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Multiple One-Line Wire Layers

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Anonymous
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Multiple One-Line Wire Layers

We use varying lineweights on our One-Lines depending on voltage level, so we therefore have multiple wire layers on them (HS_BUS, LS_BUS, etc). However when I generated my Panel Annotations, on some of my relays, I had a pin populate that was equal to the pin label given to the relay function (21, 51, 87, etc). I am thinking this is because the wire that went into that relay on the One-Line is not "1-". Is this the reason, or is there something else that I am missing? Is the "1-" layer similar to jumpers, in that I can just add "1-" to any wire layer to have it treated as a One-Line wire? Or is it an issue that I might have wrong with my one-line relay component?

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rhesusminus
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It's only components that can be "1-" and this is controlled by typing the text "1-" into the WDTYPE attribute of that symbol.
THe black name has nothing to do with it. This also means that there's wire types that are "one line". Aires are wires. It all depends on what components they are connected to.
If you run a from/to report for category "One-Line", you get all wires connected to One-Line components.

For the rest of your question it would be nice to see a screenshot or two, showing the problem(s).

Trond Hasse Lie
EPLAN Expert and ex-AutoCAD Electrical user.
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