All right now will that text and other innovations in this drawing to make things more clear for the
circuit diagram and to do that first we'll create our own text style.
Now right now in order of the scale of this and drawings let's just build an idea of the scale and for
that I'll use the I command.
So I'll type D.
I press enter and click on to point.
So I just click here and then I just click right here and that's 0.09.
So this tiny distance is 0.09.
So I'm just using that as a reference.
Or you can also type D I press enter and click on these two points to get the picture which is four
point four.
So this sort of length is four point four.
Now with reference to this if OVERDECK size is Point 1 it will look better.
So it would use a text height of point 1 unit.
All right.
Now to make the text style go to annotation.
Click on this text.
I can and it will open the Texas style and select the standard I'm not going to create any new Select
the font size and change it to simplex the height.
Well Point 1 and apply and goes.
Now let's go to this multi-line text and let's start adding the text so look at this.
Now on the cursor I have the Point One size of text which is quite lean and visible.
So let's add the switchgear as one switch number one then press enter.
And that's a switch number two which is the push button type switch.
Press enter again and this is our three volt battery.
All right.
And maybe you can just extend it a little bit and you can just move it also.
Now we need to add the party the party lines can be added.
So let's go to text and here it's minus.
And let's just move it again a little bit to the side here and again here are the positive polarity
sign and there we have it again.
We need to just move it to place it properly where it is needed and maybe a little bit towards the left.
So there we have it.
Now the resistors so let's go to text and that's the first resistor so our one.
Well actually we only have a single resistor.
I'm not adding it's value in ohms to keep things simple here.
Also we have the IOC here so let's just designate it with the icy
again I'm not very specific for this and I'm not adding that I see number 8 0 to 1 or things like that.
I'm just keeping things simple here.
Now we have the NBN and PNB transistors here so far that are again at D1 and D2 So that's D-1.
The first transistor and press enter.
That's D-2.
And this is the speaker.
So it's at that
capacitor here.
So see one that's a capacitor.
And here we have the oh so let's add up to also.
And there we have it so we've added a lot of annotations here.
And in this way you can add your annotations if you want to put your annotations on a separate layer.
You can go to their properties manager and add a new layer.
In this case I will simply add text and give it a color maybe green and select this text a single one
and right click select this option select similar that will select all the text go to this live drop
down.
Change it to text.
There we have it.
So the text is now moved to its proper layer and that completes our circuit diagram of a simple doorbell.