Altium Designer 기술문서
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PcbDrawing_Dlg-SheetProperetiesSheet Properties_AD
The Sheet Properties dialog.
Summary
This dalog enables you to define the page properties of a Draftsman document.
Access
With a Draftsman document (*.PCBDwf) open as the active document, the dialog can be accessed from the PcbDrawing Editor by:
- Choosing the Tools » Sheet Properties command from the main menus.
- Right-clicking within the main design workspace and choosing the Sheet Properties command from the context menu.
Format & Size Tab
Sheet Properties dialog - Format & Size tab. The background image shows local templates available when not signed into an Altium Vault, while the image
in the foreground shows an example of vault-based Draftsman Sheet Template Items available when signed into an Altium Vault.
Use the dialog's Format & Size tab to access manual or template-based settings for the document's page size/content.
Options/Controls
Choose from one of the following options to specify how the sheet should be sized:
- Custom template – enable this option to use a customized template to provide the sheet sizing and formatting. The associated list includes any defined Draftsman Sheet Templates (*.DwsDot). The templates presented depend on whether or not you are currently signed in to an Altium Vault, and whether there are Draftsman Sheet Template Items defined in that vault:
- Not using/not signed in to/no templates defined in, a Vault - local templates are presented, that are found in the Templates Location, specified on the Draftsman - Templates page of the Preferences dialog.
- Signed into a Vault that has defined (and released) Draftsman Sheet Template Items - only those Draftsman Sheet Template Items available to you through your vault login, will be presented (no local templates).
Select one of these templates to apply the page settings defined within it, to your Draftsman document. The graphics defined in the template will be loaded into the page, along with template data including sheet sizes, settings and zone and border margin definitions. Use the Reload button to refresh the list of templates.
- Standard Sheet Size – enable this option to use a standard sheet size. The associate list provides the following sizes: A0, A1, A2, A3, A4, ANSI A, ANSI B, ANSI C, ANSI D, ANSI E, Letter, Legal, and Tabloid.
- Custom Size sheet – enable this option to specify your own custom sheet size, entering required sheet measurements in the associated Width and Height fields.
Margins & Zones Tab
Sheet Properties dialog - Margins & Zones tab.
Use the dialog's Margins & Zones tab to define settings for the page border and its graphical divisions.
Options/Controls
Margins
Use the fields in this region of the tab to define the distance from the edge of the page to each border line (Top, Bottom, Left, and Right margins).
Zones
Use the options in this region of the tab to control the number (and display) of horizontal and vertical reference divisions within the border.
- Show zones - use this option to control the display of zone information (enabled), or hide such information (disabled).
- Horizontal zone count - use this field to specify the number of horizontal zones for the sheet (these appear as A, B, C, D and so on).
- Vertical zone count - use this field to specify the number of vertical zones for the sheet (these appear as 1, 2, 3, 4 and so on).
Additional Controls
- Apply to - use this field to determine the scope of the defined settings, applying to the active page (Current Page), or all pages in the document (Entire Document).