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OBJECT_TYPE
(Required)
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The object type (COMPONENT OR CONNECTOR).
Format: OBJ_TYPE text string
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REF_DES
(Required)
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The reference designator name. When placing a component symbol in a diagram, you must supply a unique REF_DES name. The system saves this name with the symbol instance and uses it in wire lists, and the like.
Format: REF_DES text string
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NUM_OF_PINS
(Required)
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The number of logical pins. The number of visible pins is determined by number of nodes in the symbol definition.
Format: NUM_OF_PINS integer
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GENDER
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Required If object type is connector (Male or Female).
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MODEL_NAME
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The name of the reference solid model in Cabling—the physical model that the component symbol represents. This helps Cabling to designate components automatically.
Format: MODEL_NAME text string
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DESCRIPTION
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The description of the component.
Format: DESCRIPTION text string.
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DEF_GROUPING
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The default grouping for entry ports in the connector, ROUND, WIRE or FLAT. Default value ROUND
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DEF_INTERNAL_LEN
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The default internal length value for all entry ports in connector, default value 0.0.
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TABLE_AUTO_ASSIGN
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Optional, True, False, defaults to True. You can also set this parameter at the component level so that the parameter is applicable to all the pins of the component.
Example: If you set the SIGNAL_VALUE_AUTO_ASSIGN parameter to FALSE for a terminator table, you cannot set the corresponding parameter for that pin.
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User Defined
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Establishes a user-defined parameter. Format: <parameter name> text string or value.
Example: SUPPLIER KGY_Supply_Co
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