AutoCAD Electrical

[#1]

I'm inserting different components into my drawing and when I clicked on the HRT1 icon, it came out with a huge size. How do I reduce the size of the icon?

[#2]

The HRT1.dwg file is found in the library folders for electrical standards used outside of North America (IEC, JIS, GB, etc.).  Those drawing files were created with larger-scaled objects (scaled up roughly 12X).  If you want to use non-JIC symbols in JIC-based drawings/projects, you'll either need to manually edit the DWG files and scale all the objects down, or you could also scale the blocks down once you've inserted them. For the latter method, use the original insertion point of the block as the base point for the scaling operation.  A scale factor of .083333 (1/12) should get things about right.

[#3]

How do I scale the whole block at once instead of each indiviual line segment?

[#4]

If you're going to do the scaling in the original source DWG file, just select everything and then execute the SCALE command.  If you'll be doing it after the insertion into a drawing, then the block should be all one entity, so you could pick any one of its objects and all should highlight.  If you've somehow exploded the block upon insertion, then that's a different story.  Exactly how are you bringing the HRT1 into your drawing?  Which exact commands and options?

[#5]

I'm just using the Icon Menu under the Schematic Tab to insert into my drawings. I think I'll have to go the source drawing to scale it down.