Kann ich den Title Block in Altium bearbeiten (Rahmen etc.)? oder kann ich ihn nur ausblenden, und mir "meinen eigenen" zeichen und dann bspw. im Template ablegen?
Follow the steps below to create a customized title block To create the file: 1. Select File » New » Schematic to create a new schematic sheet. 2. Select File » Save As » Advanced Schematic template (*.schdot) The .SchDot is created and edited in the same fashion as if creating a schematic design. All of the primitives available for a .SchDoc file are available for the template. To establish the grid, color, fonts, and other document properties: 3. Select Design » Document Options... 4. Select the Sheet Options tab. 5. Disable the “Title Block” option to hide the default title block. 6. Configure the Sheet Size, Grids, Fonts, and Colors. 7. Select the Parameters tab to populate the information within the Title Block. 8. Populate the values for the strings to be placed in the template. 9. Exit from the Document Options dialog. To add blocks and other shapes: Place » Drawing Tools… provides a number of different drawing shapes that can be used to design the title block. To populate the template with the parameter information: 1. Place » Text String 2. Press the Tab key to bring up the properties of the text being placed. 3. Use the “text” dropdown to find the document parameter. Document parameters contain the “=” prefix. NOTE: To convert the strings to reflect the parameter values populated in the Document Options dialog, select Tools » Schematic Preferences... On the Grapical Editing page, Enable the “Convert Special Strings” option. To place a graphic in the title block : 1. Select Place » Drawing Tools » Graphic... 2. When prompted, navigate to the graphic file and then select the file.
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