Icon | Description |
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![]() | Indicates the location of a cable. |
![]() | Indicates the harness currently in use. |
![]() | Indicates the subharness currently in use. |
![]() | Indicates bundles. A bundle is a sheath feature containing one or more cables, wires, or other bundles that pass through the same location. |
![]() | Indicates cables. Two or more wires bound together form a cable. |
![]() | Indicates an unrouted logical data. |
![]() | Indicates a harness. A harness is a part file that contains cables and wires within the assembly. |
![]() | Indicates markers. Markers represent shrink wrap tubing that is placed on a cable during the manufacturing process to identify the cable for assembly, maintenance, and repair purposes. |
![]() | Indicates networks. A network is a series of locations that defines default paths to automate the process to route cables. |
![]() | Indicates a network path. A network path is a path defined within the network. It associates specific cables or wires with the path to further control the routing via a network. |
![]() | Indicates incomplete or broken cables. |
![]() | Indicates segments. |
![]() | Indicates stiff shrinks. A stiff shrink is a sheath feature through which multiple cables and wires can be routed. |
![]() | Indicates a subarness. A subharness is a subset of a harness part. |
![]() | Indicates tapes. |
![]() | Indicates tie wraps. A tie wrap is used to hold one cable or several cables together. |
![]() | Indicates the dependent harness currently in use. |
![]() | Indicates a dependent harness. |
![]() | Indicates that the harness is a child of a flexible assembly. |
![]() | Indicates branch tapes. |
![]() | Indicates ribbon cables. A ribbon cable is a flat and wide cable with many conducting wires running parallel to each other on the same flat plane. |
![]() | Indicates incomplete or broken ribbon cables. |
![]() | Indicates wires. |
![]() | Indicates incomplete or broken wires. |
![]() | Indicates conductors. |
![]() | Indicates incomplete or broken conductors. |
![]() | Indicates overbraids. The overbraid feature in Cabling provides a method of grouping multilevel cables and understanding the hierarchy of a multilevel cable. |
![]() | Indicates spools imported from a logical data. |
![]() | Indicates spools created in Creo. |
![]() | Indicates connectors in connectivity view. |
![]() | Indicates ports in connectivity view. |
![]() | Indicates terminals. |
![]() | Indicates the Reference Designation note. |