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Besides the namecircuitneed toautomatically assignwire numbers.For example,the name of thechain 12, andwire numbers12-1,12-2,12-3,12-4.Often thewire numbersincluded in a reportfrom / to.Wire numbersare used aslabelson the wires.
You can currently set a project to assign wire numbers on a per-wire basis. Each wire gets a unique assignment. You can assign a wire number format of %S%N with a suffix setup of blank for the first entry, followed by -1, -2, -3, etc. The wire number would get assigned the sheet number, the zone number (from across the top of the IEC style border), a wire number, and a suffix. You might get something like this:
56 for a wire on sheet 5, zone 6
56-1 for the second wire on sheet 5 in zone 6
56-2 for the third wire on sheet 5 in zone 6
etc.
As shown in the image below. Identifying the wire this way helps a technician locate the wire in the circuit diagram while troubleshooting.
The circuit you posted appears to be a unique twist of this. It appears that you want a node number (i.e. 12) and then a unique number based upon node number-suffix for each segment that branches off the node. The only issue I see is how to interpret whether or not wire number 12 is in fact a wire or a bus. You have 4 segments dropping down from 12, almost as if 12 is a bus of some sort. Are there 5 wires or 4 wires? The node dots leave something for the imagination. I suggest angled tees instead. Then it would be clear what the actual wire routing is.
I assume he wants both: potential numbers and wire numbers (per wire basis). In the sample are four wires which have the same electrical potential. In AutoCAD Electrical you can use wire numbers (per wire basis) or wire numbers (potential), not both together. And the naming of the wire numbers (per wire basis) should be 'logical connected' to the potential number.
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