Icons in Browsers

Icons are used in browser trees to differentiate different types of folders and nodes. Additional decorations are added to indicate aspects of a node’s status, such as whether a design revision has been added to the working set and whether a design object is shared or frozen.

Project

Browser Icons

Icon	Identifies
	Project
	Build list
	Plans folder
	Plan
	Study
	Platform design folder
	Platform design revision
	Platform diagram
	Functional design folder
	Functional design revision
	Functional diagram
	Logical design folder
	Logical design revision
	Logical diagram
	Capital Wiring Integrator or Capital Systems Integrator design folder
	Capital Wiring Integrator or Capital Systems Integrator design revision
	Capital Wiring Integrator or Capital Systems Integrator diagram
	Harness design folder
	Harness design revision
	Harness diagram

Project Browser icons are modified in certain scenarios:

• A green dot indicates that a build list or design revision has been added to the working set, or that a design is in a build list that has been added to the working set.

• A green check mark in a box indicates that a design revision is the most recent revision of the design.

Design

Browser Icons

Icon	Identifies
	Device
	Ground
	Plug
	Jack
	Ring Terminal
	Modular connector empty position
	Modular connector filled position
	Butt splice
	Center strip splice
	Pin
	Stud pin
	Net
	Wire
	Center-stripped wire
	Shield termination
	Shielded multicore
	Coax multicore indicators
	Oval multicore indicators
	Twisted multicore
	Twist-commercial multicore indicators
	Twist-z multicore indicators
	Twist-military multicore indicators
	Overbraid
	Overbraid indicators
	Backshell
	Backshell termination
	Highway
	Single line
	Assembly
	Block

Object icons are modified in certain scenarios:

• A hand indicates that an object is shared.

• A blue snowflow indicates that a shared object is frozen.

• An orange circle indicates than an object has an Analysis model attached to it.

• An orange check mark indicates than an object has a library part associated with it.

• A red arrow indicates that a pin is a reference pin.

• A stop sign indicates that a modular connector empty position is blocked.

• Blue and red squares indicate that a modular insert blocks a cavity on the parent.

• Black dots indicate that a block has an associated design.

Note

The Design Browser icons are also used in the Shared Objects Browser and the Groups Browser.

Shared

Objects Browser Icons

Many of the Design Browser icons are also used in the Shared Objects Browser, as are these additional icons:

Icon	Identifies
	Multicore inner cores
	Design abstraction

Symbol

Browser Icons

Icon	Identifies
	Device symbol
	Backshell symbol
	Ground symbol
	Splice symbol
	Comment symbol
	Function symbol

Note

You cannot add a function symbol to a logical design.

Parent Topic:

Application Interface

Capital Logic Designer User Guide, 2512

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