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Click the
Manual Routing
button.
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Select a cable or a diagram
document.
The Cable Routing list opens:
It shows the cables as well as other cable attributes: |
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- name: name assigned to the cable
- status: routed OK, not routed, routed KO (route not OK)
- 3D extremities: found, not found
- validated route: true, false
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Select one or more cables in the list.
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Click the right arrow or the multiple arrow if you want
to route all the cables.
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Click Select Path(s) to indicate the
recommended segments.
The Edit Path dialog box opens |
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Note: If one cable only is selected, a default path is
displayed. |
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Select one or more segments in the geometry.
The light turns to green.
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Choose the appropriate options:
- Delete old route (default value).
- Add to current route.
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Click OK to validate the entries made.
The routing is performed.
The Routing Report window opens, and you can see the result.
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