Pin Function Grouping


Assign a Terminal Order from 1 to 10, starting with Power. Power should be Terminal Order 1, and Ground should be last, Terminal Order 10. For Orientation, set Power to "Top" and Ground to "Bottom." For the remaining sections/groups, you may decide the Terminal Order and Orientation yourself. For Orientation, distribute them between "Left" and "Right" — don't put everything on one side. Each group/section should have a different orientation.
There are 14 pins but only 10 Terminal Order values, so some pins must share an order as grouped rows.
Should I create 10 pin groups, with:
  • Power = order 1, orientation Top
  • Ground = order 10, orientation Bottom
  • Eight intermediate groups using alternating Left/Right orientations?
This also requires separating GND from the current Power section.
don't include the GND into the Power group make a separate for it
I’ll separate Ground from Power, create 10 ordered pin groups, and distribute the intermediate groups across the left and right sides.
GND is now a separate Ground section/group:
  • Power: order 1, Top
  • Intermediate groups: orders 2–9, distributed Left/Right
  • Ground: order 10, Bottom
All 14 pins remain intact and correctly grouped.
Review symbol layout
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Check terminal properties

Name
Pin #
Type
Section
Pin Group
Orientation
Order
Sub-symbol
SDO/SA0
1
Unspecified
Digital
SPI Control
Left
2
TDMOUT
2
Unspecified
Digital
TDM Data
Left
4
BCLK
3
Unspecified
Digital
TDM Clocks
Right
5
INT1
4
Unspecified
Digital
Interrupt 1
Left
6
VDD_IO
5
Unspecified
Power
Power
Top
1
AH1/QVAR1
6
Unspecified
Analog
Analog 1
Left
8
GND
7
Unspecified
Ground
Ground
Bottom
10
VDD
8
Unspecified
Power
Power
Top
1
AH2/QVAR2
9
Unspecified
Analog
Analog 2
Right
9
INT2
10
Unspecified
Digital
Interrupt 2
Right
7
WCLK
11
Unspecified
Digital
TDM Clocks
Right
5
CS
12
Unspecified
Digital
SPI Control
Left
2
SCL
13
Unspecified
Digital
Serial Bus
Right
3
SDA
14
Unspecified
Digital
Serial Bus
Right
3

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