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Example Vehicle

Configurations

This section uses example vehicle configurations to consider how you view them in Capital Systems Integrator, how they relate to each other, and how they relate to other composite data elements. A vehicle configuration is a set of harness levels (one per harness) that could be ordered and fitted into a specific vehicle. You can define harness levels manually or generate them automatically using wiring synthesis or Capital Configuration Optimizer.

For this example, they were generated by CWS using the Example Harness Levels.

You can view the vehicle configurations in a design by pressing Space Bar and entering Vehicle Configurations.

Figure 151: Example Vehicle Configurations

Three vehicle configurations were generated, each equating to one of the vehicle models. For example, the LHD-BS1 vehicle configuration uses the LHD-BS (Left Hand Drive - Basic) vehicle model.

The top of the table lists all of the harnesses in the design and the column entries indicate the harness levels that are used in the vehicle configurations. The LHD-BS1 vehicle configuration uses the _LHD-BS1 harness level for the BODY harness.

If you hold your mouse cursor over a harness level, a tool-tip indicates the vehicle models and options that it supports:

Figure 152: Vehicle Models and Options Supported by Harness Level

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