Wiring

Routed States

of Signals

You can use the Design Assistant to calculate the routed state of signals (signal states).

See Design Assistant for more information about it.

The following states are possible:

Unmapped One or more device pins are not mapped to a slot connector cavity. Signals may not be fully mapped if you have deleted a cavity on a slot connector and this has left a functional device pin not mapped to a cavity. Figure 288: Unmapped Signal State
Internal Signals that are completely internal to a slot, not mapped to any cavities. Figure 289: Internal Signal State
Unconnected The signal has zero or one active pin and therefore no wiring is required. Figure 290: Unconnected Signal State
Unrouted The signal has two or more active pins, but no wiring exists for it. Figure 291: Unrouted Signal State
Partially Routed Has some wiring, but not all active device pins are connected. Figure 292: Partially Routed Signal State
Routed All active pins to which this signal connects have valid wiring which connects them all together. Figure 293: Routed Signal State
Calculating the Routed State of Signals

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Wiring

Capital Systems Integrator User Guide, 2512.2606