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WSCAD 5.2 - FTP Directory Listing

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Inserting corners<br />

This button activates<br />

the UNDO-function.<br />

Design capture<br />

An alternative to destination-wiring if you only<br />

have 2 connections are corners and serve only as<br />

a drawing aid. The corners connect automatically<br />

with the symbols both horizontally and<br />

vertically. When the wiring diagram is created, the<br />

corner pieces are disregarded.<br />

Go to page 1 and load first a 'Corner: bottom<br />

right'. Position it and the main switch and the<br />

angle piece will automatically be linked together<br />

with a connection line.<br />

If it is difficult to position the corner with the<br />

mouse, use the cursor keys.<br />

Another angle is placed immediately afterwards.<br />

Place two more corner pieces as given in the<br />

circuit diagram. Use the key to end the<br />

automatic loading of symbols. If the connection<br />

between the symbols is not functioning then the<br />

automatic connection process has not been<br />

activated. You can check the status at the lower<br />

left -hand side on the screen (a 'A' in the box on<br />

the left side of the information bar). Use the<br />

function key to turn it on or off.<br />

Inserting direction symbols (T-pieces)<br />

Hint<br />

If you have made a mistake whilst drawing, you<br />

can use the UNDO command (e.g. in the menu bar<br />

'Schematic') to remove the incorrect destination<br />

wiring symbols and lines.<br />

T-pieces designate the wiring between components in the control<br />

cabinet. The arrow always shows the common connection and must<br />

always be connected only to a component, the black line is the<br />

1st. Destination and the red line is the 2nd. Destination. This means<br />

that a common connection always has two wires.<br />

Now load the destination wiring symbol 'T bottom: Target 1 left -><br />

Target 2 right'. A further DW symbol is loaded.<br />

You can swap the DW symbols around very easily. Simply place another<br />

symbol in the same position (on top of it) and the existing symbol will be<br />

deleted.<br />

This also applies to diagrams from earlier versions. Simply place a DW<br />

symbol over a node. The node will then be deleted.<br />

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