Capital Schematic Generator for Systems Integrator > Custom Partitioned Wiring Diagrams

Overview of Flow for Custom Partitioned Diagrams

There is a particular flow for working with custom partitioned diagrams. This flow uses partitioning properties on functional devices and pins.

In the associated Capital Logic Designer designs, you must set a partitioning property on the functional devices and their pins. The property values must be the name of one or more wiring diagrams on which the devices and pins must appear. In the case of multiple names, the list must be comma-separated. The property name is user-defined but must be the same on all objects because Capital Schematic Generator for Systems Integrator looks for this property when generating custom partitioned diagrams. For example: Figure 308: System Wiring Diagram Property In this example, the property is called System Wiring Diagram and this object would appear on two generated wiring diagrams AUDIO-POWER and LIGHT-POWER. Note You can use the Object Type Information functionality in Capital Project Manager to define the property name and its values.

The following table explains the results of combining the partitioning property on devices and pins:

Partitioning Property on Device?	Partitioning Property on Pin?	Result in Generated Diagrams	Example
No	No	The device and pin are not present on any diagram.	DEV1 has no partitioning property. DEV1 has only PIN1 with no partitioning property. DEV1 and PIN1 do not appear in any wiring diagram.
Yes	No	The pin is present on the diagrams specified for the device.	Example 1: DEV1 has a partitioning property value of A and B. DEV1 has PIN1 with no partitioning property. DEV1 and PIN1 appear in wiring diagrams A and B. Example 2: DEV1 has a partitioning property value of A and B. DEV1 has no pins. DEV1 does not appear in any wiring diagram because Capital Schematic Generator for Systems Integrator ignores devices without pins.
No	Yes	The pin and device are present on the diagrams specified for the pin.	DEV1 has no partitioning property. DEV1 has PIN1 with no partitioning property. DEV1 has PIN2 with a partitioning property value of A and B. PIN1 does not appear in any wiring diagram. DEV1 and PIN2 appear in wiring diagrams A and B.
Yes	Yes	The pin is present only on the diagrams specified for the pin.	DEV1 has a partitioning property value of A and B. DEV1 has PIN1 with no partitioning property. DEV1 has PIN2 with a partitioning property value of B and C. PIN1 and DEV1 appear in the wiring diagrams A and B. PIN2 and DEV1 appear in the wiring diagrams B and C.

When you run Capital Schematic Generator for Systems Integrator, you must select the “Generate Custom Partitioned Diagrams” option and specify the “Partitioning Property” that you have set on the objects in Capital Logic Designer. See Generating Custom Partitioned Wiring Diagrams According to a User-Defined Property. When generating the diagrams, Capital Schematic Generator for Systems Integrator examines all active functional devices and pins to determine which system wiring diagrams must be generated. The diagram layout is based on the pieces of the layouts of the functional diagrams that contain the corresponding devices. The layout reuses positions of the functional devices and uses nets as guides for the layout of the wiring where possible. You can specify a template (prototype) design.

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Custom Partitioned Wiring Diagrams