Wire numbering FROM/TO tag to tag instead of unique numbers

Wire numbering FROM/TO tag to tag instead of unique numbers

cklattERCYQ
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Wire numbering FROM/TO tag to tag instead of unique numbers

cklattERCYQ
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Hello, 

 

 

Wire labels shall be labeled based on device tag and destination. For example, for a wire where one end

 

is connected to terminal block TBA1 and the other end is connected to LSHH-4001, the wire label at both

 

ends would be LSHH4001/TBA1. This makes for easy tracing and troubleshooting for those unfamiliar

 

with the system without prints.

 

 

Is this easily possible to change this instead of having it do single wire numbers on each rung line label? how to set this up if possible? Or is this always a manually task to type it in on each wire/line for the wire number.

 

PNG. example image attached.

 

Thanks.

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cklattERCYQ
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Without having to write code....? I already have looked at this and its over my head. is that the only way? there has to be something less intrusive.

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rhesusminus
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Has there?

We're talking AutoCAD Electrical here. Its "flexibility" lies in your ability to code workarounds.


Trond Hasse Lie
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cklattERCYQ
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Not a fan, Autodesk Electrical, please add this feature to the the wire numbering options/properties. Or if anyone has any better instructions on how to or video please let us know.

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rhesusminus
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I saw that you're familiar with Eplan, so you know that issues like this are trivial to fix in other programs.


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