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The fourth of several questions about using Altium Designer19 (I have been using PADS, if you know, please let me know, thank you. If you don’t want to tell me, please don’t say it)

1. Which icon or shortcut key is the AD prohibited wiring area placement tool?

2. Class setting method

3. Layer setting, why can’t the layer order be moved up or down after right-clicking? What if the stacking is set incorrectly and saved? Does a four-layer board only need the top silk screen layer, top wiring layer, top solder mask layer, bottom silk screen layer, bottom wiring layer, and bottom solder mask layer?

4. Copper pouring manager-Is the copper pouring line width set in the two columns on the right? Why is there a network in the upper column before copper pouring, but there are actually no network names on the PCB

5. How to avoid gaps in the network after copper pouring?

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1. The AD keep-out region placement tool can be implemented by selecting the "Design" tab and selecting the "Place Keep-Out Region" icon in the "Board Planning" group.

2. The way to set up classes in Altium Designer is through the "PCB Rules and Constraints Editor". You can open the settings interface by selecting "Properties" in the right-click menu, and then select the "Classes" tab on the left to create, edit and manage different categories.

3. For issues with layer settings and order movement, you can adjust them by following these steps:

   • Select the "Design" tab and open the "Layer Stack Manager" in the "Layer Stack Manager" group.
   • In the "Layer Stack" dialog box, you can see a list of layers and their order. If you cannot move up or down, it may be because some layer properties are locked.
   • To unlock the sequential movement of layers, right-click the corresponding layer and select "Unlock From Layer Below" or "Unlock From Layer Above".
   • If you have mistakenly saved an incorrect layer stackup setup, you can modify it in the "Layer Stack Manager" and regenerate the PCB document to update the layer stackup.

   Regarding the layer settings of a four-layer board, in general, the top silkscreen layer, the top routing layer, the top solder mask layer, the bottom silkscreen layer, the bottom routing layer, and the bottom solder mask layer are sufficient. However, depending on the specific design requirements, sometimes more layers may need to be added.

4. Regarding the setting of line width in the copper pour manager, you can find the "rule file" in the "PCB project folder" window, double-click to open the "Design Rules" dialog box, and then select the "Routing Width" rule to set the copper pour line width.