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AutoCAD Training Overview
Pro/ENGINEER: Cabling Design I and II teaches students the techniques involved to complete the entire cabling process. The cabling process includes creating initial 2D wiring schematics, generating realistic 3D wire and cable assemblies, through to generating deliverables such as nail-board wiring drawings, BOM tables and wire lists.
The course is broken up into two sections. The first two days concentrate on teaching the techniques involved in creating 2D wiring schematics using the Pro/DIAGRAM module. The last 3 days concentrate on teaching the techniques involved in generating realistic 3D wire and cable assemblies, through to manufacturing nail-board deliverables using a combination of the Pro/CABLING and Pro/HARNESS-MFG modules. The topics in Pro/ENGINEER: Cabling Design I and II include the following:
Pro/DIAGRAM (Days 1, 2)
- Process overview of Pro/DIAGRAM, Pro/CABLING, Pro/HARNESS-MFG and documentation
- Initial setup of the diagram to meet company standards
- Placement of connectors and components
- Creation of spools
- Creation and routing of wires, cables, splices and other features
- Diagram modification techniques
- Introduction to logical references
- Deliverables such as wire lists and bill of material tables
Pro/CABLING & Pro/HARNESS-MFG (Days 3, 4, 5)
- Process overview/review of Pro/DIAGRAM, Pro/CABLING, Pro/HARNESS-MFG and documentation
- Initial setup of cabling assembly and environment
- Overview of both the manual and logical reference methods of defining the cabling assembly
- Definition of parameters, features and component designation using manual and logical reference methods
- Manual and automatic routing of the cable harness
- Manual and automatic flattening of the cable harness
- Troubleshooting difficulties with harness flattening
- Outputting deliverables from the cabling assembly and flattened harness such as nail-board drawings, customized bill of material tables and wire lists
AutoCAD Training Course Duration
40 hours
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