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Troubleshooting

+ This page contains possible solutions to the common problems that you may + encounter while using System Model Manager (SMM). +

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+ Common Problems +

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+ Possible Solutions +

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+ The SVG viewer displays a square instead of a unicode character. +

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+ This indicates that the font used does not contain the unicode + character, and you must use another font that contains the unicode character. +

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+ To change the font, edit the shapes XML file that you have added to + the project and add font information to it. For example, the following + information in the shapes XML file specifies 'Arial Unicode MS' as font for the + text in the system model diagram: +

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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<shapes xmlns:s="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"> +
<s:defs>
<s:style type="text/css"> +
text {font-family: "Arial Unicode MS"!important}
</s:style>
</s:defs>
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</shapes>
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+ Note: If you are using the default shapes, create a + copy of the shapes.xml or fshapes.xml file available under the + SystemModelGenerator\rsc + directory and then edit the file. +

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+ When zoomed in and mousing-over a component to see the + dependencies, far ends of the arrow are not visible. +

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+ If you zoom out to see the whole line, there is not enough detail + to read the text. +

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+ In order to get the arrows to stay visible, perform the following + steps: +

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    + Mouse-over the component to view the dependencies. +

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    + Keep the mouse over the component, select the component text ( + left-click and drag the pointer over the text) and drag the pointer out of the + component (with the left mouse button still down). +

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    + Release the mouse button and the dependencies arrows remain + visible until you next mouse-over and leave the component. +

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+ System Model Manager displayes warnings about a collection with no + level when building a system model. +

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+ This implies that you may have accidently left out a level. A + collection with no level is acceptable if its parent block and layer have no + levels defined. If there are defined levels, System Model Generator + automatically creates a new unnamed level on top to put all collections with no + levels. +

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