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Plugging/Keying a Pin/Way on a Connector #351
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Nice! In addition, this might trigger a need for an extra |
If I understand you correctly, such a plugged pin can never be connected to a wire. In that case, it might also be an option to use the pin cell for such a plug visualization - both to save space in the diagram and to indicate no connection is possible. |
I may not know of a situation where one would like to connect a wire to a plugged pin, but I can imaging some use case where those plugged pins are connected to something(like gnd or so). But a Warning could be a good thing To #255 one way could be to just reverse the Text color and Background color. |
One thing that is commonly done with Connectors is to plug some Pins/Ways, this is done to key on connector and prevent it from being plugged in/connected to somewhere it should not.
Here are some Ideas how it could be represented:
The following was added in the row of a pin/way
<td>P</td>
a very simple way, could be confused very easily<td><B>P</B></td>
practically the same as 1. but bold and still has the same problem<td BGCOLOR="#000000"></td>
very nice to see and understand that this means that this Pin/Way is plugged<td BGCOLOR="#000000"><FONT COLOR="#ffffff">P</FONT></td>
The white P may makes it more understandable that this pin/way is plugged<td BGCOLOR="#000000"><FONT COLOR="#ffffff"><B>P</B></FONT></td>
making the Text bold makes it more readable, my opinion at least<td BGCOLOR="#000000"><FONT COLOR="#ffffff"><B>X</B></FONT></td>
This is for the showcase of a different CharacterMy favorite is 3. but with giving the user the option to put Text or Characters in the field could be a good solution, in this case I would make the text bold to make it more readable.
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