Ya, that is somewhat similiar to wat i want. Now, i am trying to push NI into my new company, so, i need the so called "library" to let the electrical department able to draw their schematic without creating their own NI PACs block or connectors. In the autocad, i can choose from a list of libraries, then add the digital output card into my schematic. Then, it will be something like the jpeg shown. Allen Bradley Autocad Electrical Libraries Borrow 5.3 Student co-creation 403817 367632 Get Started Contribute to OEA OEA Partners Responsible AI Skills and Training Inspiration GitHub Upcoming Events Sep 08: Discussing How We Actively Address the Ways Our Institutions are Deeply Rooted in Past and Current. AutoCAD Electrical Content Packs (Siemens, Eaton, Allen Bradley) for Electrical 2020-2013: 32MB: 5. Then i will just need to connect the terminal to maybe power to 24VDC terminals, then signal output terminals to my, maybe relays etc. This ease a lot of workload for the electrical team, at the same time, minimise errors.īut, the libraries i had in the autocad electrical from autodesk does not have National Instrument cRIO controllers and cRIO IO cards. So i am thinking issit that i have to get the libraries from NI, and import it into my AutoCad software?Įdited: If i have the library, i can just choose things like - PAC > NI cRIO > NI 9421. Then place it on my schematic, then i will have a digital input card, with 8 channels input terminals. The things that i need to do next is just to connect up these terminals according to my electrical design.
This is better than i have to create my own library for all the IO cards for National Instruments.
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