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You can also modify easily the reference name of a terminal connection later. One
possibility is via the command 'Modify – Reference name', but the quickest way
is of course via menu 'Component Parameters': move the cursor across the
component and a click with the right mouse button will show you the Component
Parameters including the reference name.
The designation 'L1' of the terminal connection (=pin number of the component)
will be done later. At the upper end of the terminal, there is a little dot on the left.
This is a visible designation for the internal destination assignment in the
terminal list. You can change the destination to external by using the 'Modify -
Terminal dest.' command. If you click on a terminal after selecting this command
then the internal destination assignment will turn over. Note that the position of
the dot changes from top to bottom.
Alternative: a right button click on any terminal brings up a sub-menu including the
'Terminal dest.' command, or, when placing the terminal, by pressing the right
mouse button to activate the rotate/mirror sub-menu. (Modifying the assignment is
not necessary on page 1 of this example, but you will see it on page 2 with the
valves).
Place a second terminal (preferably with the cursor keys, with Snap ON!). On this
one, you do not have to enter a reference name, because the automatic function
will assign terminals at the same level to the same terminal strip (like the one on
the left). After placing the terminal, the menu 'Component Parameters' appears
and now you select the 'Reference name' line. Clear the input line for e.g.
pressing and press to confirm.
In menu 'Component Parameters', the reference name is already correctly
displayed. You can alter the reference at any time, e.g. when the terminal belongs
to another terminal strip. Exit from menu with and you will notice that the
terminal is displayed in the diagram without a reference name.
You can place the other three terminals
in the same manner as the second one,
but it is much faster to use the 'Repeat'
function within the menu
'Delete/Move'. Select 'Repeat'. At the
prompt 'Set start position', position
the cursor and press the left mouse
button (or key) three times to
place three more terminals (without a
reference name). Every mouse click
represents a repetition at the same
displacement distance. Exit the
command by pressing the right mouse
button (or key).
Placing the terminal for terminal strip '-X1' (belonging to the motor 'M1') by using
the component: 'Terminal'. This terminal is to be assigned to a different terminal
strip, alter the 'Reference name' in the 'Component Parameters' to '-X1'
(remember the component parameter appears after placing the terminal).
The automatic function will do the pin assignments later. Place the second the
third and the 'PE' terminal of the terminal strip '-X1' the same way, but clear the
'Reference name'.
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