Distribution

of Inlines By Home Condition

When Distribute Inlines By Home Condition is selected in Capital Schematic Generator for Systems Integrator, the system distributes inlines across the generated diagrams in particular ways.

Select this option if you want to distribute inline connectors across the generated wiring diagrams using the home condition set on the functional source signal (set in Capital Logic Designer) to which the inline connector belongs.

In this case, an inline connector is distributed to all of the generated diagrams where the functional signal of its attached wire conductor’s home condition is set. It is assumed that if any of the functional conductor schematics on a diagram is a home object (that is, its home condition is set), then all of its conductor schematics on that diagram are considered to be home objects.

The algorithm for distributing the inlines by home condition uses the following rules:

• If a single-ended (ported) net in a logical diagram has its home condition set to true, the system adds all wires and inline connectors needed to implement this net stub to the wiring diagram.

• If a single-ended (ported) net in a logical diagram has its home condition set to false, the system adds just the single wire stub used to implement this net stub to the wiring diagram. The system adds no inline connectors to the wiring diagram.

• If a net is connected on both ends in the logical diagram, the system adds all wires and inline connectors needed to implement this net connection to the wiring diagram regardless of the home condition setting on the net.

• If no instance of a net in the logical diagram has the home condition set to true and no full connection on both ends of the net is available, the algorithm picks the net stubs and implements the appropriate structure with all wires and inline connectors. You can distribute the wires and inline connectors to several net stubs.

• When using the wiring prototype flow, the template is considered as the master for determining the distribution of inlines and splices. If there is additional connectivity that requires distribution, then the rules above are used for the distribution.

Example of Generated Diagrams With and Without Selecting

to Distribute Inlines by Home Condition

Assume the functional designs are as shown in the image below where the Functional Diagram 1 net instances are marked with home conditions as true and no other instance of these nets are home objects.

Figure 405: Net Instances Marked with Home Conditions

In Functional Diagram 3, there is a full implementation of the conductors.

Assume the Capital Systems Integrator design is as shown in the image below with two inline connectors in the path of the two devices.

Figure 406: Inline Connectors in Path of Two Devices

Without Distribute Inlines by Home Condition selected, the generated wiring diagrams are as follows:

Figure 407: Distribute Inlines Not Selected: Generated Diagram 1

Figure 408: Distribute Inlines Not Selected: Generated Diagram 2

Figure 409: Distribute Inlines Not Selected: Generated Diagram 3

With Distribute Inlines by Home Condition selected, the generated wiring diagrams are as follows:

Figure 410: Distribute Inlines Selected: Generated Diagram 1

Figure 411: Distribute Inlines Selected: Generated Diagram 2

Figure 412: Distribute Inlines Selected: Generated Diagram 3

Propagation

of Home Conditions

Home conditions from the functional source objects are propagated to the generated wiring content. If a prototype (template) object exists for a wiring object, the home condition is copied from the prototype. For wiring content with no matching prototype object, the home condition is copied from the functional source diagram.

Generated Object	Condition for Propagation of Home Condition
Wire	Set if the functional source signal is a home object.
Shield	Set if the functional source signal is a home object.
Splice	Set if any of the attached wires have a functional source that is a home object.
Harness connector with owner	Set if the attached device’s functional source is a home object.
Normal device	Set if the functional source device is a home object.
Ground device	Set if the functional source device is a home object.
Inline connector	Set if any of the attached wires have a functional source that is a home object.
Interface inline connector	Set if any of the attached wires have a functional source that is a home object.

Home

Condition on Object with Slot Internal Connectivity

When generating diagrams with minimum or all slot internal connectivity, the home condition on the generated slot internal objects is as follows:

• The home condition on the slot internal device is the same as on its functional source.

• The home condition on the slot external device is set using the home condition of the functional signal of the attached conductor (to the slot external device or to the connectors of the slot external device).

• The home condition on the slot internal net conductor is unchanged or not modified from the default settings. By default, the home condition is set on a conductor.

Home

Condition on Combined Devices

When you generate diagrams with Use Combined Devices selected, the home condition is set as per the table Table 26.

Home

Condition on Added Content for Ground Paths

When you generate diagrams with Always Add Ground Paths selected, the wiring content that connects ground devices is added to the generated diagrams. The home condition is not set on the ground device but is set on the other generated objects, that is, wires, splices and inlines.

If the functional diagram (that corresponds to the wiring diagram to which the ground path is distributed) does not contain the ground path for the generated ground device, the home condition is not set on the generated ground path.

Home

Condition on Splices Added to Generated Diagram

When you generate diagrams with Distribute Splices selected, the home condition is set on the distributed splices if any of the wire’s functional signal is a home object.

Home

Condition on Extracted Connectivity Objects

When you generate diagrams with a prototype (template) and select Strictly Use Prototype during Wiring Distribution, the home condition on objects with matching prototype objects is determined by the prototype. The home condition on objects without matching prototype objects is determined by the functional source diagrams.

When you generate diagrams with a prototype but without selecting Strictly Use Prototype during Wiring Distribution, wiring content for objects without prototype objects is added to the generated diagrams. The home condition on these objects is determined by home conditions in the original functional diagrams.

Parent Topic:

Capital Schematic Generator for Systems Integrator

Capital Systems Integrator User Guide, 2512.2606

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