Raspberry Pi 5 HAT Design

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This is the most relevant entry I found related to the topic:
“Suppose you are designing a circuit with multiple grounds. For example, if you add a USB receptacle with a shield pin, you may want to handle the shield ground differently than the primary circuit’s ground. The solution to adding a second ground in Flux is through a portal with a ground symbol (Ground Portal) in the schematic.”
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Portals with ground symbol (ground portals) allow you to have multiple ground signals in your circuit

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Where do I turn on GND net visibility in the editor?

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I could not find relevant Flux documentation for a setting that turns on GND net line visibility in the schematic editor. That probably means this feature is not available in Flux.
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    Raspberry Pi 5 HAT for the Tense Sapphire P.K.E. Meter with two GPIO-driven LEDs, one buzzer, and two GPIO buttons on the 40-pin HAT interface.

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