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■ Fix the item number. If checked, marks an item number as
fixed. If you run Resequence Item Numbers on page 1602 later
on, fixed item numbers do not change.
Opens the catalog database of the terminal from which you can
select the Manufacturer and Catalog values. Search the database
for a specific catalog item to assign to the selected terminal.
Catalog Lookup
Lists the part numbers used for similar terminals in the current
drawing.
Drawing
Lists the part numbers used for similar terminals in the project.
You can search in the active project, another project, or in an
external file.
Project
■ Active project: All the drawings in the active project are
scanned and the results are listed in a dialog box. Select from
the list to assign your new terminal with a catalog number
that is consistent with other similar terminals in the project.
■ Other project: Scans each listed drawing in a previous project
for the target terminal type and returns the catalog informa-
tion in a subdialog box. Make your catalog assignment by
picking from the list.
■ External file: You can pull catalog assignments from a gen-
eric ASCII file created by a word processor or output from a
spreadsheet or database program. A dialog box displays the
contents of the selected text file. Find and highlight the de-
sired entry. AutoCAD Electrical reads the line of text from the
file and breaks it into its component parts. They are displayed
in the left-hand list. For each relevant item, highlight it and
then pick the appropriate category button in the center
column. The highlighted item is transferred to the correspond-
ing category (and then to the Insert/Edit dialog box once OK
is clicked).
Inserts or edits extra catalog part numbers on to the selected
terminal. You can add up to ten part numbers. These multiple
Multiple Catalog
BOM part numbers appear as subassembly part numbers to the
main catalog part number in the various BOM and terminal re-
ports.
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