Non-composite

Wiring Synthesis

This is used only if you have the Capital Systems Integrator Fundamentals license (not the full Capital Systems Integrator license) and you are working with a design that has no complexity (that is, only a single harness level, which means there are no options or all options are set as standardized options in the product plan). You can use this process to synthesize wiring for selected or all signals.

Note

The results of non-composite wiring synthesis may be different to the results of using Composite Wiring Synthesis (CWS). This is because non-composite synthesis does not take into account some factors that CWS does (for example, variant options and non-active levels). You can use CWS to synthesize wiring for selected signals. See Running Modular or Composite Wiring Synthesis for Selected Signals.

The process requires that one Harness Level is defined for each Harness in the design in order that you can route wiring through all harnesses. The harness levels are generated automatically if you do not have the Composite Wiring Synthesis option installed.

In the example below, the harness H1 has just one level L1.

Figure 198: Harness H1 with One Level L1

Once the system has created the harness level for each harness, the next step is to define and route the wires for the individual harness levels.

In order to do this, you must set the harness levels as active. This means that the system can generate wires and routing through all of the harnesses.

Once the harness levels are active, you can synthesize (create) the wires from the logical signals. When you do this, the system routes the signals and generates the required wires, splices and multi-terms. See Detailed Descriptions of Wiring Synthesis Output for details of how wiring synthesis generates and routes wires in specific scenarios.

If you have added Wire Part Specification constraints and Terminal Type Specification constraints to objects, the systems uses these to add properties to the wires that are created. When creating splices, the system takes into account any constraints or rules that exist.

After you have synthesized the wiring, you can generate basic reports from the Reports menu. You can create reports for bundle contents, multicore wire lists and a component bill of material. You can generate more detailed reports for options, harness levels and connectivity information. See Reports for more information.

You can edit the topological layout after you have synthesized wiring and you can reroute the signals.

• Synthesizing Non-Composite Wiring for Signals

Parent Topic:

Wiring

Capital Systems Integrator User Guide, 2512.2606

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