Inline Pairs

Inline pairs consist of an inline plug connector and an inline receptacle connector (also known as inline halves).

When placed on a bundle, an inline pair splits the bundle into separate Virtual Harnesses.

There are several factors that are considered when placing inline pairs, the following highlights some of the possible factors:

• Manufacturing — If the sections of the vehicle (the harnesses) are to be manufactured (or designed) at separate locations (for example, companies and factories).

• Assembly — To aid fitting the harnesses into the vehicle.

• Option content — Large numbers of options on a harness will result in many harness levels which may be difficult to manage.

• Physical constraints — Where the connectors can be placed for easy assembly, accessibility, and reliability (where the connectors will not undergo physical or environmental distress).

You can view a read-only signal map to see which wires connect to which cavities of the inline halves.

• Failure Cases for Place Inline

• Adding an Unassociated Inline Pair to a Bundle

• Adding a Specific Logical Inline Pair to a Bundle

• Editing an Inline Plug Connector or an Inline Receptacle Connector

• Specifying a Route Code for an Inline Plug Connector or an Inline Receptacle Connector

• Moving an Inline Pair

• Deleting an Inline Pair from a Bundle

• Toggling the Inline Plug Connector and Inline Receptacle Connector on an Inline Pair

• Constraining the Automatic Association of Inline Halves

• Viewing the Signal Map for an Inline Pair

• Viewing a Connector Faceview Symbol in a Signal Map

Parent Topic:

Capital Wiring Integrator

Capital Logic Designer User Guide, 2512

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