Cadence PCB Best Practices

Getting Started with Symphony Team Design Getting Started with Symphony Team Design October 2019 33 Product Version 17.4-2019 ■ From the command line using the sc command Important To determine the best way to configure the Windows services per organization policies check with the IT department. Configuring the Symphony Server Manager You can setup the Symphony Server Manager as a Windows service using the following ways: Service Controller Utility To manage the service using the sc command, use the following steps: ■ Open Run window in administrator mode and type cmd. ■ Enter the following commands in the system command window to install the service: sc create binPath="" ❑ Choose a specific Service Name. For example, Cadence Symphony Server Manager. ❑ Set the binPath to the Cadence installation hierarchy (\tools\bin\muservermgr.exe)on the local machine. Note: The UNC or network drives paths are not supported. ■ To delete the service, enter the following command in the system command window: sc delete ■ Enter the following commands to start, query, stop, and restart the service: sc start sc query sc stop sc restart Windows Service Dialog The Windows Services graphical interface cannot be used to install or uninstall services, but can be used to view and manage already installed services. The same actions of starting,

• Cover
• Contents
• Introduction
• Symphony Team Design Overview
• System Requirements
• Terminology
• Basic Operation and Flows
• Network Server-Side Team Design Flow
• Informal First-Client Driven Team Design Flow
• Network Client-Side Team Design Flow
• Network Server Manager Team Design Flow
• Client-Side Pause Session Flow
• Client-Side Constraint Edit Mode Flow
• Getting Started with Symphony Team Design
• Modes of Operation
• Network Server-Side Team Design Mode
• Informal First-Client Driven Team Design Mode
• Customizing Server Settings
• Starting Symphony Server in No Graphics Mode
• Starting Symphony Server Using Symphony Server Manager
• Symphony Server Manager as a Windows Service
• Starting Symphony Server Manager in No graphics mode
• Informal First-Client Driven Team Design Mode
• Interaction Between Layout Editor and the Symphony Server Application
• Pause Session
• Constraint Edit Mode Flow
• SKILL Support
• Place Replicate Apply
• Multi-User Lock Display
• Multi-User Cursor Display
• Symphony Team Design Commands
• Design Prerequisites
• Supported Application Modes
• Supported Commands
• Placement Tasks
• Interactive Routing Tasks
• Integrated Analysis and Checking
• Auto-Interactive Routing Tasks
• Shape Editing Tasks
• General Tasks
• User Interaction
• Manufacturing
• Symphony Server