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2 Click the button with the wire coming in from the left.
3 Insert the terminal in the center of the left-hand side of the
rectangle.
TIP Use the Midpoint OSnap to insert the wire connection point
in the middle of the line.
4 Click the button with the wire coming in from the right.
5 Insert the terminal in the center of the right-hand side of the
rectangle.
Your drawing should look like the following.
6 In the Terminal style/configuration dialog box, click Back to
Main Menu.
The Symbol Builder - Schematic Terminal dialog box redisplays.
Notice that the number of connection points that were placed
is listed next to the Wire Connection button.
Finishing the terminal symbol
1 Click WBlock.
2 In the New Terminal block name dialog box, click No Wire
Change.
AutoCAD Electrical terminals follow a specific naming conven-
tion. The first two characters are "HT". The third character is
a "0" if the wire number does not change through its terminal
or it is a "1" if the terminal symbol should trigger a wire num-
ber change. The 4th character is an underscore (_) if the ter-
minal does not carry attributes for AutoCAD Electrical to pro-
cess (meaning it is a blank terminal symbol). Otherwise the
4th - nth character positions are user-defined. By clicking No
Wire Change the terminal block name is filled in for you.
3 Click OK.
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