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From: Brian Bates <buzz AT ksys DOT co DOT nz>
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Subject: Re: [geda-user] Electonic control cabinet, net and cable number
Date: Mon, 08 Jun 2020 06:25:16 +1200
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On Monday, 8 June 2020 3:07:37 AM NZST you wrote:
> I have drawn schematics for circuit boards but are a beginner then it come
> to electronic control cabinets: 1. I have discovered connections are
> usually marked with a number so number for net name seems like an obvious
> choice.
Created my own symbols for these.

> 2. There are cables and a bus seems like the obvious choice for
> cables, have not seens any numbers on these.
I created new symbols for these using a colored line, two pins and a refdes.

> 3. As there usually are
> numbers on cable strands it would feel lik a good idea to enter this number
> in schematic, do anybody have a suggestion for suitable name?
I have created my own library for this. I'm quite happy to share it with you 
if you wish, It's not what I would call complete but might be a place to 
start.

> Do anybody have any tutorial about how to make schematics for electrical
> cabinets?
> 
> 
> Regards Nicklas Karlson

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Cheers

Buzz