Tech Tip: Importing DXF drawings into E3.series for use as connector symbols
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In this Tech Tip, I describe the steps to import 2D DXF drawings provided by a connector manufacturer into E3.series Database Editor for use as a connector symbol’s graphic, as well as how to scale and orient the imported graphic so it can properly represent the connector.
Mike Montalvo is an E3.series applications engineer helping customers leverage E3.series to accelerate their design and production goals. His work focuses on providing post-sale support and integration. He is a certified tower climber and voluntarily climbs for a non-profit that maintains amateur radio equipment around the state.
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