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LogicWorks 4: Interactive Circuit Design Software [Multiple-component retail product]

Capilano Computing Systems, Ltd.

Formaat: Multiple-component retail product, 421 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 230x186x17 mm, kaal: 665 g, Contains 1 Paperback / softback and 1 CD-ROM
Ilmumisaeg: 26-Feb-1999
Kirjastus: Pearson
ISBN-10: 0201326825
ISBN-13: 9780201326826

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Formaat: Multiple-component retail product, 421 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 230x186x17 mm, kaal: 665 g, Contains 1 Paperback / softback and 1 CD-ROM
Ilmumisaeg: 26-Feb-1999
Kirjastus: Pearson
ISBN-10: 0201326825
ISBN-13: 9780201326826

Teised raamatud teemal:

Circuits & components - (Hetkel poes: 1 nimetust)
Computer science - (Hetkel poes: 7 nimetust)
Business applications - (Hetkel poes: 2 nimetust)
Computer-aided design (CAD) - (Hetkel poes: 4 nimetust)

Püsilink: https://www.kriso.ee/db/9780201326826.html

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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.

Preface

xxi

Introduction

(10)

Support on the Internet

(1)

Windows Version

(3)

General Features

(1)

Schematic Drawing Features

(1)

Simulation Features

(1)

New Features in Version 4

(1)

Limitations in This Version

(1)

Where to Start

(1)

Macintosh Version

(4)

General Features

(1)

Schematic Drawing Features

(1)

Simulation Features

(1)

New Features in Version 4

(1)

Machine Compatibility

(1)

Limitations in This Version

(1)

Where to Start

(1)

(2)

Getting Started

(12)

Installation

(2)

Procedure

(1)

General Rules

(1)

Default Library Directory

(1)

Troubleshooting Installation

(1)

File Compatibility

(1)

The Initialization File

(1)

Installation

(3)

Procedure

(1)

General Rules

(1)

External Tools

(1)

Default Library Folder

(1)

Troubleshooting Installation

(1)

File Compatibility

(1)

Converting Old Files

(4)

Memory Usage

(1)

The Setup File

(1)

User Interface

(22)

Mouse Button Usage

(1)

Dialog Boxes

(2)

Enter Key

(1)

Using the Clipboard in Dialog Boxes

(1)

Window Usage

(1)

Circuit Windows

(1)

Timing Windows

(1)

Window Operations

(1)

Circuit and Symbol Editor Windows

(1)

Timing, Parts and Other Docking Windows

(1)

The Window Menu

(1)

Keyboard Usage

(1)

Pop-Up Menus

(1)

Toolbars

(1)

Learning the Tool Functions

(1)

Moving the Toolbars

(1)

Hiding a Toolbar

(1)

Use of the Pointer or Cursor

(1)

Parts Palette

(2)

Moving the Parts Palette

(1)

Hiding the Parts Palette

(1)

Choosing a Library

(1)

Selecting a Part

(1)

Using the String-Matching Box

(1)

Parts Palette Pop-Up Menu

(1)

Mouse Button Usage

(1)

Dialog Boxes

(1)

Enter vs. Return Keys

(1)

Using the Clipboard in Dialog Boxes

(1)

Window Usage

(2)

Circuit Windows

(1)

Timing Windows

(1)

Closing a Window

(1)

Resizing a Window

(1)

Moving a Window

(1)

The Window Menu

(1)

Keyboard Usage

(1)

Pop-Up Menus

(1)

Tool Palette and Status Display

(2)

Moving the Tool Palette

(1)

Hiding the Tool Palette

(1)

Available Memory Display

(1)

Orientation Control

(1)

Schematic Drawing Tools

(1)

Use of the Pointer or Cursor

(1)

Parts Palette

(1)

Moving the Parts Palette

(1)

Hiding the Parts Palette

(1)

Choosing a Library

(1)

Selecting a Part

(1)

Using the String-Matching Box

(3)

Parts Palette Pop-Up Menu

(2)

Tutorial

(48)

Tutorial Manual Format

(1)

The Five-Minute Schematic and Simulation

(15)

Starting LogicWorks

(1)

Placing a Device

(3)

Moving a Device

(1)

Drawing Signal Connections

(2)

Binary Switch Input Device

(1)

Clock Generator Device

(1)

Naming a Signal

(2)

The Timing Window

(1)

Simulation Controls

(1)

Probe Device

(1)

Setting Device Parameters

(1)

Device Delay on the Timing Window

(1)

Interacting with the Simulation

(1)

Saving the Design

(1)

Schematic Editing

(14)

Opening a Circuit File

(1)

Deleting Objects

(1)

Breaking a Signal Line

(1)

Rotating a Device

(1)

Placing a Device

(1)

Resistor Device

(1)

Power and Ground Connectors

(1)

Clearing the Simulation

(1)

Dragging Groups of Devices

(1)

Connecting Signals by Name

(1)

Using Copy and Paste

(1)

Naming Devices

(1)

Setting Device Attributes

(1)

Pin Numbering

(1)

Placing Text on the Diagram

(1)

Creating a Bus

(4)

Digital Simulation

(10)

Logic States

(1)

Circuits with Feedback

(1)

Using the Signal Probe Tool

(1)

Time Values

(1)

Primitive Devices

(1)

Power and Ground Signals

(1)

Subcircuit Devices

(3)

Pin Delays

(1)

Moving Timing Traces

(1)

Grouping Timing Traces

(1)

Using the Trigger

(1)

Creating Device Symbols

(9)

Creating a New Library

(1)

Creating a Device Symbol

(2)

Entering Pin Names and Numbers

(1)

Saving and Using the Part

(1)

Auto-Creating a Symbol

(4)

Schematic Editing

(32)

Design Structure

(2)

What is a Design?

(1)

What is a Circuit?

(1)

Types of Objects in a Circuit

(1)

Design Operations

(2)

Creating a New Design

(1)

Closing a Design

(1)

Disposing of a Design File

(1)

Navigating Around a Schematic

(1)

Auto-Scrolling

(1)

Zoom (Magnifying Glass) Tool

(1)

The Clipboard

(2)

Using Clipboard Data From Other Programs

(1)

Using Clipboard Data From Logic-Works

(1)

Selecting Circuit Objects

(2)

Selecting a Device

(1)

Selecting a Text Object

(1)

Selecting a Picture Object

(1)

Selecting a Signal

(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)

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)

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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