Hi,
there is one way but it is a bit difficult to explain and you have to be careful about a few things.
Ако имаш додатна питања може и на срБском 😀.
The TYPE column in Cross-Reference Table is associated with ace_xref blocks in the Symbol Library.

To find path to your Symbol Library go to
ACEPROJECTPROPS -> PROJECT SETTINGS TAB -> Schematic Libraries.
Open that folder and you will find "ace_xref....dwg" files.

EDITING MAPPING FILE
You can edit the mapping file in two ways, using the dialog box:

or by editing _XREF_GRAPHICS table in default_cat.mdb:

If you want to use dialog box there are several ways to open it.
Оne way is as follows:
- type ACEPROJECTPROPS
- open CROSS-REFERENCES TAB
- select "Table Format" at the bottom of the tab
- select "Setup" button
- select "Symbol Mapping"
- select "Edit..." button

How it works
Contact block name in column SYMBOL is mapped to a drawing named in column GRAPHIC,
e.g. "*23*" is mapped to "ace_xref_formc":

This means that if the name of the block in the drawing matches the pattern "*23*" (e.g. "VCR23" or "VCR23R") than in its XREF table "ace_xref_formc.dwg" is used:

First column in the table "SEARCHORDER" arranges the order of the records so that certain wildcard patterns are used before others. For example, the contact symbol HCR217F.dwg matches two different SYMBOL values, “*217F*” and “*21*”. Since “*217F*” has a lower SEARCHORDER value, its GRAPHIC symbol is used in the cross-reference table.
Help page about Mapping table, for more information:
AutoCAD Electrical 2025 Help | Edit Dialog Box (Cross-Reference Symbol Mapping Table) | Autodesk
The procedure would be to create your own "ace_xref_.. .dwg" files in Symbol Library that will contain text describing the function of the contact, and then to assign them to the corresponding block in the mapping table.
Things to watch out for
1) Letter case should be the same in "ace_xref_.. .dwg" and in the GRAPHIC column e.g. if file name is "ace_xref_formC.dwg" you should not use "ace_xref_formc.dwg" in mapping table.
2) After modifying the ace_xref_.. .dwg file in the Symbol Library, it is not enough just to update the cross-reference in the working drawing. You need to first purge the "ace_xref_.." block in the working drawing if it exists, otherwise the working drawing will still use the old "ace_xref_.." block definition.
First use ACE_XREF_HIDE_UNHIDE to hide all XREF tables that contain the "ace_xref_.." block.
Than using PURGE command remove the definition of the "ace_xref_.." block in the working file.
Then use ACE_XREF_HIDE_UNHIDE again to display the XREF tables.
3) You can scale "ace_xref_.." block in XREF table cell.
Select cell(s) and modify "Block scale" property:


Regards,
Vladimir