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Now place another motor. This M2 should actually be the same component as M1,
nevertheless this time choose type '1LA7106-6AA10' from the database selection,
and modify the function text to 'Worm' (it means Worm drive). Then go back to
the beginning with or a click the right mouse button.
Incorrect assignments can be corrected simply and easily!
Now we want to correct our "mistake" (the incorrectly assigned part number for
M2): position the cursor on motor M2 and click with the right mouse button. The
'Component Parameters' menu will appear, giving the most important
commands for this component. With the left mouse button select the field 'Part
number': the database list will reappear immediately and you can choose the
correct type '1LA7083-6AA10' with a double click.
Now, to protect the unit we need a 'Fuse-3pol'. Use the type '5SG5573 compl.
10A', and the value for 'Text2' is nominal current '10A'.
TIP
Component reference names (like M, Q..) are not numbered at this point.
This will be done later using the automatic numbering function.
Symbols with texts supplement
Interesting for user Basic - Compact and Professional version
hint
Text inputs are made by the general input field down in the information
border. The input field is activated automatically, as soon as an input is
expected.
In order to write a text in a symbol, e.g. a function text, you click with the right
mouse button on the symbol. Select in the parameter menu the 'function text' and
insert in the input line the function text (e.g. 'load').
It opens a window with all texts in the lexicon.
If you would like to enter another text, then you continue to write (the suggested
text overwritten). With the 'red sign' you transfer the text to the drawing. Now set
the text to any position into the proximity of the symbol.
If you select the function text again, a menu opens, in which you can assign
different characteristics of the text. If you select 'adjustment ' and if you set the
text adjustment 'centrically', set the text on a new position.
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