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<strong>Getting</strong> <strong>Started</strong> Select '1LA7083-6AA10'. The component parameters for the selected component are displayed and can be edited if desired. 36
Design capture The original component name is overwritten with the component name from the database and the part number is copied across. Text can be typed in via the common input field at the bottom of the screen in the information toolbar. The text input field is automatically activated when the program expects an input. Click on 'Function text' and enter 'Feed'. After you have pressed , the text is positioned at the cursor. Now place (click with the left mouse button) the text wherever you like below the motor. This brings you back to the component parameters. Select the 'Function text' again. A menu appears where you can choose various text properties. Select 'Alignment' and set the text alignment to 'centered', place the text at 95.0 / 37.5 mm and leave the settings menu with a right mouse click in the drawing area or with . Hint If you have placed the motor from the library using 'Schematic- Load symbol ...', the open library reappears. Quit with 'Cancel' or . Please note that the power rating of the motor was extracted from the database and placed in Text 2 of symbol parameters The text is also marked as invisible (using '!' as the first character). By deleting the '!' character, you can position the text to display wherever you want. (Although you can enter information into the text fields, the component editor in Text 2 already provides appropriate text, it is often better to use this value directly from the database and to make it visible in the drawing.) This applies similarly to Texts 3-16, i.e. they can be assigned to any database field. TIP Component setting 'Text2' will always be transferred from data base field 'Text2'. It will be automatically visible in the drawing only if 'Text2' of the component has been set in the library (i.e. without an '!' in front of the text). You can modify this at any time by clicking the right button on components and altering 'Text2'. 37
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Page 36 and 37: Getting Started Page configuration
Page 38 and 39: Getting Started To load a component
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