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Edit Receptacle Schedule List

To edit receptacle schedule project settings, go to
Ribbon: DME: Customizationā†’Project Customizationā†’  Receptacles Schedule Label Group
Pulldown Menu: DM Electricalā†’Customizationā†’Labels and Schedulesā†’Project Listā†’Edit Receptacle Schedule Project List

To edit receptacle schedule standards settings, go to
Ribbon: DME: Customizationā†’Master & Standards Customizationā†’  Receptacles Schedule Label Group
Pulldown Menu: DM Electricalā†’Customizationā†’Labels and Schedulesā†’Standards and Master Listsā†’Edit Receptacle Schedule Standards List

Receptacle Schedule Label Display and Order Dialog Boxā€‹

See the Common Label and Schedule Information section for more information about using the and buttons and the KeyĀ ā˜°, Label, Width, JustificationĀ ā–¾, and ā˜Ā Display fields.

Values in the KeyĀ ā˜° column are listed alphabetically below.

  • Ā Callout The callout of the receptacle as defined in the receptacle project schedule.

  • Ā Features A list of the different features of the receptacle (e.g., whether the receptacle is explosion proof or waterproof, and if the GFCI has a ground or an isolated ground).

  • Ā NEMA The NEMA rating value taken from the schedule.

  • Ā Note 1 Note taken from the schedule.

  • Ā Note 2 Note taken from the schedule.

  • Ā Note 3 Note taken from the schedule.

  • Ā Quantity The number of receptacles inserted in the project. If a receptacle type is not inserted, NOT USED will be displayed.

  • Ā Short Voltage The voltage value and poles of the receptacle.

    Examples: 120V 1P, 208V 2P

  • Ā Symbol The block used to represent the receptacle. The subscript for the receptacle can be displayed in this column. See the Insert Receptacle Project Schedule section for more information.

  • Ā Volts The full voltage value of the receptacle. The volts, poles, and wires will be displayed.

    Examples: 120V 1P 2W, 208V 2P 2W

  • Ā Volts Only The voltage value of the receptacle. Only the volts will be displayed. The poles and wires will not be displayed.

    Examples: 120V, 208V