Routing a Shield Connection to a Net Group End

You can create and route a shield connection to the representation of a net group end.

This task shows you how to:

Route a Shield Connection between a Net End Group Symbol and a Pin

You can route a shield connection between a net group end symbol and a pin.

Before you begin: Activate a diagram view containing:

Create a net.
Note: You can also click an existing net and click Add Net Connections from the context menu.
Select the free pin, and then the net group symbol.

The shielded connection is created. One end of the shield connection is connected to the pin of the connector. The other is connected to the port of the net group.
A connection point is created on the symbol end.

Note: If the connections are already created, you can use the Place in view or Route in view commands to place the shielded connection in the diagram view.

You can route a shield connection between two net groups ends symbols.

Before you begin: Activate a diagram view containing connectors connected by two shielded net groups containing at least two nets.

Create a net.
You can also click an existing net and click Add Net Connections from the context menu.
Click the bottom of the first net group symbol.
Select the top of the second net group symbol.

The shielded connection is created. One end of the shield connection is connected to the port of the first net group. The other is connected to the port of the second net group.
A connection point is created on each symbol end.

Note: If the connections are already created, you can use the Route in view command to place the shielded connection in the diagram view.