Difference between revisions of "One to One"
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| − | |5. Draw your cable starting with the output terminal on your source device and ending with the input terminal on your destination device. {{note|WireCAD will allow you to connect any signal type to any signal type however you will receive a ''Warning'' message if the signal types do not match}} | + | |5. Draw your cable starting with the output terminal on your source device and ending with the input terminal on your destination device. || {{note|WireCAD will allow you to connect any signal type to any signal type however you will receive a ''Warning'' message if the signal types do not match.}} [[File:One to One.png|thumb|One to One]] |
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Revision as of 06:35, 1 December 2011
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Before You Start
You will need to have a drawing open with at least 2 pieces of equipment in your drawing.
Drawing a One to One Cable
| Step | Image | |
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| 1. With your drawing open, select the Draw Cables tab. | ||
| 2. Select the One to One button at the top of your Draw Cables Tool Box. | File:One to One Cable.png One to One Cable | |
| 3. Select any options you would like associated with this cable such as Aux Text, Cable Text Height, Replace Cable with Pointers or Manually Draw Cable. | ||
| 4.Click Start Cable | ||
| 5. Draw your cable starting with the output terminal on your source device and ending with the input terminal on your destination device. | ----
File:One to One.png One to One
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