Learning

AutoCAD Electrical 2010

(IEC Standard) aust
ralia

Maximise your investment -get the most out of your software

Authorized Training Center
This course includes lunch, refreshments
and training materials. The day starts at
9:30am and finishes at 4:30pm.
CADGROUP AUSTRALIA
AUTHORISED TRAINING CENTRES
SYDNEY
L1, 202 St Johns Road
Glebe NSW 2037
Overview
This 2 day course provides an overview of many AutoCAD Electrical 2010 utilities
designed to enable users to quickly create and manage electrical-controls production
drawings.
Users focus on how to build intelligent ladder diagrams and panel layouts, and
how to leverage the intelligence built into AutoCAD Electrical. Hands-on exercises
representing real-world design scenarios for the IEC (international) standard are
included.
Before attending this course, students should have a working knowledge of the
following:
• A recent version of AutoCAD.
• Electrical drafting, design, or engineering principles.
• Microsoft® Windows® Vista or Microsoft® Windows® XP

Phone: 02 9552 3466 Basic Workflow Schematic Editing

Fax: 1300 651 825 • Design Environment • Basic Utilities
• Basic Workflow • Copy Catalog and Location Values
PERTH • Swapping and Updating Blocks
Suite 4/2A Brodie Hall Drive Project Basics • Using the Auditing Tools
• Project Manager • Update and Retag Drawings
Bentley WA 6102
• Project Drawing List
Phone: 08 9472 6205 • Moving Through Projects Schematic Reports
Fax: 1300 651 825 • Managing Projects • Schematic Reports

Schematic Wiring Panel Layouts

Training Manager
Peta Lunardi: plunardi@cadgroup.com.au
Cadgroup Australia is an Autodesk
Premier Solutions Provider and an
Autodesk Authorised Training Centre.
Cadgroup supplies comprehensive
software solutions to the Design and
Engineering industries.
Our team has the experience and
expertise to match your requirements.
Cadgroup Australia supports specific
products based on extensive research
and background knowledge of
performance criteria and industry
standards.
• Wires and Ladders • Creating Panel Layouts
• Point-to-Point Wiring • Using the DIN Rail Tool
• Wire Numbers and Leaders • Using the Terminal Strip Editor
• Source and Destination Signals • Panel Layout Annotation and Reports
• One Line Diagrams
Schematic Components
• Inserting Schematic Symbols
• Inserting Schematic Components
from Lists
• Connectors
• Terminals, Multiple Level Terminals,
and Jumpers
• Circuits
• Multiple Phase Circuits
• Circuit Builder