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Den 2021-02-05 kl. 22:21, skrev Roland Lutz:
> On Fri, 5 Feb 2021, Nicklas SB Karlsson (nk AT nksb DOT online) [via 
> geda-user AT delorie DOT com] wrote:
>> Den 2020-12-09 kl. 00:18, skrev Roland Lutz:
>>> The symbols are functionally equivalent (each symbol has a netname= 
>>> attribute which specifies the net to which it is connected, visible 
>>> by default for all but the ground symbols), they only differ in 
>>> their visual representation and can be used interchangably.
>>
>> All voltages are the same. Think it make sense only these with the 
>> same symbol is connected to same net and there is a need for several 
>> voltages. In my schematic I have more or less globally 3.3V, analog 
>> 3.3V and 5V. But also have 24V which is very common for automation 
>> equipment.
>
> With these symbols, you can select which net they connect to by 
> changing the netname= attribute.
>
> If you use pwr-1.sym as is, it will connect to the 3.3V rail; but if 
> you change it to netname=+5V, then it will connect to the +5V rail.

Then it will work great.