Slot Connectors

In a topology diagram, a slot connector connects devices in a slot to a bundle. You cannot connect a bundle to a slot without a slot connector or holes. Bundles from different harnesses can connect to the same slot connector without the harnesses merging.

A slot connector in a Capital Wiring Integrator design represents a harness connector on the associated Capital Logic Designer designs. Any device connector attached to the harness connector is created as a separate object that is connected to the slot connector.

You can add slot connectors to slots in the following ways:

• Create an empty slot prior to associating a Capital Logic Designer design with the topology design and place a device in it after the association (see Adding an Empty Slot to a Topology Diagram). When you associate a Capital Logic Designer design with the topology design, any logical device with a name matching a topology slot name is placed in that slot automatically. Any harness connectors on the logical device are automatically added as slot connectors to the slot.

• Create a slot for a specific device after a Capital Logic Designer design has been associated with the Capital Wiring Integrator design. This action creates the slot and places the device in one step. Any harness connectors on the logical device are automatically added as slot connectors to the slot. See Adding a Slot With a Device to a Topology Diagram.

• Add an unplaced logical harness connector to the slot containing its device.

• Add an unassociated slot connector manually to a slot.

• Adding an Unassociated Slot Connector to a Slot

• Adding a Specific Harness Connector as a Slot Connector to a Slot

• Editing a Slot Connector

• Specifying a Route Code for a Slot Connector

• Moving a Slot Connector

• Constraining the Association of Logical Harness Connectors to Slot Connectors

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Capital Wiring Integrator

Capital Logic Designer User Guide, 2512

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