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| − | The connection point is given a '''Connector Type''' based on the port information assigned in the I/O tab of that equipment. | + | The connection point is given a '''Connector Type''' based on the port information assigned in the I/O tab of that equipment. |
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== Connection Points== | == Connection Points== | ||
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Contents
Before You Start
Connection points are placed on equipment ports in order to connect cables.
The connection point is given a Connector Type based on the port information assigned in the I/O tab of that equipment.
Connection Points
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| The connection point will be located at the end of the line extending from the equipment block. | |
| When moving your mouse cursor over the port line, a red box will appear with "CP" above it. This means you are linked to that connection point and a cable can be successfully connected to this point. | |
| Note: If you do not have the red box and attempt to attach a cable, the cable will be drawn but upon cable number assingment, you will recieve an error stating "Cannot recieve information from Source or Destination side of Cable". |
