Creating Bundles and Harnesses

Bundle

A bundle is used in Capital Systems Integrator to join together slots and represents an available wire routing path within the electrical system. After you have associated the topological design with a Capital Logic Designer design, the system routes signals from the Capital Logic Designer design along these bundles and synthesizes wiring. There must be a slot connector wherever a bundle connects to a slot.

Bundle Segment

When a bundle has turning points, each straight section is a bundle segment. For example, the following bundle has three bundle segments:

You can also divide a bundle into bundle regions and add rules or properties to the individual regions. This may be desirable if you want to impose different conditions on different parts of a bundle. A bundle region is different to a bundle segment. A bundle segment is a graphical object only whereas a bundle region is a connectivity object. A set of sequential bundle segments can represent a bundle region. See Bundle Region for more information.

Bundles connect together to form a Harness.

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Creating Bundles and Harnesses