It may also be that the base itself is missing from the database, especially if you inserted the relay itself. If it is available and not blocked the the symbol filtering, the selection will move th what you start typing. You can also select the first item in the component list and start typing the base part number. The base may also be listed in the Accessory section of the CR table or one of the other sections. This will perform a search for that part number. If you know the part number, try clicking the Other button and typing it into the bottom box with the find button next to it. The base itself should be in the same table as the relay. the third checkbox is the one for the Symbol Name Filtering. The 2008 version has 3 checkboxes undernearth the part number list. If it is the Symbol Name Filtering, then yes try clicking on it. That said, try hovering your mouse pointer over the funnel icon. I haven't seen the new look Lookup Table as I'm stuck using 2008. It only has to be done once and will not need to be done again unless you upgrade or have to change part numbers. This will work on all the components so I would reccomend setting this up on your commonly used components as you come across them. For example, you could have several different relays with different coil voltages, all using the same base, securing clip and label.Īn easy way to set this up is to have CODE1 in the Assembly code box of the relay and CODE1 in the Assemblylist boxes of the base, Securing clip and label.Īnother way is to have CODE1 CODE2 CODE3 in the Assemblycode box and have CODE1 in the base Assemblylist, CODE2 in the Securing clip Assemblylist box and CODE3 in the Labels Assemblylist box. More than one component can call the same sub component which makes it easier. This indicates any sub components used for the item.Īny component that has a code in the Assemblycode box will automatically add any components that have the same code in the Assemblylist box. On the right hand side under the Web-View button there should be a piece of text saying MAIN->sub followed by some part part number. Select the Sub-Assembly box and put the same part number in to the Assemblylist box.Įxit out and reselect the relay. (anything that is set to be a sub component is normally hidden from view NOTE that if you can't find the base part number, try de-selecting the Symbol Name Filtering.
įind the base part number and go into the edit screen for it. You can have multiple parts in this box seperated by a SEMI colon ( ). Select the Main->subassembly checkbox and then put a code (I suggest the part number of the base) into the Assemblycode box. First, insert a relay and the select catalogue lookup.įind the relay you normally use and click on it to highlight the entry then click on the EDIT button.
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