I have a board with three LCSC part C95463 3.5mm TRS jacks connected in parallel (T to T to T, R to R to R, etc.):
![image.png](//image.easyeda.com/pullimage/NhthBngjlYQVBmUbPeX0MFh6zdtWWgeg3hJUFMH8.png)
The jack is build such that T, R, and S each come out on two pins, for mechanical stability, but internally they are electrically connected together by a metal strap that spans across the top of the connector:
![image.png](//image.easyeda.com/pullimage/L4QR9wrHprhvCydcH1Y70BVrkxOjyec96jeXwmvz.png)
So I don't need to connect the two "T" pins together, or the two "R" pins, or the two "S" pins.
**_But_**, the way the footprint exists in the library, if I don't connect the two corresponding pins together, I get unrouted ratlines, and DRM tells me there are orphaned nets:
![image.png](//image.easyeda.com/pullimage/2VMR1smromksYXfm33axR3b1FosVmB7MvffBQnAc.png)
How can I tell the software that these pins are connected internally? I would think the footprint already has this covered:
![image.png](//image.easyeda.com/pullimage/yNM0EHscX2AWHs3MDEJUyg0lwvq5MpL3iqHaOUVy.png)
Yes, I could work around, but I'm looking for the "right" way to fix this, so workaround suggestions aren't needed.
Thanks!
...R
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