SIMPLORER User Manual V6.0 - FER-a

11 Schematic Environment
This chapter contains information on:
• Managing files in Schematic
• Printing files
• Updating models from former versions
• Using templates
• Modifying representations and displays in the model sheet
• Arranging Schematic sheets
• Exchanging data with other applications
11.1 File Management in Schematic
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The file for a simulation model created in Schematic has the file extension .ssh. The graphical
model description, simulation parameters, and output settings are saved in the model sheet.
If you use external data for characteristics (.mdx, .cls, .csv files), make certain that these files
are available when you relocate the .ssh file. All other files (.sml, .brs, .prc, .smt), which have
the same root file name as the model sheet, are regenerated when you start a new simulation
run.
Using SIMPLORER’s project management feature, you can easily copy and move complete
project data, provided that a project is used for a simulation task. See also 2.5 “Project Management
with the SSC Commander” on page 14.
Using Files in the Schematic
File Menu �
In Schematic, you can load, save, and print files from the FILE menu or from toolbar symbols.
Files created or modified within Schematic can be included in the active project. The files can
then be loaded directly when you open Schematic from the SSC Commander.
Command Toolbar Symbol and Description
NEW Opens a new window to create a new Schematic file.
OPEN Opens an existing file. The file list can be managed using file
filters. A preview is displayed on the right side of the dialog.
READ BRS FILE Writes parameter names and values from an external parameter
file (.brs) into the model sheet.
CLOSE Closes the active document and prompts you to save it if changes
were made to the last saved version.
CLOSE ALL Closes all open documents and prompts you to save them if
changes were made to each last saved version.
SAVE Saves the active document and prompt for the file name if the
document is being saved for the first time.
SAVE AS Similar to SAVE, but the file name is required every time.