Implantation Of Electrical 1, Bd Charles De Gaulle Devices .
Reference manualImplantation of electricaldevices and cable layout1, bd Charles de GaulleF-92700 COLOMBES - FRANCETel: 33 (0)1 47 52 97 27Fax: 33 (0)1 47 52 95 60E-mail : contact@alpi.fr - web : www.caneco.euREFERENCE MANUALCaneco Implantation
Reference manualCANECO IMPLANTATIONVersion 2.5Laying out electrical equipment and automatic wiringwww.caneco.euAugust 2010
ALPI - 2010Caneco Implantation Table of Contents1License g, starting and uninstalling software133.13.2Installing and starting softwareUninstalling software1313Principles of Caneco 71818191919194.24.34.44.54.64.75Convention and definition4.1.1 Distribution4.1.2 Equipment4.1.3 Terminal4.1.4 Circuit4.1.5 Link4.1.6 Main, intermediate and terminal cable4.1.7 Track4.1.8 Altitude4.1.9 HeightPrinciples governing drawing4.2.1 Required pointsPrinciple governing device positioningPrinciple governing wiring4.4.1 Wiring using "nearest" method4.4.2 "Sequential" wiring4.4.3 Cable propertiesCaneco Implantation / Caneco LV interface4.5.1 Principle governing Caneco Implantation / Caneco LV interfacing4.5.2 Calculating circuits with Caneco LV4.5.3 Single electrical network made up of several separate DWG plansTrack sizing"Unique identifier" GUIDCaneco Implantation 5.35.45.56OverviewRequired knowledgeAnnotations7Commands5.1.1 "Configuration" Group5.1.2 "Layout" Group5.1.3 "Modification" Group5.1.4 "Wiring" Group5.1.5 "Cable tray" Group5.1.6 "Sizing" Group5.1.7 "Tools" Group5.1.8 "Import" Group5.1.9 "Export" Group5.1.10 "Selection" Group5.1.11 "Labels" Group5.1.12 "Checking" GroupTool paletteRibbonToolbars and dropdown menuPop-up menuDirectory and database files296.16.26.3292929Knowing the location of the base directoryCreating/Modifying the location of the 'base' directoryPicking up the default base directoryReference ManualTable of Contents - 1
Caneco Implantation 737398.13939393939"Label" frame of Caneco objects8.1.1 Keywords associated with Caneco objects8.1.2 Keyword check marks8.1.3 Label codesRepositioning labelsGeneral lorer" dialogue box7.1.1 Expanding/Reducing the explorer7.1.2 Header bar7.1.3 "Distributions" tab7.1.4 "Circuits" tab7.1.5 "Installation" tab7.1.6 "Properties" tab7.1.7 "Search" tab7.1.8 "Selection from the plan" button7.1.9 "Deselect all" button7.1.10 "Zoom on active line" button7.1.11 "Reach inaccurate object" button7.1.12 "Powers or Explorer" buttonDisplaying Caneco explorerCaneco explorer pop-up menuCSV export from neco Explorer7.27.37.48Editing/Modifying manufacturers and models in the ".CSV" files6.4.1 Manufacturer board6.4.2 Manufacturer cable6.4.3 Manufacturer equipment6.4.4 Manufacturer track6.4.5 Typical track6.4.6 Purpose trackCreating DWG symbol6.5.1 Forcing the base point of the symbol6.5.2 Differentiating the cable point going into and out the symbol6.5.3 Adding property keywords associated with Caneco objectsAdding DWG symbolsCreating/Modifying equipment library filesAdding/Modifying DWG label blocks of Caneco objects6.8.1 Adding property keywords associated with Caneco objectsALPI - 2010"Units and heights" tab9.1.1 "Plan" frame9.1.2 "Heights of equipment or terminals" frame9.1.3 "Wiring height" frame9.1.4 "Cable tray height" frame"General" tab"Layer management" tab9.3.1 Do not change the name of the AutoCAD block layer."Default values" tab9.4.1 Default options for Caneco objects dialogue boxesDistribution4510.1 "Distribution" dialogue box10.1.1 Titlebar10.1.2 "Distribution" frame10.1.3 "Label" frame10.1.4 "Cable" frame10.1.5 "Preview" frame10.1.6 "Track" frame10.1.7 "AutoCAD layers" frame10.1.8 Checkmark of keywords associated with the object4545454646464646462 - Table of ContentsReference Manual
ALPI - 20101112131415Caneco Implantation 10.1.9 Default option10.2 Laying out of a new distribution10.3 Editing/Modifying properties of distribution(s)464747Circuit4911.1 "Circuit" dialogue box11.1.1 Titlebar11.1.2 "Circuit" frame11.1.3 "Cable" frame11.1.4 "Equipment" frame11.1.5 "Factors" frame11.1.6 Quantity to be created11.1.7 Default option11.2 Creating a new circuit11.3 Deleting a circuit11.4 Editing/Modifying properties of the circuit11.5 Assigning a circuit to another distribution11.6 Renaming a circuit49494949515151515151525253Cable properties5512.1 "Cable properties" dialogue box12.1.1 Titlebar12.1.2 Determining the cable12.1.3 Status12.1.4 "Characteristics" frame12.1.5 "Label" frame12.1.6 "Section" frame12.1.7 "Upstream circuit" frame12.1.8 Checkmark of keywords associated with the object12.1.9 Default option12.2 Editing/Modifying properties of the cable12.3 Picking up properties of the main circuit cable555555555556575757575758Equipment5913.1 "Equipment" dialogue box13.1.1 "Equipment" frame13.1.2 "Characteristic" frame13.1.3 "Preview" frame13.1.4 "Label" frame13.1.5 "Cable" frame13.1.6 "Ref mark" frame13.1.7 "AutoCAD layers" frame13.1.8 Checkmark of keywords associated with the object13.1.9 Default option13.2 Laying out of a new equipment13.3 Editing/Modifying properties of equipment595959606061616161616262Terminal6314.1 "Terminal" dialogue box14.1.1 "Terminal" frame14.1.2 "Label" frame14.1.3 "Cable" frame14.1.4 "Ref mark" frame14.1.5 "AutoCAD layers" frame14.1.6 Checkmark of keywords associated with the object14.1.7 Default option14.2 Laying out of a new terminal14.3 Editing/Modifying properties of equipment63636364646464646565Conversion of blocks into Caneco objects6715.1 Converting one AutoCAD block into "Equipment" Caneco object15.2 Converting one AutoCAD block into "Terminal(s)" Caneco object15.3 Converting one AutoCAD block into "Distribution(s)" Caneco object676767Reference ManualTable of Contents - 3
Caneco Implantation 16171815.4 Converting one AutoCAD block into "System(s)" Caneco object67Busbar trunking system (BBTS)6916.1 "BBTS" dialogue box16.1.1 Titlebar16.1.2 "Characteristics" frame16.1.3 "Label" frame16.1.4 "Automatically creating equipment" frame16.1.5 "Ref mark" frame16.1.6 "AutoCAD layers" frame16.1.7 Checkmark of keywords associated with the object16.1.8 Default option16.2 Laying out of a new BBTS16.3 Editing/Modifying properties of BBTS(s)6969697070707070717171Track7317.1 "Track" dialogue box17.1.1 "Characteristics" frame17.1.2 "Label" frame17.1.3 "Distributions excluded or only authorized" frame17.1.4 "Calculated characteristics" frame17.1.5 "AutoCAD layers" frame17.1.6 Checkmark of keywords associated with the object17.1.7 Default option17.2 Laying out of a new track17.3 Editing/Modifying properties of track(s)17.4 Cutting a track17.5 Rotating 90 degrees a track17.6 Distorting a track17.7 Exploding a track17.8 Projecting a track portion on another one17.9 Joining track portions17.10 Join a track portion to another one17.11 Track sizing17.11.1 Calculating track segments17.11.2 Automatically increase dimensions17.11.3 Automatically reduce dimensions17.12 Exporting file (.csv) of cable tray segments17.13 Recalculating17.14 New track with identical properties17.15 Converting "Line", "Polyline" into 97979Auto 84858586868618.718.818.918.1018.1118.1218.1319ALPI - 2010Supply byWire withWiring downstreamSerial wiringUnwiring Caneco objectsPlotting with rigid or flexible cable18.6.1 Flexible cable18.6.2 Rigid cableAdding a handle to the cableChanging the route of a cableDeleting the manual tracingChanging the wiring sequence of equipment.Plotting the cable through a trackCalculating circuit wiresCalculating all cablesTrack cable information8719.1 "Track cable information" dialogue box19.1.1 "Track dimension" frame19.1.2 "Drawing of the section" frame8787874 - Table of ContentsReference Manual
ALPI - 20102021222319.1.3 "Cable information" frame19.1.4 "Track cable list" frame19.1.5 Default option19.1.6 "CSV file" Button19.2 Track cable information8788888888System8920.1 "System" dialogue box20.1.1 "Characteristics" frame20.1.2 "Label" frame20.1.3 "AutoCAD layers" frame20.1.4 Checkmark of keywords associated with the object20.1.5 Default option20.2 Creating a system definition20.3 Importing a system definition20.4 Laying out a system20.5 Editing/Modifying properties of system(s)20.6 Connecting a system20.7 Dissociating a system20.8 Moving a system20.9 Copying a system8989909090909091919192929292Display management9321.1 "Display management" dialogue box21.1.1 "External references" frame21.1.2 "Objects" frame21.1.3 "Cable trays" frame21.1.4 "Display by altitudes" frame21.1.5 "Display by circuits" frame21.1.6 "Other options" menu21.2 Displaying display management9393939595969696Rooms9722.1 Creating a room22.2 Inserting room names into Caneco objects22.3 Converting "Polyline" into room979797DIALux interface9923.123.223.323.42425Caneco Implantation Exporting a file (.stf) to DIALux in CanecoOpening a file (.stf) in DIALuxExporting a file (.stf) to DIALuxImporting a file (.stf) from DIALux in Caneco999999100Caneco Implantation / Caneco LV interface10124.1 Configuring Caneco LV interface in Caneco Implantation24.1.1 For users with Caneco LV 5.3:24.1.2 For users with Caneco LV 5.2:24.2 Saving the file (.mdb) of the Caneco LV interface24.3 Export a partial file (.mdb) to Caneco LV24.4 Import a Caneco Implantation file (.mdb) into Caneco LV24.5 Updating cables from the Caneco LV project24.6 Importing a project from Caneco 6Defining an active circuitSelecting the equipment of the active circuitSelecting the terminals of the active circuitSelecting the cables of the active circuitSelecting all equipmentSelecting all terminals:Selecting all cablesSelecting from the pop-up menuSelecting from Caneco explorerReference ManualTable of Contents - 5
Caneco Implantation 26272829ALPI - 201025.10 Selecting all labels:25.11 Search and select from Caneco 6.6109109109109109109Verifying ref marksVerifying distributionsVerifying circuitsVerifying databaseVerifying superimposed equipmentVerifying superimposed tracksLegend and nomenclature11127.1 "Legend and nomenclature" dialogue box27.2 Editing legend and nomenclature27.3 Synoptic of a circuit111112112Other out.CancelChange all unique identifiersExporting DWG containing only AutoCAD entitiesBlock scaleCreating block attributes from Caneco propertiesDeleting Caneco block attributesRemoving Caneco object propertiesPicking up Caneco layer names from labelsPicking up Caneco layer namesImporting a Caneco Implantation external referenceAvoiding label superimpositionGlossary of sary of distribution label keywordsGlossary of cable label keywordsGlossary of equipment label keywordsGlossary of terminal label keywordsGlossary of track label keywords6 - Table of ContentsReference Manual
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11.3 Deleting a circuit 51 11.4 Editing/Modifying properties of the circuit 52 . Table of Contents Reference Manual 15.4 Converting one AutoCAD block into "System(s)" Caneco object 67 . to DIALux 99 23.4 Importing a file (.stf) from DIALux in Caneco 100
8 DePuy Synthes Orthodontic Bone Anchor (OBA) System Surgical Technique Preoperative x-ray Implanting an Anchor Screw 1 Locate the implantation site Choose the implantation site according to the treatment objective and the quality and quantity of bone. Confirm that the implantation site allows adequate clearance from the tooth roots and nerves.
Electrical Infrastructure includes an electrical installation, electrical equipment, electrical line or associated equipment for an electrical line. 1.9 Electrical installation As per the Electrical Safety Act 2002 (s15) (a) An electrical installation is a group of items of electrical equipment that—
P100 Partial Plumbing Plan ELECTRICAL E001 Electrical Notes E002 Electrical Symbols E003 Energy Compliance ED100 Electrical Demo Plan E100 Electrical Lighting Plan E200 Electrical Power Plan E300 Electrical One-Line E400 Electrical Schedules The Addenda, if any, are as follows: Number Date Pages . .
oublier des examens audiologiques et médicaux. Cette brochure a été élaborée pour aider les candidats potentiels, ainsi que leurs amis et leur famille, à comprendre les avantages de l’implantation cochléaire, pour finalement les aider à faire ou non le choix de l’implantation cochléaire de manière éclairée.
implantation of stromal vascular fraction in patients with chronic ischemic cardiomyopathy K. Comella1*, J. Parcero2, H. Bansal3, J. Perez2, J. Lopez2, A. Agrawal3 and T. Ichim2 Abstract Background: Stromal vascular fraction (SVF) can easily be obtained from a mini-lipoaspirate procedure of fat tissue.
nombreux services de qualité à ses usagers et usagères et, sur l’insertion du quartier de la gare dans un projet de territoire. Ce document propose une synthèse documentaire des effets positifs et négatifs de l’implantation d’une gare nouvelle sur un territoire.
bone matrix (DBX), CMC-based demineralized cortical bone matrix (DB) or CMC-based demineralized cortical bone with cancellous bone (NDDB), and the wound area was evaluated at 4, 8, and 12 weeks post-implantation. DBX showed significantly lower radiopacity, bone volume fraction, and bone mineral density than DB and NDDB before implantation. However,
lead connection and implantation. System testing. The operation of the system should always be tested after implantation and before the patient leaves the surgery suite to ensure correct operation. Component disposal. Return all ex
