Complete the STEP Mapping for all the components using the table below:.Browse for the model file and select 1210_AVX.step.In the Map To Window, select Footprint and choose 1210 from the list of components.Note: If this window is not activated, select View > Windows > 3D Mapper. In the 3D canvas, select the 3D Mapper tab.To change this, select Setup > Preferences > Symbol Representation and select the desired display for each symbol. By default, any components without 3D models are represented with a boundary shape. You can select which models are visible in the symbols tab. Within the 3D canvas, you can select which layers are visible in the visibility tab. Here you can select which portions of the design are included in the 3D representation. Note: When first selecting the 3D Canvas, the 3D Canvas Filter will be activated. Select the 3D button from the toolbar or Display > 3D Canvas from the menu.Select Route > Connect from the menu and route the unconnected traces.Select the Delete button on the toolbar and select traces that have been unconnected due moving the components.Select Y1 and click to place on the PCB Canvas to ensure there is no interference with the USB Connector, X1.If any changes are made to the board, manufacturing artwork and documentation will require regeneration. Note: This move is required for proper integration with the mechanical enclosure. In the Command Window, type x 20 46 and Enter.Select the Move button from the toolbar and select the USB Connector, X1.Stack-up: Select All except Powerplane_1 and Bottom Note: To change the view to replicate what is shown in the video, select the Color button from the toolbar. To follow along, continue working with the design completed in PCB Walkthrough 9 or open the provided board file in the folder directory, PCB Walkthrough 10_3D Modeling. Cross-probe between 2D and 3D to resolve collisions.After you complete this tutorial, you will be able to: This tutorial demonstrates complete STEP Model mapping and collision detection within the 3D Canvas in OrCAD PCB Designer 17.4 (2021).
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