Connection - Connect Lines / Busbars
Changes made to Connection properties, as shown in the following dialogs, only apply to objects that are drawn after changes have been made to the settings, not to existing objects.
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Connect Lines |
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Lines |
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Width |
Defines the line width (thickness) of the connection line. |
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Style |
Defines the line style to be used, selected from the drop-down list. |
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Defines the color for the connection line.
If 'Automatic' is selected, the color defined in the Color Definitions dialog box will be used. |
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Level |
Defines the drawing level on which the connection lines will be placed.
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Use properties of starting line |
When connecting to an already existing graphical connect line, the properties (such as width, style, color and level) of the existing line apply to the new line with this option checked.
When connecting two lines with each other, the properties of the connect line first digitized are used. |
Busbars
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Width |
Defines the line width (thickness) of the connection lines of busbars. |
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Style |
Defines the line style to be used, selected from the drop-down list. |
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Defines the color for the connection lines of busbars.
If 'Automatic' is selected, the color defined in the Color Definitions dialog box will be used. |
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Level |
Defines the drawing level on which the busbar will be placed.
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Use properties of starting busbar |
When connecting a busbar to an already existing graphical connect line, the properties (such as width, style, color and level) of the existing line apply to the new line with this option checked.
When connecting two lines with each other, the properties of the connect line first digitized are used. |
Ignore for Cabling Table |
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Display ignored connect line in alternative |
When checked, the desired connection lines can be ignored in the Cabling Table.
These ignored connection lines are displayed in the schematic with the alternative
Note The connection line is also displayed in the alternative |
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Ignore new connections in Cabling Table |
When checked, all newly added connections in the Cabling Table can be ignored.
Alternatively, this functionality can also be controlled using the new icon |
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Defines the
If 'Automatic' is selected, the |
Angled Connections |
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Connection angle |
Defines the angle of inclination for automatically switching between forced and normal wiring. The default value of the angle of inclination is 45 degrees.
See also: Automatically switching between forced and normal wiring |
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Offset distance |
Defines the bend distance for automatically switching between forced and normal wiring. The default value of the bend distance are 2 mm.
See also: Automatically switching between forced and normal wiring |
Delete with graphical representationTo be able to simultaneously delete the graphic connection, the routed wire and the signal, it is possible to configure the Delete command or the Del key. |
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Signal |
Check this option to also delete the signal definition of the connection pins upon deletion of the selected connect line. |
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Conductors/Wires |
When this option is checked and connect line is deleted, also the conductors / wires placed on the line are deleted.
NoteWhen the Unconnect, if |
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Conductors/Wires from project |
When this option is checked and a connect line is deleted, also the wires or conductors placed on the line are deleted from project.
Conductors can only be deleted from dynamic cables without cable type assignment. When the last conductor is deleted from a dynamic cable, the cable is also deleted. |
Template Symbol |
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Horizontal/Vertical |
This option specifies which template symbol is used when creating a connection.
Depending on whether the connect line is horizontal or vertical, the corresponding symbol is placed.
Angled connections and curved connections are considered when placing template symbols. |