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Recurring Panels Overview

Thursday, December 21st, 2017

An overview of how recurring panel templates and instances work in Design Master Electrical.

We look at the following topics for recurring panels:

When recurring panels can be used (00:55)
Creating a recurring panel template (02:20)
- Circuiting devices to a recurring panel template (04:50)
Creating a recurring panel instance (06:37)
Recurring panel template and instance schedules (16:40)
Changing recurring panel instances by modifying the recurring panel template (19:40)
The Insert Recurring Panel Instance on this Drawing, Remove Recurring Panel Instance from this Drawing, and Delete Recurring Panel Instance from Database commands (23:26)
The Convert Panel to Recurring Panel Template command (24:50)
Drawing homeruns from distribution equipment to show upstream devices (26:23)

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