How Tos
Contents
- 1 Create a How To
- 2 Requesting How To's
- 3 Create a New Project
- 4 Create a New Drawing
- 5 Use Existing Drawing In Current Project
- 6 Work From Home
- 7 Create a New Equipment Definition
- 8 Add a Functional Block to a Drawing
- 9 Draw Cables
- 10 Print To Brady Label Printers
- 11 Compact My File Based Databases
- 12 Using Named Paths
- 13 Display the IP Address Element in a Functional Block
- 14 Move a Project to a Different SQL Server
Create a How To
Requesting How To's
Create a New Project
Create a New Drawing
Use Existing Drawing In Current Project
Use Existing Drawing In Current Project
Work From Home
Create a New Equipment Definition
Add a Functional Block to a Drawing
Add a Functional Block to a Drawing
Draw Cables
One to One
One to Many
Many to One
Many to Many
Terminal to Connection Point in Drawing
Connection Point in Drawing to Terminal
Onsheet Pointers
Offsheet Pointers
Assigning Cable Numbers
Assign a Bunch of Cable Numbers at Once
Assigning Multi-core Cable Numbers
Print To Brady Label Printers
Printing to Brady Label Printers
Compact My File Based Databases
Summary: Occasionally the filebased databases (VISTADB) will need to be compacted or Packed. This is different from a Packup and Go. The Pack function is run from outside WireCAD using the VistaDB Data editor. For a complete list of instruction click here ...
Using Named Paths
Summary: Named Paths provide a means by which to keep track of cable path lengths
Using Named Paths
Display the IP Address Element in a Functional Block
Summary: describes how to change the block descriptor locations and display visibility
Display the IP Address Element in a Functional Block
Move a Project to a Different SQL Server
Summary: Describes process for moving a project to a new sql server
Move a Project to a Different SQL Server
