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- Specification Driven Assisted Design
- Lets you perform all the detailed design, such as placing parts and
parametric parts, using only one command based on specifications.
- Select a product and click Specification Driven Assisted
Design. In the Automatic Design Options dialog box,
select the options you want to perform.
See
Designing by Specification Driven.
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- Display Logical Diagram
- Displays the logical diagram of the system defined in the context of
the Data Information panel.
- Select a diagram in the dialog box. Click Show Preferences and select
the options of your choice. Click Compute to map the logical routes and branches to
their corresponding physical objects.
See
Displaying Logical Diagrams.
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- Open Logical Definition
- Opens the Logical definition pointed by the reference implement link of
the active product.
- Logical root, intermediate logical reference and line ID can be loaded.
A RFLP editor is mandatory to open the logical data.
See
Loading Selective Logical Data.
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Logical to Physical
- See
Logical to Physical.
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Logical to Physical Assistant
- See Analyzing Physical and Logical Objects Using the Logical to Physical Assistant.
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Create Spools Automatically
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See Flyout for Creating Spool Automatically
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- Low Light and Blue Line
- Low lights all the physical objects apart from the line ID members and
creates a blue line between the non-connected ports of the line ID ends.
- The behavior of this command can be customized using the
Visualization Option command in the secondary
area.
See
Visualization Options.
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