How do you run a DRC in OrCAD?
It is always a good idea to run a Design Rule Check (DRC) before generating a netlist. The schematic DRC will check your design for design rule violations and place error markers on your schematic design. Select the rules you would like to check and generate a DRC report.
How do I waive my DRC?
DRC violations can be waived by:
- Right-clicking on a one or more violations selected in the Messages panel.
- Right-clicking on one or more violations selected in the Violations region of the PCB Rules and Violations panel.
- Enabling the Waive this violation checkbox in the Violations Details dialog.
How does the DRC work in OrCAD Capture?
A Design Rule Check (DRC) checks your design for violations and identifies problem-areas with schematic error markers. The DRC report lists all objects checked and the rule violations detected. This OrCAD Capture tutorial demonstrates how to view and correct design rule violations.
How to resolve DRC error orcad-1620?
To resolve this error, select the signal attached to the port and then select Signals from your right mouse pop-up menu. This opens a list of all signals connected in all pages. Use this list to navigate to every page of the signal. Then, select ports and edit their properties, changing them all to the same type.
How to check design rule in OrCAD Capture?
Like the other windows in the Capture workspace, the Online DRC window can be either floating or docked. Cross probe between the violation and the schematic by double clicking a line item. In the project hierarchy, select the design file. Select PCB > Design Rule Check from the menu.
How does DRC check for design rule violations?
Once completed, the DRC will then highlight design rule violations. When errors are corrected, prepare your files for manufacturing by placing title blocks, formatting symbols, adding reference designators, exporting artwork, etc.