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WSCAD51 Getting Started - FTP Directory Listing

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<strong>Getting</strong> <strong>Started</strong><br />

Now place another motor, positioning it at 160.0 / 50.0 mm. This M2 should actually be the<br />

same component as M1, nevertheless this time choose type '1LA7106-6AA10' from the<br />

database selection, and modify the function text to 'Worm' (it means Worm drive),<br />

positioning it at 165.0 / 37.5 mm. Then go back to the beginning with or a click the<br />

right mouse button.<br />

Incorrect assignments can be corrected simply and easily!<br />

Now we want to correct our "mistake" (the incorrectly assigned part number for M2):<br />

position the cursor on motor M2 and click with the right mouse button. The<br />

'Component Parameters' menu will appear, giving the most important commands for<br />

this component. With the left mouse button select the field 'Part number': the<br />

database list will reappear immediately and you can choose the correct type '1LA7083-<br />

6AA10' with a double click.<br />

Now, to protect the unit we need a 'Fuse -3pol', placed at 47.5 / 130.0 mm, preferably via<br />

the button. Use the type 'S27/C/FORMP+P-E27', and the value for 'Text2' is nominal<br />

current '16A'.<br />

TIP<br />

38<br />

Component reference names (like M, Q..) are not numbered at this<br />

point. This will be done later using the automatic numbering<br />

function.<br />

Editing Terminals<br />

General<br />

The terminal designations from the terminal strip -X0 cannot all be set automatically<br />

because the automatic process can only generate consecutive numbers. This also applies<br />

to the 'PE' terminals of -X1.<br />

WSCAD 5 offers a clear and simple tool to deal with this problem: the Terminal Browser.<br />

Placing Terminals<br />

Terminals are components with special features. They can be found in the Favourites<br />

library 'EXAMPLE'.<br />

First, the terminal -X0 is to be added to the drawing (this is the numbered reference<br />

name). To view the entire drawing sheet in the drawing frame, change the viewing scale<br />

by pressing either the function key (Fit View) or the and function<br />

keys to zoom in or out.<br />

Select the favourites library 'EXAMPLE' and select the component 'Terminal' and<br />

position it at 47.5 / 82.5 mm. Make sure that the terminal pin exactly matches the end<br />

of the line, overlapping should be avoided (turn Snap on!!). Press the left mouse button<br />

to position the terminal pin. Now the database selection appears, select 'terminal Insta<br />

2,5mm'.<br />

Enter a complete reference name (e.g. –X0), so that the automatic functions can locate<br />

the appropriate terminal pins (which could be located on ma ny pages throughout your<br />

diagram) and assign them to one complete terminal strip.<br />

To do this, select the 'Reference name' in the 'Component Parameters' menu, and<br />

you will be prompted, at the bottom of the screen, to input a reference name. Enter '-

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