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<strong>Pro</strong>/<strong>DIAGRAM</strong> - <strong>Help</strong> <strong><strong>To</strong>pic</strong> <strong>Collection</strong><br />

Parameter Set Format<br />

<strong>Pro</strong>/ENGINEER uses symbols containing an individual parameter set to create<br />

electrical diagrams. You can define <strong>Pro</strong>/<strong>DIAGRAM</strong> symbols in Drawing mode and<br />

Diagram mode. However, if you want to use them in <strong>Pro</strong>/<strong>DIAGRAM</strong>, you must define<br />

them as <strong>com</strong>ponents or connectors by providing the parameter set appropriate for<br />

the type of object the symbol represents (<strong>com</strong>ponent or connector). The following<br />

tables list <strong>com</strong>ponent and connector parameters (the required parameters are shown<br />

in bold type).<br />

<strong>To</strong> Define a Drawing Symbol for a Component or Connector<br />

1. Click Format > Symbol Gallery. The DEFINITION menu appears.<br />

2. Click Define.<br />

3. At the prompt, type a new symbol name and press ENTER. The<br />

(SYM_EDIT_) drawing window opens and the SYMBOL EDIT menu<br />

appears.<br />

4. Click Sketch in the drawing window to access the <strong>Pro</strong>/ENGINEER drawing tools to<br />

create the shape for the connector.<br />

5. When you have created the symbol shape, click Insert > Node. The SYMBOL<br />

NODE menu appears.<br />

6. Click Make Node. You are prompted to specify a node name.<br />

7. Type a name or number for the node at the prompt in the drawing window and<br />

press ENTER. You are prompted to name the next node. Name the node or<br />

middle-click to end the <strong>com</strong>mand. Node points are added as small circles. The<br />

Symbol Definition Attributes dialog box opens.<br />

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Use the General tab to set origin points for the symbol and leaders you may<br />

attach to it. Use the Symbol Instance Height options to determine whether the<br />

symbol can be scaled or should remain of fixed dimensions. Use the Attributes<br />

check boxes to allow angle or mirror attributes.<br />

8. When you are finished with the Symbol Attributes dialog box, click OK.

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