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В настоящее время вы находитесь на странице с руководствами . Выберите один из продуктов, чтобы сразу перейти к руководству по этому продукту. Не можете найти ? Тогда попробуйте вбить в поле поиска и модель, чтобы найти нужное руководство . На ManualsPDF.ru в настоящее время имеется 37 руководств . Самые популярные :

• Smart Fortwo (2017)
• Smart Forfour (2017)
• Smart For two (2010)

Последнее добавленное руководство было добавлено 2022-11-07, и это Smart Fortwo (2010).

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The Smart PDF Wizard generates a single PDF for either a selected document(s) or the entire project, including schematics, PCB, and Bill Of Materials. PDF bookmarks are created for each net and component in the design. You can save the Smart PDF settings to an OutJob file so your PDF can be regenerated with a single click.

Using the Smart PDF Wizard

The Smart PDF Wizard is launched by selecting File » Smart PDF from the main menus.

Follow the pages of the Smart PDF Wizard to output the design in PDF format. 

Wizard Navigation

• Click Cancel to close the Smart PDF Wizard.
• Click Back to navigate to the previous screen.
• Click Next to navigate to the next screen.
• Click Finish anywhere in the wizard to create a PDF with your previously entered settings.

  All settings are remembered except for Output File Name.

Choose Export Target

The Choose Export Target page allows you to specify what is to be exported and where it will be saved. Choose to export either the Current Project or Current Document. Both selections list the name of the current project and current document.

If you choose to export the current project, you will be presented with further options for selecting documents on the next page of the wizard.

Use the Output File Name text box to specify the name of the PDF and where it will be saved. Click the browse button to open a dialog in which you can choose the desired path.

Choose Project Files

If you chose Current Document on the previous page (Choose Export Target), this page is not displayed.

If you chose Current Project on the previous page (Choose Export Target), the Choose Project Files page will appear and allows you to further define which documents are to be included in your PDF. Select the files required using standard multi-select features (Ctrl+click, Shift+click). You also can use the selection options available from the right-click menu: Select All to select all listed documents, Select All PCB to select all listed PCB documents, and Select All Schematic to select all schematic documents.

Export Bill of Materials

On the Export Bill of Materials page, enable the Export a Bill of Materials option to export a BOM with the PDF.

Use the Variant drop-down menu to select an assembly variant and template, if required.

Use the Template drop-down menu to select the desired template or click  to open a standard dialog in which you can choose the desired template. Enable the Relative Path to Template File checkbox to show the relative path of the selected template.

PCB Printout Settings

If no PCB documents were selected for export on the Choose Export Target page, this page is not displayed.

If you chose to export PCB documents on the Choose Project Files page, the PCB Printout Settings page will appear in which you can configure the printout.

This page consists of three main regions (described in detail below):

• Printouts & Layers Grid — configure the printout for each layer. 
• Designator Print Settings — configure the component designator data to print.
• Area to Print — specify the area to print. 

Printouts & Layers Grid

Enable the desired Include Components and Printout Options checkboxes for the Multilayer Composite Print.

Right-click Menu

Use the right-click menu to further configure the printout for each layer. Right-click menu options include:

• Create Final — use to create a complete final artwork set. A dialog will appear asking for confirmation before proceeding.

  Selecting this option will remove all the current print settings.

• Create Composite — use to create a multi-layer composite print set. A dialog will appear asking for confirmation before proceeding.

  Selecting this option will remove all the current print settings.

• Create Power-Plane Set — use to create a power-plane drawing set. A dialog will appear asking for confirmation before proceeding.

  Selecting this option will remove all the current print settings.

• Create Mask Set — use to create paste/solder mask drawings. A dialog will appear asking for confirmation before proceeding. 

  Selecting this option will remove all the current print settings.

• Create Drill Drawings — use to create a set of drill drawings and guides. A dialog will appear asking for confirmation before proceeding. 

  Selecting this option will remove all the current print settings.

• Create Assembly Drawings — use to create assembly drawings. A dialog will appear asking for confirmation before proceeding. 

  Selecting this option will remove all the current print settings.

• Create Composite Drill Guide — use to create a composite drill drawing. A dialog will appear asking for confirmation before proceeding.

  Selecting this option will remove all the current print settings.

• Insert Printout — use to insert a new printout at the top of the list. The name of new printouts are numbered sequentially in the form New Printout x, where x equals 1, 2, 3, etc. To rename new printouts, click in the Name field and enter the desired new name.
• Insert Printout Set — use to insert a new Printout Set for Class All Layers.
• Insert Drill Printout Set — use to insert a new Drill Guide Printout Set.
• Insert Layer — use to insert a new layer. The Layer Properties dialog opens in which you can configure the new layer.
• Insert Layer Class — use to insert a new layer class. The Layer Class Properties dialog opens in which you can configure the new layer.
• Move Up — move the selected layer one position up in the list. 
• Move Down — move the selected layer one position down in the list. 
• Delete — delete the selected layer.
• Properties — use to open the Layer Properties dialog in which you can edit the layer properties of the selected layer .
• Preferences — use to open the PCB Print Preferences dialog in which you can edit print preferences. 

Designator Print Settings 

Use the drop-down to select which component designator data to print. Choices include:

• Print Physical Designators
• Print Logical Designators

Area to Print

• Entire Sheet — select to print the entire sheet.
• Specific Area — select to print specific areas. Use the available controls to configure the area then use Define to set the print area.

Additional Controls

• Preferences — click to open the PCB Print Preferences dialog in which you can configure print preferences.

Additional PDF Settings

The Additional PDF Settings page provides several additional export options:

• Zoom — use the slider bar to control the zoom level used in the PDF when browsing components and nets.
• Additional Information — allows you to control whether or not net information is generated in the PDF. If this option is enabled, you can select whether or not to generate additional bookmarks in the PDF for nets for Pins, Net Labels, and Ports.
• Include Component Parameters — enable to include parameters for components. Refer to the Component Parameters in PDF Output section below for more information regarding the use of this option.
• Global Bookmarks for Components and Nets — enable to use global bookmarks for components and nets. The resulting global bookmarks can be found beneath the list of schematic sheets included in the generated PDF.

  Global Bookmarks for nets will only be generated if the Generate nets information option is also enabled.

• Schematics include — use the checkboxes to include (checked) or not include (unchecked) the following in the PDF: 
  • No ERC Markers — controls whether No ERC directive markers get included when exporting schematic sheets. When checked, the following options are available:
    • Thin Cross 
    • Thick Cross 
    • Small Cross 
    • Checkbox 
    • Triangle  
  • Parameter Sets — controls whether parameter set objects are included when exporting schematic sheets.
  • Probes — controls whether probe objects are included when exporting schematic sheets.
  • Blankets — controls whether blankets are included when exporting schematic sheets.
  • Notes — controls whether notes are included when exporting schematic sheets.
    • Collapsed notes — controls whether notes are included when exporting schematic sheets.
• Schematics Color Mode — allows you to specify the coloring used when exporting schematic sheets. Choose from either Color, Greyscale, or Monochrome. This option is only accessible when exporting schematic documents.
• PCB Color Mode — allows you to specify the coloring used when exporting PCB printouts. Choose from Color, Greyscale, or Monochrome. This option is only accessible when exporting PCB documents.
• Quality — use the drop-down to select the desired quality of the PDF printout. Choices include:
  • High (600 dpi)
  • Medium (300 dpi)
  • Low (150 dpi)
  • Draft (75 dpi)

This option also is available in the applicable Print Properties dialog with a PDF Output Container being the target medium.

Configure Structure Settings

The Structure Settings page is used to configure the structure of the PDF.

If Use Physical Structure is checked, the exported schematic sheets will be expanded to physical sheets rather than logical sheets. If the option is not checked, further options are not available.

Use the Variant drop-down to select which variant to use, if desired.

Enable the following checkboxes if you want to display the expanded physical names of:

• Designators 
• Net Labels
• Ports and Sheet Entries 
• Sheet Number Parameter
• Document Number Parameter

Final Steps

The Final Steps page presents some additional configuration options before generating the PDF.

• Open PDF file after export — enable to open the generated PDF after the export is complete.
• Save Settings to Output Job document — enable to save your settings to an output job document. By enabling this option, you can publish the same job with the same settings repeatedly without using the Smart PDF Wizard.
• File Name of Output Job Document — specify the file name of the output job document including the file path. You can choose to overwrite an existing Output Job document or create a new one.
• Open Output Job file after export — enable to open the output Job file after the PDF has exported.

Additional Information

The OutputJob Editor

Your Smart PDF settings can be saved to an Output Job document. Modify this document in the OutputJob Editor, which becomes active when the active document is an *.OutJob file.

Paper Sizes for Generated PDF

The paper sizes used by the PDF Generator are not ‘acquired’ from your computer’s current Windows Default Printer. The sizes available for PDF generation are fixed and independent of those offered by the default printer, and remain independent regardless of the type of printer chosen as the default. In other words, selecting an A3 paper size when generating a PDF through an Output Job file will remain at that size, even if you switch your default printer to the small A4 Inkjet down the hall. The following fixed set of paper sizes are available for use by the PDF Printer:

• A0
• A1
• A2
• A3
• A4
• A5
• A6
• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• Legal
• Letter
• Tabloid

System Printer Settings

You can also define custom page sizing with respect to output generated in PDF format. Custom page sizing is defined on the System — Printer Settings page of the Preferences dialog. The drop-down menu associated with the Add button on the Preferences dialog presents a variety of predefined custom sizes:

• ARCH A
• ARCH B
• ARCH C
• ARCH D
• ARCH E
• ARCH E1
• C5 Envelope (162 x 229 mm)
• DL Envelope (110 x 220 mm)
• Folio (8.5 x 13 in)
• JIS B1
• JIS B2
• JIS B3
• JIS B4
• JIS B5
• Ledger (17 x 11 in)
• Monarch Envelope (3.87 x 7.5 in)
• No.10 Envelope (4.125 x 9.5 in)
• Note (7.5 x 10 in)
• Statement (5.5 x 8.5 in)

Choose an entry to have that size added to the list. If you need a different sizing, simply add a predefined sizing, select its entry in the list then click the Edit Page button. A dialog will appear from where you can specify:

• A Title for the custom page sizing — something meaningful, perhaps containing the width and height (and units!) for easy reference.
• The page Width and Height.
• Units of measurement (mm or in).

The defined custom page sizes will be presented on the Size field menu when configuring page properties prior to exporting to PDF.

INDICATION OF UNSUPPORTED PAPER SIZE IN TARGET

When the target for an applicable output generator is changed from a PDF Output Container to a physical printer (Hard Copy), it is quite possible that the paper size defined for the generator — through the relevant properties dialog (right-click, Page Setup) — may not be supported by the target medium. In this case, the connecting line from generator to medium is colored red.

You will be prevented from generating content (PDF Output Container) or previewing/printing (Hard Copy) in this state. You can either change the paper size for the output generator (and thus return the connecting line to a green state) before the applicable output can be successfully generated, or simply change the target medium to one that does support your chosen paper size.

When a paper size mismatch exists and you opt to change the paper size for the configured output generator, using the Page Setup command for the generator will bring up an information dialog. This alerts you to the issue and notifies you that the paper sizing has been restored to its default. What this means is that the paper size drop-down in the configuration dialog is refreshed with the standard set of supported paper sizes (PDF Output Container) or the set of paper sizes supported by the target printer (Hard Copy).

Browsing the Generated PDF

The generated PDF groups documents according to their type: Schematic, PCB and BOM. For each schematic, bookmarks are provided based on your settings, which enables you to browse documents as well as individual components and nets residing on that document.

If the source schematics are hierarchical, the hierarchy will be reflected in the PDF bookmarks with the top-level sheet appearing at one level and all sub-sheets appearing as sub-bookmarks. If you have enabled the option to Use Physical Structure as part of the export process, the resulting PDF document will contain separate sheets for each channel in a multi-channel design.

For a PCB document, bookmarks are provided for each of the exported printouts.

For the Bill of Materials, bookmarks are provided so you can browse to each component.

If you enabled additional bookmarks on the Additional PDF Settings page of the Wizard to generate net information for Pins, Net Labels, and Ports, you will see these when browsing a schematic or a PCB (pins only).

Clicking on a bookmark will zoom to the area of the document where that object resides. The level of zoom applied is determined by the zoom control slider bar setting on the Additional PDF Settings page. Where possible, the object will be centered within the main display window of the PDF Viewer. Highlighting will be applied when browsing by Components, Pins, Ports, or Net Labels for ease of reference.

If you did not enable the option to generate net information, only component information will be available in the generated PDF.

Component Parameters in PDF Output

Altium Designer includes component parameters in generated PDF output. Once generated, you can click on a component on a sheet in your PDF and peruse its parameters in a convenient pop-up. If you do not want to allow component parameters to be viewed in this way, disable (uncheck) the Include Component Parameters option in the Additional Information region of the Additional PDF Settings page.

This feature works regardless if generating a PDF of a single schematic sheet or of the entire project.

If a component contains a parameter whose value is a URL to a web page in the format http://<siteaddress>, that entry will be a live link in the parameter pop-up. You can click it to follow the link and access the URL in your external Web browser.

Inclusion of the «http://" prefix is required. Shortened forms of URL are not supported, such as www.altium.com, or live.altium.com.

Tips

• Only schematic, PCB, and BOM documents may be exported in PDF format using the Smart PDF Wizard.
• The settings for the outputs can be re-configured from the generated OutJob document. For example, the BOM can be re-configured to use a different template and re-published with the Publish to PDF command.
• Export options defined within the Smart PDF Wizard are stored with the design project.