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A co-worker and I are currently working on making our wiring diagrams more streamlined with our Inventor assemblies. One issue we are running into is wire terminals [i.e. crimped slip-ons] and showing the wired connections between components using crimped terminals. I've searched all over the web but I could only find articles on terminal blocks and strips. Any ideas on how we should go about it, or are connections between components and wire terminals not possible in Electrical/Inventor workflows? I have attached a screenshot of a contactor and the wires w/ terminals as an example.
There is no way to tell AcadE that a crimp terminal is needed on these wires. Do you draw them in the schematics? Maybe you can use a connector symbol, and connect the wire to the connector? If you insert a crimp terminal in Inventor and give it the same tag as in the schematics, you should be goog to go.'
But I guess your wire from/to reports would look strange...
Trond Hasse Lie EPLAN Expert and ex-AutoCAD Electrical user. Ctrl Alt El Please select "Accept Solution" if this post answers your question. 'Likes' won't hurt either. 😉
