Wire secuense according a panel layout

Wire secuense according a panel layout

marcolrsm
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Wire secuense according a panel layout

marcolrsm
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hello everyone hope you are doing well.

 

I have the next issue.

 

I have finished all de circuits of my project and now i want to make my wiring diagrams to send them to my customer but i need to do the wire secuense. I was wondering if there is a way to do the wire secuence according the layout of my cabinet, for example:

 

I have this circuit 

 

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and the layout of my cabinet is like this

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i want to know if there is a way to do the secuence according the layout (right to the left - bottom to top)

The (number 1) is the Fuse (UP) that goes to the (number 2) terminal 39 of the terminal block (TC) then it goes to (number 3) terminal 5 of the terminal block (TF) and the next (number 4) goes to the terminal 29 of the terminal block (TT).

 

In this case i did it manully because i was trying to do it with the configurations of the project properties but it seems that it doesn´t repect the equipment disposition or maybe there is nothing that saids to autocad that has to follow that secuense

 

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james.mcmillanNYR6A
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If it helps, I think the wire sequence sort order is based on the position on the schematic drawing, not position in panel.

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rhesusminus
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As James said, you can't optimize the connection sequence based on the placement of the devices in the panel using AutoCAD Electrical.

 

Eplan however, can of course do this.


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ccad2509
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Trond

Sstop taunting these poor souls with functionality that other products have as standard

 

as we know

sticking a load of lisp routines on top of a 2d drafting tool is never going to give you any way of routing as that’s a 3d function

 

let them live in the Autodesk world where the delusional believe that acade is actual a competent electrical design tool

remember the chant

“ACADE is the only electrical design product and it’s the best”

All other electrical design products are fake news !!!!!!

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