Hi Harness Man,
AutoCAD Electrical is the product where you would draw the point-to-point
wiring diagrams to drive cable and harness designs inside of Autodesk
Inventor Professional.
Please check out the Cadalyst article posted at
http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index?siteID=123112&id=4131575 for more
information.
I hope this helps.
Thanks,
Scott Reese
AutoCAD Electrical Product Manager
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"Harness_man" wrote in message
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> How many of you using ACADE or would recommend it if the last version of
ACAD that you used was R14
>
> Here is my scenario........I have been an electrical designer for the past
12yrs and did all my schematics, MCC layouts, and control panel layouts in
AutoCAD....R14 was the last version that I have used.........Started a new
job in Wire Harness Manufacturing........
> I know that ACADE will coincide with Autodesk Inventor Pro's Cable and
Harness function for getting all the tables that I will need to supply for
Mfd........
>
> The Problem is that I don't need to draw any schematics and that is what
seems to be the Core of ACADE.....so than I need to do a Point-to-Point
drawing in ACADE, and there isn't much help that I can find to walk me
through the process..
> It also seem that until I do my Point-to-Point drawing INVENTOR PRO is
not going to be much help till then.
>
> Please help shed some light on this, because I seem to be lost between on
how to use ACADE and INVENTOR PRO that my company has bought for me and I
think I need some training
> THANKS