Capital Schematic Generator for Systems Integrator

Capital Schematic Generator for Systems Integrator Overview

Capital Schematic Generator for Systems Integrator enables you to generate Capital Logic Designer designs containing wiring diagrams based on the synthesized wiring data from Capital Systems Integrator.

When generating the diagrams, you select an option to specify whether you want to base the generated diagrams on the wiring data for:

One or more selected vehicle configuration in a Capital Systems Integrator design
One or more selected harness level in a Capital Systems Integrator design (regardless of whether that harness level is part of any available configuration or not)

The generated wiring diagrams contain all objects that are active in at least one of the selected configurations or levels. When selecting the configurations or levels, you can restrict the objects that are rendered in the generated diagrams by selecting associated Capital Logic Designer designs.

In the case of vehicle configurations, you can also select which harnesses you want to be rendered in the generated diagrams.

You can modify the generated diagrams after you generate them.

You can generate:

One or more Capital Logic Designer wiring diagrams based on the logical layout of the connectivity in the Capital Logic Designer functional designs that are associated with the Capital Systems Integrator design and on the wiring information from the Capital Systems Integrator design. You can generate either one design containing all of the diagrams or multiple designs belonging to a new build list. See Functionally Partitioned Diagrams and Translation of Objects When Generating Partitioned Diagrams for more information about how Capital Schematic Generator for Systems Integrator generates these diagrams.
One or more Capital Logic Designer wiring diagrams based on the wiring information and bundle layout from the Capital Systems Integrator design. The wires follow the routes of the bundles in the Capital Systems Integrator design. See Topology Led Diagram and Translation of Objects When Generating Topology Led Diagrams for more information about how Capital Schematic Generator for Systems Integrator generates these diagrams.
A set of Capital Logic Designer wiring diagrams that are partitioned according to a user-defined property that is present on the functional devices and pins in the associated Capital Logic Designer designs. The user-defined property values must be comma-separated lists of the wiring designs on which the devices and pins must appear. See Custom Partitioned Wiring Diagrams and Translation of Objects When Generating Partitioned Diagrams.

Vehicle Configurations versus Harness Levels

If wiring synthesis has generated only maximum complexity vehicle configurations, then some harness levels (and their wiring) are not included in any vehicle configurations.

When generating diagrams:

You select configurations if you want the diagrams to include harness levels (and wiring) included in those configurations only.
You select harness levels if you want the diagrams to also contain harness levels (and wiring) not included in any configurations.

Use

of Template (Prototype) Diagrams

You can use any existing wiring diagrams as templates for the layout of other wiring diagrams that you generate using Capital Schematic Generator for Systems Integrator. This means that instead of using a functional layout as the template (which is what happens when associated functional designs are used), you are using an existing wiring (physical) layout as the basis for the layout of another wiring diagram.

See Translation of Objects When Generating Diagrams Using Templates (Prototypes) for more information.

Guided

Layout

Guided layout, sometimes called net layout, refers to the way a schematic is created in the generated wiring diagrams. In this case, the wiring follows the layout, or path, of nets in template (prototype) functional diagrams.

If the templates do not contain nets that correspond to some of the wires, those additional wires do not follow any guided layout from the functional design. Instead, point-to-point routing is used.

Routing

of Wires in Generated Diagrams

Capital Schematic Generator for Systems Integrator does not route wires in the generated design if:

The physical connectivity does not have a corresponding net conductor on an associated functional design from Capital Logic Designer.
Physical connectivity is associated to net segments (of the same shared net) that are not connected on a diagram.
Physical connectivity corresponds to a single merged point on a functional net depiction.

Capital Schematic Generator for Systems Integrator:

Positions devices where they were located in the functional designs from Capital Logic Designer that are associated with the Capital Systems Integrator designs.
Uses the locations of any name text from the functional designs.
Uses the paths of signals from the functional designs but replaces the nets with connectors and wires.

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Capital Schematic Generator for Systems Integrator