CheckLib.NDRangeForCDevice Me,Nothing
"Me" is equivalent to the start object.
The conversion is conducted recursively.
3.5.5
Extending a pipe part catalog
3.5.5.1 Creating a new catalog
The database contains two pipe part catalogs: one catalog based on DIN/EN and one based
on ANSI/ASME.
You can create more catalogs, e.g. manufacturer catalogs.
Requirement
The system of standards on which the new catalog is to be based already exists in the database.
If not: See chapter Creating a new system of standards (Page 55).
Procedure
1. Navigate to the following node:
Example: "@50 > A10 > A10 > A10 Pipe part catalog"
2. Dependent upon the extent to which the new catalog differs from existing catalogs, create
it from scratch or copy and change an existing catalog:
– New catalog:
Use the following templates as a basis for the new catalog:
"@30 > M23 > A50 > A10 > A10 > A10 Pipe part catalog template"
– Copied catalog:
Select the "Copy structure" command from the context menu.
The structure is created parallel to the selected object. It contains the suffix "_1".
3. Enter the description of the new pipe part catalog.
4. Select the system of standards on the pipe parts on the "Attributes > Part description" tab
in the "Y00A00038 SSys" attribute.
Preparing for creation and maintenance of pipe specs
3.5 Administering pipe part catalogs
PipeSpec Designer
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