Altium Schematics #03: Multichannel design using REPEAT function

[@pcbdesignn9403]

I Liked the way you are explaining the things, it's very helpful for me to understand the things

[@espermascmoj]

Thank you. Simple and direct!

[@moin6747]

very good presenter skills

[@danielotto2401]

I have to name the bus with a netlabel in the format [..] to get rid of the warning message: "Unconnected line" after I compile the whole project. You don't mention that. Is it because older Version of AD needs a bus net labeled? And if not, are the wires nevertheless connected with each other, so that the warning message can be ignored?

[@luisantoniorivera6207]

Thank you very much for so helpful videos. Quick question regarding repeat function... let's say I want to create netclass for each of the repeat blocks to make layout easier. Is there an automated way to add all repeated signals from a block to a specific netclass? On the example of the vide, I would need to have one netclass that contains TP1, TN1, GAIN1 and RES1; and another netclass called TP2, TN2, GAIN2, RES2 and so on.

[@Marcel-u1o]

Good Tutorial. Is there a way to change single components or component parameters in the repeated sheets? For example different resisitor sizes, values, ...

[@promods1457]

I have seen a bus in the schematics and I have seen them very often but I wanted to ask you what's the difference between a bus and net label, are these used in specific desings?

[@elektronika-fe1325]

A bus can be treated as a group of net labels.

[@user-yn7ue1lk6u]

Спасибо за разъяснения, а то эта команда сделана не очевидным образом, целый день убил на неё

[@elektronika-fe1325]

Ты прав. Это не очень интуитивно понятно, и у вас нет волшебников, которые могли бы вам помочь.

[@moin6747]

could I use TEMP_P instead of TP as well?

[@elektronika-fe1325]

In differential pairs you should always use _P and _N suffixes for positive and negative terminals.

[@moin6747]

my question was more in the direction why do i have to change the netname on the repeated sheet entries

[@kontoradu8466]

Can you show Sevanje.sch Please?

[@xNorbiful]

I suppose that there is a some magic inside this schematic, because if I just copy this method what is showed in the video is just everything connected together.