As shown in the picture, there are many switches in our schematic diagram. For example, the names are messed up. What should we do if we want to quickly modify them as a whole?
Solution: Place the mouse pointer in a blank area of the schematic diagram and right-click
After clicking to find similar objects, the mouse changes to a cross shape. Use the center of the cross shape to click on the component you want to find.
Then click the left mouse button to select the component you want to find. Then a dialog box pops up, select Same from the small triangle drop-down menu on the right side of Description, check the Select Match and Create Expressions below, and then apply OK. After that, all the switches will be selected. Don't click the mouse randomly. Look for the comment attribute on the right side. Just modify the button name and press Enter.
But now except for the switch, everything is white and inoperable. You need to right-click the mouse in a blank space: clear the filter or press shift+c in the English input method to restore the search selection just now.
Let's introduce how to uniformly set the labels of AD components, because if the labels are the same, conflicts or errors will occur. The labels are like these Us below? C?R?etc. These are the labels.
In fact, it is very simple to modify these, but few people record these operation processes on csdn, so it is not easy to find. Let me tell you how to set it up:
Just click Tools Annotation Schematic Annotation and check each component that needs to be numbered. Then a dialog box pops up.
If not, check every component in the picture above.
Then I closed all the pop-up windows and saw that the component numbers in the schematic diagram had all been changed.
Don’t just look at the above and think you know it. I did it several times and recorded it to prevent myself from forgetting. It’s because I thought I knew it, and then I did it, and found that no matter what I did, it was wrong, so I recorded it. So the important thing is practice. Don't just watch, you won't learn.