Hello Community,
I'm having difficulties to understand the usage of multiple Source / Destination arrows.
My use case:
I have a start point from which a wire (source arrow "TS2+") jumps onto another drawing (destination arrow "TS2+"), then the wire goes through two terminals and jumps to another spot on the same drawing (source / destination arrows "TS2+-01"), where the wire goes again through 2 terminals, then it jumps again on another drawing (source / destination arrows "TS2+-02"), where it does the same (through 2 terminals, jump "TS2+-03", through 2 terminals) and then end at the last terminal.
The wire is marked as "JUMPER / no wire numbering"
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I am not sure what is going on by what you posted.
I do multiple Source/Destination codes on the same page and use the format that you described.
What seems to be your issue?
I'm not sure I understand your question, but I will attempt an answer.
One source can feed multiple destinations. However, you cannot connect more than one source arrow to a destination.
For page-to-page jumps, the simplest method is to make the source and destination code for each pair unique. Leave the page with a source and continue on the next page with a destination that has the same code as the source on the previous page. For example:
Page 1 source...SIG000 Page 2 destination...SIG000
Page 2 source...SIG001 Page 3 destination...SIG001
Page 3 source...SIG002 Page 4 destination...SIG002
ETC.
Doug McAlexander
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Specializing in AutoCAD Electrical Implementation Support
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