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<i>EAGLE Help</i>
<h1><center>NET</center></h1>
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<dt>
<b>Function</b>
<dd>
Draws nets on a schematic.
<p>
<dt>
<b>Syntax</b>
<dd>
<tt>NET [net_name] * [curve | @radius] *..</tt>
<p>
<dt>
<b>Mouse</b>
<dd>
Right button changes the wire bend (see <a href=86.htm>SET Wire_Bend</a>).
<p>
<dt>
<b>Keyboard</b>
<dd>
<tt>Shift</tt> reverses the direction of switching bend styles.<br>
<tt>Ctrl</tt> toggles between corresponding bend styles.
<p>
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<b>See also</b> <a href=31.htm>BUS</a>,
<a href=62.htm>NAME</a>,
<a href=34.htm>CLASS</a>,
<a href=86.htm>SET</a>
<p>
The net command is used to draw individual connections (nets) onto
the Net layer of a schematic drawing. The first mouse click marks
the starting point for the net, the second marks the end point of
a segment. Two mouse clicks on the same point end the net.
<p>
If a net wire is placed at a point where there is already another net
or bus wire or a pin, the current net wire will be ended at that point.
This function can be disabled with "<tt>SET AUTO_END_NET OFF;</tt>",
or by unchecking "Options/Set/Misc/Auto end net and bus".
<p>
If a net wire is placed at a point where there are at least two other
net wires and/or pins, a junction will automatically be placed.
This function can be disabled with "<tt>SET AUTO_JUNCTION OFF;</tt>",
or by unchecking "Options/Set/Misc/Auto set junction".
<p>
If the <i>curve</i> or <i>@radius</i> parameter is given, an arc can be drawn as part of the net
(see the detailed description in the <a href=100.htm>WIRE</a> command).
<p>
<u>Select Bus Signal</u>
<p>
If a net is started on a bus, a popup menu opens from which one of
the bus signals can be selected. The net then is named correspondingly
and becomes part of the same signal. If the bus includes several part
buses, a further popup menu opens from which the relevant part bus
can be selected.
<p>
<u>Net Names</u>
<p>
If the NET command is used with a net name
then the net is named accordingly.
<p>
If no net name is included in the command line and the net is not
started on a bus, then a name in the form of N$1 is automatically
allocated to the net.
<p>
Nets or net segments that run over different sheets of a schematic and use
the same net name are connected.
<p>
<u>Line Width</u>
<p>
The width of the line drawn by the net command may be changed with
the command:
<pre>
SET NET_WIRE_WIDTH width;
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(Default: 6 mil).
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