Bundle Region

You can 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. For example, you may want to prevent the creation of splices in one region of a bundle.

See Evaluation of Rules on Bundle Regions for more information about how rules are evaluated on bundle regions.

A bundle region is different from 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. Bundle regions cannot overlap each other.

You can set project style preferences for the graphical display of a bundle region. See the Capital Project Manager help system for more information about project style preferences. You can also edit the properties of the bundle region in Capital Systems Integrator. See Editing the Attributes and Properties of Objects for more information.

If you click a segment within a bundle region to select it and access the Edit Properties dialog box, you edit the properties for the bundle region, not the bundle segment and not the bundle as a whole.

If a bundle region covers a whole bundle, then you can select the bundle in the Design Browser (Design tab) to edit its properties. Alternatively, you can right-click the bundle region and choose the Extend Selection option from the pop-up menu before accessing the Edit Properties dialog box.

You can add grip points to a region. If you insert an inline or a through node, or if you connect another bundle end to the region, the region is split, and the properties of the region are copied to both resulting regions.

Bundle regions are defined using offsets from the bundle ends. The Offset section of the Edit Properties dialog box for a bundle region indicates the offset from the bundle start node and bundle end node for each of the region nodes.

After you have defined a bundle region, you can edit it.

• Defining a Bundle Region

• Deleting a Bundle Region

• Moving a Bundle Region Node Manually

• Sliding a Bundle Region along a Bundle

• Using the Adjust Bundle Region Menu Option to Move a Bundle Region Node

• Editing the Offsets of a Bundle Region from the Bundle Ends

Parent Topic:

Creating Bundles and Harnesses

Capital Systems Integrator User Guide, 2512.2606

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