Highway / Conductor Interfaces

Conductors interface (connect) with a highway.

When doing this, conductors are used as Design-Wide Objects (that is, they are non-shared but have multiple instances).

Even if a conductor belongs to a multicore or overbraid, it can interface with a highway.

A mixture of nets and wires can interface with one highway.

A single conductor instance can interface with one highway at one end and with another highway at the other end and multiple instances of a conductor can interface with different highways.

A shared conductor can interface with a non-shared highway (without the highway becoming shared) and a non-shared conductor can interface with a shared highway.

A conductor can have also have multiple interface points with a highway. For example:

Figure 122: Example of Multiple Highway / Conductor Interfaces

In this example, there highway / conductor interfaces are visible for Wire1.

After a highway / connector interface has been created, you can drag it along the highway segment to adjust its position.

Parent Topic:

Highways

Related Topics

• Adding a Highway

• Adding a New Branch to a Highway

• Moving a Highway Section

• Editing a Highway

• Deleting a Highway Section

• Deleting an Entire Highway

• Interfacing a Conductor With a Highway

• Routing Existing Conductors into a Highway

• Removing a Conductor From a Highway

• Unrouting Selected Conductors From a Highway

• Unrouting all Conductors From a Highway

• Shared Wires, Nets, and Highways

Capital Logic Designer User Guide, 2512

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