Application Interface Help
Icons
(Glyphs) in Browser Windows
Icons (glyphs) are used for specific objects in the browser windows (for example, the Diagram tab). The system modifies object icons in browser windows in certain scenarios.
| Modified Icon | Identifies |
|---|---|
| Grayed out slot | Indicates no devices have been placed in the slot. |
| Colored slot | Indicates devices have been placed in the slot. |
| Analysis model icon | An orange circle on an object icon indicates that it has a Capital Analysis model attached to it. |
| Library part assigned | An orange tick on an object indicates that is has a library part assigned to it. |
| Shared object | A hand under an object icon indicates that the object is shared. If a blue snowflake is displayed at the top of the icon, it indicates that the shared object is frozen. |
| Variant-based placement | In the Logical Designs Browser (Function tab), when variant-based placement has been used for a device, its icon looks like a red device overlaid by a blue device. |
| Signal with protected wiring | A shield on a signal indicates its wiring is protected by a “Protect Wiring by Attribute/Property” constraint. |
| Signal or wire in a multicore | A multicore icon on the bottom left of a signal or wire icon indicates that it is included in a multicore. |
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Capital Systems Integrator User Guide, 2512.2606
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