In this tab you can limit the connections to be numbered to specific trades and connection types. This setting applies to the placement of connection definition points as well as connection numbering. Connection numbering places new connection definition points and writes connection designations to existing definition points that the user has already placed in the schematic.

Overview of the main dialog elements:

Trade:

Select the appropriate check boxes in order to specify the trades whose connections should be numbered.

Potential type:

All available potential types of the connections are listed in this field. If the corresponding check boxes are activated, the connections are numbered to which these potential types are assigned. If you want to exclude the connections with specific potential types (for example, PE or SH) from the connection numbering, deactivate the associated check boxes.

Function definition:

All available function definitions for connections are listed in this field. Select the appropriate check boxes to specify which of these connections should be numbered.

The "Conductor / wire" function definition that can be set at the connection is divided here over several check boxes. This enables the connections of the "Conductor/ wire" type that are to be numbered to be set in greater detail. A distinction is made between single-line and multi-line connections and connections that are inside or outside a cable.

• Conductor: Multi-line connection with the "Conductor / wire" function definition that is found inside a cable.
• Cable: Single-line connection with the "Conductor / wire" function definition that is found inside a cable.
• Wire: Multi-line connection with the "Conductor / wire" function definition that is found outside a cable.
• Wire bundle: Single-line connection with the "Conductor / wire" function definition that is found outside a cable.

See also

Dialog Settings: Connection numbering

Specifying Settings for Connection Numbering