I found 100 terminal pins and will assign one Pin Group per terminal based on the datasheet-style signal names, keeping power/ground, analog/reference, GPIO, debug, clock/reset, and fault/control functions separate.

Done — I assigned a single Pin Group to each of the 100 terminal pins, with no pin duplicated across groups.

Grouped by primary function: Power, Analog Power, Ground, Analog Ground, Analog Reference, Analog, GPIO, Debug, Clock, Reset, Fault Input, and Power Control. I also verified the later pin range to confirm the Pin Group property is populated.

I’ll generalize the existing pin groups, then copy each final Pin Group value into the matching Section property for every terminal pin.

The groups are now generalized; I’m doing a paged verification that every pin has both Pin Group and matching Section populated.

Done — I generalized the pin groups and added Section to all 100 pins with the same value as each pin’s final Pin Group.

Final groups used: Power, Ground, Reference, Analog, GPIO, Debug, Clock, and Control. Verified all pins have matching Pin Group and Section values.