Intercept's Mozaix Engineering team invites you to download the newest version of Mozaix for a sneak peek at the latest enhancements. Over the nex six months, we hope to hear your feedback as we refine this version and ready it for Production use. We've listened closely to your suggestions and requests, and we've implemented many new and exciting features that we know all of our users will appreciate.
New Search Toolbar with Quick Entry & Select <view
Just tell us what you're looking for, and we'll find it. The universal search bar, now available in the toolbar options, offers greatly simplified search and select. Type in a component reference, pin name, net name, etc. and have Mozaix automatically locate and select it in the schematic. For more specific searches, the toolbar offers options to narrow results down by object and property name.
New Project Explorer Lists Design Parts, Comps, Nets and Pins For Fast Editing <view
Originally designed only for navigation within a schematic design, the Project Explorer now provides lists of component references underneath their respective sheets, complete with pin names and their connected nets. In addition, there are four new trees for locating Component References, Parts by Class, Parts by Part Number, or Nets by name or their connected pin numbers.
Upgraded User Interface with Window Location "Memory"
Check out our new look and feel! Toolbars can easily be floated or docked anywhere in the application, and Mozaix will remember your last visibility and location settings from session to session.
Copy & Paste Objects From Session to Session
Phase 1 of this major copy & paste enhancement is now available for users to try. Select objects on a schematic sheet and copy them to a clipboard, then paste into a separate session. If copying library parts, be sure that your library links are connected properly in both sessions to ensure that all data is brought across successfully.
Xtent Now Read & Writes .csv File Format
Export all your design rules into .csv format for ease of editing in MS Excel or Open Office, and import changes directly into any Xtent session.
Click here to view Part 1 of the Xtent Video Tutorials.