beginnersguide_propanel_en_us.pdf

Getting Started

07 / 2012

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Table of Contents

EPLAN Pro Panel Getting Started 1

Table of Contents

Introduction ........................................................................................... 3

Notes for the Reader ......................................................................... 4

Remarks on the Sample Project ....................................................... 5

Adding 3D Layout Spaces to Projects ................................................. 6

Creating and Deleting a Layout Space ............................................. 7

Placing an Enclosure (from Parts Management) ............................. 8

3D View of a Layout Space ............................................................. 10

Layout Space Navigator: Activating Items .................................... 12

Placing Wire Ducts .............................................................................. 14

Placing Mounting Rails ....................................................................... 20

Inserting a Device (with width, height, depth) ................................... 22

3D Mounting Layout Navigator .......................................................... 24

Multiple Placing of Terminals ............................................................. 26

Simplified Representation .................................................................. 27

Model Views ........................................................................................ 28

Inserting a model view ................................................................... 28

Managing the model views ............................................................. 30

Updating model view ....................................................................... 30

Enclosure Legend (manual placing) .................................................. 31

Creating window legends ............................................................... 31

Table of Contents

2 EPLAN Pro Panel Getting Started

Introduction


Introduction

Dear users,

Welcome to your first steps with EPLAN Pro Panel, the add-on to EPLAN Electric P8 and EPLAN Fluid for simple and efficient mounting layout in 3D.

This document, "EPLAN Pro Panel Getting Started" is intended for users of EPLAN Electric P8 and EPLAN Fluid who do not yet know EPLAN Pro Panel. The exercises will familiarize you with the basic functionalities of the module and you learn how you can implement your mounting layouts quickly and effectively in 3D using EPLAN Pro Panel.

You are familiarized with the fundamental concepts and procedures and learn how EPLAN Pro Panel supports you optimally in developing and optimizing your products.

Since this documentation is designed as an introduction to EPLAN Pro Panel, many of the more complicated functions and relationships will be ignored. These details are covered in our trainings, where you can also find help with your own individual and company-specific tasks. You should definitely take part in our seminar program in order to make the best use of the functionality and possibilities of the system.

We provide you with an extensive online help system in the program it-self. In addition to conceptual information and dialog descriptions, here you will also find "step by step" instructions for most program functions. The "Proceed as follows" section of the operating information gives you step by step instructions for using the program. Once you have started the program and require information on a particular dialog, you can then call up the appropriate help by simply pressing the [F1] key.

Many thanks for your interest in EPLAN Pro Panel. We hope that the "EPLAN Pro Panel Getting Started" will provide you with a well-founded impression of how you can accelerate and improve your product devel-opment by using the functionalities of EPLAN Pro Panel.

Your EPLAN team

Introduction


Notes for the Reader

Before you begin reading, please note the following symbols and styles used in this document:

Note:

Text preceded by this image contains extra notes.

• User interface elements are marked in bold so they can immediately be located in the text.

• Italic text provides particularly important information that you should definitely pay attention to.

• Code examples, directory names, and direct input (among others) are displayed in a non-proportional font.

• Function keys, keyboard keys, and buttons within the program are shown in square brackets (e.g., [F1] for the "F1" function key).

• To improve the flow of the text, we often use "menu paths" in this document (for example, Help > Contents). In order to find a particular program function, the menus and options shown in a menu path must be selected in the sequence shown. For example, the menu path mentioned above calls up the EPLAN help system.

• The operating information provides step-by-step instructions for reaching specific targets, and in many places, after the right-arrow symbol you'll also find the reaction of the program to your action.

• In combination with settings or fields (e.g., check boxes) which can only be switched on or off, in this document we often use the term "ac-tivate" (after which the setting is active ) and "deactivate" (after

which the setting is inactive ).

Introduction


Remarks on the Sample Project

You can carry out the following steps using the document and progress at your own learning speed.

The data and projects required to carry out the exercises are installed on your computer in the course of the EPLAN Pro Panel setup.

Adding 3D Layout Spaces to Projects



In the first step you learn how to add so-call layout spaces to an existing EPLAN project.

These layout spaces belong to an EPLAN project, just like page. If layout spaces are defined in a project, then they can be opened in the EPLAN platform and viewed in 3D even without a license for the EPLAN Pro Panel add-on.

The central tool for designing with layout spaces is the Layout space navigator. It lists the layout spaces defined in the project and the re-spective structure of the components of the mounting layout.

The layout space As well as the logical structure display in the Layout space navigator, there is also a 3D display area that shows the placed device. This dis-play is independent of any project page. The 3D model is displayed in this a layout space that allows the 3D objects and their editing to be viewed.

It is therefore a basic requirement for working with 3D components that a layout space be first created in the layout space navigator. This is the environment / workspace for the 3D data and the functional logic that connects it.



Creating and Deleting a Layout Space

In this section you learn the basic handling of EPLAN layout spaces.

First start EPLAN Electric P8 or EPLAN Fluid and then open the project EPLAN-DEMO. In order to add a 3D layout space to the EPLAN-DEMO project, select the Navigator menu item in the Layout space menu bar.

Creating a layout space

1. Select Layout space > New.

� The Properties (components): Layout space dialog opens.

2. Change the name suggested in the Name field to MP2. Click [...] to

open the Structure identifier of layout space dialog for editing the structure identifier. You can use [...] to select the structure identifiers (such as higher-level function and mounting location) from the exist-ing entries. You can also manually enter the identifiers and create new ones in the process. Select EB3 as the higher-level function and

enter ET5 as the mounting location.

3. In the Description field enter the text Terminal box +ET5. This text

is also displayed in the tree view of the layout space navigator.

4. If necessary, enter further properties for the new layout space.

5. Click [OK].

� The new layout space is created and opened.



Deleting a layout space

If you want to delete the previously created layout space:

1. Select the relevant layout spaces in the Layout space - <Project Name> navigator dialog.

2. Select Popup menu > Delete.

� The selected layout space is deleted from the project after a fur-ther prompt.

If you want to undo the deleting of the layout space, use the menu item Edit > Undo.

Placing an Enclosure (from Parts Management)

Enclosures are placed in a layout space in the 3D mounting layout. The parts management dialog contains various predefined series of enclo-sures; you can select enclosures from them to be placed. There are two different enclosure types, which are defined in parts management in separate product subgroups:

• "Body" type: The enclosure consists of a single 3D body. The enclo-sure can only be modified, moved or deleted as a whole. AE and CM series enclosures are body-type enclosures.

• "Component" type: The enclosure consists of several 3D bodies (pro-files, walls, doors). All elements of the enclosure can be modified, moved or deleted individually. TS 8 series enclosures are component-type enclosures.

Some enclosures also have a predefined mounting panel and one or two doors.

An enclosure is to be placed in the previously created layout space as the next step.



Preconditions:

The layout space navigator is open and a layout space is open.

1. Select the menu item Insert > Enclosure.

� The Part selection dialog opens, with the "Mechanics component > Enclosure" hierarchy level already open in the tree view.

2. Select the enclosure part AE 1050.500 under Enclosure > Body >

RITTAL.

3. Click [OK].

� The enclosure hangs on the cursor as a detailed preview with the height, width and depth defined for the part. The currently selected handle is displayed in red.

4. Press [A] to change the handle.

� Each time you press [A], the handle changes from the "Back left" position to "Back right", "Front right", and "Front left".

5. Place the enclosure at the desired point by clicking on it. Alternatively you can also enter the coordinates via the input box.



3D View of a Layout Space

Various functionalities can be used to change the view of an opened lay-out space.

Change zoom

You can use this functionality to zoom in or out, the layout space shown in the 3D view or a separately displayed component (mounting panel, mounting rail, etc.).

1. Select the menu items View > Zoom / In/Out.

� The view zooms in or out, step by step, starting from the position of the coordinate system.

2. Hold the cursor over the 3D view and turn the mouse wheel forward or backward.

� The view zooms in or out, step by step, starting from the cursor position.

Change viewpoint

This functionality generates different orthogonal (top, bottom, left, right, front, back) or isometric (south-west, south-east, north-east, north-west) views of your layout space.

1. Select View > 3D viewpoint.

2. Select one of the available views from the submenu.

� The contents of the layout space are re-displayed in accordance with the selected view.



Rotating viewpoint

With this functionality, you can change the viewpoint of the graphic by moving the mouse.

1. Select the menu item View > Rotate viewpoint.

2. Click in the 3D view and keep the left mouse button pressed.

3. Holding the button down, move the mouse in the direction in which the viewpoint is to be changed.

� The display in the layout space follows the movement of the mouse, and rotates in the corresponding direction.

4. Once the required viewpoint is set, release the mouse button and ex-it the function with [ESC].

� The contents of the layout space are displayed with the newly se-lected viewpoint, until you select a different viewpoint.



Layout Space Navigator: Activating Items

To place devices correctly on mounting panels, mounting rails, doors, walls, etc., the required mounting surface or item must be identified for placement. There is an option in the Layout space - <Project name> navigator dialog to enable you to activate surfaces of this type automati-cally or directly.

Automatically activating

Automatic activation is suitable for all surfaces and items that are not covered by other components.

1. In the layout space navigator tree view, select the desired item or desired mounting surface.

2. Select Popup menu > Go to (graphic).

� Only the selected item and the components arranged on it are still displayed.

Activating directly

Use direct activation to access the mounting surfaces of covered com-ponents or components that are at the back, from the layout space navi-gator. This is not possible in the graphical representation without hiding the covering components. The viewpoint is toggled to the front view. All components that are not involved are hidden.

1. Select a mounting surface in the layout space navigator tree view.

2. Select Popup menu > Activate directly.

� The selected mounting surface and the components arranged on it are displayed in the front view. All other components contained in the layout space are hidden.



Cancel direct activation

1. In the navigator dialog, select the menu item Popup menu > Cancel direct activation.

� The directly activated mounting surface is released. It is again displayed in its normal color.

Legends

The following overview shows the most important icons used in the lay-out space navigator and their meaning:

Icon Icon Meaning

Shown Hidden

Layout space

Enclosure

Frame profile

Wall panel

Door

Mounting panel

Mounting rail

Wire duct

Part placement

Restricted placing area

Not activated Activated directly

Mounting surface

Placing Wire Ducts


Placing Wire Ducts

Wire ducts are normally placed on mounting panels or on the mounting surfaces of enclosure profiles. To help you place them accurately, you can utilize the automatic activation or direct activation options. The han-dle of the wire duct can be changed before placement.

In the next step wire ducts are to be added to the enclosure previously placed.

Variable-length placement of wire ducts

Activate the mounting panel front by first by opening the node –MP2 in

the layout space until the entry Mounting surface, (S5) Mounting

panel front is reached. Mark the "Mounting panel front" with the right-

hand mouse button and carry out Activate directly. The mounting panel is opened.

Placing the first wire duct

1. Select the menu items Insert > Wire duct.

� The Part selection dialog opens, with the "Mechanics component > Cable duct" hierarchy level already open in the tree view.

2. Select the wire duct part KK6040. This is located under "Cable ducts

> General".

3. Click [OK].

� The wire duct hangs on the cursor as a transparent preview with the height defined for the part but with no defined length. The cur-rently selected handle is displayed in red, and is also identified by an orange square as a snap point.

Placing Wire Ducts


4. Press [A] to change the handle. Each time you press [A], the handle changes from the "Center" posi-tion to "Top", or "Bottom".

5. Use the Placement options dialog in order to place the starting point of the first wire duct with an offset to the current handle. Call up this dialog via the popup menu before you place the wire duct.

6. Select "Bottom left" as the handle. Enter "-40.00" mm in the Offset

Y field. Close the dialog by clicking [OK].

7. Now move the handle to the top left-hand corner of the mounting panel and click on it.

� The first point of the wire duct snaps into place at the selected po-sition.

8. Drag the wire duct downwards.

Placing Wire Ducts


9. Before you place the duct call up the placement options again. In the

Offset Y field enter the value 40.00 mm. Now position the handle at

the bottom left-hand corner of the mounting panel and click on it.

� The second point of the wire duct snaps into place at the selected position. The wire duct is placed completely.

Placing the second wire duct

The next wire duct is to be placed in the right-hand side of the mounting panel. To do so, call up the placement options again. Set the handle to "Top left". Enter -40.00 mm again in the Offset Y field.

1. Place the handle of the wire duct at the top right-hand corner of the mounting panel.

2. Drag the wire duct downwards and call up the placement options

again. Now enter a value of 40.00 mm in the Offset Y field. Click

[OK] and place the handle at the bottom right-hand corner of the mounting panel.

� You have now placed two ducts.

Placing Wire Ducts


Placing the third wire duct

To connect both ducts with each other change the handle of the wire duct to "Top left" by using the key [A].

1. In the next step place the handle on the top right-hand corner of the left-hand wire duct.

2. Then drag the duct up to the upper left-hand handle of the right-hand wire duct and place it there.

Placing the fourth wire duct

A further wire duct is to the placed horizontally in the next step. This is to be located 180.00 mm from the bottom edge of the previously placed wire duct.

1. To do so, open the Placement options again by using the popup

menu. Enter -180.00 mm for the handle and in the Offset Y field.

Close the dialog by clicking [OK].

Placing Wire Ducts


2. Place the wire duct at the bottom left-hand corner of the first horizon-tal wire duct.

3. Then drag and extend the duct to the right up to the first edge of the right-hand wire duct.

4. For the last wire duct use the key [A] to switch the handle to "Bottom left". Then place it at the bottom right-hand corner of the left-hand wire duct.

� You have now placed all the ducts planned for the mounting pan-el.

Placing Wire Ducts


Placing Mounting Rails



In the next step mounting rails are to be assigned to the mounting panel.

Variable-length placement of mounting rails

Placing the first mounting rail

1. Select the menu item Insert > Mounting rail.

� The Part selection dialog opens, with the "Housing accessories, internal extension > Mounting rail" hierarchy level already open in the tree view.

2. Select the mounting rail part TS 35_15and click [OK].

� The mounting rail hangs on the cursor as a transparent preview with the height defined for the part but with no defined length. The currently selected handle is displayed in red, and is also identified by an orange square as a snap point.

3. Press [A] to change the handle to "Top".

4. Now enter 40 mm for the X-coordinate on the keyboard. The input

box is displayed. Enter the second value, for the Y-coordinate, sepa-rated from the first value by a blank as 317. A Z-value is not required.

Complete the entry with [Enter].



5. Move the cursor to the right and drag and extend the mounting rail like a line up to the right-hand wire duct.

� The mounting rail is displayed transparently at its current length up to the cursor position.

6. Click to place the mounting rail.

� The mounting rail is inserted. The selected part remains at the cursor and can be placed again.

Placing the second mounting rail

A further mounting rail is now to be placed between the two lower wire ducts.

1. Change the handle for these coordinates to "Bottom left" by using the key [A].

2. Enter the coordinates X= 40 and Y= 108.

� The mounting panel now has wire ducts and mounting rails.

Inserting a Device (with width, height, depth)



1. Select the menu item Insert > Device.

� The Part selection dialog is opened, the "Part" top hierarchical level is selected.

2. Navigate through the tree structure to Relays, contactors, Siemens

and mark the device part SIE.3RT1017-1BB44-3MA0.

3. Click [OK].

� The device hangs on the cursor as a transparent preview. If the device is defined with the height, width and depth part properties, it is displayed with the dimensions specified in the part. The currently selected handle is displayed in red, and is also identified by an or-ange square as a snap point.

Warning:

In addition to the parts properties Width, Height and Depth, EPLAN Pro Panel also allows you to visualize devices and items using qualified 3D graphics macros.

In order to create own devices, items and 3D graphics macros, 3D model data in STEP format can be imported into EPLAN Pro Panel.

These data that are usually provided by component manufacturers are as a rule based on the CAD design data of the component manufacturer and are often complex and detailed.

The use of complex and detailed 3D models as the basis for EPLAN 3D graphics macros requires a correspondingly large amount of working memory and can have a long-term effect on the program performance during project editing in EPLAN.

To obtain further information about this topic as well recommendations please contact the EPLAN Support.

4. Press [A] to change the handle.

� Each time [A] is actuated, the handle changes from left to right, or to the next of the 9 possible points on the base. Specify the handle to "Right center".



5. Alternatively select Popup menu > Placement options to call up the Placement options dialog. Here you can again choose the han-dle and / or enter an offset.

6. Place the device with a mouse click on the uppermost mounting rail at the right-hand outer duct.

Note:

In order to complete the mounting panel created up to now with the steps below, please copy the mounting location =EB3+ET3 to =EB3+ET5! You can use Copy and Paste in the page navigator to this purpose. Use the Number option when inserting. This ensures that the devices have a new device tag.

3D Mounting Layout Navigator



The 3D mounting layout navigator is used to list the devices available in the project so that they can be placed in a layout space.

1. Select the menu item Project data > Devices / Parts > 3D mount-ing layout navigator.

� All devices to which a part is assigned are listed.

� The view in the 3D mounting layout navigator is always identifier-based.

� Parts without a device tag are grouped in a separate hierarchy level.

� Devices that have already been placed are identified by an addi-tional icon.

Multiple entries may be selected in both the tree view and the list view. These selected devices can then be placed on the mounting panel at the same time. It is also possible to select a node in the tree view. All devic-es that are affected by this selection are placed together.

1. Open the 3D mounting layout navigator. Select the identifier Q under

=EB3 +ET5.

2. Right-click Q1 and select Place from the popup menu.

3. Q1 is located at the cursor. Place the item on the first mounting rail at

a distance of 10 mm to the left-hand wire duct.

4. Repeat the process with K3 and place it next to Q1.



5. Next place the PLC that is located under the identifier A. Mark all the

components with the identifier A and place them by dragging the

component last marked onto the mounting panel. The distance to K1

should amount to 35 mm.

Multiple Placing of Terminals


Multiple Placing of Terminals

Preconditions:

In order to place a terminal several times or to place the complete termi-nal strip, first select the first terminal in the 3D mounting layout navigator. Select Popup menu > Place. A prompt is displayed that no part has been placed from this terminal strip yet. At the same time you are asked whether this terminal strip is to be placed completely.

If you respond with [Yes], you can subsequently place the terminal strip completely. To do so, you only place the first terminal. The subsequent ones are placed automatically.

If you respond with [No], you can then place the terminals individually.

1. Open the 3D mounting layout navigator. Select a terminal of the ter-minal strip X1 under =EB3 +ET5.

2. Select Popup menu > Place.

3. Respond [Yes] to the prompt "No part of the terminal strip =EB3+ET5-X1: has been placed yet. Place the terminal strip com-pletely?".

4. Place the first terminal at a distance of 10 mm to the left-hand wire duct. The remaining terminals are placed automatically.

Simplified Representation


Simplified Representation

With this functionality, you can reduce the detail shown in the graphic of the parts placed in the layout space. You can set which items are to be shown in a simplified representation in the Options > Settings > User > Graphical editing > 3D dialog:

• Terminal strips (block definition)

• 3D macros.

The settings apply to all items already placed and to all those subse-quently placed.

1. Select Popup menu > Simplified representation in the layout space navigator.

� 3D macros are replaced by rectangular bodies in the dimensions of the items previously used. Terminal strips are combined to a block; the individual terminals are no longer shown. The position of the components placed on the items does not change.

Right: Representation in simplified view

Model Views


Model Views

Inserting a model view

Model views are standardized views and views of equipped mounting surfaces. They are used for display purposes and for creating drawings. Additional information such as dimensioning, texts, etc. for enclosure production (enclosure equipment) can be drawn in the model views using standard platform functions.

A separate page type "Model view" is available for model views. Howev-er, you can also insert model views on other page types.

1. Create a Page 4 with the page type "Model view" under =EB3+ET5.

2. Select the menu item Insert > Graphic > Model view (Pro Panel).

3. Press [Enter] to specify the first corner of the area for the model view at the current cursor position.

4. Open a frame using the cursor keys. You can open the frame in any direction.

5. End area selection with [Enter].

� The Model view dialog opens.

6. Define the data specific to the model view on the View tab. These should encompass at least the following specifications:

• View name: Every view is identified by a unique designation. You cannot have multiple views with the same name. If you do not want to retain the suggestion, enter a new name that is not used yet.

• Layout space: A model view can only ever be created for a layout space. This drop-down list displays all the layout space created in the project. When you open the dialog for the first time, the name of the first main layout space in the project is displayed. Select the Layout space created by you, for example, –MP2 Terminal box +

ET5.

Model Views


• Basic items: Here you can specify what is to be displayed in the model view. You can also further restrict the content of the layout space that is displayed. Click [...] to open the 3D object selection dialog and select the objects to be displayed in the model view. Select the entry "Mounting panel front".

• Viewpoint: Select the alignment of the model view from this drop-down list. Since the front of the mounting panel is to be displayed in this model view, retain the setting "Front".

• Item labeling: Select a labeling scheme from this drop-down list. Click [...] to create an own labeling scheme. Select Default as the item labeling.

7. Click [OK].

� The Model view dialog closes and the model view is placed on the project page according to the settings.

Note:

If simplified representation is active, the respective model view is also shown in simplified form. This can be changed, after switching over the simplified representation in the layout space, by refreshing the model view.

Model Views


Managing the model views

In order to manage the model views select the menu items Utilities > Reports > Model view.

In the popup menu of the View tab you can:

• Update model views

• Delete model views

• Open pages that contain model views.

In addition, model views can be frozen in the properties under the prop-erty name "Model view: Frozen". These model views and the corre-sponding enclosure legends are then no longer updated.

Updating model view

If the content of the layout space referenced by the model view was changed, the message "Model view not up to date" appears over the top of the model view when the page is opened. The model view must be updated to match the contents of the layout space and model view.

1. Select the model view.

2. Select the menu item Utilities > Reports > Update.

� The display in the model view is matched to the current status in the layout space. Any newly-added components are shown, while removed components are hidden.

Enclosure Legend (manual placing)



Creating window legends

Window legends are placed directly when the Enclosure legend report type is created. The required entries are made in the Select report dia-log.

Preconditions:

The Suppress generation of legend check box is not activated in the properties of the respective model view.

1. Open the created model view from the project EPLAN-DEMO.

2. Select Utilities > Reports > Generate.

3. Click [New] in the Reports tab.

4. Select the entry "Manual placement" from the Output form drop-down list in the Select report dialog.

5. Select "Enclosure legend" from the list of available reports.

6. Select the Manual selection check box.

7. Select the name of the model view to be output from the right-hand section and move it into the left-hand section.

8. Click [OK].

� The legend is hanging on the cursor.

9. Place the legend on the opened project page.

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