Documentation for using the Conductr application
Select a topic below to learn more about using Conductr.
A quick introduction to what Conductr is and what it's used for — schematic design, component libraries, and wire harness manufacturing.
Working with the schematic editor — the Edit button, placing symbols, wire property inheritance, Document Properties, Title Block, Generate Netlist, Access & Collaborators, and more.
Laying out wire harnesses — connectors, nodes, and bundles, bundle lengths, the Wire Cut List, refreshing the netlist, and how nailboards carry across schematic revisions.
Creating and managing reusable symbols — pins, symbol properties, placing symbols on a schematic, refreshing from SavantPLM, and deleting a symbol.
Managing reusable Wire, Cable, and Terminal specs, using a library entry on a schematic, refreshing from SavantPLM, and deleting an entry.
Building reusable title blocks, placeholder tokens, attaching a title block to a drawing, and showing or hiding it.
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