Defines the functional system (e.g., =CONVEYOR1 ).

Search for the manufacturer part number (e.g., Siemens, Schneider, Rockwell). Select the part and click .

A detailed visual map for shop-floor technicians wiring the terminal strips. Cable Diagram: Pinout details for field installations.

: The left panel now uses buttons to toggle between tree and list views, with integrated filter technology from the platform's navigators. A search field allows quick part location.

Don't redraw the same motor starter circuit over and over. Select a finished circuit, press Ctrl + F5 to save it as a Window Macro ( .ema ), and insert it into future projects to complete hours of drafting in seconds.

Once your schematic pages are drawn, EPLAN generates your manufacturing and purchasing documentation automatically. Go to . Click the New button ( + ). Select your desired report types from the dropdown menu:

Once a project is created, EPLAN automatically generates a Title Page and Table of Contents .

Projects are built out of individual pages, which behave like intelligent sheets rather than simple CAD files.

EPLAN features an automatic connection engine. If two connection points on symbols align horizontally or vertically, EPLAN draws the connection line automatically.

Place it onto your schematic page. The software automatically handles device tagging according to your project settings. 6. Wiring, Cables, and Terminals

: Before importing, access File > Settings > User > Interfaces > Export and Import DXF/DWG to set import schemes and preferences

Specify your local directory or server path.

Start by selecting a template that predefines number formats for devices, wiring, and cabling.

Choose your verification rule set (e.g., checking for duplicate device tags, short circuits, or contacts assigned to non-existent relay coils). Click .

The central hub for adding symbols, macros, cables, and terminals.