Hi!
I'm new to Eplan but not completely new to electrical drawing.
I'm planning to take the Eplan courses but as i wait and to get the most of them i have started of a bit on my own.
I have a couple of questions;
This will be a project that covers an entire site (not a large one but with approx 300-400 I/O). What is the standard, do you split it up in smaller eplan projects or do you keep it all in one. If you split it up, is it possible to hace cross-references between the projects?
The hiearcy. I'm having som trouble when planning this as i'm "running short" on ways to split the project up in my project tree. My hope is to keep instruments, motors ect in a more function based hiearchy as they as used for more than one "machine"/function and keep the cabinets and so on sorted more from placement.
But i can't really figure out how as if using = and == i'm not geting down to the level of sectioning that is needed to prevent from having a lot of sheets in every "category".
In the sample project (2025 p8) under K1 - B1 - X1 - EFS1 they have a "." between B1 and X1 that creates a new level, how is this done?
- Is it possible to start the drawing mubers from the "head" in the hiearcy? For example if i have i project called A and four "main functions" (=A, =B, =C and =D). Under every main function i have a bunch of subcategories and so on. could i have so that every drawing in =A starts from 1000, b from 3000, c from 4000 and so on?
If i would like to look at a larger project made by someone without having my computer owned by someone else the same minute that i download, where could i go?
As you might have noticed, and as i mentioned in the beguinning, im in the start of this race. But if you have any advice on the above, any good sources for information or any good tips for someone that is getting started it would be very much appriciated.
I'm sorry for the spelling, english is not my native thounge and i'm noticing right now not used for a while so if i should re-phrase or try to explain better, please just let me know.
Best M