With P99SE SP6, I use Schematic \ Tools \ Preferences check Single'\'
Negation. Works fine, as does the alternative '\\' notation. However the
bar is over the whole name string.
Graham Brown, Sutter Instruments.
Bagotronix Tech Support wrote:
I have never been able to make negation bars behave correctly in
Protel. I stopped using them years ago.
What I use now is a minus sign '-' in front of the net name to
indicate negation. For example, a low-true RAM chip select signal is
"-CSRAM".
Some texts use a pound symbol '#' for negation: "#CSRAM". Other
texts use a lowercase 'n': "nCSRAM".
Best regards,
Ivan Baggett
Bagotronix Inc.
website: www.bagotronix.com
Darcy Davis wrote:
Every once in awhile it seems, when we print a schematic, the active
low bar
(above the pin name etc) doesn't show correctly. These bars end up
off in
space, and are much longer than would actually be necessary to cover the
name. The computer screen shows them correctly though. Has anybody
else come
across this issue? Short of switching to another way of indicating the
active state, is there another way around this? It sure makes
schematics fun
to read when random lines criss-cross actual connections.
We've already tried different printer drivers and schematics.
Darcy Davis
Design Engineer
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