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- Insert terminal. Lets you add one
reserved terminal. The reserved terminal is inserted above
the one selected.
- Insert accessory. Lets you insert an
accessory of the terminal strip, such as a separator or stop
element. The accessory appears in the terminal strip as a
terminal without a mark.
- Insert accessory manufacturer part.
Opens the manufacturer part selection dialog box to select a
manufacturer part. This is associated with the new
accessory.
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Insert several terminals.
Lets you add several reserved terminals. When activated, a dialog
box opens where you can enter the number of terminals to add. The
reserved terminals are inserted above the one selected. |
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Delete. Deletes reserved
terminals only. To delete terminals that exist in the schematics,
delete them from the drawing. |
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Terminal strip properties.
Lets you access the terminal strip properties. |
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Properties. Lets you access
the properties of the selected terminals. |
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Manufacturer parts. Lets
you assign or remove a manufacturer part to the selected terminal.
If several terminals are selected, the same manufacturer part is
assigned to all the selected terminals. |
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Change function. Lets you
change the function of the selected terminals. |
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Go to. Lets you open the
drawing where the terminal is inserted. |
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Terminal strip drawing
configurations. Lets you access the settings to
generate the terminal strip drawings. |
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Generate drawings. Creates
or updates the terminal strip drawings. Only this terminal strip is
redrawn. |
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Cut. Places the selected
terminals on the software clipboard. The selected terminals are
deleted after their insertion by Paste. This
process allows you to keep the connection data of the terminal. It
is principally used to move terminals. You can also use the shortcut
Ctrl + X. |
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Copy. Places a copy of the
selected terminals on the software clipboard and keeps the
originals. You can also use the shortcut Ctrl
+ C. |
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Paste. Inserts the
terminals present on the software clipboard. You can also use the
shortcut Ctrl +
V. |
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Select all. Lets you select
all the elements present in the terminal strip (terminals, cable
cores, references). You can also use the shortcut Ctrl
+ A. |