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Getting Started Contactor Manager General Interesting for user Compact and Professional version The Contactor Manager coordinates the relationship between coils and contacts. The difference between the semi-automatic and fully automatic processes is as follows: • The Semi-automatic Contactor Manager allows you to assign contacts to coils (or vice versa) immediately, without any database reference (part number). The part number will be allocated later via the Contactor Browser. • The Fully-automatic Contactor Manager takes you back to the database selection as soon as the component has been placed, and a part number has to be assigned. The cross-reference to the contact is generated online and the connection names are added automatically. Semi-automatic Contactor Manager The following coils are managed with the Contactor Manager in semi-automatic mode. Please check whether the semi-automatic Contactor Manager is active or not. Select the menu command 'Settings – Common Settings', (tab) 'Contactors and PLC modules' and activate the Options 'Activate contactor manager' and 'Semi-automatic'. Exit with 'OK'. Hint Do not alter the reference name; this will be automatically assigned and managed. The numbering is done automatically after the diagram is completed, using your data input. There are two possible ways using the Contactor Manager: Method 1: The coil is first positioned in the drawing and then the contacts are assigned to the coil From the menu select 'Schematic – Load symbol ...'. If no library is opened yet, select the Favourites library 'EXAMPLE'. You will find the motor circuit breaker under 'MPCB_3pol+Aux-contact'. 48
Design capture The Contactor list dialogue is becomes active. Here you see all used contactors and their contacts together. 49
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