I created the component data, as indicated in the help.
Type 4 Pin List Assignments
You can set up subcategories of type 4 pin combinations so that some apply to specific contact types and other pin combinations to other contact types. You can also use a type 4 PINLIST assignment to track and control how many schematic terminal symbols can be tied to a given terminal tag-ID.
For filtering of special contact use
You can set up subcategories of type 4 pin combinations so that some apply to specific contact types and other pin combinations to other contact types. Encode the Pin List entries with a "4" plus a character to provide further filtering of what contacts are available for a given child contact. At the contact end, an attribute PINLIST_TYPE (or Xdata of the same name) must carry a value of "4" plus a character to match up with the coding in the pin list string.
For example, a given device has five N.O. contacts but they are not all the same. Three of them are motor contacts and 2 are auxiliary control contacts. Two different schematic symbols are created - one to be used to show the heavy-duty motor starter contacts and another symbol to be used for auxiliary contacts. Set up the motor starter contact symbol with attribute PINLIST_TYPE with a value of "4C" and the auxiliary contact symbol with PINLIST_TYPE value "4A". In the _PINLIST database table, encode the pin list information of the part number with type "4" entries but use "4A" and "4C" to differentiate which contact pin combinations are for the auxiliary contacts and which ones are for the starter contacts.
4A,1L,2L;4A,1R,2R;4C,L1,T1;4C,L2,T2;4C,L3,T3
When either symbol is inserted and associated with the parent, AutoCAD Electrical toolset sees the PINLIST_TYPE value of the symbol. The contact combinations that do not apply to the inserted component type are filtered out. When you insert a N.O. auxiliary motor starter contact (preset with PINLIST_TYPE attribute value of 4A), you trigger AutoCAD Electrical toolset to pick the next available 4A pin list combination of 1L/2L or 1R/2R. When you insert a N.O. main motor contact symbol (present with PINLIST_TYPE attribute value of 4C), you trigger AutoCAD Electrical toolset to pick the next available 4C pin list combination (L1/T1, L2/T2, or L3/T3).
After inserting the contact and the parent's assignment, a message about exceeding the contacts appears.
I press the button “Ignore Limit”, the contacts are indicated correctly.
But the message of exceeding contacts interferes with the work.
Maybe I did not take into account something?
