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These might range from the general questions, such as &#8220;Where do I find this or that functionality? In some cases, we try to pre-empt the questions we think might be asked, or to highlight and reinforce important aspects of the software that we believe you should be made aware of.<\/p>\n<p>In addition, we often lower our bucket into the Altium Design Forums, skimming from a vast pool of knowledge on all aspects of the software, from the very people that are using the software day-in, day-out, in their working lives. So go ahead and browse through the various FAQ listings, which are conveniently clustered into suitable categories. There just might be an answer to that question you need answering, and which can supply the helping hand to move through a &#8216;road-block&#8217;, and get you back into the productivity &#8216;fast-lane&#8217;.<\/p>\n<p>By no means exhaustive, this listing of FAQs associated to designing with Altium will continue to grow over time, but all the while helping to unlock your full design potential when using the software.<\/p>\n<p>FAQs are clustered into the following areas, and further sub-clustered therein where it makes sense to do so :. As well as having complete freedom to arrange the panels, toolbars and documents being edited anywhere on your multiple monitors, you can also customize the menus, toolbars and shortcuts in Altium Designer.<\/p>\n<p>To access the customization dialog for the current editor:. To prevent a panel from docking as you move it in floating mode, hold the Ctrl key down. For those using Altium Designer  But that doesn&#8217;t mean that you need miss out on the party! We&#8217;ve prepared zip files containing variants of the F1 mapping file found in Altium Designer  HelpID &#8211; connecting each of these earlier versions to their corresponding documentation at altium.<\/p>\n<p>Download the applicable zip file and add the extracted files to your installation, as detailed below:. Yes, absolutely.<\/p>\n<p>The beauty of Managed Projects is that they are version controlled by default, and can be collaboratively worked upon without having to worry about shared drives, servers, agreements etc. The project will initially only be available to you, the creator, and all Administrators for the Altium Vault. To make it accessible to others simply share it, by configuring its permissions.<\/p>\n<p>If the Convert to Managed Project command is not available, it means that the project is currently under Version Control in a local, or network VCS Design Repository , or has been so in the past. This can be resolved by creating a &#8216;clean&#8217; copy of the project one not associated with VCS in another local folder and converting that version to a Managed Project. To do this:. To examine design variations, you must compile the design and then switch to the compiled tab of the schematic.<\/p>\n<p>The Variants toolbar can then be used to show the configuration of the physical components on that sheet, for the variant chosen in the toolbar.<\/p>\n<p>After selecting an alternate part, the software checks for pin-compatibility between the chosen alternate component, and the original base design component. To be pin-compatible, the alternate must have the same number of pins as the original component, and those pins must be identical in their location, and electrical type. No equality in the graphical primitives used in the symbols for the two components is required. If the software detects that the alternate component is not pin-compatible, a Confirm dialog will appear, requiring your OK to proceed with the replacement.<\/p>\n<p>While you can proceed with the use of a pin-incompatible alternate component, bear in mind the potential impact on the wiring, and that you may also encounter an error violation when performing a subsequent compilation of the design.<\/p>\n<p>Each mode must include the same set of pins, if they do not a warning will be generated when the project is compiled. This is required as you can only define one set of pin-to-pad mappings for each footprint.<\/p>\n<p>Pins can be hidden in a mode if required, and do not need to be in the same location in each mode. On the design side, each design component released to a vault is specified using a source Component Definition. A component definition is simply just that &#8211; a definition of a particular design component. A definition that ties together the required models and parameters for that component in a clean and ordered fashion. Each component definition on the design-side maps to an Item &#8211; a Component Item &#8211; in the target vault.<\/p>\n<p>To put this another way, you are defining the source definitions that will, when released, provide a set of components which you can re-use again and again in your designs. CmpLib is the design-side entity in which to create and manage one or more component definitions. Each component definition is mapped to a unique Component Item in a target vault. To put that another way, each vault-based component is produced by releasing a design-side component definition, stored in a Component Library file.<\/p>\n<p>Yes and No. It all depends whether the vault based component &#8211; a Component Item &#8211; has an associated Part Choice List Item or not. When a source component definition in a Component Library is first released, the resulting Component Item, referred to as a vault-based component, simply represents the engineering, or design view of that component.<\/p>\n<p>It is, in essence, a container into which all information used to model that component in the Design Area is stored. It has great meaning to the designer using it in a board design, but is not meaningful outside of the design arena. To become a truly &#8216;Unified Component&#8217;, that unites the Design and Supply Chain areas, the Component Item must be mapped to physical, real-world manufactured parts.<\/p>\n<p>This is done by specifying Part Choices for the component, which are saved into a revision of an associated Part Choice List Item in the vault. And it is this intelligent mapping of a component &#8211; from the traditional electronics design arena into the bigger &#8216;product arena&#8217; as seen by the rest of the organization &#8211; that turns the humble vault-based component into a truly Unified Component!<\/p>\n<p>Yes, batch-release of CmpLibs, SchLibs and PcbLibs is made possible through use of the Release Manager File &raquo; Release Manager. The Release Manager provides a migration tool that allows you to quickly generate Component Libraries from existing Schematic Libraries.<\/p>\n<p>Component Libraries can also be generated directly from the active Schematic Library or Database Library , using a dedicated command available from the main Tools menu.<\/p>\n<p>Each placed component has a link back to the source Component Item in the vault. This information can be found in the associated properties dialog for the component. At this lowest, individual component level, the placed instance can be updated to a later revision of the same Component Item or changed to a totally different Component Item simply by clicking the Choose button.<\/p>\n<p>The Choose Item dialog will appear, with the currently linked Item and revision thereof focused in the source vault. Select the later revision, or browse for another Component Item to use. For a single, centralized place from which to effect multiple changes in a batch-like manner, use the Item Manager Tools &raquo; Item Manager.<\/p>\n<p>You have full control over which of these managed entities to update, and how. Select an entry and choose a later revision of the linked Item to be used. Select a group of entries that utilize the same linked Item and choose the next revision in one hit. All proposed changes are reflected back in the manager.<\/p>\n<p>Once changes have been set up as required, simply generate and execute an Engineering Change Order ECO to effect those changes. xls , there is a limit of 64 sheets that can connect, due to ODBC driver limitations. Use of the Live Links to Supplier Data feature does not require you to be signed in to your Altium account. Searching is conducted directly with the Suppliers through web services. However, when displaying pricing information in alternate currencies, exchange rates for currency conversion are refreshed daily, provided you are signed in to your account.<\/p>\n<p>Making use of these additional supplier options is a wholly optional exercise. You are not required to fill out these details on the Data Management &#8211; Suppliers page of the Preferences dialog in order to use the Live Links to Supplier Data feature, they simply offer additional benefits if you are an existing customer of a particular supplier, should you wish to access them.<\/p>\n<p>This will happen when you are signed in to your company&#8217;s Altium Vault. The Altium Vault dictates centrally which Suppliers are to be used in an organization. While connected to it, the list of Suppliers on the Data Management &#8211; Suppliers page of the Preferences dialog will be disabled.<\/p>\n<p>It will simply be a read-only reflection of this centrally-defined list, which itself is defined on the Suppliers page of the vault&#8217;s browser based interface. The Libraries panel is not used for managing and accessing Pad Via Libraries. Instead, it is the PCB Pad Via Templates panel that provides the required specialized ability to handle both local within the PCB document and external from a Pad Via Library templates.<\/p>\n<p>You can think of a flat design as if a large schematic sheet has been cut up into a number of smaller sheets &#8211; in a flat design all sheets exist on the same level. The connectivity in a flat design is created directly from any sheet to any another sheet &#8211; this type of connectivity is referred to as horizontal connectivity.<\/p>\n<p>A hierarchical design is one which has Sheet Symbols to create the parent-child type relationships between the sheets, and , the connectivity is through the Sheet Entries in those Sheet Symbols &#8211; not directly from the Ports on one sheet to the Ports on another sheet.<\/p>\n<p>It is The Net Identifier Scope that defines how you want the sheet-to-sheet connectivity to be created. This is set in the Options tab of the Options for Project dialog. A design is flat when the connectivity is directly from one sheet to another &#8211; this connective behavior is defined by setting the Net Identifier Scope to Automatic , Flat or Global. Note that if you choose to use a mixture of Ports and Net Labels to create sheet-to-sheet connectivity, you cannot use the Automatic option, in this situation you must manually set the Net Identifier Scope to Global.<\/p>\n<p>A design is hierarchical when the sheet-to-sheet connectivity is only between Sheet Entries on the parent sheet and matching Ports on the child sheet &#8211; this connective behavior is defined by setting the Net Identifier Scope to Automatic , Hierarchical or Strict Hierarchical.<\/p>\n<p>A multi-channel design must be hierarchical because the software uses this structural model to instantiate the channels in memory when the design is compiled. For a multi-channel design, set the Net Identifier Scope to Automatic , Hierarchical or Strict Hierarchical.<\/p>\n<p>The duplication of components and nets is resolved by the software, using the naming scheme selected on the Multi-Channel tab of the Options for Project dialog. By default, positional annotation is based on the location of the component&#8217;s designator. If your positional annotation is not performing according to your expectations, ensure that the designators are positioned correctly. Alternatively, you can opt to use the part &#8211; more specifically the center of the part &#8211; as the reference for component location.<\/p>\n<p>Choice of using Designator or Part is specified within the Annotate dialog. Note that not all image editors place the image data into the clipboard as metafile data. One approach to ensure that this happens, is to first paste the image into Microsoft Word, then copy it from there and paste it into Altium Designer. Supported metafile data includes bitmaps, lines, arcs, simple fills, and true type text &#8211; allowing you to easily paste logos and other graphical symbols.<\/p>\n<p>Imported data will be put onto the current layer, adopting the color you have chosen for that layer. The PCB objects created during the paste process are automatically added to a Union. After pasting, the Union&#8217;s editing handles can be used to fine-tune the size of the pasted image.<\/p>\n<p>Unions resulting from a paste can also be resized at any time using the Resize Union command from the right-mouse menu click to select the required union after launching the command.<\/p>\n<p>The Paste from other applications option, on the PCB Editor &#8211; General page of the Preferences dialog , is used to set the Preferred Format to Metafile or Text. For a graphic this option has no impact &#8211; each independent shape in the graphic is converted to a region object.<\/p>\n<p>&nbsp;<\/p>\n<h3>\n\u30b7\u30b9\u30c6\u30e0\u30a4\u30f3\u30b9\u30c8\u30fc\u30eb\u3001\u30e9\u30a4\u30bb\u30f3\u30b9\u8a8d\u8a3c\u3068\u7ba1\u7406\uff08AD17\uff09 | Online Documentation for Altium Products<br \/>\n<\/h3>\n<p>&nbsp;<\/p>\n<p>Click OK to effect any changes and return to the License Agreement page. Specify the use of basic authentication using proxy settings, as part of advanced options for the install. With the EULA read, continue with the install by checking the I accept the agreement box and clicking the Next button. If you already have Altium Designer installed, and are running the installer for a subsequent point release within the same version stream e.<\/p>\n<p>installing Altium Designer  x, and Altium Designer  x-1 is already installed , an additional page of the Altium Designer Installer wizard will be available &#8211; Installation Mode. This page gives you the choice of either updating an existing version instance of Altium Designer, or installing as a separate new version instance.<\/p>\n<p>Choose the New installation option to maintain separate version instances of the software on the same computer. Alternatively, choose the Update existing version option, then use the drop-down field to select the specific instance of the software you wish to update.<\/p>\n<p>If you already have a previous installation of Altium Designer within the same version stream, you can choose to update that version. Or, simply install as a separate unique instance. You will now be presented with an Account Log In pop-up window. This simply means logging in to your Altium Account \u2014 to which your valid license is associated \u2014 using your AltiumLive Credentials. The reason for this is two-fold:. Log in to your account using your AltiumLive Credentials.<\/p>\n<p>This next page of the Installer allows you to specify which features are installed initially. The PCB Design option provides the base software and core technologies required to perform PCB design. It is always installed and cannot be deselected. Use the remaining options to tailor the install to suit your needs. This will also have an impact on the initial installation time too!<\/p>\n<p>What initial functionality would you like in your installation of Altium Designer? Simply click to enable the functionality you require. As you select and deselect functionality, text at the bottom of the page dynamically updates to reflect the size of the download involved and how this translates to required disk space, once those downloaded files are installed.<\/p>\n<p>Remember, no matter what decision you take at initial install, you can add or remove features and functionality at any stage after installation. This puts you in the driving seat as it were, to fully customize your installation in-line with your, possibly ever-changing, design needs.<\/p>\n<p>This next page of the Installer allows you to specify the destination folders for the install, in terms of both the Program Files for the software and the Shared Documents that are accessed and used by the software.<\/p>\n<p>Specify where the software and associated documents are to be installed. These locations become especially important when installing multiple instances of Altium Designer. If one or both of these destinations is not currently an empty folder i.<\/p>\n<p>devoid of content you will be prevented from proceeding with the installation until you specify alternate and empty destination s. To specify alternate locations, simply type the location directly into the applicable field, or click the folder icon at the right of a field and browse for the required destination folder.<\/p>\n<p>The Installer now has all the information it requires to proceed with the installation. If you need to change anything, click the Back button. If you want to cancel out of the install, click Cancel. Ready to begin the install!<\/p>\n<p>The page will change from Ready to Install to Installing Altium Designer and the installation will proceed, with the required files first being downloaded from the secure cloud-based Altium Vault. Progress of this download is displayed within the Installer itself. Installation commences by downloading the required set of install files. Once the download of files is complete, they will be installed, again with progress displayed in the Installer.<\/p>\n<p>After the download is complete, the software is then installed. That&#8217;s it, installation is complete! An option is provided to launch Altium Designer when you exit the Installer, enabled by default. Simply click Finish to exit the wizard. That&#8217;s it. You have installed Altium Designer on your computer, and initially tailored its functionality to suit your design needs.<\/p>\n<p>Now it&#8217;s time to do what you do best and go create that next innovative and hopefully lucrative product! After installing and launching your new version of Altium Designer, the Import Settings dialog will appear, from where you are given the opportunity to import preferences from the most recent previous installation at startup. Import settings from your previous version&#8217;s installation.<\/p>\n<p>Not only will the preferences be imported, but the user settings will be copied across too &#8211; ensuring the new version opens with the same look and feel created in the previous version, even down to the last opened workspace and panel positioning! If the option to import preferences on initial startup is not taken, don&#8217;t worry \u2014 preferences can be quickly imported, at any time, from within the Preferences dialog.<\/p>\n<p>Simply click the button, at the bottom of the dialog. Also as part of the initial launch of your newly installed version of Altium Designer, you will be asked if you would like to participate in Altium&#8217;s Product Improvement Program. This program helps Altium to improve Altium Designer moving forward, by better understanding user behavior and environments.<\/p>\n<p>Use the options available in the Altium Product Improvement Program dialog that appears, to either join the program or not.<\/p>\n<p>If you are unsure at this stage, simply enable the Not now, ask me later option &#8211; the dialog will reappear periodically. Help make Altium Designer even better, by participating in the Product Improvement Program. 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