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UNIVERSAL 4796A SMTpart

4796A

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Select OK. The component insertion(s) is moved according to the off-set values supplied.
Paste
Use the Paste option to insert component insertions that have previously been cut or copied to the buffer. Pasted insertions are moved from their original locations by the X, Y, and Theta offset values provided. This option is only available if one or more component insertions have been cut or copied to the buffer.
Any offset data fields left blank are interpreted as zeroes.
New insertions are assigned unique reference IDs automatically by the Prod-uct Editor.
To paste a component insertion:
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Edit > Paste
The Paste Buffered Objects dialog box is displayed.
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47139902 Rev. B Graphic
2. Enter the X Offset value. This value defines the distance, in the X di-rection, of the new insertion location from the original component in-sertion location. 3. Enter the Y Offset value. This value defines the distance, in the Y di-rection, of the new insertion location from the original component in-sertion location. 4. Enter the Theta Offset value. This value defines the rotation of the insertion in the new location with respect to the rotation of the original component insertion rotation. 5. Select OK. The component insertion(s) is pasted according to the off-set values supplied. Conditional Select Use the Conditional Select option to select all component insertions based on a selected component ID. The selected insertions can then be cut, copied, moved, or changed. To conditionally select component insertions: 1. From the Graphic window: Edit > Conditional Select The Conditional Select dialog box is displayed. . Conditional Select dialog box for a board without multiple circuits: . Conditional Select dialog box for a board with multiple circuits (not offsets of a circuit):
All component types included in the product are displayed in the Com-ponents list box of the dialog box.

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