The Slip-In Cartridge Valve is a special type of Footprint that additionally contains the Cartridge Valve.
Hence, in HyDraw and MDTools Slip-In Cartridge Valve Insert, Cover and Assembly are specially handled.
Case 1: Slip-In Cartridge Valve Insert and Slip-In Cartridge Valve Cover.
- Insert Slip-In Cartridge Valve Insert symbol.

- Insert Slip-In Cartridge Valve Cover symbol.

- Stack both of them as shown below.

- Special handling of Slip-In Cartridge Valve Cover and Insert in HyDrawCAD and MDTools.
- Item ID of Slip-In Cartridge Valve Insert and Slip-In Cartridge Valve Cover are joined by ‘&’ symbol and treated as one component in the Cavity/Net list.
- Slip-In Cartridge Valve Insert Port Names A and B are assigned to the Cartridge Valve of the Slip-In Footprint.
- Slip-In Cartridge Valve Cover Port Names X, Y, Z1 and Z2 are assigned to the Drill holes of the Slip-In Footprint.

Case 2: Slip-In Cartridge Valve Assembly.
- Insert the Slip-In Cartridge Valve Assembly.

- Special handling of Slip-In Cartridge Valve Assembly in HyDrawCAD and MDTools.
Slip-In Cartridge Valve Assembly Port Names A and B are assigned to the Cartridge Valve of the Slip-In Footprint and Port Names X, Y, Z1 and Z2 are assigned to the Drill holes of the Slip-In Footprint.

Note:
In case, the Port Name or Net Name is not defined in the Schematic, those cavities are automatically suppressed in the MDTools.