Quickly jump to component entries starting with the letter R, you would press R on the keyboard. To use the feature for quickly finding a component footprint, click inside the Components section of the panel then type the first letter of the component footprint to which you want to jump. Masking is not applied, leaving the full content of the list visible at all times. This method is available for all regions in the panel and allows you to quickly jump to an entry by directly typing within the area of the list. Only component footprints where the body of the name contains R34. For example, typing MN* will display only component footprints whose names begin with MN, or, as in the image below, typing *r34 will display Use the * wild card operator for more elaborate filtering. The filtering feature is not case sensitive and supports 'type-ahead' functionality, meaning that the content of the Components list is filtered as you type. To list all library component footprints again, clear (delete) the entry in the search field. Only those components in the list targeted by the scope of the entry will remain displayed. The name masking is applied based on the entry in the field. This filtering method uses the search field at the top of the panel to filter the contents of the list. Using one of the methods described in the following sections. This is especially useful if the library contains a large number of items. The contents of the Components list can be filtered, enabling you to quickly find a particular component within the library. In this way, the SCH Library panel offers a fast and easy way to browse, viewĪnd access schematic library components and pins. Selecting a Pin object in the panel causes the corresponding graphical object to be highlighted (and zoomed) in the editor workspace. The design editor window is editable, allowing you to change the symbol for the component and add, edit, or remove linked models for the componentĪs required. Library BrowsingĪs you click on a component entry in the list, it will become the active part in the design editor window.
If the SCH Library panel is currently in the group of docked panels on the left, use the SCH Library tab located at the bottom
Panels can be configured to be floating in the editor space or docked to sides of the screen.
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