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Customizing Routing Connector Tables

Routing connector tables are general tables defined by .sldtbt templates. You can generate a custom connector table from a valid custom connector table template or modify the connector table generated by the default template. You must retain the default connector table columns in custom connector tables.

To customize a connector table:

  1. Create a connector table from a valid connector table template:
    1. Do one of the following:

      • From the Flattened Route PropertyManager, select Drawing Options, and Connector table.
      • From a flattened routing assembly, click Insert > Tables > Electrical Tables > Connector Table.

    2. If your connector table template is not selected, click Open Table Template to select it, and click .
  2. Modify the table as required.

    Attention: You must retain the Pin, Wire Name, and Color columns in the connector table.

  3. (Option) To save the customized table as a new template, right-click the table, click Save As, and save the table as a .sldtbt template.


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