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Connectors

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Anonymous
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Connectors

Is there a way to link all the connectors on a device so if one connector is
changed to a specific circuit, all the connectors change to that circuit.

For example: I have specified 3 connectors on a receptacle (on the
quadrants) and have left the connector circuits to unassigned. I assign
circuit numbers when circuiting. I would like all the connectors on the
device to change to the circuit number, not just the one connector the wire
is attached to. The problem I am having with multiple branch circuits.
Unless I run the wire between the two previously used connectors, the
program doesn't recognize the multiple branches. There are a couple work
arounds I am trying to avoid:
1. Change back to one connector (Looks sloppy on some devices)
2. Manually edit each device and assign the circuit number to each
connector (Takes too long).

And ideas?

Andrew
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Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

Hi Andrew,

I don't know any way to automatically assign a circuit to all connectors on
a device:-(
But you can use modify to edit all devices that are connected to the same
circuit in one operation. That might save you some work.


/Bosse

"Andrew" wrote in message
news:1A8AC8D513662C58DB1580B89D24CE06@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> Is there a way to link all the connectors on a device so if one connector
is
> changed to a specific circuit, all the connectors change to that circuit.
>
> For example: I have specified 3 connectors on a receptacle (on the
> quadrants) and have left the connector circuits to unassigned. I assign
> circuit numbers when circuiting. I would like all the connectors on the
> device to change to the circuit number, not just the one connector the
wire
> is attached to. The problem I am having with multiple branch circuits.
> Unless I run the wire between the two previously used connectors, the
> program doesn't recognize the multiple branches. There are a couple work
> arounds I am trying to avoid:
> 1. Change back to one connector (Looks sloppy on some devices)
> 2. Manually edit each device and assign the circuit number to each
> connector (Takes too long).
>
> And ideas?
>
> Andrew
>
>
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Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

Thanks Bo. That will save some time.


"Bo Noren [Autodesk]" wrote in message
news:17804241A8D91289873E5EEF756EA229@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> Hi Andrew,
>
> I don't know any way to automatically assign a circuit to all connectors
on
> a device:-(
> But you can use modify to edit all devices that are connected to the same
> circuit in one operation. That might save you some work.
>
>
> /Bosse
>
> "Andrew" wrote in message
> news:1A8AC8D513662C58DB1580B89D24CE06@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> > Is there a way to link all the connectors on a device so if one
connector
> is
> > changed to a specific circuit, all the connectors change to that
circuit.
> >
> > For example: I have specified 3 connectors on a receptacle (on the
> > quadrants) and have left the connector circuits to unassigned. I assign
> > circuit numbers when circuiting. I would like all the connectors on the
> > device to change to the circuit number, not just the one connector the
> wire
> > is attached to. The problem I am having with multiple branch circuits.
> > Unless I run the wire between the two previously used connectors, the
> > program doesn't recognize the multiple branches. There are a couple work
> > arounds I am trying to avoid:
> > 1. Change back to one connector (Looks sloppy on some devices)
> > 2. Manually edit each device and assign the circuit number to each
> > connector (Takes too long).
> >
> > And ideas?
> >
> > Andrew
> >
> >
>
>

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