Continuing from last weeks theme of worker with point to point wiring todays post will cover adding a splice into your design and also the time saving tool that helps us work with multiple wires.

Written by Tata Technologies CAD/PLM Geek on Thursday, August 27, 2009
Continuing from last weeks theme of worker with point to point wiring todays post will cover adding a splice into your design and also the time saving tool that helps us work with multiple wires.

Tata Technologies CAD/PLM Geek
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Labels: AutoCAD Electrical , Connectors , multiple , Splice , Wires
Written by Tata Technologies CAD/PLM Geek on Thursday, July 16, 2009
Today we take a look at adding multiple terminals into our schematics. We will use the multiple insert command that allows us to take advantage of fencing to have all components added to the areas that we ran our fencing across as you will see in the video.
Remember the terminal symbols on the schematic are a representation of wire connection points. The terminal symbol representation on the schematic can have associations with the physical terminal block on the panel drawing.
There are four types of terminal behavior that you can select from and five main terminal styles (square, round, hexagon, diamond, and triangle). Each type of terminal behavior is controlled by the terminal block name.
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Tata Technologies CAD/PLM Geek
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Labels: AutoCAD Electrical , insert , multiple , terminals
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