HiZ symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE High Current Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=HighCurrent

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE High Current symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » High Current command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » High Current command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE High Current symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE High Current symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Pulse Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=Pulse

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Pulse symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Pulse command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Pulse command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Pulse symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Pulse symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Delay Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=Delay

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Delay symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Delay command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Delay command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Delay symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Delay symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Group Line Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=GroupLine

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Group Line symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Group Line command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Group Line command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Group Line symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Group Line symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Group Binary Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=GroupBinary

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Group Binary symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Group Binary command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Group Binary command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Group Binary symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Group Binary symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Active Low Output Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=ActiveLowOutput

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Active Low Output symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Active Low Output command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Active Low Output command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Active Low Output symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Active Low Output symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Pi Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=PiSymbol

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Pi symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Pi Symbol command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Pi Symbol command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Pi symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Pi symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Greater Equal Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=GreaterEqual

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Greater Equal symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Greater Equal command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Greater Equal command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Greater Equal symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Greater Equal symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Open Collector PullUp Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=OpenCollectorPullUp

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Open Collector PullUp symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Open Collector PullUp command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Open Collector PullUp command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Open Collector PullUp symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Open Collector PullUp symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Open Emitter Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=OpenEmitter

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Open Emitter symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Open Emitter command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Open Emitter command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Open Emitter symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Open Emitter symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Open Emitter PullUp Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=OpenEmitterPullUp

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Open Emitter PullUp symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Open Emitter PullUp command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Open Emitter PullUp command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Open Emitter PullUp symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Open Emitter PullUp symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Digital Signal In Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=DigitalSignalIn

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Digital Signal In symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Digital Signal In command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Digital Signal In command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Digital Signal In symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Digital Signal In symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Invertor Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=Invertor

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Invertor symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Invertor command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Invertor command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Invertor symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Invertor symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE OR Gate Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=OrGate

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE OR Gate symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Or Gate command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Or Gate command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE OR Gate symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE OR Gate symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Input Output Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=InputOutput

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Input Output symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Input Output command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Input Output command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Input Output symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Input Output symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE AND Gate Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=AndGate

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE AND Gate symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » And Gate command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » And Gate command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE AND Gate symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE AND Gate symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE XOR Gate Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=XorGate

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE XOR Gate symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Xor Gate command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Xor Gate command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE XOR Gate symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE XOR Gate symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Shift Left Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=ShiftLeft

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Shift Left symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Shift Left command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Shift Left command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Shift Left symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Shift Left symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Less Equal Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=LessEqual

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Less Equal symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Less Equal command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Less Equal command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Less Equal symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Less Equal symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Sigma Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=Sigma

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Sigma symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Sigma command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Sigma command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Sigma symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Sigma symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Schmitt Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=Schmitt

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Schmitt symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Schmitt command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Schmitt command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Schmitt symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Schmitt symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Shift Right Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=ShiftRight

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Shift Right symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Shift Right command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Shift Right command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Shift Right symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Shift Right symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Open Output Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=OpenOutput

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Open Output symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Open Output command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Open Output command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Open Output symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Open Output symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Left Right Signal Flow Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=LeftRightSignalFlow

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Left Right Signal Flow symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Left Right Signal Flow command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Left Right Signal Flow command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Left Right Signal Flow symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Left Right Signal Flow symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

Place IEEE Bidirectional Signal Flow Symbol

Applied Parameters: Symbol=BidirectionalSignalFlow

Summary

This command is used to place the IEEE Bidirectional Signal Flow symbol on the current document. IEEE symbols are used for representing logic functions or devices. These symbols enable users to understand the logic characteristics of these functions or devices, without requiring specific knowledge of their internal characteristics.

For detailed information about this object type, see IEEE Symbol.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by:

Choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Bidirectional Signal Flow command from the main menus.
Right-clicking in the workspace and choosing the Place » IEEE Symbols » Bidirectional Signal Flow command from the context menu.
Clicking the button on the IEEE Symbols drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar

Use

After launching a command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter IEEE symbol placement mode. The IEEE Bidirectional Signal Flow symbol will appear "floating" on the cursor.

Position the object and click or press Enter to effect placement.
Continue placing further IEEE Bidirectional Signal Flow symbols, or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement are:

Press the Tab key to access IEEE Symbol dialog, from where properties for the symbol can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the symbol anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the symbol along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.
Press the + or - keys (on the numeric keypad) to enlarge or shrink the symbol.

Tips

While attributes can be modified during placement (Tab to bring up associated properties dialog), bear in mind that these will become the default settings for further placement unless the Permanent option on the Schematic – Default Primitives page of the Preferences dialog is enabled. When this option is enabled, changes made will affect only the object being placed and subsequent objects placed during the same placement session.

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