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Example of a From-To Excel file

Here is an example of an Excel file for a cable assembly containing two wires, named W11 and W6, and one cable, C1 with four cores named S1W, S2W, S2t, and W5. The cable and two wires start from one connector (motor1, part number db15-plug). The four cable cores connect to a second connector (con2, part number db9-plug). The two individual wires connect to a third connector (con3, part number 5pindin-plug).

 



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