This check verifies that the Extra length of an ElecPort is between a minimum and a maximum value (Min < ExtraLength < Max). This check also verifies the number of branches connected to the device.
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In the following example, an assembly includes two devices that are not connected to any branch:
As a consequence, the check fails:
This parameter allows to define the maximum length to respect by device port.
The ExtraLength value represents the distance between either:
This parameter allows to activate or deactivate the check on ConnectorShell type.
This parameter allows to activate or deactivate the check on FillerPlug type.
This parameter allows to activate or deactivate the check on BackShell type.
This parameter allows to activate or deactivate the check on Contact type.
This parameter allows to activate or deactivate the check on MountingEquipment type.
This parameter allows to activate or deactivate the check on SingleInsertConnector type.
This parameter allows to activate or deactivate the check on EquipmentPart type.
This parameter allows to activate or deactivate the check on Splice type.
This parameter allows to verify the number of branches connected to a connector. Specify the number of branches allowed.