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

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<strong>To</strong> define a new parameter, type it in the Name box and click >> to move it to<br />

the Displayed window. The new parameter is added to the current list with<br />

as the value. Nonexistent means no value has been assigned to<br />

the parameter. You can change the values individually or globally.<br />

9. Click Apply and then OK.<br />

10. Add the new parameter to any object in the Electrical Parameters dialog box.<br />

11. Click Apply and then OK in the Electrical Parameters dialog box<br />

12. Click Close in the Select By Type dialog box.<br />

<strong>To</strong> Edit Electrical Parameters<br />

1. Click <strong>To</strong>ols > Parameters > Objects. The Select By Type and SELECT dialog<br />

boxes open simultaneously.<br />

2. In the Object Type box, select the appropriate object type.<br />

3. Select the objects in the diagram to modify.<br />

4. Click OK in the SELECT dialog box.<br />

5. Click Modify in the Select By Type dialog box.<br />

or<br />

Select the wires, cables, <strong>com</strong>ponents, or connectors to modify and right-click to<br />

select Parameters from the shortcut menu.<br />

or<br />

Double-click the wires, cables, <strong>com</strong>ponents, or connectors that you want to<br />

modify. You can also select multiple wires, cables, <strong>com</strong>ponents, or connectors<br />

that you want to modify and double-click.<br />

The Electrical Parameters dialog box opens.<br />

The left pane of the dialog box contains a tree representing the selected objects<br />

and any associated subobjects, for example, connectors and their associated<br />

pins. The right pane contains columns for the parameters associated with each<br />

object.<br />

Depending on the object that you have selected, use the Display For box to<br />

show or hide the display of parameters for different levels of the tree.<br />

6. Click Apply and then OK in the Electrical Parameters dialog box.<br />

7. Click Close in the Select By Type dialog box.<br />

<strong>To</strong> Specify Parameter Values Individually<br />

1. Click <strong>To</strong>ols > Parameters > Objects. The Select By Type and SELECT dialog<br />

boxes open simultaneously.

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