Clear the filter that is currently being applied to the active document

Cycle through the available single layer viewing modes

Switch to the next enabled layer

Switch to the previous enabled layer

Switch to the next enabled signal layer

Switch to the previous enabled signal layer

Delete a single, selected end-of-route object (component-free track, arc, via, or pad). The singular routing object connected to the deleted object will be automatically selected and ready for subsequent deletion.

Delete one or more selected routing objects (component-free tracks, arcs, vias, and pads) on the current document. All routing objects connected to those deleted will be automatically selected and ready for subsequent deletion

Add a new comment thread to a defined area of the active document. Before you can start using the comment feature, ensure that you have opened (checked out) a Managed Project and are working on its PCB document

Add a new comment thread to a specified point in the active document. Before you can start using the comment feature, ensure that you have opened (checked out) a Managed Project and are working on its PCB document

Add a new comment thread to a selected component in the active document. Before you can start using the comment feature, ensure that you have opened (checked out) a Managed Project and are working on its PCB document

Access the Graphical Editing Hot key List dialog that provides a listing of the shortcuts available (but that cannot be launched) as well as access to the documentation for the currently running command

Access a menu that lists all valid shortcuts for the present stage of the currently running interactive command

Acts like a Click of the mouse when placing/moving an object

Zoom in

Zoom out

Refresh the screen

Change display to have the cursor (with the attached object being placed/moved) at the center of the design window

Move the cursor (with the attached object being placed/moved) to the left in the current document workspace in increments of one snap grid unit

Move the cursor (with the attached object being placed/moved) to the left in the current document workspace in increments of 10 snap grid units

Move the cursor (with the attached object being placed/moved) to the right in the current document workspace in increments of one snap grid unit

Move the cursor (with the attached object being placed/moved) to the right in the current document workspace in increments of 10 snap grid units

Move the cursor (with the attached object being placed/moved) upwards in the current document workspace in increments of one snap grid unit

Move the cursor (with the attached object being placed/moved) upwards in the current document workspace in increments of 10 snap grid units

Move the cursor (with the attached object being placed/moved) downwards in the current document workspace in increments of one snap grid unit

Move the cursor (with the attached object being placed/moved) downwards in the current document workspace in increments of 10 snap grid units

Access the associated mode of the Properties panel in which properties for the object being placed/moved can be changed on-the-fly

Mirror the object being placed/moved along the X-axis

Mirror the object being placed/moved along the Y-axis

Flip the object being placed/moved to the other side of the board

Constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis depending on the initial direction of movement

When auto-panning while placing/moving an object, use to pan at higher speed

Switch to the next enabled layer

Switch to the previous enabled layer

Switch to the next enabled signal layer

Switch to the previous enabled signal layer

Escape from the current process - either a stage of the currently running interactive command or the command itself

Rotates the object being placed/moved counterclockwise. Rotation is in accordance with the value for the Rotation Step defined on the PCB Editor – General page of the Preferences dialog

Rotates the object being placed/moved clockwise. Rotation is in accordance with the value for the Rotation Step defined on the PCB Editor – General page of the Preferences dialog

Toggle the display of the connection lines (ratsnest) while moving a component

(hold) When moving a component to view dynamic alignment guides (green indicator lines) in relation to the boundaries of this and nearby components

(hold) When moving a component to view dynamic alignment guides (green indicator lines) in relation to the pads of this and nearby components

When moving a component to cycle through component conflict resolution modes (Ignore Obstacles, Push Obstacles, Avoid Obstacles)

On a via in a stack of vias, use to move the entire stack to a new location

On a selected object, opens the Get X-Y Offsets dialog to move one or more currently selected objects by a specified distance in the horizontal (X) and/or vertical (Y) planes.

On a via in a stack of vias, use to move just that via to a new location (and not the entire stack)

Cycle through the five available corner modes (45 degree, 45 degree with arc, 90 degree, 90 degree with arc, and Any Angle) when placing a polygonal-based object

Toggle between corner direction sub-modes (for the relevant corner modes) when placing a polygonal-based object

Reduce the radius of the arc (by 1mil/0.025mm increments) when in arc cornering placement mode

Reduce the radius of the arc (by 10mil/0.254mm increments) when in arc cornering placement mode

Increase the radius of the arc (by 1mil/0.025mm increments) when in arc cornering placement mode

Increase the radius of the arc (by 10mil/0.254mm increments) when in arc cornering placement mode

(hold) Anywhere along an edge of a selected polygonal-based object away from editing handles to insert a new end vertex

(hold left mouse button, then press Delete) On an end vertex of a selected polygonal-based object, use to remove that vertex

Remove the last placed vertex

Access the Interactive Routing mode of the Properties panel in which you can change routing preferences on-the-fly, as well as modify properties of the track being placed

Cycle through the five available corner modes (45 degree, 45 degree with arc, 90 degree, 90 degree with arc, and Any Angle)

Toggle between corner direction sub-modes (for the relevant corner modes)

Reduce the radius of the arc (by 1mil/0.025mm increments) when in arc cornering placement mode

Reduce the radius of the arc (by 10mil/0.254mm increments) when in arc cornering placement mode

Increase the radius of the arc (by 1mil/0.025mm increments) when in arc cornering placement mode

Increase the radius of the arc (by 10mil/0.254mm increments) when in arc cornering placement mode

Commits the routing up to the current cursor position and places the tracks

Unwinds the last committed route back to its starting point. If any objects had been pushed through placing the last segment, they are moved back to their original positions

Terminates the current route. Any routing that has been committed before calling the termination is retained

Auto-complete segments to target

Toggle Look-Ahead placement mode on/off

Cycle through the currently enabled routing conflict resolution modes. The modes available (including Walkaround Obstacles, Push Obstacles, Ignore Obstacles, Hug and Push Obstacles, AutoRoute Current Layer, AutoRoute MultiLayer, and Stop at First Obstacle) can be defined on the PCB Editor - Interactive Routing page of the Preferences dialog and modified on-the-fly (press Tab to access the Interactive Routing mode of the Properties panel)

Toggle Follow Mouse Trail mode

Toggle automatic loop removal feature on/off

Toggle the display of clearance boundaries

Use to improve the quality of the selected routes by reducing the overall length and number of corners

Choose the required track width from available predefined favorite routing widths in the Track mode of the Properties panel

Choose the required via size from available predefined via sizes, sourced from one or more associated via templates using the Choose Via Sizes dialog

Cycle through routing width sources (User Choice --> Rule Minimum --> Rule Preferred --> Rule Maximum)

Cycle through via size sources (User Choice --> Rule Minimum --> Rule Preferred --> Rule Maximum)

Switch to the next enabled (and rule-permitted) layer, dropping a via

Switch to the previous enabled (and rule-permitted) layer, dropping a via

Switch to the next enabled (and rule-permitted) signal layer, dropping a via

Switch to routing on the corresponding routing (signal) layer (dropping a via to do so). The number can be obtained from the prefix to the layer name ([n]), on the layer tab at the bottom of the main workspace. Alternatively, the number can be acquired from the pop-up window accessed through the Ctrl + L shortcut.

Access a pop-up window of available routing layers. Click an entry to switch to that layer (dropping a via to do so). The number to the right of each entry ([n]) can be used to switch to that layer directly, without popping this window.

When routing from a multi-layer pad or via, switches the layer for the current connection to the next signal layer defined for that pad/via

Add fanout via; tool immediately waits for next fanout to route and via to place

Add a via without changing layer

Change routing via start/end layers

Cycles through the connections available for routing if the current pad has multiple connections

Switches the cursor position from the currently selected pad or track to the target pad or track. If the location of the object being switched to is not in the current window, the view jumps and centers around the new cursor position

Enable subnet swapping

Swap target subnet - cycles through all swappable target subnets

End the accordion

Toggle display of the length tuning gauge on/off

Commits the routing up to the current cursor position and places the tracks

Remove last segment or accordion

Terminate current route. Any routing that has been committed before calling the termination is retained

Cycle through the currently enabled routing conflict resolution modes. The modes available (including Walkaround Obstacles, Push Obstacles, Hug and Push Obstacles, Ignore obstacles, and Stop at First Obstacle) can be defined on the PCB Editor - Interactive Routing page of the Preferences dialog.

Choose the required track width from available predefined favorite routing widths in the Favorite Interactive Routing Widths dialog

Access the Ineractive Routing mode of the Properties panel in which you can define the approach used for defining the target length and to modify properties of the interactive routing on-the-fly

Decrease the amplitude of the accordion pattern by the amount defined for the Amplitude Increment in the Accordion mode of the Properties panel

Increase the amplitude of the accordion pattern by the amount defined for the Amplitude Increment in the Accordion mode of the Properties panel

Decrease the corner (miter) radius (when using the Mitered with Lines or Mitered with Arcs accordion patterns)

Increase the corner (miter) radius (when using the Mitered with Lines or Mitered with Arcs accordion patterns)

Decrease the gap (pitch) for the accordion pattern by the amount defined for the Gap Increment in the Accordion mode of the Properties panel

Increase the gap (pitch) for the accordion pattern by the amount defined for the Gap Increment in the Accordion mode of the Properties panel

Cycle forward through the supported tuning patterns. Available patterns are: Mitered with Lines, Mitered with Arcs, and Rounded

Cycle backward through the supported tuning patterns. Available patterns are: Mitered with Lines, Mitered with Arcs, and Rounded

Toggle Amplitude Direction (starting direction) for the accordion pattern

Cycle through the routing corner styles

Enter the desired bus routing

Access the Differential Pair Routing mode of the Properties panel from where you can change routing preferences on-the-fly, as well as modify properties of the track being placed

Cycle through the four available corner modes (45 degree, 45 degree with arc, 90 degree, 90 degree with arc)

Toggle between corner direction sub-modes (for the relevant corner modes)

Reduce the radius of the arc (by 1mil/0.025mm increments) when in arc cornering placement mode

Reduce the radius of the arc (by 10mil/0.254mm increments) when in arc cornering placement mode

Increase the radius of the arc (by 1mil/0.025mm increments) when in arc cornering placement mode

Increase the radius of the arc (by 10mil/0.254mm increments) when in arc cornering placement mode

Commits the routing up to the current cursor position and places the tracks

Remove last segment

Terminate current route. Any routing that has been committed before calling the termination is retained

Cycle through the currently enabled routing conflict resolution modes. The modes available (including Walkaround Obstacles, Push Obstacles, Hug and Push Obstacles, Ignore obstacles, and Stop at First Obstacle) can be defined on the PCB Editor - Interactive Routing page of the Preferences dialog, and modified on-the-fly (press Tab to access the Differential Pair Routing mode of the Properties panel)

During sliding, use to cycle through the three modes (45 Degree, Mixed, and Rounded).

Toggle automatic loop removal feature on/off

Toggle the display of clearance boundaries

Choose the required track width from available predefined favorite routing widths in the Track mode of the Properties panel

Choose the required via size from available predefined via sizes, sourced from one or more associated via templates. The Choose Via Sizes dialog will appear with which to do so

Cycle through routing width sources (User Choice --> Rule Minimum --> Rule Preferred --> Rule Maximum)

Cycle through via size sources (User Choice --> Rule Minimum --> Rule Preferred --> Rule Maximum)

Cycle through available via patterns (aligned or staggered)

Cycle through the defined Gap values available for the differential pair being routed, through the applicable Differential Pairs Routing rule (Min Gap --> Preferred Gap --> Max Gap)