Allows you to customize the feeder IDs available to be used on the one-line diagram for the current project. Opens the Project Feeder ID Schedule dialog box:
Project Feeder ID Schedule Dialog Box
Group: The active feeder ID group. All of the IDs that are created and modified will be associated with the selected group.
Edit: Opens the Feeder Groups dialog box:
Name: The name of the feeder ID group.
Feeder ID Graphic: The graphic family used when feeder IDs in the group are inserted on the one-line diagram.
Feeder ID Type: The graphic type that will be used for the feeder ID.
New: Creates a new feeder ID group.
Delete: Deletes the current feeder ID group.
Edit Feeder ID: Sets the Feeder ID Graphic and Feeder ID Type for the current feeder ID group.
Ampacity: The ampacity of the feeder.
ID: The name of the feeder ID. This will be displayed when the feeder ID is inserted on the one-line diagram.
Callout: The full callout of the feeder.
Create: Opens the Create Feeder IDs dialog box:
The Create Feeder ID dialog box is used to manually create one or more feeder IDs. Multiple settings can be selected to create feeder IDs for each combination of the selected settings.
Ampacity: The ampacity of the feeder.
Number of Conductors: The number of conductor wires.
Neutral Size: The size of the neutral wires.
Ground Size: The size of the ground wires.
Include IG: Whether the ground will be isolated.
Press the Create Feeder IDs button to create the feeder IDs.
Move: Moves the currently selected feeder IDs to another group.
Delete: Deletes the currently selected feeder IDs.
Import: Imports feeder IDs from the Master Feeder ID Schedule. New feeder IDs will be created in the project for each ID being imported. If an ID already exists in the current schedule, the information will be overwritten.
Export: Exports feeder IDs from the current schedule to the master schedule. New feeder IDs will be created in the master schedule for each ID being imported. If an ID already exists in the master schedule, the information will be overwritten.