Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.Press the Tab key to open the Harness Connector mode of the Properties panel from where properties for the harness connector can be changed on-the-fly.

Continue to place other Harness Connectors or right-click or press Esc to exit placement mode.Īdditional actions that can be performed during placement – while the harness connector is still floating on the cursor, and before its tip is anchored – are:.Move the cursor to adjust the size of the Harness Connector, then click or press Enter to anchor the corner and thereby complete placement of the Harness Connector.Click or press Enter to anchor the tip of the Harness Connector.Placement is made by performing the following sequence of actions: PlacementĪfter launching the command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will enter Harness Connector placement mode. If a Harness Definition is locked and a new Harness Entry is added to the graphical representation, the Conflicting Harness Definition violation will be displayed upon compilation. Click the button on the Wiring toolbar.Right-click in the workspace then click Place » Harness » Harness Connector from the context menu.Once a command has been used, it will become the topmost item on that section of the Active Bar. Click and hold an Active Bar button to access other related commands. Click the Harness Connector button ( ) in the graphic objects drop-down on the Active Bar located at the top of the workspace.Click Place » Harness » Harness Connector from the main menus.Harness Connectors are available for placement in the Schematic Editor: A Harness Connector is defined by the Harness Type. It is essentially a container to group various signals together to form a Signal Harness including buses and wires. A Harness Connector object is an electrical drawing primitive.

Altium wire harness