CADWorx Spec Editor Users Guide 2014

CADWorx
Spec Editor User's Guide
Version 2014 SP1 (14.0) July / November 2013 DICAS-PE-200013B
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Contents
Intergraph CADWorx Catalog and Specification Editor .......................................................................... 7 What's New in Spec Editor...................................................................................................................... 9 Keywords .............................................................................................................................................. 12 Quick Access Toolbar ........................................................................................................................... 14 Status Bar ............................................................................................................................................. 15 Help ....................................................................................................................................................... 15 File............................................................................................................................................................... 17 New Catalog.......................................................................................................................................... 17 New Project ........................................................................................................................................... 18 Open ..................................................................................................................................................... 19 Save ...................................................................................................................................................... 19 Save As ................................................................................................................................................. 20 Recent Files .......................................................................................................................................... 20 About ..................................................................................................................................................... 20 Exit Spec Editor..................................................................................................................................... 20 Home Catalog Tab ..................................................................................................................................... 21 Clipboard Panel..................................................................................................................................... 21 Paste............................................................................................................................................... 21 Copy ............................................................................................................................................... 22 Cut .................................................................................................................................................. 22 Other Editing Features .......................................................................................................................... 23 Undo ............................................................................................................................................... 23 Remove Row .................................................................................................................................. 23 Add Table Panel.................................................................................................................................... 23 Edit table features ........................................................................................................................... 24 Size Table ....................................................................................................................................... 27 Material Table ................................................................................................................................. 28 Schedule Table ............................................................................................................................... 29 Thickness Table ............................................................................................................................. 31 EndType Table ............................................................................................................................... 32 Category Table ............................................................................................................................... 33 Data Table ...................................................................................................................................... 34 IndexCode Table ............................................................................................................................ 38 DBCode Table ................................................................................................................................ 38 Legacy Catalog Data Panel .................................................................................................................. 40 Import By Spec ............................................................................................................................... 40 Import From Data File ..................................................................................................................... 42 Import Pipe Support Legacy From Assembly File .......................................................................... 43 Import Pipe Support Legacy From Data File .................................................................................. 44 Transfer Data Panel .............................................................................................................................. 46 Catalog Data ................................................................................................................................... 46 Project Data .................................................................................................................................... 47 Export Data Panel ................................................................................................................................. 48 Export Table To Text Excel ............................................................................................................ 49
Contents
View Catalog Tab ....................................................................................................................................... 51 Display Panel ........................................................................................................................................ 51 Catalog Data ................................................................................................................................... 51 Base Catalog Data ......................................................................................................................... 53 Properties ....................................................................................................................................... 53 Component Tables ......................................................................................................................... 54 EndType Tables ............................................................................................................................. 54 Component Types .......................................................................................................................... 54 Home Project Tab ...................................................................................................................................... 57 Specification Panel ............................................................................................................................... 57 Add Specification ............................................................................................................................ 57 New and Edit Component Pane ..................................................................................................... 59 Long, Short, Tag, and Part Number Format Dialog Boxes ............................................................ 61 Edit Project Specs features ................................................................................................................... 66 Import AutoPLANT Specification Data ........................................................................................... 67 Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Specification Data ................................................................................ 68 Import Specification From SPRD File ............................................................................................. 71 Pipe Support Panel ............................................................................................................................... 73 Add Pipe Support Assembly ........................................................................................................... 73 Import Legacy Pipe Support Assembly .......................................................................................... 74 Catalog Panel........................................................................................................................................ 75 Update From Catalog ..................................................................................................................... 75 Review Table Links ........................................................................................................................ 76 Legacy Specification Panel ................................................................................................................... 77 Import Legacy Specification ........................................................................................................... 77 Export Data Panel ................................................................................................................................. 77 Export Specification To Text Excel ................................................................................................. 78 Editing Panel ......................................................................................................................................... 78 Find and Replace ........................................................................................................................... 78 View Project Tab ........................................................................................................................................ 81 Display Panel ........................................................................................................................................ 81 Project Specs ................................................................................................................................. 81 Project Catalog Data ...................................................................................................................... 81 Pipe Support Assembly .................................................................................................................. 82 Properties ....................................................................................................................................... 85 Appendix Property Descriptions ............................................................................................................. 89 Project Properties.................................................................................................................................. 89 Specification Properties .................................................................................................................. 90 Pipe Support Assembly Properties ................................................................................................. 91 Catalog Properties ................................................................................................................................ 91 Size Tables Properties ................................................................................................................... 92 Material Tables Properties ............................................................................................................. 92 Schedule Tables Properties ........................................................................................................... 92 Thickness Tables Properties .......................................................................................................... 94 EndType Tables Properties ............................................................................................................ 94 Data Tables Properties ................................................................................................................... 96 IndexCode Tables Properties ....................................................................................................... 136 DBCode Tables Properties ........................................................................................................... 136 Index ......................................................................................................................................................... 137
SECTION 1
Intergraph CADWorx Catalog and Specification Editor

The CADWorx Catalog and Specification Editor views, edits, and creates specifications and catalog data loaded with CADWorx. The Spec Editor also imports legacy data, and specs from all versions of CADWorx. Your project administrator needs to review and update the catalog (.cat) and project (.prj) file in the Spec Editor before modeling begins. Catalog File - Contains all the size, material, schedule, thickness, end type, category, component data, index codes, and database codes for all the components in CADWorx. This is a .cat file, located in C:\CADWorx\Plant\Spec, and can only be accessed through the Specification Editor. The catalog file works in conjunction with the project (.prj) file to allow CADWorx to build models. The areas highlighted in red are referenced throughout this manual. Windows such as the Catalog Data window are referenced by the window name. Please take a moment to get familiar with the interface.
The View tab is explained in View Catalog Tab (on page 51).
Project File - Contains the specifications for CADWorx. This is a .prj file, located in C:\CADWorx 1.0\Plant\Spec, and can only be accessed through the Specification Editor. These specifications

can be updated by changing the base catalog attached to the project. You can also update the individual components using the Edit Component dialog box. The project file is used in CADWorx to select specifications and sizes when creating a new model. The areas highlighted in red are referenced throughout this manual. Windows such as the Project Specs window are referenced by the window name. Please take a moment to get familiar with the interface. The Component tab is the default tab when, you open the Main Spec List View.
The View tab is explained in View Project Tab (on page 81).
What's New in Spec Editor

Version 2014 SP1 (14.0) This user's guide was created for the 2013 release of CADWorx. The following changes have been added for each subsequent release.
Items added and updated with CADWorx Spec Editor 2014 SP1: Program
You can now decide if your model receives custom data information using the Attach Field to Components check box in the New Field dialog box. For more information, see New Field Dialog Box (on page 53).
Items added and updated with CADWorx Spec Editor 2014: Software Enhancements
You can now import legacy pipe supports from an assembly file or a data file for use in CADWorx. For more information, see Import Pipe Support Legacy From Assembly File (on page 43) and Import Pipe Support Legacy From Data File (on page 44). You can now import and export formats in the Long Description Format, Short Description Format, Tag Format, and Part Number Format dialog boxes. For more information, see Description Format Dialog Boxes (on page 86). You can now enter the Short Description and Tag in the Properties pane for each component. For more information, see Common Component Properties (on page 97). You can now add and view the category PipeSupport. The PipeSupport category property descriptions have been added to the Appendix Property Descriptions (on page 89). For more information, see PipeSupport (on page 115). The Pipe Support Assembly pane has been added to the project file. You can add new pipe support assemblies and add new pipe support components. For more information, see Pipe Support Assembly (on page 82), Add Pipe Support Assembly (on page 73), Add Support Component (on page 82), and Add a new support component (on page 84). You can now import Smart Plant Reference Data specifications using the Import Specification From SPRD File option. For more information, see Import Specification From SPRD File (on page 71). The DBCode table can be added in Catalog and imported from a file. DBCodes can be specified when starting a new project, adding a new specification, and adding the DBCode Table to an existing project. You can change the DBCode table properties in all locations dealing with DBCodes. For more information, see DBCode Table (on page 38), Import DBCode Table From File (on page 39), Add DBCode Table (on page 39), DBCode Tables folder (on page 52), New Project (on page 18), Add Specification (on page 57), Add a new specification (on page 58), Edit Project Specs features (on page 66), Project Properties (on page 89), Specification Properties (on page 90), and DBCode Tables Properties (on page 136). All of these topics have been updated or added to the manual. The IndexCode table can now be created for a Catalog. For more information, see IndexCode Table (on page 38). It is now possible to double-click to add formats to the format setup dialog boxes. Part Number Format has been added to the New and Edit Component pane. For more information, see Long, Short, Tag, and Part Number Format Dialog Boxes (on page 61) and Description Format Dialog Boxes (on page 86). You can now define layers using the Layer Manager. For more information, see Layer Manager Dialog Box (on page 87).

You can now set the end types to match up by using the Matching End Type Table. For more information, see Matching End Type Table Dialog Box (on page 87). You can now add custom data throughout the Specification Editor to projects, specifications, tables, and more using either the Custom Data option or the right-click Add Custom Data To All Tables option. For more information, see Edit data table features (on page 37) or any topic with the property Custom Data. All properties are listed in Appendix Property Descriptions (on page 89). You can now copy components in the components list in a project. For more information, see Copy (on page 22). When the DAT file is imported using Import By Spec the DBCode Table and the IndexCode Table attached to the file display in the Catalog Data. For more information, see Import By Spec (on page 40). You can now view and change component types using the Component Types view. For more information, see Display Panel (on page 51) and Component Types (on page 54). Mitered Elbow is now an available Type when creating a data table for Elbows. For more information, see Elbows (on page 103).
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Added all new properties with descriptions to the Appendix Property Descriptions (on page 89).
Items added and updated with CADWorx Spec Editor 2013 R2: Software Enhancements
You can now import AutoCAD Plant 3D catalogs using the Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Catalog Data option. For more information, see Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Catalog Data (on page 26). You can now import AutoCAD Plant 3D specifications to a project using the Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Specification Data option. For more information, see Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Specification Data (on page 68). You can now review catalog data when updating a project from a catalog with the Review Update option. You can also use the Review Table Links option on the Catalog panel to review and update. For more information, see Catalog Panel (on page 75), Update From Catalog (on page 75), Review Update (on page 75), Review Table Links (on page 76), and Review Table Links Dialog Box (on page 76). You can now review the catalog data between a catalog and its base catalog by selecting the Review Table Links option in the right-click menu. For more information, see Edit table features (on page 24) and Review Table Links Dialog Box (on page 76). You can now setup the short description and tag formats for projects. For more information, see New Project (on page 18), Short Description Format Dialog Box, Tag Format Dialog Box, Long, Short, and Tag Format Dialog Boxes (see "Long, Short, Tag, and Part Number Format Dialog Boxes" on page 61), Component SD Format, Component Tag Format, Add single new component to a spec (on page 62), New and Edit Component Pane (on page 59), Add Multi Component Pane (on page 64), Add multiple new components to a spec (on page 65), Project Properties (on page 89), and Specification Properties (on page 90). All of these topics have been updated or added to the manual.
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Intergraph CADWorx Catalog and Specification Editor Users Guide

Updated AutoPLANT import location in the manual. There are now separate topics for Catalog and Project to clarify the Use Spec Catalog feature. For more information, see Edit table features (on page 24), Import AutoPLANT Catalog Data (on page 25), Edit Project Specs features (on page 66), and Import AutoPLANT Specification Data (on page 67). Updated the Export Data panel topics. There are now separate topics for Export To Text Excel due to changes in the UI. For more information, see Export Data Panel (on page 77), Export Specification To Text Excel (on page 78), or Export Data Panel (on page 48), Export Table To Text Excel (on page 49). Added information on the usage of the Quick Access toolbar. For more information, see Quick Access Toolbar (on page 14). Added a right-click menu options topic for the Project Spec Features. For more information, see Edit Project Specs features (on page 66). Added component images to the Data Tables Properties section. These are new images for R2. For more information, see Data Tables Properties (on page 96). Added endtype images to the EndType Tables Properties section. These are new images for R2. For more information, see EndType Tables Properties (on page 94). Added a note for how the EndType property works in conjunction with a Data Table. For more information, see Data Tables Properties (on page 96), all the components with end types, and New and Edit Component Pane (on page 59).
Items added and updated with CADWorx Spec Editor 2013 R1: Software Enhancements
You can now import AutoPLANT specification and data using the Import AutoPLANT Data option. For more information, see Import AutoPLANT Data (see "Import AutoPLANT Catalog Data" on page 25). You can now export data to an Excel or text document with the Export to Text Excel. For more information, see Export Data Panel (on page 48) and Export To Text Excel (see "Export Table To Text Excel" on page 49). You now can find and replace text in a project with the Find and Replace option. For more information, see Editing Panel (on page 78) and Find and Replace (on page 78). You can now right-click in the Main List View and import legacy catalogs from a spec or data file, export to text or Excel, or Import AutoPLANT Data. For more information, see Edit table features (on page 24).
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The ETS Description has been updated with more detailed information. For more information, see Common Component Properties (on page 97). The Schedule table properties have been updated with more detailed information. For more information, see Schedule Tables Properties (on page 92). The Gaskets, Bolts, and Welds section has been updated with more detailed information. Each section is broken down into its own section and bolts has had new properties added. For more information, see Gaskets/Bolts/Welds (on page 108).
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Keywords
Keywords can be used in specification descriptions that allow information to be automatically inserted during placement of a component. Keywords can be used anywhere within the Tag, Short Description, and Long Description fields. Keywords can also be used in the Index Code data file. Keywords are: MAIN RED SPEC MAINTHK REDTHK LENGTH BORE MAINACT REDACT TAG MAINDEC REDDEC MAINACTDEC REDACTDEC PIPETHK PIPETHKRED LINENUM SPECINFONOMINALRATING SPECINFOTEMPERATURE SPECINFOPRESSURE SPECINFOFLANGEFACE SPECINFOPIPINGMATERIAL SPECINFOFORGINGMATERIAL SPECINFOFITTINGMATERIAL SPECINFOGASKETMATERIAL SPECINFOSTUDMATERIAL SPECINFOBOLTMATERIAL CWDBCODE The keywords {BORE}, {PIPETHK} and {PIPETHKRED} are calculated from the pipe data file in the specification instead of the component's data file. For example, for a 4"x1" reducer, {PIPETHK} would get the values from the 4" pipe data file as listed in the specification. {PIPETHKRED} would get values from the 1" pipe data file. A 4"x1" reducer with {MAINTHK} or {REDTHK} would get the keyword values from the reducer data file as listed in the specification. Olet data files do not have any thickness values listed. Olet {MAINTHK} or {REDTHK} values are always read from the appropriate pipe data file. The {BORE} keyword is a calculation of the inside diameter of the main pipe size. It is calculated using the following formula: {BORE} = [ (Pipe Outside Diameter of Main Size) - (2*Pipe Wall Thickness of Main Size) ]. Some ways in which keywords can be used are below: PIPE, {MAIN} {MAINTHK}" API-5L GR.B DSAW, PSL2
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FLANGE, {MAIN} ANSI 150 RFWN {BORE}" BORE ASTM A105, ASME B16.5 NIPPLE, PIPE {MAIN} x {LENGTH} XS ASTM A106 GR.B WELDOLET, {MAIN} {MAINTHK}" x {RED} {REDTHK}" ASTM A105, ASME B31.8 VALVE, PLUG {MAIN} ANSI 150 WE API 6D TWT {PIPETHK}" API-5L GR.B PIPE REG PAT LO GASKET, INSULATING KIT {MAIN} ANSI 600, RF, B={BORE}, PIKOTEK VCS WITH ZINC PLATED WASHERS, GRE INSULATING WASHERS AND SLEEVES BOLT, STUD {MAIN} x {LENGTH} ALLOY STEEL ASTM A193 CL 2A GR B7 W/2 HEX NUTS ASTM A194 CL 2B GR 2H (FOR {MAINDEC}" 150# FLG.) User Defined Keywords: User defined keywords are now associated with user defined columns in side Spec Editor and can be created in catalog tables and projects by Custom Data in Properties.
Keyword Formatting:
The numeric values are formatted based on the SystemMeasure. The tables below explain the different formatting for each of the keywords. The AlphaSizeControl is read from the current configuration file. Keyword MAIN, RED MAINACT, REDACT MAINDEC, REDDEC MAINACTDEC, REDACTDEC MAINTHK, REDTHK BORE, PIPETHK, PIPETHKRED LENGTH SPEC SystemMeasure - English/Inch AlphaSizeControl AlphaSizeControl Always 3 decimal places Always 3 decimal places Always 3 decimal places Always 3 decimal places Based on DIMLUNIT, DIMDEC, DIMLFAC Specification filename without extension
Keyword MAIN, RED MAINACT, REDACT MAINDEC, REDDEC MAINACTDEC, REDACTDEC MAINTHK, REDTHK BORE, PIPETHK, PIPETHKRED
SystemMeasure - Metric/Inch AlphaSizeControl LUPREC and DIMZIN control number of decimals Always 3 decimal places Always 1 decimal places Always 1 decimal places Always 1 decimal places
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LENGTH SPEC Based on DIMLUNIT, DIMDEC, DIMLFAC Specification filename without extension
Keyword MAIN, RED MAINACT, REDACT MAINDEC, REDDEC MAINACTDEC, REDACTDEC MAINTHK, REDTHK BORE, PIPETHK, PIPETHKRED LENGTH SPEC
SystemMeasure - Metric/Metric AlphaSizeControl AlphaSizeControl Always 1 decimal places Always 1 decimal places Always 1 decimal places Always 1 decimal places Based on DIMLUNIT, DIMDEC, DIMLFAC Specification filename without extension
Quick Access Toolbar

The Quick Access toolbar is located in the upper left-hand corner next to File .
Main tools available

Open - Opens the Open File dialog box and allows you to select a file to open. Save - Saves the project or catalog that you are currently working in. Undo - Undoes the work you previously did in case you made a mistake. Redo - Redoes the work you just did in case you changed your mind and wanted the information back. About - Displays the About box, which displays information about your copy of the software, including version number and the copyright, legal, and licensing notices. Customize Quick Access Toolbar - Enables you to add other features to the Quick Access Toolbar. New Catalog - Starts a new catalog. New Project - Starts a new project. More Commands - Allows you to add commands in the Spec Editor to the Quick Access toolbar with the Customize dialog box. Show Below the Ribbon - Moves the Quick Access toolbar below the ribbon. Minimize the Ribbon - Minimizes the ribbon.
Customize Quick Access Toolbar features

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Status Bar
Located at the bottom of the Spec Editor, displaying the word Ready as well as whether the caps lock (CAP), number lock (NUM), or scroll lock (SCRL) is on. When an item is selected, the bar's Ready status changes to the amount of items selected, such as 13 items selected. When an item is selected in the Main Table List View, the item with its value is displayed in the status bar next to CAP. There is no command for this bar.
Help
Click the question mark in the upper right corner of the Spec Editor to open the help file. Help - Displays the help file.
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SECTION 2
File
The File menu commands are used to create, save, and open catalogs and projects in the specification editor. New Catalog - Creates a new catalog. For more information, see New Catalog (on page 17). New Project - Creates a new project. For more information, see New Project (on page 18). Open - Opens previously created projects or catalogs. For more information, see Open (on page 19). Save - Saves current project or catalog. For more information, see Save (on page 19). Save As - Saves current project or catalog with a new name. For more information, see Save As (on page 20). Recent Files - Opens recently opened files. For more information, see Recent Files (on page 20). About - Displays information about the Spec Editor. For more information, see About. Exit Spec Editor - Exits the Spec Editor. For more information, see Exit Spec Editor (on page 20).
New Catalog
CADWorx Spec Editor File: New Catalog Creates a new catalog with a specific layout for sizes, thicknesses, materials, schedules, end types, and components for a customer. Name - Specifies the name of the new catalog. Type - Specifies the type of catalog. The following catalog options are available: Company Catalog - Builds a catalog for a specific company. Global Catalog - Builds a catalog for an entire industry. This catalog is the base catalog. Global catalogs are used when an entire industry, such as the oil industry, has all the same information. Industry Catalog - Builds a catalog for a specific industry. Base Catalog - Specifies the catalog that this new catalog pulls its information from. Description - Specifies the description of the catalog. Location - Specifies the folder where this catalog is saved. Units - Specifies the units of measure that are to be used in this catalog. The following unit options are available: English/Inch - Uses the imperial system with nominal inch input. Metric/Inch - Uses the metric system with nominal inch input. Metric/Metric - Uses the metric system with metric input.
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File
1. Click File > New Catalog . The New Catalog dialog box displays. 2. Type the name of the catalog in the Name box. 3. Select a catalog type from the Type list: Company Catalog, Global Catalog, or Industry Catalog. 4. For a company or industry catalog, click the Base Catalog ellipsis, select the necessary base catalog, and then click OK. For global catalogs, skip to step 5. Global Catalogs are the base catalog. 5. Type a description of the catalog in the Description box. 6. Define the location to save the new catalog. Click the Location ellipsis, select the necessary base catalog, and then click OK. 7. Select a unit type from the Units list: English/Inch, Metric/Inch, or Metric/Metric. The base catalog you select must use the same units you specify in the Units list. 8. Click OK to create the new catalog. The catalog list is created and displays under Catalog Data on the left side of the spec editor, in the Main List View.
New Project
CADWorx Spec Editor File: New Project Creates a new project enabling you to design specifications for companies or customers. Name - Specifies the name of the project. Default Catalog - Specifies a default catalog to attach to the project. DBCode Table - Specifies the database code table for the project. This database code comes from the DBCode Tables in the Default Catalog. BOM type - Specifies the Bill of Material (BOM) type for the project. There are four material types: Fabrication, Erection, Offshore, and Miscellaneous. Long Desc Format Setup - Specifics the appearance of the long description attached to components. Short Desc Format Setup - Specifics the appearance of the short description format attached to components. Tag Format Setup - Specifics the appearance of the tag format attached to components. Part Number Format Setup - Specifies the appearance of the part number attached to components. For more on the <Description Type> Format Setups, see Description Format Dialog Boxes (on page 86). Layer Manager - Specifies the layers for the project. For more information, see Layer Manager Dialog Box (on page 87). Description - Specifies the description of the project. Location - Specifies the folder where this project is saved.
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File
1. Click File > New Project . The New Project dialog box displays. 2. Type the name of the project in the Name box. 3. Click the Default Catalog ellipsis, select the necessary catalog, and then click Open. 4. Select the database code table, when applicable, from the DBCode Table list. 5. Select the Bill of Material type from the BOM type list. 6. Click Long Desc Format, edit the long description format, and then click OK. 7. Click Part Number Format, edit the part number format, and then click OK. 8. Click Short Desc Format, edit the short description format, and then click OK. 9. Click Tag Format, edit the tag format, and then click OK. 10. Click Layer Manager, add the layers you need, and then click OK. For more information, see Layer Manager Dialog Box (on page 87). 11. Type a description of the project in the Description box. 12. Click the Location ellipsis to browse, select a location to save the new project, and then click OK. 13. Click OK to create the project. The project is created and displays under Project Specs on the left side of the Spec Editor, in the Main List View.
Open
CADWorx Spec Editor File: Open Opens an existing project or catalog. 1. Click File > Open . 2. Select the project or catalog to open, and then click Open. If prompted to update the project from the base catalog, select Yes or No. Selecting Yes updates the project from the base catalog. Selecting No does not update the project from the base catalog. This prompt only happens when you have made a change to the base catalog. The project or catalog opens for editing.
Save
CADWorx Spec Editor File: Save Saves the catalog or project changes. This command is only available if you make changes to a product or catalog. Click File > Save . The project or catalog is saved with the defined file name and location.
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Save As
CADWorx Spec Editor File: Save As Saves the catalog or project, but gives you the option to name or rename the file, and where the file is saved. 1. Click File > Save As . 2. Select a file location. 3. Type a file name, and then click Save. The catalog or project is saved with the new name or new location.
Recent Files
CADWorx Spec Editor File: Recent Files Provides a list of previously opened files. This command enables you to reopen files you have previously worked with. Click File, and then select a Recent Files from the list. The selected file opens.
About
CADWorx Spec Editor File: About Displays the version and copyright date for the CADWorx Spec Editor.
Exit Spec Editor

CADWorx Spec Editor File: Exit Spec Editor Exits the software. Click File, and then click Exit Spec Editor. If prompted to Save File, select Yes, No, or Cancel. The Spec Editor closes.
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Home Catalog Tab

Gives you access to the features in an open catalog. Clipboard - Enables you to edit the fields within the Spec Editor. For more information, see Clipboard Panel (on page 21). Add Table - Enables you to add tables to a catalog. For more information, see Add Table Panel (on page 23). Legacy Catalog Data - Enables you to import legacy data. For more information, see Legacy Catalog Data Panel (on page 40). Transfer Data - Enables you to transfer project or catalog data. For more information, see Transfer Data Panel (on page 46). Export Data Panel - Enables you to export data to either a text document or an Excel document. For more information, see Export Data Panel (on page 48).
Clipboard Panel
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Clipboard Paste - Pastes text from the clipboard into the project or catalog. For more information, see Paste (on page 21). Copy - Copies highlighted text from the project or catalog text areas to the clipboard. For more information, see Copy (on page 22). Cut - Cuts highlighted text from the project or catalog text areas and places it on the clipboard. For more information, see Cut (on page 22).
Paste
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Clipboard > Paste Keyboard: CTRL+V Pastes text into the project or catalog after using Cut (on page 22) or Copy (on page 22). Right-click the row where you want the text, and then select Paste. Alternatively, click the Home tab, and then click Paste on the Clipboard panel.
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Copy
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Clipboard > Copy Keyboard: CTRL+C Copies highlighted text from the project or catalog. Use Paste (on page 21) to place copied text when required. Highlight the text to be copied, right-click it, and then select Copy. Alternatively, click the Home tab, and then click Copy on the Clipboard panel.
Right click Copy in Catalog Data

Copies a selected table to Catalog Data. Select a table to copy, right click it, and then select Copy. The table pastes below the previous table. This only works on the tables themselves and not on the table folders.
Right click Copy in Project Specs

Copies a selected specification to Project Specs. Select a specification to copy, right click it, and then select Copy. The specification pastes at the end of the list of specifications.
Right click Copy in the component list

Copies selected components from the components list in the Main Spec List View. For more information on Main Spec List View, see Intergraph CADWorx Catalog and Specification Editor (on page 7). Select a group of components to copy, right click, and then select Copy. The software pastes the components at the end of the list for that component.
Copy information from Branch Table to another branch table

Copies a selected range of rows and columns from one branch table and enables you to paste it to another branch table. 1. Select the range of rows and columns you want to copy, and then click Copy on the Clipboard panel. 2. Open the specification within the same project or a different project, and then select the Branch tab. 3. Select the rows and columns where you want to paste the information, and then click Paste on the Clipboard panel. Alternatively, you can use CTRL-V on the keyboard to paste the information in the branch table. The branch table information pastes in the rows and columns selected.
Cut
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Clipboard > Cut Keyboard: CTRL+X Cuts highlighted text from the project or catalog. Use Paste (on page 21) to place cut text. Highlight the text to be cut, right-click it, and then select Cut. Alternatively, click the Home tab, and then click Cut on the Clipboard panel.
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Other Editing Features

These features can be used throughout the Spec Editor, but are not located on the Clipboard panel.
Undo
Undoes a change in the project or catalog. Right-click the row in properties, and then select Undo. Undo is only available by right-clicking when in the Properties window, otherwise you must use the keyboard control. Spec Editor supports Undo using CTRL+Z. Undo is not available on the Clipboard panel.
Remove Row
Removes rows from the table. Right-click the row to be removed, and then select Remove Row. Remove Row is only available by right-clicking on a row and is unavailable on the Clipboard panel.
Add Table Panel

CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Add Table Enables you to create the information for a catalog. All options are disabled until you start a new catalog or open an existing catalog. The first row of each table must be filled out for the program to function properly. Size Table - Adds a new size table file to the Size Tables folder in Catalog Data. For more information, see Size Table (on page 27). Material Table - Adds a new material table file to the Material Tables folder in Catalog Data. For more information, see Material Table (on page 28). Schedule Table - Adds a new schedule table file to the Schedule Tables folder in Catalog Data. For more information, see Schedule Table (on page 29). Thickness Table - Adds a new thickness table file to the Thickness Tables folder in Catalog Data. For more information, see Thickness Table (on page 31). End Type Table - Adds a new endtype table file to the End Type Tables folder in Catalog Data. For more information, see EndType Table (on page 32). Category Table - Adds a new category to the Data Tables folder in Catalog Data. For more information, see Category Table (on page 33). Data Table - Adds a data table file to a Data Tables selected category in Catalog Data. For more information, see Data Table (on page 34).
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IndexCode Table - Adds an index code table to the IndexCode Tables folder in Catalog Data. For more information, see IndexCode Table (on page 38). DBCode Table - Adds a database codes table to the DBCodes Tables folder in Catalog Data. For more information, see DBCode Table (on page 38).
Edit table features

Right-click Menu
Add Custom Data To All Tables - Adds a custom data field to all tables in the selected tables folder. With this option, this can be done more than once in the New Field dialog box with the OK & New option. For more information, see New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). Import CADWorx Legacy Catalog From Spec File - Imports legacy data from a specification. For more information, see Import By Spec (on page 40). Import CADWorx Legacy Catalog From Data File - Imports legacy data from a data file. For more information, see Import From Data File (on page 42). Import Pipe Support Legacy From Assembly File - Imports legacy data for pipe supports from an assembly file. For more information, see Import Pipe Support Legacy From Assembly File (on page 43). Import Pipe Support Legacy From Data File - Imports legacy data for pipe supports from a data file. For more information, see Import Pipe Support Legacy From Data File (on page 44). Import AutoPLANT Catalog Data - Imports data from AutoPLANT for use in CADWorx. For more information, see Import AutoPLANT Catalog Data (on page 25). Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Catalog Data - Imports data from AutoCAD Plant 3D for use in CADWorx. For more information, see Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Catalog Data (on page 26). Remove All Tables - Removes all of the tables from the selected table type folder. Open - Displays the selected component in the Main Table List View. Copy - See Copy (on page 22). Remove - Removes the selected component from the table list. Rename - Renames the selected component. Select the component to be renamed, and then enter a new name. Expand - Expands the selected list. Collapse - Collapses the selected list. Expand All - Expands all the table lists. Collapse All - Collapses all the table lists. Properties - Displays the Properties view. Export Table To Text Excel - Exports data to a text document or Excel document. For more information, see Export Table To Text Excel (on page 49). Add to base catalog - Adds the selected table file to the base catalog. Commit to Base Catalog - Commits the changes to the table in the base catalog. Update from Base Catalog - Updates the selected table with changes made to the base catalog. Review Table Links - Enables you to check and change the details of the catalog from the base catalog. For more information, see Review Table Links Dialog Box (on page 76).
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Import AutoPLANT Catalog Data

Right-click on the catalog in the Main List View and select Import AutoPLANT Catalog Data. Imports data from an AutoPLANT catalog. Import - Imports the AutoPLANT data. Close - Closes the Import AutoPLANT Catalog Data dialog box. Help - Displays the online help.
AutoPLANT Data
File Path - Specifies the location of the AutoPLANT data. Tables - Specifies the AutoPLANT Data tables.
CADWorx Components
Program Code - Displays the program code associated with the AutoPLANT data. Short Description - Displays a short description associated with the AutoPLANT data. Size - Displays the size associated with the component for the AutoPLANT data. Double clicking the Size box displays a drop down that allows you to select or deselect sizes. Schedule - Displays the schedule for the program code for the AutoPLANT component. Double clicking the Schedule box displays a drop down that allows you to select or deselect schedule data. Rating - Displays the rating of the program code for the AutoPLANT component. Double clicking the Rating box displays a drop down that allows you to select or deselect rating data. Select / deselect all - Selects and deselects all check boxes in the CADWorx Components box. 1. Right-click on the catalog in the Main List View and select Import AutoPLANT Catalog Data. The Import AutoPLANT Catalog Data dialog box displays. 2. Click the File Path ellipsis under AutoPLANT Data. The Open dialog box displays. 3. Select the AutoPLANT data for import and click Open. 4. Select a table from the Tables list. 5. Select a Program Code by clicking the check box. You can use the Select / deselect all check box to select all the program codes under CADWorx Components. You can also change the Size, Schedule, or Rating by double clicking the boxes under each heading. 6. Click Import. 7. Click OK. You can view a log file of the details for the conversion by clicking View Log File. Imports the AutoPLANT data.
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Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Catalog Data

Right-click the catalog in the Main List View, and select Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Catalog Data Imports data from an AutoCAD Plant 3D catalog. Import - Imports the AutoCAD Plant 3D data. Close - Closes the Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Catalog Data dialog box. Help - Displays the online help.
AutoCAD Plant 3D Data

File Path - Specifies the location of the AutoCAD Plant 3D data. Source Unit - Specifies the source unit being used for the import. The unit of the target catalog is the only unit available and when the Plant 3D catalog is selected the Source Unit list becomes unavailable. If there are no components related to the Source Unit in the catalog you select, then the CADWorx Components box remains empty.
CADWorx Components
Component Type - Displays a list of the components in the AutoCAD Plant 3D data. Long Description - Displays a long description associated with the AutoCAD Plant 3D data. Select / deselect all - Selects and deselects all check boxes in the CADWorx Components box.
Right-click Menu
Check group - Enables you to check a component group under Component Type without expanding the group. Uncheck group - Enables you to uncheck a component group under Component Type without expanding the group. Expand all groups - Enables you to expand all the groups without having to select the plus sign. Collapse all groups - Enables you to collapse all the groups without having to select the plus sign. 1. Right-click the catalog in the Main List View, and select Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Catalog Data. The Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Catalog Data dialog box displays. 2. Click the File Path ellipsis under AutoCAD Plant 3D Data. The Open dialog box displays. 3. Select the AutoCAD Plant 3D data for import, and click Open. 4. Click the plus sign to expand the Component Type, and then click the check box for the component you want to add. You can use the Select / deselect all check box to select all the groups under CADWorx Components. 5. Click Import. 6. Click OK. You can view a log file of the details for the conversion by clicking View Log File. CADWorx imports the AutoCAD Plant 3D catalog.
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Size Table
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Add Table > Size Table Adds a new size table file to the Size Tables folder in Catalog Data. The size table records the nominal size and outside diameter (OD) data for all the components used with CADWorx. You can use this command to create different size tables for use in CADWorx. Name - Specifies the table name. There are no restrictions to what you can name the table. Description - Specifies the description of the table. There are no restrictions to how you can describe the table. Default Part Number - Specifies the default part number for the table. This can be changed. Current Units - Specifies the unit of measure for the size table. This cannot be changed.
Size Table Fields

NOM - Specifies the nominal size of the component. OD - Specifies the outside diameter and the actual size of the component. Description - Specifies the size description of the component. PTN - Specifies the part number of the size.
Add a new size table

1. Click the Home tab, and then click Size Table on the Add Table panel. Alternatively, .
right-click Size Tables in Catalog Data, and then select Add Size Table The New Size Table dialog box displays. 2. Type the name of the table in the Name box. 3. Type the description of the table in the Description box. 4. Change or accept the Default Part Number.
The Current Units box should already contain the units currently associated with the open catalog. You should not be able to change the contents of this box. 5. Click OK. The new size table displays in the Main Table List View with the description you typed at the top left. The size table is also added to Catalog Data under the Size Tables folder. 6. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
Add Standard Size

1. Right-click in the Main Table List View, and then click Add Standard Size. For mainsize instead of standard size, see Add MAINSIZE (on page 33). The Select size from template dialog box displays. No standard sizes can be added if all standard sizes are already included in the selected size table. 2. Select the sizes that you need to add, and then click OK. Use the Select / deselect all check box to select or deselect all sizes. The sizes selected are displayed in the Main Table List View. 3. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
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1. Right-click the Main Table List View, and then click Add New Size. An empty box is displayed with the options to enter NOM, OD, DESCRIPTION, and PTN. 2. Type the necessary information in each box, pressing the TAB key to navigate to the next box. 3. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
Edit size table

1. Select the size table file under Size Tables in Catalog Data. The table displays to the right of the Catalog Data in the Main Table List View. 2. Select a row or box to edit. 3. Enter the changes, or right-click the table and use Remove Row, Cut, Copy, or Paste to edit. The change is made. 4. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
See Also
Remove Row (on page 23) Cut (on page 22) Copy (on page 22) Paste (on page 21)
Material Table
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Add Table > Material Table . Adds a new material table file to the Material Tables folder in Catalog Data. The material table records the specs data for all the components used with CADWorx. You can use this command to create different material tables for use in CADWorx. Name - Specifies the table name. There are no restrictions to what you can name the table. Description - Specifies the description of the table. There are no description restrictions.
Material Table Fields

Spec - Specifies the material. Grade - Specifies the material grade. Composition - Specifies the material composition. Density - Specifies the material density. Comptypes - Specifies the applicable component types. PTN - Specifies the part number of the material.
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Add a new material table

1. Click the Home tab, and then click Material Table on the Add Table panel. Alternatively, right-click Material Tables in Catalog Data, and then select Add Material Table . The New Material Table dialog box displays. Type the name of the table in the Name box. Type the description of the table in the Description box. Click OK. The new material table displays in the Main Table List View with the description you typed at the top left, and is also added to Catalog Data under the Material Tables folder. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
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Insert Row
1. Right-click the Main Table List View, and then click Insert Row. An empty row displays with the fields to enter. 2. Type the information in each box. Press TAB to navigate to the next box. 3. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
Edit material table

1. Select the material table file under Material Tables in Catalog Data. The table displays to the right of Catalog Data in the Main Table List View. 2. Select a row or box to edit. 3. Enter the change, or right-click the table and use Remove Row, Cut, Copy, or Paste to edit. The change is made. 4. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
See Also
Schedule Table
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Add Table > Schedule Table Adds a new schedule table file to the Schedule Tables folder in Catalog Data. The schedule table records the schedule data for all components used with CADWorx. You can use this command to create different schedule tables for use in CADWorx. Name - Specifies the table name. There are no restrictions to what you can name the table. Default Part Number - Specifies the default part number for the table. This can be changed. Description - Specifies the description of the table. There are no description restrictions.
Schedule Table Fields

SCH - Specifies the schedule for the component. PTN - Specifies the part number for the component.
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Add a new schedule table

1. Click the Home tab, and then click Schedule Table on the Add Table panel. Alternatively, right-click Schedule Tables in Catalog Data, and then select Add Schedule Table . The New Schedule Table dialog box displays. Type the name of the table in the Name box. Change or accept the Default Part Number. Type the description of the table in the Description box. Click OK. The new schedule table displays in the Main Table List View with the description you typed in at the top left. The new schedule is also added to Catalog Data under the Schedule Tables folder. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
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Add Schedule
Adds a schedule to the Schedule Table file in the Main Table List View. Standard Items - Specifies the types of schedules you can add. Selected Items - Specifies the types of schedules you have added. 1. Right-click the Main Table List View, and then click Add Schedule. The Add Schedule Items dialog box displays. 2. Select a schedule item from the Standard Items list, and then click the Add arrow the item to the Selected Items list.
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You can select multiple items by holding the SHIFT or CTRL key down, and then selecting multiple items. Also, you can add new items by clicking New or delete an added item by clicking Delete . To move an item up and down in the list, simply select it and use the Up and Down arrows to the side. 3. When all the items are added, click OK. The schedule items are added to the list. 4. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
Edit schedule table

1. Select the schedule table file under Schedule Tables in Catalog Data. The table displays to the right of Catalog Data, in the Main Table List View. 2. Select a row or box to edit. 3. Enter the change, or right-click the table and use Remove Row, Cut, Copy, or Paste to edit. The change is made. 4. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
See Also
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Thickness Table
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Add Table > Thickness Table Adds a new thickness table file to the Thickness Tables folder in Catalog Data. The thickness table records the thickness data for all the components used with CADWorx. You can use this command to create different thickness tables for use in CADWorx. Name - Specifies the table name. There are no restrictions to what you can name the table. Size Table - Specifies the size table attached to the thickness table. Schedule Table - Specifies the schedule table attached to the thickness table. Description - Specifies the description of the table. There are no description restrictions.
Thickness Table Fields

NOM - Specifies the nominal size of the component supplied by the size table. Other numbers - The other numbers in the thickness table are pulled from the schedule table and represent the schedule of the thickness.
Add a new thickness table

1. Click the Home tab, and then click Thickness Table on the Add Table panel. Alternatively, right-click Thickness Tables in Catalog Data, and then select Add Thickness Table . The Thickness Table dialog box displays. Type the name of the table in the Name box. Select the size table from the Size Table list. Select the schedule table from the Schedule Table list. Type the description of the table in the Description box. The new thickness table displays in the Main Table List View with the description you typed in at the top left. The thickness table is also added to Catalog Data under the Thickness Tables folder. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
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The new table brings in all the nominal sizes from the size table, and the schedule numbers from the schedule table, emphasizing the thickness of each component according to its schedule.
Edit thickness table

1. Select the thickness table file under Thickness Tables in Catalog Data. The table displays to the right of Catalog Data, in the Main Table List View. 2. Select a row or box to edit. 3. Enter the change, or right-click the table and use Cut, Copy, or Paste to edit. The change is made. 4. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog. Thickness table rows can be removed by removing the associated nominal size inside the associated size table.
See Also
Cut (on page 22) Copy (on page 22) Paste (on page 21)
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EndType Table
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Add Table > EndType Table Adds a new endtype table file to the EndType Tables folder in Catalog Data. The endtype table records end types data for all the components used with CADWorx. You can use this command to create different endtype tables for use in CADWorx. Name - Specifies the table name. There are no restrictions to what you can name the table. Type - Specifies the end type applied to the table. Size Table - Specifies the size table attached to the end type table. Part Number - Specifies the part number assigned to the table. Description - Specifies the description of the table. There are no description restrictions.
EndType Table Fields

Mainsize - Specifies the main size of the component. OAL - Specifies the overall length. FLGTBL - Specifies the flange table. FACELEN - Specifies the face length. CFD - Specifies the connection face diameter. FFD - Specifies the face diameter. CHD - Specifies the connection hub diameter. FHD - Specifies the face hub diameter. PENGLEN - Specifies the pipe engagement length. CPENGD - Specifies the connection pipe engagement diameter. FPENGD - Specifies the face pipe engagement diameter. For more information, see EndType Tables folder (on page 52).
Add a new endtype table

1. Click the Home tab, and then click End Type Table on the Add Table panel. Alternatively, right-click EndType Tables in Catalog Data, and then select Add EndType Table . The New EndType Table dialog box displays. 2. Type the name of the new table in the Name box. 3. Select the end type from the Type list. 4. Select the size table from the Size Table list. Clicking the Size Table ellipsis enables you to select the main size(s) for this endtype table. Alternatively, use Add MAINSIZE in the Main Table List View. Type a part number in the Part Number box. Type the description of the table in the Description box. Click OK. The new endtype table displays in the Main Table List View with the description you typed in at the top left. The endtype table is also added to Catalog Data under the EndType Tables folder. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
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1. Right-click the Main Table List View, and then click Add MAINSIZE. The Select size dialog box displays. 2. Select the sizes to add, and then click OK. Use the Select / deselect all check box to select or deselect all sizes. The sizes selected are displayed in the Main Table List View. 3. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
Add New MAINSIZE

1. Right-click the Main Table List View, and then click Add New MAINSIZE. An empty box is displayed. 2. Type the information in the applicable columns, using the TAB key to navigate to the next box. 3. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
Edit endtype table

1. Select the end type table file under EndType Tables in Catalog Data. The table displays to the right of Catalog Data, in the Main Table List View. 2. Select a row or box to edit. 3. Enter the change, or right-click the table and use Remove Row, Cut, Copy, or Paste to edit. The change is made. 4. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog. For more information, see EndType Tables (on page 54).
See Also
Category Table
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Add Table > Category Table Adds a new category to the Data Tables folder in Catalog Data. For more information, see Data Tables folder (on page 52). Category - Specifies the component category to be added. Description - Specifies the description of the category. There are no description restrictions. When adding a category, the data tables folder must be either empty or missing a category. You cannot add multiple categories of the same component type. 1. Click the Home tab, and then click Category Table in the Add Table panel. .
Alternatively, right-click Data Tables in Catalog Data, and then select Add Category The Add Category dialog box displays. 2. Click the Category list, and then select a category to add.
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3. Type a description of the category in the Description box. 4. Click OK. The new category is added to the Data Tables folder in Catalog Data. 5. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
Data Table
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Add Table > Data Table Adds a data table to a Data Tables specific selected category in Catalog Data. This option is only available when categories have been previously created, and a particular category must be selected. For more information, see Data Tables folder (on page 52). Name - Specifies the table name. There are no restrictions to what you can name the table. Type - Specifies the component type applied to the table. For more information, see Data Tables Properties (on page 96). Size Table - Specifies the size table attached to the data table. Default EndType - Specifies the end type for the table. Start - Specifies the end type for the start point of the component. End - Specifies the end type for the end point of the component. Left - Specifies the end type for the left branch of the component. Right - Specifies the end type for the right branch of the component. Part Number - Specifies the part number assigned to the table. Description - Specifies the description of the table. There are no description restrictions. For descriptions of each column and category, see Data Tables Properties (on page 96).
What do you want to do?

Add a new data table (on page 34) Add new user shape (on page 35) Add new topworks table (on page 36) Edit data table features (on page 37)
Add a new data table

1. Click the (+) sign on the Data Tables folder in Catalog Data. The Data Tables folder expands, displaying the categories. 2. Select a category. 3. Click the Home tab, and then click Data Table on the Add Tables panel. Alternatively,
right-click a category in Data Tables in Catalog Data, and then select Add Data Table . The New Data Table dialog box displays. 4. Type the name of the new data table in the Name box. The default can be entered for you if you skip to step 5.
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5. Click the Type list, and then select the type. If you did not enter a name in the Name box, selecting a type automatically adds a name for you. This name is derived from the DEFAULT TABLE NAME in the Component Types view. Changing the DEFAULT TABLE NAME value changes the default inserted by the software when you select a Type. For more information on the Component Types view, see Component Types (on page 54). The contents of the list depend on the category you chose at the beginning of these steps. 6. Click the Size Table list, and then select a size table. Next, click the Size Table ellipsis, select the sizes to add from the Select Size list, and then click OK. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Use the Select / deselect all check box to select or clear all sizes. To apply the same end type on all ends, click the Apply same end-type on all ends check-box. Click the Start list, and then select a start end type for the component. Click the End, Left, and Right lists, and then select the necessary end types. Type the part number in the Part Number box. Enter a description of the table in the Description box. Click OK. The new data table appears in the Main Table List View with the name in the upper left corner and is also displayed in Catalog Data under the category selected from the Select a category step. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
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See Also
Add MAINSIZE (on page 33) Add New MAINSIZE (on page 33) Component Tables (on page 54)
Add new user shape

Adds a user shape to the specification. If Spec Editor is already displayed skip to step 2. 1. Click Start Spec Editor on the spec view palette. Alternatively, click Spec Editor on the desktop. The Specification Editor software opens. 2. Click File > Open. The Open File dialog box displays. 3. Select a catalog, and then click Open. The Catalog Data window displays. 4. Click the (+) sign on the Data Tables folder. The Data Tables list displays. 5. Right-click User Shapes, and select Add Data Table The New Usershape Table displays. 6. Type the name of the table in the Name box. 7. Select a user type in the Type list. 8. Select a size table in the Size Table list. .
You can select and clear multiple sizes by clicking the Size Table ellipsis.
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9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Select the Reducing Component check box if you want this to be a reducing component. Type the user shape folder name in the Usershape Folder box. Type the part number in the Part Number box. Type the description of the user shape in the Description box. Click OK. The user shape file appears under the User Shape category in the Data Tables folder, and also to the right of Catalog Data, in the Main Table List View. 14. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog. You can now enter information for the specifics of the user shape that you have added to this specification catalog. For more information, see Add a new data table in CADWorx Spec Editor User's Guide.
See Also
Add MAINSIZE (on page 33) Add New MAINSIZE (on page 33)
Add new topworks table

1. Click the (+) sign on the Data Tables folder in Catalog Data. The Data Tables file expands displaying the categories. 2. Select Topworks. 3. Click the Home tab, and then click Data on the Add Table panel. Alternatively,
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right-click Topworks in Catalog Data, and then select Add Data Table . The New Topworks Table dialog box displays. Type the name of the new topworks table in the Name box. Click the Type list, and then select the type. Click the Size Table list, and then select a size table. Next, click the Size Table ellipsis, select the sizes to add from the Select Size list, and then click OK. Enter a description of the table in the Description box. Click OK. The new topworks table appears in the Main Table List View with the name of the table in the upper left corner, and in the Catalog Data under the category you selected in the Data Tables folder. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
See Also
Add MAINSIZE (on page 33) Add New MAINSIZE (on page 33)
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Edit data table features

Right-click Menu
Add User Part Number Column - Automatically adds the User Part Number Column which can be used to assign component record-level part numbers (PTN)s to component data. Add Custom Data To All Tables - Displays the New Field dialog box enabling you to create a new field for all the components in the Data Tables. For more information, see New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). Remove All Tables - Removes all the data tables from the catalog. All data tables must be removed, before the endtype tables can be removed. Open - Displays the selected component in the Main Table List View. Copy - See Copy (on page 22). Remove - Removes the selected component from the data table list. Rename - Renames the selected component. Select the component to be renamed, and then enter a new name. Expand - Expands the data table list. Collapse - Collapses the data table list. Expand All - Expands all the table lists. Collapse All - Collapses all the table lists. Properties - Displays the Properties view. Add to base catalog - Adds the selected table file to the base catalog. Commit to Base Catalog - Commits the changes to the category to the base catalog. Update from Base Catalog - Updates the selected category with changes made to the base catalog. You are now provided the ability to move the component tables under the Data Tables folder. To change the order of the components, click the component and then drag it to the new location in the list. For more information on data tables, see Data Tables Properties (on page 96).
Right-click Menu Main Table List View

Add MAINSIZE - Adds a main size. For more information, see Add MAINSIZE (on page 33). Add New MAINSIZE - Adds a new main size. For more information, see Add New MAINSIZE (on page 33). Remove Row - See Remove Row (on page 23). Cut - See Cut (on page 22). Copy - See Copy (on page 22). Paste - See Paste (on page 21). Show Required - Displays the required information. Show Enhancement - Displays the enhancements. Show User - Displays the user information.
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IndexCode Table
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Add Table > IndexCode Table Enables you to add an IndexCode table that can then be associated with a DBCodes table. The IndexCode Tables folder contains the INDEXCODE, DESCRIPTION, and COMPTYPE of each component in the catalog. Name - Specifies the name of the index code table. Description - Specifies the description of the index code table.
Add Index Code Table

1. Click the Home tab, and then click IndexCode Table on the Add Table panel. Alternatively, right-click the IndexCode Tables folder in Catalog Data, and then select Add Index Code Table. The New Index Code Table dialog box displays. 2. Type the name of the index code in the Name box. 3. Type a description of the index code in the Description box. 4. Click OK. The index code displays under the IndexCode Tables folder in Catalog Data.
Add Data to the IndexCode

1. Right-click the Main Table List View, and then click Insert Row. An empty row displays with the fields to enter. 2. Type the information in each box. Press TAB to navigate to the next box. 3. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog. The IndexCode cannot be removed when it is associated with a DBCode.
DBCode Table
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Add Table > DBCode Table Adds a database code table to Catalog Data. The DBCode Tables folder contains the database code table and the INDEXCODE, DESCRIPTION, MAINSIZE, REDSIZE, and PTN for all the components in the catalog. For more information, see DBCode Tables folder (on page 52). Name - Specifies the table name. There are no restrictions on the name. IndexCode Table - Specifies the index code table associated with the DBCode Table. Description - Specifies the description of the table. There are no restrictions on description.
Insert Multiple Rows Dialog Box

Enables you to insert multiple rows for a DBCode Table. IndexCode - Specifies the required index code associated with the database code table. Size Selection - Specifies the sizes selected for the database code table. Select / deselect all - Selects or clears all sizes in the Size Selection list. For information on the properties, see DBCode Tables Properties (on page 136).
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Import DBCode Table From File

CADWorx Spec Editor DBCode Tables folder: Right-click the DBCode Tables folder in Catalog Data, and then select Import DBCode Table From File. Imports a database codes file and the index code for use in CADWorx. The database codes file is placed in the DBCode Tables folder, and the index code is placed in the IndexCode Tables folder. The DBCode Tables folder contains the database code table and the INDEXCODE, DESCRIPTION, MAINSIZE, REDSIZE, and PTN for all the components in the catalog. The IndexCode Tables folder contains the INDEXCODE, DESCRIPTION, and COMPTYPE of each component in the catalog. DataBaseCodes File - Specifies the database codes file to import. The database codes file is located in the Spec folder of the legacy versions. Import - Imports the database codes file. 1. Right-click the DBCode Tables folder in Catalog Data, and then select Import DBCode Table From File. The Import DBCode From File dialog box displays. 2. Click the DataBaseCodes File ellipsis. The Open dialog box displays. 3. Navigate to and open the database codes file. The DataBaseCodes File box populates. 4. Click Import. The database codes file and the index code imports and displays under the DBCodes Tables folder and IndexCode Tables folder, respectively, in Catalog Data.
See Also
DBCode Table (on page 38) IndexCode Table (on page 38) IndexCode Tables Properties (on page 136) DBCode Tables Properties (on page 136)
Add DBCode Table

1. Click the Home tab, and then click DBCode Table on the Add Tables panel. Alternatively, right-click the DBCode Tables folder in Catalog Data, and then select Add DBCode Table. You first must create an IndexCode before you can add the DBCodes table. An index code table is required to complete the process. The New DBCode Table dialog box displays. Type the name of the new database code table in the Name box. Click the IndexCode Table list, and then select the index code. Enter a description of the table in the Description box. Click OK. The new database code table appears in the Main Table List View with the name in the upper left corner. The DBCodes Table also displays in Catalog Data. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
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Home Catalog Tab Insert Row

1. Right-click the Main Table List View, and then click Insert Row. An empty row displays with the fields to enter. 2. Type the information in each box. Press TAB to navigate to the next box. 3. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
Insert Multiple Rows

1. Right-click the Main Table List View, and then click Insert Multiple Rows. The Insert Multiple Rows dialog box displays. 2. Select the IndexCode from the list. 3. Select the necessary sizes from the Size Selection list. You can use the Select / deselect all check box to select or clear all sizes. 4. Click OK. 5. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog.
Legacy Catalog Data Panel

CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Legacy Catalog Data Imports legacy data to the Spec Editor. Import By Spec - Imports legacy data from a specification. For more information, see Import By Spec (on page 40). Import From Data File - Imports legacy data from a file. For more information, see Import From Data File (on page 42). Pipe Support Import Assembly - Imports legacy pipe support data from an assembly file. For more information, see Import Pipe Support Legacy From Assembly File (on page 43). Pipe Support Import File - Imports legacy pipe support data from a data file. For more information, see Import Pipe Support Legacy From Data File (on page 44).
Import By Spec
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Legacy Catalog Data > Import By Spec Imports legacy data from a specification. Specification File - Specifies the specification file for import. Library Folder - Specifies the location for the legacy components folder for import. This must be located in the legacy CADWorx folders. Topworks Folder - Specifies the location for the topworks folder for import. This must be located in the legacy CADWorx folders.
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DatabaseCodes File - Specifies the legacy database code DAT file for the import. Upon import of the DAT file the DBCode Table, and the IndexCode Table, are created accordingly. For more information on DBCode Tables and IndexCode Tables, see IndexCode Table (on page 38) and DBCode Table (on page 38). Size Table - Specifies the size table for the import. You must first create a size table before importing the legacy data. Data Files - Specifies the imported information. Path - Specifies the path for the legacy data. Status - Specifies the status of the selected data. If Status is Missing, then the incorrect Library Folder was selected. Import - Imports the legacy data. View Log File - Displays the log file for the legacy import. 1. Click the Home tab, and then click Import By Spec on the Legacy Catalog Data panel. The Import CADWorx Legacy Catalog From Spec File dialog box displays. 2. Under Source, click the Specification File ellipsis. The Open dialog box displays. 3. Select a legacy file to import, and then click Open. The Data Files box fills with the legacy data. 4. Click the Library Folder ellipsis. The Browse For Folder dialog box displays. 5. Select the legacy folder that contains the data file, and then click OK. 6. Click the Topworks Folder ellipsis. The Browse For Folder dialog box displays. 7. Select the legacy folder that contains the topworks data file for the spec, and then click OK. 8. Click the DatabaseCodes File ellipsis. The Open dialog box displays. 9. Select the legacy database code DAT file for the import, and then click Open. If you do not select one you are informed by a message when you click Import and can either click OK to continue or click Cancel to go back and add one. The DatabaseCodes File box fills with the DAT file. See the note above for more information. 10. Click the Size Table list, and then select a size table. 11. Select the data files you want to import from the Data Files box, and then click OK. Alternatively, select the Select / deselect all check box to select all legacy data in the Data Files dialog box. 12. Click Import. One of the following two responses displays: No files were converted, or [Number] files converted. If no files were converted, make sure the data to import is correct. 13. Click OK on either message you receive. 14. When finished with the import, click Close. 15. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog. For detailed information about the contents that were or were not converted, click View Log File. You can double-click any of the data files in the Data Files dialog box to view its information in Notepad.
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Import From Data File

CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Legacy Catalog Data > Import From Data File Imports legacy data from a file. Add Files Add Folder - Imports legacy data using chosen files. - Imports legacy data using chosen folders.
Delete - Deletes a selected source from the Source Files box. Source Files - Specifies the selected files or folders for import. Converted Files - Specifies the files converted after import. Size Table - Specifies the size table for validation of import. By Column Count - Specifies all the data file types for each source in the Source Files box. This option is only available in the Import CADWorx Legacy Catalog From Data File dialog box. By Column Name - Specifies the data files for the source file you have selected. This option is only available in the Import CADWorx Legacy Catalog From Data File dialog box. Select Data File Type - Specifies the component type for the specification import. Import - Imports the legacy data. View Log File - Displays the log file for the legacy import. There are two options for importing data from the data files. Depending on which kind of data you want to import, use Add Files or Add Folder.
Import using Add Files

1. Click the Home tab, and then click Import From Data File on the Legacy Data panel. The Import CADWorx Legacy Catalog From Data File dialog box displays. 2. Click Add Files . The Open dialog box displays. 3. Select a legacy file to import, and then click Open. The file displays in the Source Files box. 4. Select a source file, and then under Validation, select a size table from the Size Table list. The data file type displays in the Select Data File Type box. Selecting By Column Name or By Column Count determines how information is displayed in the Select Data File Type box. Selecting By Column Count displays all the data file types for each source in the Source Files box. Alternatively, selecting By Column Name only displays the data files for the source file you have selected. Some selections in Source Files do not have data file information. 5. Select a data file type from the Select Data File Type box. Only one data file type can be selected at a time. The data file type needs to be set for each source file listed in the Source Files box. 6. Click Import. The converted file displays in the Converted Files box. These steps can be repeated without needing to close the dialog box. 7. Click Close when finished. 8. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog. To see information about the data conversion, click View Log File. You can double-click any of the data files in the Source Files dialog box to view its information in Notepad.
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1. Click the Home tab, and then click Import From Data File Data panel. The Import Legacy Data From File dialog box displays. on the Legacy Catalog
2. Click Add Folder . The Browse For Folder dialog box displays. 3. Select a legacy folder to import, and then click Open. The entire folder displays in the Source Files box. 4. Select a source file, and then under Validation, select a size table from the Size Table list. The data file type displays in the Select Data File Type box. Selecting By Column Name or By Column Count determines how information is displayed in the Select Data File Type box. Selecting By Column Count displays all the data file types for each source in the Source File box. Alternatively, selecting By Column Name only displays the data files for the source file you have selected. Some selections in Source Files do not have data file information. If you need to delete a file from Source Files simply select the file, and then click Delete . The file no longer displays in source files. 5. Select a data file type from the Select Data File Type box. Only one data file type can be selected at a time. The data file type needs to be set for each source file listed in the source files box. 6. Click Import. The converted file displays in the Converted Files box. These steps can be repeated without having to close the dialog box. 7. Click Close when finished. 8. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog. To see why something was not converted, or what, where, and when it was converted, click View Log File. You can double-click any of the data files in the Source Files dialog box to view its information in Notepad.
Import Pipe Support Legacy From Assembly File

CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Legacy Catalog Data > Pipe Support Import Assembly
Catalog Data: Right-click the catalog > Import Pipe Support Legacy From Assembly File Imports legacy pipe support data from an assembly file. For more information, see PipeSupport (on page 115). Assembly File - Specifies the assembly file for import. Library Folder - Specifies the location for the legacy components folder for import. This must be located in the legacy CADWorx folders. Size Table - Specifies the size table for the import. You must first create a size table before importing the legacy data.
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Data Files - Specifies the imported information. Path - Specifies the path for the legacy data. Status - Specifies the status of the selected data. If Status is Missing, then the incorrect Library Folder was selected. Import - Imports the legacy data. View Log File - Displays the log file for the legacy import. 1. Click the Home tab, and then click Pipe Support Import Assembly on the Legacy Catalog Data panel. Alternatively, click in Catalog Data, right-click the catalog, and then select Import Pipe Support Legacy From Assembly File. The Import Pipe Support Legacy From Assembly File dialog box displays. 2. Under Source, click the Assembly File ellipsis. The Open dialog box displays. 3. Select a legacy file to import, and then click Open. The Data Files box fills with the legacy data. 4. Click the Library Folder ellipsis. The Browse For Folder dialog box displays. 5. Select the legacy folder that contains the data file, and then click OK. 6. Click the Size Table list, and then select a size table. 7. Select the data files you want to import from the Data Files box, and then click OK. Alternatively, select the Select / deselect all check box to select all legacy data in the Data Files dialog box. 8. Click Import. One of the following two responses displays: No files were converted, or [Number] files converted. If no files were converted, make sure the data to import is correct. 9. Click OK on either message you receive. 10. When finished with the import, click Close. 11. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog. For detailed information about the contents that were or were not converted, click View Log File. You can double-click any of the data files in the Data Files dialog box to view its information in Notepad.
Import Pipe Support Legacy From Data File

CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Legacy Catalog Data > Pipe Support Import File Catalog Data: Right-click the catalog > Import Pipe Support Legacy From Data File Imports legacy pipe support data from a data file. Add Files Add Folder - Imports legacy data using chosen files. - Imports legacy data using chosen folders.
Delete - Deletes a selected source from the Source Files box. Source Files - Specifies the selected files or folders for import. Converted Files - Specifies the files converted after import.
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Size Table - Specifies the size table for validation of import. Select Data File Type - Specifies the component type for the specification import. Import - Imports the legacy data. View Log File - Displays the log file for the legacy import. There are two options for importing data from the data files. Depending on which kind of data you want to import, use Add Files or Add Folder.
Import using Add Files

1. Click the Home tab, and then click Pipe Support Import File on the Legacy Catalog Data panel. Alternatively, click in Catalog Data, right-click the catalog, and then select Import Pipe Support Legacy From Data File. The Import Pipe Support Legacy From Data File dialog box displays. 2. Click Add Files . The Open dialog box displays. 3. Select a legacy file to import, and then click Open. The file displays in the Source Files box. 4. Select a source file, and then under Validation, select a size table from the Size Table list. The data file type displays in the Select Data File Type box. 5. Select a data file type from the Select Data File Type box. Only one data file type can be selected at a time. The data file type needs to be set for each source file listed in the Source Files box. 6. Click Import. The converted file displays in the Converted Files box. These steps can be repeated without needing to close the dialog box. 7. Click Close when finished. 8. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog. To see information about the data conversion, click View Log File. You can double-click any of the data files in the Source Files dialog box to view its information in Notepad.
Import using Add Folders

1. Click the Home tab, and then click Pipe Support Import File on the Legacy Catalog Data panel. Alternatively, click in Catalog Data, right-click the catalog, and then select Import Pipe Support Legacy From Data File. The Import Pipe Support Legacy From Data File dialog box displays. 2. Click Add Folder . The Browse For Folder dialog box displays. 3. Select a legacy folder to import, and then click Open. The entire folder displays in the Source Files box. 4. Select a source file, and then under Validation, select a size table from the Size Table list. The data file type displays in the Select Data File Type box.
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5. Select a data file type from the Select Data File Type box. Only one data file type can be selected at a time. The data file type needs to be set for each source file listed in the source files box. 6. Click Import. The converted file displays in the Converted Files box. These steps can be repeated without having to close the dialog box. 7. Click Close when finished. 8. Click File > Save to save the changes to the catalog. To see why something was not converted, or what, where, and when it was converted, click View Log File. You can double-click any of the data files in the Source Files dialog box to view its information in Notepad.
Transfer Data Panel

CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Transfer Data Enables you to transfer data from one catalog to another catalog, or from one project to another project. Catalog Data - Copies data from one catalog to another catalog. For example, the source catalog data can be copied to the target catalog. For more information, see Catalog Data (on page 46). Project Data - Copies data from one project to another project. For example, the source project data can be copied to the target project. For more information, see Project Data (on page 47).
Catalog Data
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Transfer Data > Catalog Data Copies data from one catalog to another catalog. For example, the source catalog data can be copied to the target catalog. Source - Specifies where the information to be transferred comes from. Target - Specifies where the information is transferred. 1. Click the Home tab, and then click Catalog Data on the Transfer Data panel.
Data transfers for projects and catalogs can be conducted while working in a catalog or a project. The Would you like to use the current catalog for target? dialog box displays. This only displays when you have a catalog open.
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2. Select Yes to use the current catalog. OR Select No to use a different catalog. The Transfer Catalog Data dialog box displays. 3. Click Open next to the small Source box. The Open dialog box displays. 4. Select a catalog to copy data from, and then click Open. The data displays in the large and small Source boxes. 5. Select New to transfer to a new catalog. The New Catalog dialog box. Complete using the information in New Catalog (on page 17). OR Select Open , next to the small Target box, to transfer to an existing catalog. The Open dialog box displays depending on your selection. Select the source catalog and then click Open. The data displays in the small and large Target boxes. 6. Click and drag the table file information from the Source box to the Target box. Alternatively, you can right-click a source, and then Copy/Paste the source into the Target box. 7. Click Save to save the changes. 8. Click Close when finished.
Project Data
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Transfer Data > Project Data Copies data from one project to another project. For example, the source project data is copied to the target project. Source - Specifies where the information comes from for the project transfer. Target - Specifies where the information goes to for the project transfer. 1. Click the Home tab, and then click Project Data in the Transfer Data panel.
Data transfers for projects and catalogs can be conducted while working in a catalog or a project. The Would you like to use the current project for target? dialog box displays. This only displays when you have a project open. 2. Select Yes to use the current project. OR Select No to use a different project. The Transfer Project Data dialog box displays. 3. Click Open next to the small Source box. The Open dialog box displays. 4. Select a project to copy data from, and then click Open. The data displays in the large and small Source boxes.
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5. Select New to create and transfer to a new project. The New Project dialog box. Complete using the information in New Project (on page 18). OR Select Open next to the small Target box, to transfer to an existing project. The Open dialog box displays. Select the source project, and then click Open. The data displays in the small and large Target boxes. 6. Click and drag the specification information from the Source box to the Target box. Components can be copied from the loaded source project to the loaded target project by dragging or by using right-click Copy/Paste functionality across the component listings. Target project components can be deleted by selecting the applicable component with right-click and Delete, or by pressing DELETE. 7. Click Save to save the changes. 8. Click Close when finished. The CADWorx Spec Editor dialog box displays, telling you the project has been modified outside the application, and asking if you would like to reload it. 9. Click OK to load OR Click Cancel to exit. The CADWorx Spec Editor dialog box displays when you click OK, asking if you would like to load from the base catalog. 10. Click Yes to load base catalog. OR Click No to not load the base catalog. The project reloads with the changes. 11. Click File > Save to save the changes to the project.
Export Data Panel

CADWorx Spec Editor Home Catalog tab: Export Data Exports data to a text document or an Excel document. Export Table To Text Excel - Exports the table selected to a text document. For more information, see Export Table To Text Excel (on page 49).
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Export Table To Text Excel

CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Export Data > Export Table To Text Excel Exports data from the selected table to a text document. 1. Open a catalog file, and then select a table. 2. On the Home tab, click Export Table To Text Excel on the Export Data panel. Alternatively, right-click and select Export Table To Text Excel. The Save As dialog box displays. 3. In the Save As Type list, select Text Files (*.txt) or Excel Files (*.xls). 4. Select or create a folder to save the document, and then click Save. The text document saves to the selected folder. To view the document open it in Windows Explorer.
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View Catalog Tab

Select a check box to open each window. Display - Displays the Catalog Data, Base Catalog Data, Properties, Component Table, and EndType Tables windows. For more information, see Display Panel (on page 51).
Display Panel
CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Display Enables you to view the following windows. Catalog Data - Displays all the data loaded in a catalog, and enables you to manipulate the data. For more information, see Catalog Data (on page 51). Base Catalog Data - Displays all the information in the base catalog. For more information, see Base Catalog Data (on page 53). Properties - Displays the properties of all the data in the catalog. For more information, see Properties (on page 53). Component Tables - Lists all the components by table name and version. For more information, see Component Tables (on page 54). EndType Tables - Lists of all the end types by table name and version. For more information, see EndType Tables (on page 54). Component Types - Displays all component types available in the specification editor and enables you to change the names as needed. For more information, see Component Types (on page 54).
Catalog Data
CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Catalog Data Displays all the data loaded in a catalog, and enables you to manipulate the data. Catalog Data displays when an existing catalog is opened or a new catalog is made. For more information on the folders contained in Catalog Data, see the following six topics. Selecting Catalog Data hides or displays the Catalog Data View.
Size Tables folder

Contains all the size data for the components in CADWorx. You can manipulate the size data by adding new size tables, and by changing existing size tables. Size tables can be opened, deleted, and added in Catalog Data by right-clicking the file or table, and then using the menu that displays. For more information, see Size Table (on page 27).
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Material Tables folder

Contains all the material data for the components in CADWorx. You can manipulate the material data by adding new material tables, and by changing existing material tables. Material tables can be opened, deleted, and added in Catalog Data by right-clicking the file or table, and then using the menu that displays. For more information, see Material Table (on page 28).
Schedule Tables folder

Contains all the schedule data for the components in CADWorx. You can manipulate the schedule data by adding new schedule tables, and by changing existing schedule tables. Schedule tables can be opened, deleted, and added in Catalog Data by right-clicking the file or table, and then using the menu that displays. For more information, see Schedule Table (on page 29).
Thickness Tables folder

Contains all the thickness data for the components in CADWorx. You can manipulate the thickness data by adding new thickness tables, and by changing existing thickness tables. Thickness tables can be opened, deleted, and added in Catalog Data by right-clicking the file or table, and then using the menu that displays. For more information, see Thickness Table (on page 31).
EndType Tables folder

Contains all the end type data for the components in CADWorx. You can manipulate the end type data by adding new end type tables, and by changing existing endtype tables. Endtype tables can be opened, deleted, and added in Catalog Data by right-clicking the file or table, and then using the menu that displays. For more information, see EndType Table (on page 32).
Data Tables folder

Contains all the category and component data for the components in CADWorx. You can manipulate the category and component data by adding new data tables and categories, and by changing existing data tables and categories. Data tables can be opened, deleted, and added in Catalog Data by right-clicking the file or table, and then using the menu that displays. For more information, see Data Table (on page 34).
IndexCode Tables folder

Contains index code data for the components in CADWorx. You can manipulate the data by adding new information or by changing existing data. Index code tables can be opened, deleted, and added in Catalog Data by right-clicking the file or table, and then using the menu that displays. The index code cannot be deleted when it is associated with a DBCode table. For more information, see IndexCode Table (on page 38).
DBCode Tables folder

Contains database codes data for the components in CADWorx. You can manipulate the data by adding database code tables, or by changing existing data. DBCode Tables can be opened, deleted, and added in Catalog Data by right-clicking the file or table, and then using the menu that displays. For more information, see DBCode Table (on page 38).
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Base Catalog Data

CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Base Catalog Data Displays all the information in the base catalog for Spec Editor. The base catalog information can be displayed in the Main Table List View or Main Spec List View, by clicking the Base Catalog Data check box in the Display panel. Add to catalog - Adds the selected table information from the base catalog to the open catalog. Refresh base catalog - Refreshes the base catalog. Open base catalog - Opens the base catalog for editing. When you change the base catalog the software prompts you with a Reload message box. Click Yes to reload and update the base catalog. If you click No, you can click Refresh base catalog to accomplish the same thing.
Properties
CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Properties Displays the properties of the specific data you have selected in the catalog. You can use the Properties view to change the aspects of a specification, project, catalog or catalog table file. The table folders do not have properties. Selecting the Fields ellipsis or double clicking Custom Data brings up the New Field or Edit Field dialog box. For more information, see New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). Each category in Data Tables displays different components. Each component has its own specific information under properties, as well as a picture of the component. Different types of unavailable options vary by component. Some components have available options that others do not have. They are explained in the Appendix.
See Also
Appendix Property Descriptions (on page 89)
New Field Dialog Box

CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Display > Properties > Custom Data Double clicking Custom Data opens the New Field dialog box and enables you to add new information to the properties of the specification data. This dialog box can be opened anytime Custom Data is displayed in the Properties view. User Defined fields created using the Custom Data option automatically turn the names of those fields into Keywords. Name - Specifies a name for the new field. Title - Specifies a title for the new field. Description - Specifies a description of the information in the new field. Data Type - Specifies the type of data. The types of data allowed are Real, Integer, or Text. Required Input - Specifies whether the information you are creating requires input from you. Validation Rule - Specifies the validation rule for the custom data. This field is unavailable for edit. Default Value - Specifies the default value to be entered in the box. Attach Field to Components - Attaches the custom data field to the component. Clear the Attach Field to Components check box if you do not want the custom data to appear in the model. Selecting this option allows for the custom data you are creating to show up in the model, including the database and bill of materials. If you attach the property to a component, you can turn that property off by opening the already added property and clearing the check box. Any new component drawn after that point does not contain the property. If you run CONVERTFROMPRJDATA on the previously created components and have cleared this option, the custom data is removed.
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1. Open a project, and then select a spec. OR Open a catalog, and then select a table. 2. Click the View tab, and then click Properties in the Display panel. 3. Double click Custom Data. Alternatively, right-click Custom Data, and then click Add. The New Field dialog box displays. 4. Type a name in the Name box. 5. Type a title in the Title box. 6. Type a description in the Description box. 7. Select the Data Type list and select a data type. 8. Select the Required Input list and select Yes or No. 9. Type a default value in the Default Value box. 10. Click OK. The new field is added to the properties window.
Edit a field
1. Click the View tab, and then click Properties in the Display panel. 2. Select a field in Fields and click the ellipsis. The Edit Field dialog box displays. 3. Update the necessary fields, and then click OK.
Component Tables
CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Component Tables Shows a listing of all the components by TABLENAME, AUTHOR, and PTN (Part Number). To view the component tables, click the View tab, and then select the Component Table check box in the Display panel. The Component Tables display on the Main Table List View.
EndType Tables
CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: EndType Tables Shows a listing of all the end types by table name and version. To view the endtype list, click the View tab, and then click EndType Tables on the Display panel. The EndType Tables displays on the Main Table List View.
Component Types
CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Component Types Shows a listing of all the components by COMPTYPE NAME and enables you to define a DEFINED COMPTYPE GROUP NAME, a DEFAULT TABLE NAME, and a DEFINED COMPTYPE. COMPTYPE NAME - Specifies the component type name of each component in the Specification Editor. This is not editable. DEFINED COMPTYPE GROUP NAME - Specifies a defined component type group name for each data table. The default is the same name as the COMPTYPE NAME. Changing the DEFINED COMPTYPE GROUP NAME changes the name in the Data Table. For example, if you change Cap to Caps, the Category in Data Tables changes. To see a list of Types available for each component, select a component in the Data Tables folder, right-click, click Add Data Table, and then click the Type list.
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DEFAULT TABLE NAME - Specifies the default table name. Changing the DEFAULT TABLE NAME automatically inserts the change into the Name box when adding a data table with Add Data Table. To add a data table, see Data Table (on page 34). DEFINED COMPTYPE - Specifies a user-defined component type. The software provides a default value for COMPTYPE. The COMPTYPE value is used when setting formats in a project. Any format that contains COMPTYPE_CMP_TBL as a Table Field can be updated or changed by entering new information in the DEFINED COMPTYPE box. To view the component types, click the View tab while working in a catalog, and then select the Component Types check box in the Display panel. The Component Types display on the Main Table List View.
Change a Category name in Data Tables folder

Enter a value into the DEFINED COMPTYPE GROUP NAME box, and then click anywhere outside of the box. The category associated with that name under the Data Tables folder in Catalog Data changes to the value entered into the DEFINED COMPTYPE GROUP NAME box.
Change the default Name entered when selecting a Type during Add Data Table
1. Change the value in the DEFAULT TABLE NAME, and then follow the remaining steps. 2. Click the (+) sign on the Data Tables folder in Catalog Data. The Data Tables folder expands, displaying the categories. 3. Select a category. 4. Click the Home tab, and then click Data Table on the Add Tables panel. Alternatively,
right-click a category in Data Tables in Catalog Data, and then select Add Data Table . The New Data Table dialog box displays. 5. Type the name of the new data table in the Name box. The default can be entered for you if you skip to step 5. 6. Click the Type list, and then select the type. If you did not enter a name in the Name box, selecting a type automatically adds a name for you. This name is derived from the DEFAULT TABLE NAME in the Component Types view. Changing the DEFAULT TABLE NAME value changes the default inserted by the software when you select a Type. 7. Click the Size Table list, and then select a size table. Next, click the Size Table ellipsis, select the sizes to add from the Select Size list, and then click OK. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Use the Select / deselect all check box to select or clear all sizes. To apply the same end type on all ends, click the Apply same end-type on all ends check-box. Click the Start list, and then select a start end type for the component. Click the End, Left, and Right lists, and then select the necessary end types. Type the part number in the Part Number box. Enter a description of the table in the Description box. Click OK. The new data table appears in the Main Table List View with the name in the upper left corner and is also displayed in Catalog Data under the category selected from the Select a category step.
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1. Enter a value into the DEFINED COMPTYPE box, and then save the catalog. 2. Open the corresponding specification. 3. If the Reload message box displays, click Yes. If the update from base catalog message box displays, click Yes. One or both of these dialog boxes displays. If you do not receive the update message box, then the catalog was not saved, or the wrong project was opened. 4. Open a specification, and click on the component for which you changed the value in the DEFINED COMPTYPE box. If the value is not changed, then you need to set the components description format or the specifications description format for the change to take effect. For more information, see Description Format Dialog Boxes (on page 86) and Long, Short, Tag, and Part Number Format Dialog Boxes (on page 61).
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Gives you access to the features in an open project. Clipboard - Enables you to edit the boxes within the Spec Editor. For more information, see Clipboard Panel (on page 21). Specification - Enables you to add specifications to the project. For more information, see Specification Panel (on page 57). Pipe Support - Enables you to add pipe supports to the project. For more information, see Pipe Support Panel (on page 69). Catalog - Enables you to update the project with changes made to the base catalog. For more information, see Catalog Panel (on page 75). Legacy Specification - Enables you to import legacy specifications. For more information, see Legacy Specification Panel (on page 77). Transfer Data - Enables you to transfer project or catalog data. For more information, see Transfer Data Panel (on page 46). Export Data - Exports data to either a text document or an Excel document. For more information, see Export Data Panel (on page 48). Editing - Finds and replaces values in the Spec Editor. For more information, see Editing Panel (on page 78).
Specification Panel
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Specification Enables you to add information to a project. Add Specification - Adds a specification to the project. For more information, see Add Specification (on page 57).
Add Specification
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Specification > Add Specification Adds a specification to a project. Name - Specifies the name of the specification. Catalog - Specifies the base catalog. Weight Factor - Specifies the weight factor of the specification. This option is used for various margins of component weights, such as paint weights, and weld weights. Component Class - Specifies the class type specification for the component. Temperature Rating - Specifies the maximum allowable temperature for the component.
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Pressure Rating - Specifies the maximum allowable pressure for the component. DBCode Table - Specifies the database code table from the base catalog. Size Table - Specifies the size table used in the base catalog. Available Size - Specifies the available sizes of the size table. These can be changed by selecting or clearing the check boxes in the list. Thickness Table - Specifies the thickness table used in the base catalog. Material Table - Specifies the material table used in the base catalog. Layer Name - Specifies the layer name. By default this name is the name of the spec, but the name can be changed. Layer Color - Specifies the color appearance of the components when using this specification to draw. Select 0 - ByLayer, 1 - Red, 2 - Yellow, 3 - Green, 4 - Cyan, 5 - Blue, 6 - Magenta, 7 White/Black, from the list or type 0 through 255 to specify other colors. Created By - Specifies the name of the person who created the specification. Description - Specifies the description of the specification.

New and Edit Component Pane (on page 59) Long, Short, Tag, and Part Number Format Dialog Boxes (on page 61) Add a new specification (on page 58) Add single new component to a spec (on page 62) Add Multi Component Pane (on page 64) Add multiple new components to a spec (on page 65)
Add a new specification

1. Click the Home tab, and then click Add Specification on the Specification panel. Alternatively, right-click the project name in the Project Specs window, and then click Add Specification. The New Specification dialog box displays. 2. Type the name of the new spec in the Name box. 3. Use the default catalog, or click the Catalog ellipsis for a new catalog. When the Select Company Catalog File dialog box displays, select a catalog, and then click Open. 4. Type the weight factor in the Weight Factor box. The weight factor accounts for the various margins of the component weight, such as paint weight, and weld weight. Type the component class in the Component Class box. Type the temperature rating in the Temperature Rating box. Type the pressure rating in the Pressure Rating box. Click the DBCode Table list, and then select a database code table. Click the Size Table list, and then select a size table. Use the Available Size list to select or clear sizes. Click the Thickness Table list, and then select a thickness table.
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12. Click the Thickness Table ellipsis to specify schedules for specific thickness types, using the Schedule Assignment dialog box that displays. Click OK when finished. 13. Click the Material Table list, and then select a material table. 14. Click the Material Table ellipsis to assign material for specific data types, using the Material Assignment dialog box that displays. Click OK when finished. 15. Click Long Desc Format. 16. Click Part Number Format. 17. Click Short Desc Format. 18. Click Tag Format. Click OK in each dialog box when finished. For more information on the format dialog boxes, see Description Format Dialog Boxes (on page 86). 19. Type a layer name in the Layer Name box, select one from the list, or use the default layer name. 20. Click the Layer Color list, and then select a layer color. 21. Type your name in the Created By box. 22. Type a description of the specification in the Description box. 23. Click OK. 24. Click File > Save to save the changes to the project. The new spec appears under the project name in Project Specs.
New and Edit Component Pane

CADWorx Spec Editor Product Specs window: Double-click a product specification Enables you to add or edit components for a specification. The information in the list comes from the base catalog. Click Show Data Table information. , when available, to display the Base Catalog Data and obtain more
You can copy and place any component in the Main Spec List View in the same specification or another specification in the current project.
Component Setup
Group - Specifies the component to add or edit. While editing, this box is disabled. Type - Specifies the component type for the group selected. Data Table - Specifies the specific data used for the selected type, and populates the EndType Data Table and the Sort Sequence. See the note below under the EndType Data Table subheading. When the data table is selected, the Sort Sequence auto-populates with the program code from the selected data table. Data Table Update Only - Specifies whether this is an update only. The Data Table Update Only check box is only available when editing. Size Range - Specifies the sizes of the component. BOM Type - Specifies the Bill of Material type for the component. Layer Name - Specifies the layer of the component. Color Index - Specifies the color of the component in a drawing. Select 0 - ByLayer, 1 - Red, 2 Yellow, 3 - Green, 4 - Cyan, 5 - Blue, 6 - Magenta, 7 - White/Black, from the list or type 0 through 255 to specify other colors.
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IndexCode - Specifies the index code of the component. This index code is from the DBCodes Table in the base catalog. For more information, see DBCode Table (on page 38). Optional Component - Specifies whether the component is an optional selection. Select the Optional Component check box, if you want the component to be an optional choice.
EndType Data Table

Apply same end type to all ends - Specifies that the selected component has all the same end types. Select the Apply same end type on all ends check box, to apply the same end types to each component. If the Apply same end type on all ends check box is selected, the other three end type options are unavailable. Start - Specifies the starting point end type for the component. End - Specifies the end point end type for the component. Branch1 - Specifies the first branch end type for the component. Branch1 is available when the Apply same end type on all ends check box is cleared, and the component has three connection points. Branch2 - Specifies the second branch end type for the component. Branch2 is available when the Apply same end type on all ends check box is cleared, and the component has four connection points. When selecting a Data Table associated with any new component, that components EndType Data Table is automatically set to the Default EndType Data Table Setup associated with that Data Table in the catalog.
ISOGEN Symbol Information

Identifier - Specifies the identifier used by ISOGEN for the component. For more information, see SKEY Information in the CADWorx Plant User's Guide. SKEY - Specifies the SKEY used by ISOGEN for the component. For more information, see SKEY Information in the CADWorx Plant User's Guide.
Topworks
Topworks - Specifies the topworks for the component. Topworks is available only when the component has topworks.
Schedule & Material

Main - Specifies the main schedule for the component. Reduction - Specifies the reduction schedule for the component. Reduction is available only if the component has a reducing side. Material - Specifies the material schedule for the component.
Rating
Component Class - Specifies the class type specification for the component. Temperature Rating - Specifies the maximum allowable temperature for the component. Pressure Rating - Specifies the maximum allowable pressure for the component.
Sort Sequence
Sort Sequence - Specifies the location of the item in the bill of material. This number is pulled from the program code when adding a new component. However, when editing an existing component, the program code from the original selection stays the same. You have the option to leave this number as it is or change it based on the following. If you entered 999, this component is placed last in the list. If you enter 0, it is first in the list. If you set the same sort numbers for different components in the specification, CADWorx places the components in the list in an alphabetical order.
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Long - Specifies the long description for the component. You can change the long description, by clicking the Long ellipsis which opens the Long Description Format dialog box. For more information, see Long, Short, Tag, and Part Number Format Dialog Boxes (on page 61). Short - Specifies the short description of the component. You can change the short description, by clicking the Short ellipsis which opens the Short Description Format dialog box. For more information, see Long, Short, Tag, and Part Number Format Dialog Boxes (on page 61). Tag - Specifies the tag information of the component. You can change the tag format, by clicking the Tag ellipsis which opens the Tag Format dialog box. For more information, see Long, Short, Tag, and Part Number Format Dialog Boxes (on page 61). Part Number - Specifies the part number information of the component. You can change the part number format, by clicking the Part Number ellipsis which opens the Part Number Format dialog box. For more information, see Long, Short, Tag, and Part Number Format Dialog Boxes (on page 61). Notes - Specifies any notes attached to the component. If you receive a red exclamation or a warning triangle identify additional detail on possible data issues. , hover over it with your mouse to
Long, Short, Tag, and Part Number Format Dialog Boxes

CADWorx Spec Editor New component pane: Click the Long, Short, Tag, or Part Number ellipsis Enables you to edit the Long description, Short description, Tag, and Part Number formats for components in a specification.
Component Tables
Component Tables - Lists the format types available for component tables in Table Fields. Material Tables - Lists the format types available for material tables in Table Fields. Size Tables - Lists the format types available for size tables in Table Fields. Schedule Tables - Lists the format types available for schedule tables in Table Fields. DBCode Tables - Lists the format types available for database code tables in Table Fields. Thickness Tables - Lists the format types available for thickness tables in Table Fields. This table is not available in Part Number Format. EndType Tables - Lists the format types available for end type tables in Table Fields. Spec Tables -Lists the format types available for spec tables in Table Fields. This table is not available in Part Number Format. The COMPTYPE_CMP_TBL table field is affected by the DEFINED COMPTYPE in the Component Types view. Changing the value in the DEFINED COMPTYPE box changes any description using COMPTYPE_CMP_TBL to read the new value you entered for the component level or the specification level depending on where you place the COMPTYPE_CMP_TBL field. For more information, see Component Types (on page 54).
Long, Short, Tag, or Part Number Format dialog box fields

Table Fields - Lists the long or short description format, the tag format, or the part number format for the chosen table and enables you to add the table field to the Long Desc Format, Short Desc Format, Tag Format, or Part Number Format. Long Desc Format, Short Desc Format, Tag Format, or Part Number - Lists the actual long or short description format, tag format, or part number format and enables you to add information. Use the arrows to add formats from the Table Fields box. Alternatively, you can drag or double-click a format to add it from Table Fields to Long Desc, Short Desc, Tag, or Part Number Format.
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Format - Displays the actual appearance of the long or short description, the tag, or part number format. Example - Displays an example of the long or short description, tag, or part number as it would appear in the software.
Setup the Component Formats

1. Click the ellipsis for the field to edit. The <Description Type> Format dialog box displays. 2. Select the Components Tables list, and change if needed. 3. Use the left or right arrows to move table boxes from one field to another. Alternatively, you can drag or double-click a format to add it from Table Fields to the corresponding format. 4. Use the up or down arrows to move the format. 5. To edit the format appearance, select the table in the <Description Type> Format box, and then change the format in the Format box. 6. Click OK when finished. 7. Click File > Save to save the changes to the project.
Add single new component to a spec

1. Double-click the specification in the Project Specs view. The specification displays in the Main Spec List View with the New Component dialog box visible. CADWorx displays any default settings already specified in the initial set-up in the boxes. 2. If the Edit Component pane is visible instead of the New Component pane, then right-click the spec component listing, and then select Add. If some of the boxes are not completely visible, increase the height of the pane. 3. Click the Group list, and then select a group. 4. Click the Type list, and then select a type. 5. Click the Data Table list, and then select a data table. When you select the Data Table, CADWorx automatically populates the EndType Data Table with the default data from the Default EndType Data Table Setup in the base catalog. You can view the information you selected by clicking Show Data Table . The Base Catalog Data displays data tables for each component group. For more information, see Base Catalog Data (on page 53). Click the Size Range list, and then select or clear the necessary sizes. Click the BOM Type list, and then select a Bill of Material type or use the default BOM type. Click the Layer Name list, and then select a layer, or use the default layer. Click the Color Index list, and then select a color, or use the default color. Click the IndexCode list, and then select an IndexCode table. Select whether or not the component is an optional component, by selecting the Optional Component check box.
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12. Select the Apply same end type on all ends check box to apply the same end type to all ends on the component. The type of component you have selected determines which options are available under the EndType column. OR a. Click the Start list, and then select a starting end type. This list defaults to the Default EndType Data Table Setup for Start in the base catalog, when applicable. It can be changed to something other than the default. b. Click the End list, and then select an ending end type. This defaults to the Default EndType Data Table Setup for End in the base catalog, when applicable. It can be changed to something other than the default. c. Click the Branch1 list, and then select a branch end type. This defaults to the Default EndType Data Table Setup for Branch1 in the base catalog, when applicable. It can be changed to something other than the default. d. Click the Branch2 list, and then select a second branch end type. This defaults to the Default EndType Data Table Setup for Branch2 in the base catalog, when applicable. It can be changed to something other than the default. Under ISOGEN Symbol Information, the software should list default data in the Identifier and SKEY boxes. To change the Identifier and SKEY, type your identifier in the Identifier box, and then select your SKEY. Click the Topworks list, and then select the topworks. Click the Main list, and then select a main schedule. Click the Reduction list, and then select a reduction schedule. Click the Material list, and then select a material type. Under the Rating section, the software lists default values from when the specification was created. Change the Component Class, Temperature Rating, and Pressure Rating values as needed. The software lists default information for the Sort Sequence. You can change the sort sequence, which is used for the Bill of Materials. Under the Description column, the software lists a default type of the component for the Long and Short descriptions. You can change the long and short description format by typing new information or using the ellipsis. Type Tag and Part Number information in their respective boxes. OR Select the ellipsis to change the format in the Tag Format dialog box or the Part Number Format dialog box. For more information, see Long, Short, Tag, and Part Number Format Dialog Boxes (on page 61). Type note information in the Notes box. Click Add at the top-right hand side of the New component pane. Click File > Save to save the changes to the project. The component is added to the list in the main window.
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The Branch tab lets you set up the permitted specification components by main and reduction sizes, through a grid that enables you to choose which sizes use which types of components. 1. Click the Branch tab at the bottom of the New component or Edit component pane. A grid displays with Branch Size (NPS) on top of the grid, and Main Size (NPS) on the left side of the grid. 2. To add permitted components to the grid, right-click the applicable main and branch size intersection, and then select one of the types listed. The grid can be modified. You must change the Apply Branch Table Rule option, under Piping Rules in CADWorx Plant Setup, to Automatic to apply the branch table settings. The grid box displays letters, indicating that you have added a component. To add components to multiple intersections at the same time hold down CTRL while either selecting multiple intersections, or left-click a box and drag the mouse in any direction to select multiple boxes. 3. Click Save when finished. Every time a change is made, the project must be saved for the change to take effect.
Add Multi Component Pane

CADWorx Spec Editor Product Specs window: Double-click a product spec Adds multiple components to a specification. When adding multiple components you must define a data table for each component when finished. Component - Displays a list of components that can be added to a specification. You can select multiple components by selecting as many check boxes as necessary, or by using the plus + sign to select individual components in each group. Size - Specifies the sizes for the component. Component Class - Specifies the class type specification for the component. Temperature - Specifies the maximum allowable temperature for the component. Pressure Rating - Specifies the maximum allowable pressure for the component. Optional Component - Specifies whether the component is an optional selection. Select the Optional Component check box, if you want the component to be an optional choice.
End-Type
Apply same end type on all ends - Specifies that all selected components have the same end type. If you select the Apply same end type on all ends check box, the software disables the other three end type options. Start - Specifies the starting point end type for the component. End - Specifies the end point end type for the component. Branch1 - Specifies the first branch end type for the component. The Branch1 list is active if the Apply same end type on all ends check box is not selected, and the component has three connection points. Branch2 - Specifies the second branch end type for the component. The Branch2 list is active when the Apply same end type on all ends check box is not selected, and the component has four connection points.
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Main Schedule - Specifies the main schedule for the component. Branch Schedule - Specifies the branch schedule for the component.
Remaining options
BOM Type - Specifies the Bill of Material type for the component. Tag - Specifies the tag information for the component. You can change the tag format, by clicking the Tag ellipsis which opens the Tag Format dialog box. For more information, see Component Tag Format. Notes - Specifies any notes attached to the component. Color - Specifies the color of the component in a drawing. Layer - Specifies the layer of the component.
Add multiple new components to a spec

1. Double-click the specification in the Project Specs pane. The specification displays in the main window with the New component dialog box visible. 2. Right-click the component listing area of the screen, and then select Add Multiple. The Add multi component dialog box displays. CADWorx displays any default settings already specified in the initial set-up in the boxes. Use the Component box to select multiple components, by clicking the check boxes. Click the Size type list to select or clear sizes. You might need to increase the pane height if some of the boxes are not visible. The Component Class, Temperature Rating, and Pressure Rating information are set to default values. Change these values as needed. Select the Optional Component check box to make this available as an optional component. To apply the same end-type on all ends, select the Apply same end type on all ends check box. The type of component you have selected determines which options are available under the End-Type column. OR a. Click the Start list, and then select a starting end type. b. Click the End list, and then select an ending end type. c. Click the Branch1 list, and then select a branch end type. d. Click the Branch2 list, and then select a second branch end type. Click the Main Schedule list, and then select a main schedule. Click the Branch Schedule list, and then select a branch schedule. Click the BOM Type list, and then change the Bill of Material (BOM) type or use the default type. Type tag information in the Tag box. OR Click the Tag ellipsis, use the Tag Format dialog box to set the tag format, and then click OK. For more information, see Component Tag Format.
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12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Type additional information in the Notes box. Click the Color list, and then change the color, or use the default color. Click the Layer list, and then change the layer, or use the default layer. Click Add at the top-right hand side of the Add multi component pane. Click File > Save to save the changes to the project. The components are added to the list in the Main Spec List View.
Branch Tab
The Branch tab sets up the permitted specification components by main and reduction sizes, through a grid that enables you to choose which sizes use which types of components. 1. Click the Branch tab at the bottom of the Add multi component pane. A grid displays with Branch Size (NPS) on top of the grid, and Main Size (NPS) on the left side of the grid. 2. To add permitted components to the grid, right-click the applicable main and branch size intersection, and then select one of the types listed. The grid can be modified. You must change the Apply Branch Table Rule option, under Piping Rules in CADWorx Plant Setup, to Automatic to apply the branch table settings. The grid box displays letters, indicating that you have added a component. To add components to multiple intersections at the same time hold down CTRL while either selecting multiple intersections, or left-click a box and drag the mouse in any direction to select multiple boxes. 3. Click Save when finished. Every time a change is made, the project must be saved for the change to take effect.
Edit Project Specs features

Right-click Menu
Add Specification - Enables you to add a new specification to Project Specs. For more information, see Add Specification (on page 57). Add New DBCode Table From File - Enables you to select a database code and add it to the project. Sort Specification Ascending - Sorts the specs in Project Specs in ascending order. Sort Specification Descending - Sorts the specs in Project Specs in descending order. Import Legacy Specification - Imports a legacy specification data. For more information, see Import Legacy Specification (on page 77). Import AutoPLANT Specification Data - Imports data from AutoPLANT for use in CADWorx. For more information, see Import AutoPLANT Specification Data (on page 67). Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Specification Data - Imports data from AutoCAD Plant 3D for use in CADWorx, For more information, see Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Specification Data (on page 68). Import Specification From SPRD File - Enables you to import specifications from Smart Plant Reference Data. For more information, see Import Specification From SPRD File (on page 71). Open - Displays the selected component in the Main Table List View. Copy - See Copy (on page 22). Remove - Removes the selected component from the table list.
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Rename - Renames the selected component. Select the component to be renamed, and then enter a new name. Collapse - Collapses the selected list. Properties - Displays the Properties view. Export Specification To Text Excel - Exports data to a text document or Excel document. For more information, see Export Specification To Text Excel (on page 78).
Import AutoPLANT Specification Data

Right-click on the project in the Main List View, and select Import AutoPLANT Specification Data Imports data from an AutoPLANT specification. Import - Imports the AutoPLANT data. Close - Closes the Import AutoPLANT Specification Data dialog box. Help - Displays the online help.
AutoPLANT Data
File Path - Specifies the location of the AutoPLANT data. Use Spec Catalog - Uses the catalog of the AutoPLANT specification. Clearing this option enables you to select a different catalog using the Catalog ellipsis. Catalog - Displays whether or not a CADWorx catalog is being used. If this box is blank, then the Use Spec Catalog option has been selected. If this box is filled, the catalog is a CADWorx catalog. Tables - Specifies the AutoPLANT Data tables. Size Table - Specifies the size table.
CADWorx Components
Program Code - Displays the program code associated with the AutoPLANT data. Short Description - Displays a short description associated with the AutoPLANT data. Size - Displays the size associated with the component for the AutoPLANT data. Double clicking the Size box displays a list that allows you to include or exclude sizes. Schedule - Displays the schedule for the program code for the AutoPLANT component. Double clicking the Schedule box displays a list that allows you to include or exclude schedule data. Rating - Displays the rating of the program code for the AutoPLANT component. Double clicking the Rating box displays a list that allows you to include or exclude rating data. Select / deselect all - Include or exclude all check boxes in the CADWorx Components box.
Import a spec using an AutoPLANT catalog

1. Right-click the project in the Main List View, and select Import AutoPLANT Specification Data. The Import AutoPLANT Specification Data dialog box displays. 2. Click the File Path ellipsis under AutoPLANT Data. The Open dialog box displays. 3. Select the AutoPLANT data for import, and click Open. 4. Select Use Spec Catalog to use the AutoPLANT catalog. 5. Select a table from the Tables list.
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6. Select the check box of the required Program Code. You can use the Select / deselect all check box to select all the program codes under CADWorx Components. You can also change the Size, Schedule, or Rating by double clicking the boxes under each heading. 7. Click Import. 8. Click OK. You can view a log file of the details for the conversion by clicking View Log File. Imports the AutoPLANT data.
Import a spec using a CADWorx catalog

1. Right-click the project in the Main List View, and select Import AutoPLANT Specification Data. The Import AutoPLANT Specification Data dialog box displays. 2. Click the File Path ellipsis under AutoPLANT Data. The Open dialog box displays. 3. Select the AutoPLANT data for import, and click Open. 4. Clear the Use Spec Catalog option to use a CADWorx catalog. This defaults to the catalog you selected as the base catalog when creating the project. To change the catalog, do the following: a. Click the Catalog ellipsis. The Select Company Catalog File dialog box displays. b. Select a CADWorx catalog and then click Open. The CADWorx catalog populates the Catalog box. 5. Select a table from the Tables list. 6. Select a size table from the Size Table list. 7. Select the check box of the required Program Code. You can use the Select / deselect all check box to select all the program codes under CADWorx Components. You can also change the Size, Schedule, or Rating by double clicking the boxes under each heading. 8. Click Import. 9. Click OK. You can view a log file of the details for the conversion by clicking View Log File. Imports the AutoPLANT data.
Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Specification Data

Right-click the project in the Main List View, and select Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Specification Data Imports data from an AutoCAD Plant 3D specification. Import - Imports the AutoCAD Plant 3D data. Close - Closes the Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Specification Data dialog box. Help - Displays the online help.
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File Path - Specifies the location of the AutoCAD Plant 3D data. Use Spec Catalog - Specifies when the import uses the spec of the AutoCAD Plant 3D data. Catalog - Specifies a CADWorx catalog when the Use Spec Catalog option is not used. Size Table - Specifies a size table when a CADWorx catalog is used for import. View Detail - Displays the PLANT 3D Size Table Detail dialog box. This option is only available after you have selected an AutoCAD Plant 3D specification. For more information, see PLANT 3D Size Table Detail Dialog Box (on page 71). Target Unit - Specifies the units of the target project. This is only available when Use Spec Catalog is selected. Source Unit - Specifies the units in the Plant 3D size catalog that are used for import. The Source Unit list is only available when Use Spec Catalog is selected and Target Unit is set to Metric/Inch units. You then have the option to choose between importing either English/Inch components or Metric/Inch components. In all other instances the Source Unit list is unavailable because the Source Unit must reflect the Target Unit. When the Target Unit is selected for English/Inch or Metric/Metric units the Source Unit is automatically selected for English/Inch or Metric/Metric units respectively.
CADWorx Components
Component Type - Displays a list of the components in the AutoCAD Plant data. Long Description - Displays a long description associated with the AutoCAD Plant data. Select / deselect all - Includes and excludes all check boxes in the CADWorx Components box.
Right-click Menu
Check group - Enables you to check a component group under Component Type without expanding the group. Uncheck group - Enables you to uncheck a component group under Component Type without expanding the group. Expand all groups - Enables you to expand all the groups without having to select the plus sign. Collapse all groups - Enables you to collapse all the groups without having to select the plus sign.
Import a spec using an AutoCAD Plant 3D catalog

1. Right-click the project in the Main List View, and select Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Specification Data. The Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Specification Data dialog box displays. 2. Click the File Path ellipsis under AutoCAD Plant 3D Data. The Open dialog box displays. 3. Select the AutoCAD Plant data for import, and click Open. 4. Select the Use Spec Catalog option to use the AutoCAD Plant catalog. This is the default option. 5. Select the Size Table for import. You can click View Detail to view the sizes in the size table and change the outside diameter (OD) for a size. For more information, see PLANT 3D Size Table Detail Dialog Box (on page 71).
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6. Select the units from the Target Unit list. This automatically sets the Source Unit to the same units and makes the Source Unit list unavailable unless otherwise noted. CADWorx Components only populates when there are components in the Plant 3D catalog for the units selected. If there are no components in that unit of measurement the CADWorx Components box remains empty. 7. Click the plus sign to expand the Component Type list, and then click the check box for the component you want to add. You can use the Select / deselect all check box to select all the components under CADWorx Components. 8. Click Import. 9. Click OK. You can view a log file of the details for the conversion by clicking View Log File. The AutoCAD Plant 3D specification imports.
Import a spec using a CADWorx catalog

1. Right-click the project in the Main List View and select Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Specification Data. The Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Specification Data dialog box displays. 2. Click the File Path ellipsis under AutoCAD Plant 3D Data. The Open dialog box displays. 3. Select the AutoCAD Plant data for import and click Open. 4. Clear the Use Spec Catalog option to use a CADWorx catalog. This defaults to the catalog you selected as the base catalog when creating the project. To change the catalog, do the following: a. Click the Catalog ellipsis. The Select Company Catalog File dialog box displays. b. Select a CADWorx catalog and then click Open. The CADWorx catalog populates the Catalog box. The catalog selected must have the same units as the Plant 3D specification that you selected in File Path or no components appear for import. 5. Select a size table from the Size Table list. 6. Click the plus sign to expand the Component Type list, and then click the check box for the component you want to add. Do this for each component you want to add. You can use the Select / deselect all check box to select all the components under CADWorx Components. 7. Click Import. 8. Click OK. You can view a log file of the details for the conversion by clicking View Log File. The AutoCAD Plant 3D specification imports.
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PLANT 3D Size Table Detail Dialog Box

Click View Details Enables you to check the size table for the Plant 3D catalog when using the Use Spec Catalog option and to change the outside diameter (OD). <Plant 3D Size Table Name> - Displays the name of the P3D catalog. This is dynamic, so it is always the name of the size table you have selected in the Size Table list. NOM - Nominal Size - Displays the nominal sizes in the Plant 3D size table from the catalog attached to the Plant 3D specification that you selected in the File Path. This cannot be changed. OD - Outside Diameter - Displays the outside diameter of the nominal size in the Plant 3D size table from the catalog attached to the Plant 3D specification you selected in the File Path. To change the outside diameter, follow the steps below. 1. Click View Details. 2. Click the OD box of the number you want to change. 3. Type the new information. 4. Click Apply to keep the change and make more changes. OR This only happens if you click OK without clicking Apply. Click OK to accept the changes. The "Do you want to save the changes to (table name)?" message box displays. Click Yes to save the changes, No to discard the changes, or Cancel to return to the PLANT 3D Size Table Detail dialog box. You are returned to the Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Specification Data dialog box. To finish your work, see Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Specification Data (on page 68).
Import Specification From SPRD File

Right-click on the project in the Main List View, and select Import Specification From SPRD File Imports data from a Smart Plant Reference Data file by creating a catalog and specification in the import. Units - Specifies the units for the import. English/Inch - Uses the imperial system with nominal inch input. Metric/Inch - Uses the metric system with nominal inch input. Metric/Metric - Uses the metric system with metric input.
List Items
Type Name - Lists the type of information for the Smart Plant Reference Data import. Item Name - Lists the item name of the Smart Plant Reference Data being imported, such as the component or the specification. Parent Name - Indicates whether the Smart Plant Reference Data information is created for the catalog or the specification. The catalog and specification information are created in the Import Specification From SPRD File dialog box. Status - Specifies the status of the Smart Plant Reference Data information. Pending - Indicates the item in the list has not been selected or imported.
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Selected - Indicates the item in the list has been selected and is awaiting importation. Successful - Indicates the item in the list has been successfully imported. Failed - Indicates the item in the list has not been converted and has not imported. Select / deselect all - Include or exclude all check boxes in the List Items box. Separate Catalog - Indicates whether or not the software creates a separate catalog. Catalog Path - Indicates the path of the separate catalog. The Catalog Path displays when you select the Separate Catalog check box. To change the name of the SPRD catalog or to save in a different location, select the Catalog Path ellipsis. File Path - Specifies the file path to the original file. Select File - Enables you to select the Smart Plant Reference Data files for the import. Import - Imports the Smart Plant Reference Data information. Close - Closes the Import Specification From SPRD File dialog box. Help - Displays the online help. 1. Right-click the project in the Main List View, and select Import Specification From SPRD File. The Import Specification From SPRD File dialog box displays. 2. Click Select File. The Open dialog box displays. 3. Select the Smart Plant Reference Data file for import, and then click Open. 4. Select the check boxes to import. You can use the Select / deselect all check box to select all the program codes under CADWorx Components. Select the Separate Catalog check box to create a separate catalog. To change the name of the SPRD catalog or to save in a different location, select the Catalog Path ellipsis. 5. Click Import. You can view a log file of the details for the conversion by clicking View log file. 6. Click Close. The software imports the Smart Plant Reference Data file specification. If the Do you want to update project from base catalog? message displays, do the following: 1. Click Yes. The Review Update message box displays. 2. Click Yes or Review Update. If you click Review Update, see Review Table Links Dialog Box (on page 76) for more information. The project updates from the base catalog.
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Pipe Support Panel

CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Pipe Support Enables you to add new pipe support assemblies and import legacy pipe support assemblies to a project. These assemblies are added to the Pipe Support Assembly pane. For more information, see Pipe Support Assembly (on page 82). Add Pipe Support Assembly - Adds a pipe support assembly to a project. For more information, see Add Pipe Support Assembly (on page 73). Import Legacy Pipe Support Assembly - Enables you to import legacy pipe support assembly components. For more information, see Import Legacy Pipe Support Assembly (on page 74).
Add Pipe Support Assembly

CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Pipe Support > Add Pipe Support Assembly CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Pipe Support Assembly > Right-click the project in the Pipe Support Assembly pane > Add Pipe Support Assembly Adds a pipe support assembly to a project. For pipe supports to work correctly, you must have a PipeSupport category in the catalog with all components needed. Name - Specifies the name of the pipe support assembly. Catalog - Specifies the base catalog. Size Table - Specifies the size table used in the base catalog. Available Size - Specifies a list of the available sizes in the size table. These can be changed by selecting or clearing the check boxes in the list. Created By - Specifies the name of the person who created the pipe support assembly. Description - Specifies the description of the pipe support assembly. 1. Click the Home tab, and then click Add Pipe Support Assembly in the Pipe Support panel. The New Pipe Support Assembly dialog box displays. 2. Type the name of the new assembly in the Name box. 3. Use the default catalog, or click the Catalog ellipsis for a new catalog. When the Select Company Catalog File dialog box displays, select a catalog, and then click Open. This catalog must contain a PipeSupport category for the pipe supports to function correctly. To add a pipe support category, see Legacy Catalog Data Panel (on page 40) or to build your own, see Category Table (on page 33). 4. Click the Size Table list, and then select a size table. This is the size table from the catalog you selected in the last step. If this catalog does not contain a size table you need to add one before you can add the new pipe support assembly. 5. Use the Available Size list to select or clear sizes.
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6. 7. 8. 9. Type your name in the Created By box. Type a description of the assembly in the Description box. Click OK. Click File > Save to save the changes to the project. The new pipe support assembly displays under the project name in Pipe Support Assembly.
See Also
Pipe Support Assembly (on page 82)
Import Legacy Pipe Support Assembly

CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Pipe Support > Import Legacy Pipe Support Assembly
CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Pipe Support Assembly > Right-click the project in the Pipe Support Assembly pane > Import Pipe Support Assembly Enables you to import legacy pipe support assembly components using the Import Pipe Support Assembly dialog box. Assembly File - Specifies the legacy file to import the pipe supports. Catalog - Specifies the base catalog to reference the pipe support information. This catalog must contain a PipeSupport category for the pipe supports to function correctly. To add a pipe support category, see Legacy Catalog Data Panel (on page 40) or to build your own, see Category Table (on page 33). Size Table - Specifies the size table from the base catalog that contains the pipe support size information. Import - Imports the pipe support to the project for use in the drawing. For more information on using the new pipe support in the drawing, see CADWorx Support Modeler in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. 1. Click the Home tab, and then click Import Legacy Pipe Support Assembly Pipe Support panel. The Import Pipe Support Assembly dialog box displays. 2. Click the Assembly File ellipsis. The Open dialog box displays. 3. Select the pipe support specification for import, and then click Open. on the
Legacy pipe supports are contained in the programs Spec folder for 2013 and prior. 4. Check the Catalog and Size Table, and change if needed. These should be from the default base catalog. If you want to use a different catalog, click the Catalog ellipsis, and then select a new catalog. Make sure that this catalog has a PipeSupport category for the pipe supports to function correctly. 5. Click Import. The pipe supports are added to the Pipe Support Assembly pane under the project.
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Catalog Panel
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Catalog Enables you to update the project from a catalog and review the tables for update. Update From Catalog - Updates the project from the base catalog. For more information, see Update From Catalog (on page 75). Review Table Links - Enables you to review and edit the table links for the catalog update. For more information, see Review Table Links (on page 76).
Update From Catalog

CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Catalog > Update From Catalog Updates the spec project from the base catalog. 1. Click the Home tab, and then click Update From Catalog on the Catalog panel. The CADWorx Spec Editor dialog box displays, asking if you would like to update from the base catalog. 2. Click Yes, No, or Review Update. 3. If you click Review Update, see Review Update (on page 75) & Review Table Links Dialog Box (on page 76) to continue. The project updates from the base catalog.
Review Update
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Catalog > Update From Catalog > Review Update Enables you to check and change the details of the spec project that you want to update from the base catalog. 1. Click the Home tab, and then click Update From Catalog on the Catalog panel. OR Open a project that has had its base catalog updated. The CADWorx Spec Editor dialog box displays, asking if you would like to update from the base catalog. 2. Click Review Update. The Review Table links dialog box displays. For more information, see Review Table Links Dialog Box (on page 76).
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Review Table Links

CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Catalog > Review Table Links Displays the Review Table Links dialog box enabling you to review the links for update and change the Source Table Name and the Source ID as needed. 1. Click the Home tab, and then click Review Table Links on the Catalog panel. The Review Table Links dialog box displays. 2. See Review Table Links Dialog Box (on page 76) to continue.
Review Table Links Dialog Box

Enables you to check the data IDs and other information pertaining to a Catalog or Project and change the Source ID and/or Source Table as needed. Specification - Displays the specifications in the project that you can select to update from a catalog to that specification. This options is only visible when working in a project. Show All Tables - Displays all the tables associated with the project you open. Show Mis-Matched Tables - Displays only the mis-matched tables associated with the project you open. Show Tables With Updates - Displays only the tables with updates from the catalog for the project you open. Table Type - Displays the type of tables in the catalog. Use anyone of the three options above to receive only those types of tables. Destination Table Name - Displays the destination table for the catalog to be updated from. Source Table Name - Displays the name of the source table in the catalog where the information being updated is coming from. If this is listed incorrectly, click the Source Table Name box under the heading and a list appears. Select the correct source table. Destination Base ID - Specifies the ID for the destination table. Source ID - Specifies the ID for the source table. The Source ID box is editable. Destination Table Date - Displays the date of the destination table. Source Table Date - Displays the date of the source table. OK - Accepts the settings and updates from the catalog and closes the Review Table Links dialog box. Cancel - Cancels the update. Apply - Accepts the updates from the catalog. Help - Displays the CADWorx help file. Force Update All Tables - Forces an update of all data from the base catalog. Change the Source Table Name and Source IDs as needed, and then click OK to update. Alternatively, you can click Force Update All Tables. To view the Review Table Links dialog box in a catalog you, must have a catalog that uses a base catalog and the catalog must contain data. You can access this option by right-clicking the catalog and selecting Review Table Links.
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Legacy Specification Panel

CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Legacy Specification Enables you to import specs from earlier versions of CADWorx. Import Legacy Specification - Imports specifications from an earlier version of CADWorx. For more information, see Import Legacy Specification (on page 77).
Import Legacy Specification

CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Legacy Specification > Import Legacy Specification
Imports specifications from an earlier version of CADWorx. Specification - Specifies the specification folder for import. Catalog - Specifies the base catalog for the import. Size Table - Specifies the size table for the import. 1. Click the Home tab, and then click Import Legacy Specification on the Legacy Specification panel. The Import Legacy Specification (.spc) dialog box displays. 2. Click the Specification ellipsis. 3. Navigate to the folder and specification file for import, and then select it. 4. Click Open. The Specification and Catalog boxes are populated. 5. To change the Catalog box, click the Catalog ellipsis. You must have a catalog already set up, with the data for the specification already imported into it. Click the Size Table list, and then select a size table. Click Import. The Converted successfully dialog box appears. Click OK. Click File > Save to save the changes to the project.
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Export Data Panel

CADWorx Spec Editor Home Project tab: Export Data Exports data to a text document or an Excel document. Export Specification To Text Excel - Exports the specification selected to a text document. For more information, see Export Specification To Text Excel (on page 78).
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Export Specification To Text Excel

CADWorx Spec Editor Home Project tab: Export Data > Export Specification To Text Excel
Exports data from the selected specification to a text document. 1. Open a project file, and then select a specification. 2. On the Home tab, click Export Specification To Text Excel on the Export Data panel. Alternatively, right-click and select Export Specification To Text Excel. The Save As dialog box displays. 3. In the Save As Type list, select Text Files (*.txt) or Excel Files (*.xls). 4. Select or create a folder to save the document, and then click Save. The text document saves to the selected folder. To view the document open it in Windows Explorer.
Editing Panel
CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Editing Enables you to edit specified values. Find and Replace - Finds and replaces specific values. For more information, see Find and Replace (on page 78).
Find and Replace

CADWorx Spec Editor Home tab: Editing > Find and Replace Finds and replaces specific values in the Specification Editor data. The Find and Replace function only works with the Long Description, Short Description, or Tag boxes that consist of non-keyword texts. Any formatted keywords that exist in the Long, Short, or Tag boxes are not replaced when using the Replace function. For more information on Keywords, see Keywords in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. The Specification Editor classifies keywords in four categories. First, the combination of the Fields and the table as in the case of SPEC_MAT_TBL which calls the SPEC field from the Material Table for the format. Second, a Field, such as USER_PART_NUMBER, by itself is a keyword. In addition, when you create a user defined field with the Custom Data option, the field name becomes a keyword. Finally, a property by itself, such as COMPONENT_PTN, (which calls the Part Number property from the selected component), is a keyword. For a listing of all the fields and properties in the Specification Editor, see Appendix Property Descriptions (on page 89). You can view all Keywords in the Description Format dialog boxes by selecting the ellipsis to the right of the boxes. For more information, see Long, Short, Tag, and Part Number Format Dialog Boxes (on page 61) and Description Format Dialog Boxes (on page 86). Current Project - Searches in the current project. Current Specification - Searches in the current specification.
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Match case - Matches the search to the case (lower or upper) in the Find what box. Match whole word - Matches the search to the exact whole word in the Find what box. Search Up - Matches the search moving upwards in the Spec Editor rather than downwards.
Find type
Long description - Matches the search to the long description. Short description - Matches the search to the short description. Tag - Matches the search to the tag data.
Long description, Short description, and Tag can be selected at the same time so that the search finds all types associated with the text.
Find
1. On the Home tab, click Find and Replace on the Editing panel. The Find and Replace dialog box displays. 2. Type the text you want to find in the Find what box. 3. Specify parameters for Look in, Find options, and Find type. 4. Click Find Next. The value is found.
Replace
1. On the Home tab, click Find and Replace on the Editing panel. The Find and Replace dialog box displays. 2. Type the text you want to find in the Find what box. 3. Select the Replace with check box. The Replace with box activates. 4. Type the text to replace in the Replace with box. 5. Specify parameters in Look in, Find options, and Find type. 6. Click Find Next, and then click Replace. OR Click Replace. OR Click Replace All. Replace All replaces every instance of the text in the Find what box throughout the Specification Editor for the open project. Use this option with caution. The value is replaced.
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Select a check box to open each window. Display - Displays the Project Specs, Base Catalog Data, Project Catalog Data and Properties. For more information, see Display Panel (on page 81).
Display Panel
CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Display Project Specs - Displays the current project, and enables you to add, delete, open, and import specification data. For more information, see Project Specs (on page 81). Base Catalog Data - Displays all the information in the base catalog of CADWorx. For more information, see Base Catalog Data (on page 53). Project Catalog Data - Displays all the information attached to the open project. For more information, see Project Catalog Data (on page 81). Pipe Support Assembly - Displays the Pipe Support Assembly pane and enables you to added or import pipe supports to the project. For more information, see Pipe Support Assembly (on page 82). Properties - Displays the properties of all the data in the project. For more information, see Properties (on page 85).
Project Specs
CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Project Specs Displays the current project, and enables you to add, delete, open, and import specification data. For more information, see Specification Panel (on page 57). Selecting the Project Specs check box, hides or displays the Project Specs view.
Project Catalog Data

CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Project Catalog Data Displays all the information attached to the open project. The Project Catalog Data includes the information taken from the catalog and the information from the added specifications. Project Catalog Data enables you to view, but not change, the information. Edits can only be made when working with the edit options in the Home tab of the Spec Editor. Selecting the Project Catalog Data check box, hides or displays the Project Catalog Data view.
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Pipe Support Assembly

CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Pipe Support Assembly Displays the pipe supports associated with the current project and enables you to add additional supports.
Right-click Menus
Right-click the project file listed in the Pipe Support Assembly pane to access the following options: Add Pipe Support Assembly - Enables you to add a new pipe support assembly to the project. For more information, see Add Pipe Support Assembly (on page 73). Import Pipe Support Assembly - Enables you to import a pipe support assembly. For more information, see Import Legacy Pipe Support Assembly (on page 74). Expand/Collapse - Expands or collapses the pipe supports in the project. Properties - Displays the Properties for the project. After adding a new pipe support, right-click the pipe support to get the following options: Open - Displays the Pipe Support New Component pane. Add Support Component - Enables you to enter a new component for a pipe support. For more information, see Add Support Component (on page 82). Copy - Enables you to make a copy of the pipe support. Remove - Enables you to remove the pipe support from the project. Rename - Enables you to rename the assembly file. Expand/Collapse - Expands or collapses the pipe supports in the project. Properties - Displays the Pipe Support Assembly properties. Properties for the component table can be found in the Appendix. For more information, see PipeSupport (on page 115).

Add Pipe Support Assembly (on page 73) Import Legacy Pipe Support Assembly (on page 74) Add Support Component (on page 82) Add a new support component (on page 84) Edit a support component (on page 85)
Add Support Component

CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Pipe Support Assembly > Right-click the project in the Pipe Support Assembly pane > After adding a pipe support assembly right-click the new support > Add Support Component Controls parameters for adding and editing supports to the PRJ file. Components Available - Displays the support components that you can use to make an assembly. After you select a type, the list box shows the available data tables for that type of support. Add - Moves the selected item from the Components Available list to the Components Selected list.
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Remove - Moves the selected item from the Components Selected list to the Components Available list. Components Selected - Displays the components in the assembly. The support is built using the selected components in the order shown. Move Up - Moves the selected item one position higher in the assembly sequence. Move Down - Moves the selected item one position lower in the assembly sequence. Attachment Type - Specifies the attachment for the pipe support. Attachment Type indicates how the support is attached in the drawing. Pipe - Specifies that the support is a pipe support. The attachment for a pipe support can be changed. Elbow - Specifies that the support is an elbow support. The attachment for a pipe support can be changed. Tee - Specifies that the support is an elbow support. The attachment for a pipe support can be changed. CAESAR II Type - Specifies the restraint type of the support for use in CAESAR II pipe stress analysis. BOM: Sort - Locates a component item in the bill of material schedule. Type the needed value. Type 0 to place the item first in the schedule. Type 999 to place the item last. If the same sort numbers are used for different components, they are placed in alphabetical order. Type - Specifies the type of bill of material item. Select Fabrication, Erection, Offshore, or Misc. General - Specifies general information about the pipe support such as the Name and Size Range. Name - Specifies the name of the support. This name displays in the CADWorx Support Modeler palette. You can rename the support assembly here or, by clicking it in Pipe Support Assembly, and then typing a new name. Size Range - Specifies the sizes for the component. Isolation Options: Increase support size if component is insulated - Automatically selects a larger size support component based on the insulation thickness. For example, a six-inch nominal size pipe (6.625 inch actual OD) has four-inch thick insulation (14.625 inch OD). This makes the total pipe diameter 6.625 inch actual OD plus 8 inch insulation OD. The software determines the support by looking it up in the data file. Use next larger size if exact size is not available - Specifies that if the calculated support is not available in the data file, the next larger size support is selected. ISOGEN and Insulation Options: SKEY - Specifies the SKEY used by ISOGEN for an isometric drawing. For more information, see SKEY Information in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. Identifier - Specifies the identifier used by ISOGEN for an isometric drawing. For more information, see SKEY Information in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. Message Type - Specifies the format of text displayed with the support. Message Text - Specifies text displayed with the support. Detail Sketch - Specifies a .DWG AutoCAD file containing details about the support. Select the file from the Select detail sketch file dialog box.
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Description: Tag - Specifies an optional tag description for the component. Short - Specifies the abbreviated description for the component. Long - Describes the component. This description is used in the bill of materials. Part Number - Specifies the part number information of the pipe support component. Notes - Specifies any notes attached to the pipe support component.

Add a new support component (on page 84) Edit a support component (on page 85)
Add a new support component

1. Right-click the pipe support under the project in the Pipe Support Assembly pane. 2. Click Add Support Component. The New component pane displays. 3. Select an Attachment Type. 4. Select a component from the Components Available list. 5. Use the Add or Remove arrows to move the component parts needed to the Components Selected box. Alternatively, you can drag the component parts needed to the Components Selected box. Use the Move Up or Move Down arrows to rearrange the order of the parts as they display in the drawing in the Components Selected box. Select a CAESAR II Type. Select the Sort for the bill of materials. Select the Type for the bill of materials. Type the name of the pipe support in the Name box. Select the Size Range list, and then select sizes to add to or clear from the list. Select the Insulation Options as needed by selecting their respective check boxes. Type the identifier for ISOGEN in the Identifier box. Select the SKEY for the ISOGEN. Select a Message Type. Type a message text to appear for the pipe support. Select a Detail Sketch, by selecting the ellipsis. Type the long description in the Long box. Type the short description in the Short box. Type the tag in the Tag box. Type the part number in the Part Number box. Type the notes in the Notes box.
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1. Double-click the pipe support under the project in the Pipe Support Assembly pane. The Edit component pane displays. 2. Select a component from the Components Available list if a change is needed. 3. Use the Add or Remove arrows to move the component parts needed to the Components Selected box. Use the Move Up or Move Down arrows to rearrange the order of the parts as they display in the drawing in the Components Selected box. Change the CAESAR II Type as needed. Change the Sort for the bill of materials, if needed. Change the Type for the bill of materials, if needed. Update the name of the pipe support in the Name box if needed. Select the Size Range list, and then select sizes to add to or clear from the list. Select or clear the Insulation Options as needed. Change the identifier for ISOGEN in the Identifier box, if needed. Change the SKEY for the ISOGEN, if needed. Select a Message Type, if needed. Type a message text to appear for the pipe support. Select a Detail Sketch, by selecting the ellipsis. Update the long description in the Long box. Update the short description in the Short box. Update the tag in the Tag box. Update the part number in the Part Number box. Update the notes in the Notes box.
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Properties
CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Properties Displays the properties of the specific data you have selected in the project. You can use the Properties view to change the aspects of a specification, project, catalog, or catalog table file. Selecting the Fields ellipsis or double clicking Custom Data brings up the New Field or Edit Field dialog box. For more information, see New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). You can also access the Long Desc Format Setup, Short Desc Format Setup, Tag Format Setup, Part Number Format Setup, Layer Manager, Material Assignment Setup, and Schedule Assignment Setup and make changes. Different types of available options vary by component. Some components have available options that others do not have. Properties are explained in the Appendix.
See Also
Appendix Property Descriptions (on page 89) Description Format Dialog Boxes (on page 86) Layer Manager Dialog Box (on page 87) Material Assignment Setup (on page 88) Schedule Assignment Setup (on page 88)
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Description Format Dialog Boxes

CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Display > Properties > <Description Type> Format Setup ellipsis Specifies the description format. Components List - Displays the available list of components. Component Tables drop-down - Displays the list of catalog tables to choose format. Table Fields - Lists the formats for the chosen table, and enables you to add the table field to the format. The COMPTYPE_CMP_TBL table field is affected by the DEFINED COMPTYPE in the Component Types view. Changing the value in the DEFINED COMPTYPE box changes any description using COMPTYPE_CMP_TBL to read the new value you entered for the component level or the specification level depending on where you place the COMPTYPE_CMP_TBL field. For more information, see Component Types (on page 54). <Description Type> Format - Lists the format, and enables you to add the needed formats from the Table fields box. Format - Displays the appearance of the format. Example - Displays an example of the format as it would appear in the software. Import - Imports formats from other projects. Export - Exports formats for use in other projects. 1. Open an existing project or create a new project. The <Description Type> Format dialog boxes can be opened in both places. If creating a new project, skip to the second part of step 3. 2. Click the View tab, and then select Properties in the Display panel. 3. Click the Long Desc, Short Desc, Tag, or Part Number Format Setup box in the Properties window, and then click the an ellipsis. OR Click Long Desc, Short Desc, Tag, or Part Number in the New Project window when creating a new project. The <Description Type> Format dialog box displays. 4. Select a component from the Components List. You can also import a format, and then edit it as needed. If you import a format and do not want to edit it, skip to step 9. 5. Select a table from the tables list above Table fields. 6. Use the left or right arrows to move table boxes from one field to another. Alternatively, you can drag or double-click a format to add it from Table Fields to the format box. 7. Use the up or down arrows to move the format if needed. If you want to remove a format, select it, and then press DELETE. 8. To edit the format appearance, select the format in the in the <Description Type> Format box, and then change the format in the Format box. 9. Click OK when finished. You can export the format for use in other specifications. 10. Click File > Save to save changes to the project. The <Description Type> Format dialog boxes can also be accessed using the Add Specification command from the Home tab in the Specification panel.
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View Project Tab
Layer Manager Dialog Box

CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Display > Properties > Layer Manager ellipsis Specifies layers that can be added to the project. The layers you create can be selected at the specification and component level from Layer Name in the Specification properties or the New Component pane. Whichever color you set the Layer Color to in the Layer Manager for any layer appears in the drawing when piping with that specification or drawing a component. This option can be accessed from the project properties or from the New Project dialog box. New Layer - Enables you to add a new layer to the Layer Manager.
Delete Layer - Enables you to delete a layer from the Layer Manager. Layer Name - Specifies the name of the created layer. The layer name is a default, such as New1, when first created. Select a layer name, then type the new name in the box to change any Layer Name. Layer Color - Specifies the color of the created layer. Select a Layer Color to display a list and change the layer color. The default color is 1- Red. Select 1 - Red, 2 - Yellow, 3 - Green, 4 Cyan, 5 - Blue, 6 - Magenta, 7 - White/Black from the list, or type 1 through 255 to specify other colors. You cannot use 0 - ByLayer. If you type 0, you receive the following message box: Invalid Color. Color must be 1 - 255. Click OK to return to the Layer Manager dialog box. Use the up or down arrows to move the layers around. 1. Open an existing project or create a new project. The Layer Manager dialog box can be opened in both places. If creating a new project, skip to the second part of step 3. 2. Click the View tab, and then select Properties in the Display panel. 3. Click the Layer Manager box in the Properties window, and then click the Layer Manager ellipsis. OR Click Layer Manager in the New Project window when creating a new project. The Layer Manager dialog box displays. 4. Click New Layer . A new layer is added to the Layer Manager. You can add as many layers as you want at the same time by repeatedly clicking New Layer . Use the up or down arrows to move the layers up or down. If you want to remove a format from Layer Manager, select it by clicking to the left of the
name, and then click Delete Layer . 1. Click OK when finished. 2. Click File > Save to save changes to the project.
Matching End Type Table Dialog Box

CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Display > Properties > Match End Type ellipsis Enables you to match end types with each other to be used in the drawing. When placed in the model components are validated against this Matching End Types Table. The table works in conjunction with the Apply End Type Rule. For more information, see Apply End Type Rule in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. End Type List - Lists the available end types to match.
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View Project Tab

Add Left - Adds the end type to the left in the End Type Left column. Add Right - Adds the end type to the right in the End Type Right column. New - Creates a new line that enables you to add more matched end types to the Matched End Type list. Remove - Removes a matched end type from the Matched End Type list. Remove All - Removes all matching end type pairs from the Matched End Type list. Default - Sets the default matching end type pairs for the software. Matched End Type - Specifies the matched end types. All end types can be changed on either the right or the left by selecting an end type from the End Types List, selecting a row in Matched End Type, and then clicking either Add Right or Add Left. End Type Left - Specifies the end type to the left column. End Type Right - Specifies the end type to the right column. Import - Imports matching end types from other projects. Export - Exports matching end types for use in other projects.
Material Assignment Setup

CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Display > Properties > Material Assignment Setup ellipsis Specifies the material assigned to each component using the Spec and Grade. The material assignment for a component can be changed. 1. Select Material Assignment Setup in the Properties window, and then select the Material Assignment ellipsis. 2. Select a component from the Assign Material list, and then select a new material in the right column, by using the drop-down arrow. Material numbers in this list are based on industry standards. To access detailed information on a material number in the Assign Material list, open the Base Catalog Data, and then open the Material Table.
Schedule Assignment Setup

CADWorx Spec Editor View tab: Display > Properties > Schedule Assignment Setup ellipsis Specifies the schedule assigned to each size. The schedule assignment for a size can be changed. 1. Select Schedule Assignment Setup in the Properties window, then click the Schedule Assignment Setup ellipsis. 2. Select a size in Schedule Assignment, and then select a new schedule in the right column, by using the drop-down arrow. Schedules in this list are based on the schedules assigned to the sizes in the Schedule Tables file. To access detailed information on a schedule in the schedule list, open the Base Catalog Data, and then open the Schedule Table.
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APPENDIX A
Appendix Property Descriptions

This appendix contains all the property descriptions available in CADWorx Spec Editor.
In This Appendix
Project Properties .......................................................................... 89 Catalog Properties ......................................................................... 91
Project Properties
Project Name - Specifies the name of the project. There are no restrictions to naming conventions. Catalog Name - Specifies the name of the base catalog. This can only be changed in the catalog or by selecting a different base catalog. Catalog Path - Specifies the folder location of the base catalog. You can change the base catalog by using the Catalog Path ellipsis. DBCode Table Name - Specifies the name of the database code table from the base catalog. Long Desc Format Setup - Specifics the appearance of the long description attached to components. Short Desc Format Setup - Specifics the appearance of the short description format attached to components. Tag Format Setup - Specifics the appearance of the tag format attached to components. Part Number Format Setup - Specifies the appearance of the part number attached to components. For more on the <Description Type> Format Setups, see Description Format Dialog Boxes (on page 86). BOM Type - Specifies the bill of material type associated with the project. This can be changed by click the name of the BOM Type, and using the list that appears. Layer Manager - Specifies the layers associated with a project and displays the Layer Manager dialog box. For more information, see Layer Manager Dialog Box (on page 87). Match End Type - Displays the Matching End Type Table dialog box. You can match end types with other end types for use in CADWorx. For more information, see Matching End Type Table Dialog Box (on page 87). Version - Specifies the Spec Editor version. This cannot be edited. Created By - Specifies the person who created the project. This can be edited. Edited By - Specifies the person who edited the project. This can be edited. Description - Specifies the description of the project. Change as needed.
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Specification Properties
Specification Name - Specifies the name of the specification being worked in. This can be edited. Catalog Name - Specifies the name of the base catalog. This can only be changed in the catalog or by selecting a different base catalog. Catalog Path - Specifies the folder location of the base catalog. You can change the base catalog by using the Catalog Path ellipsis. Measure/Bore - Specifies the units tied to this specification. This cannot be edited. Size Table Name - Specifies the current size table being used by the specification. This cannot be edited. DBCode Table Name - Specifies the name of the database code table from the base catalog. Thickness Table Name - Specifies the current thickness table being used by the specification. Change this with available or newly created Thickness Tables by clicking the name of the old one and selecting the new one from the list. For more information, see Thickness Table (on page 31). Material Table Name - Specifies the current material table being used by the specification. Change this with available or newly created Material Tables by clicking the name of the old one, and selecting the new one from the list. For more information, see Material Table (on page 28). Weight Factor - Specifies the weight of the component. This can be edited. Component Class - Specifies the classification of the components in the specification. Temperature Rating - Specifies the temperature rating a component can handle. Pressure Rating - Specifies the pressure rating a component can handle. Layer Name - Specifies the numerical value of the layer spec. AutoCAD Color Index [0-255] - Specifies the color appearance of the components when using this specification to draw. Select 0 - ByLayer, 1 - Red, 2 - Yellow, 3 - Green, 4 - Cyan, 5 - Blue, 6 - Magenta, 7 - White/Black, from the list or type 0 through 255 to specify other colors. Long Desc Format Setup - Specifics the appearance of the long description attached to components. Short Desc Format Setup - Specifics the appearance of the short description format attached to components. Tag Format Setup - Specifics the appearance of the tag format attached to components. Part Number Format Setup - Specifies the appearance of the part number attached to components. For more on the <Description Type> Format Setups, see Description Format Dialog Boxes (on page 86). Limit Spec Size Range To - Specifies the size limit for components within this specification. This can be edited. Material Assignment Setup - Specifies material numbers for specific components. For more information, see Material Assignment Setup (on page 88). Schedule Assignment Setup - Specifies the schedule values for specific sizes based on the schedule table. For more information, see Schedule Assignment Setup (on page 88). Default Flange Type - Specifies the default flange type for the specification. This can be edited. Reducing Component Selection - Specifies the reduction size setting. There are three options: Use Reduction Size - Uses the reduction size for the component. Use Main Size - Uses the main size for the component Use Larger Wall Thickness - Uses a larger wall thickness for the component. Version - Specifies the Spec Editor version. This cannot be edited.
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Created By - Specifies the person who created the project. This can be edited. Edited By - Specifies the person who edited the project. This can be edited. Spec Description - Specifies the description of the spec. This can be changed. Custom Data - Add custom data to the specification. For more information see, New Field Dialog Box (on page 53).
Pipe Support Assembly Properties

Name - Specifies the name of the selected pipe support assembly. This can be edited. Catalog Name - Specifies the name of the base catalog. This can only be changed in the catalog or by selecting a different base catalog. Catalog Path - Specifies the folder location of the base catalog. You can change the base catalog by using the Catalog Path ellipsis. Measure/Bore - Specifies the units tied to pipe support assembly. This cannot be edited. Size Table Name - Specifies the current size table being used by the pipe support assembly. This cannot be edited. Limit Spec Size Range To - Specifies the size limit for components within this pipe support assembly. This can be edited. Version - Specifies the Spec Editor version. This cannot be edited. Created By - Specifies the person who created the project. This can be edited. Edited By - Specifies the person who edited the project. This can be edited. Description - Specifies the description of the catalog. Change as needed. To see the Component Table properties, see Common Component Properties (on page 97) and PipeSupport (on page 115).
Catalog Properties
Name - Specifies the name of the catalog being worked in. This can be edited. Measure/Bore - Specifies the units tied to this catalog. This cannot be edited. Base Catalog Name - Specifies the name of the base catalog. This can only be changed in Catalog or by selecting a different base catalog. Catalog Path - Specifies the folder location of the base catalog. You can change the base catalog by using the Catalog Path ellipsis. Version - Specifies the Spec Editor version. This cannot be edited. Created By - Specifies the person who created the project. This can be edited. Edited By - Specifies the person who edited the project. This can be edited. Catalog Description - Specifies the description of the catalog. Change as needed. Each of the tables in the catalog has its own properties. For more information, see the following topics: Size Tables Properties (on page 92) Material Tables Properties (on page 92) Schedule Tables Properties (on page 92) Thickness Tables Properties (on page 94) EndType Tables Properties (on page 94) Data Tables Properties (on page 96) IndexCode Tables Properties (on page 136) DBCode Tables Properties (on page 136)
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Size Tables Properties

Table Name - Specifies the name of the table selected. This can be edited. Measure/Bore - Specifies the units tied to this catalog. This cannot be edited. Default Part Number - Specifies the default part number assigned to the table. This can be edited. Version - Specifies the Spec Editor version. This cannot be edited. Created By - Specifies the person who created the project. This can be edited. Edited By - Specifies the person who edited the project. This can be edited. Description - Specifies the description of the table. This can be edited.
Fields
NOM - Nominal Pipe Size - Nominal sizes of the pipe selected when table is built. OD - Outside Diameter - The diameter of the pipe. DESCRIPTION - Description - The description of the pipe size. PTN - Part Number - The part number assigned to the size. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53).
Material Tables Properties

Table Name - Specifies the name of the table selected. This can be edited. Version - Specifies the Spec Editor version. This cannot be edited. Created By - Specifies the person who created the project. This can be edited. Edited By - Specifies the person who edited the project. This can be edited. Description - Specifies the description of the table. This can be edited.
Fields
SPEC - Material Specification - Value that specifies the material spec. GRADE - Grade - Value that specifies the grade of the material. COMPOSITION - Composition - Value that specifies the composition of the material. COMPTYPES - Component Types - The type of component the material type is associated with. Use the list to add component types. DENSITY - Density - Value that specifies the density of the material. PTN - Part Number - The part number associated with a particular value of material. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53).
Schedule Tables Properties

Table Name - Specifies the name of the table selected. This can be edited. Default Part Number - Specifies the default part number assigned to the table. This can be edited. Version - Specifies the Spec Editor version. This cannot be edited. Created By - Specifies the person who created the project. This can be edited. Edited By - Specifies the person who edited the project. This can be edited. Description - Specifies the description of the table. This can be edited.
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Appendix Property Descriptions Fields

SCH - Schedule - The schedule of the thickness for components. SCHENCWT - Schedule Enhance Weight - The schedule used with enhanced weight calculation. Enhanced weight calculation calculates the weights of components based on the AutoCAD solid geometry, calculated by (the hollow enhanced solid volume multiplied by the component density). A manufactured component may have a larger wall thickness then the schedule requires. To make the enhanced weight calculation more accurate, SCHENCWT can be set to a larger wall thickness schedule. The Enhanced weight calculation is used anytime the WEIGHT column is 0.0 in a data table. The component drawing mode (2D Double line, 2D Single line, 3D Solid, or 3D Enhanced) does not have any effect on the weight calculation. The weight calculation is run in background using a temporary 3D enhanced AutoCAD solid when using 2D Double line, 2D Single line, or 3D Solid drawing mode. Weights of the following components are based on the AutoCAD Solid geometry when the WEIGHT column is 0.0 in the component data table: PIPE ELBOWS O_LETS TEES CAPS CROSSES LATERALS SCH thickness value used to create AutoCAD solid geometry SCH thickness value used to create AutoCAD solid geometry SCH thickness value used to create AutoCAD solid geometry SCHENCWT thickness value used to create AutoCAD solid geometry SCHENCWT thickness value used to create AutoCAD solid geometry SCHENCWT thickness value used to create AutoCAD solid geometry SCHENCWT thickness value used to create AutoCAD solid geometry
REDUCERS SCHENCWT thickness value used to create AutoCAD solid geometry FLANGES Enhanced Data Table Values used to create AutoCAD solid geometry
Weights of the following components are always based on the Data Table WEIGHT column: COUPLINGS GASKETS BOLTS WELDS SANITARY SPEC_BLIND BLEED_RING EXPANSION JOINTS STRAINERS UNIONS USER_SHAPES VALVES Y_SHAPE PTN - Part Number - Value assigned to specific schedules. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53).
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Thickness Tables Properties

Table Name - Specifies the name of the table selected. This can be edited. Size Table - Specifies the size table associated with the Thickness Table. This cannot be changed, it is set up when the Thickness Table is created. Schedule Table - Specifies the schedule table associated with the Thickness Table. This cannot be changed, it is set up when the Thickness Table is created. Version - Specifies the Spec Editor version. This cannot be edited. Created By - Specifies the person who created the project. This can be edited. Edited By - Specifies the person who edited the project. This can be edited. Description - Specifies the description of the table. This can be edited.
Fields
NOM - Nominal Pipe Size - The size of the component from the size table. Schedule types - The values in this area are schedule table values associated with the thickness table. They represent the weight and thickness of the component.
EndType Tables Properties

The properties for each component within the EndType Tables are all the same. They are as follows: Table Name - Specifies the name of the table selected. This can be edited. EndType - Specifies the end type for that particular component. This cannot be edited. Size Table - Specifies the size table associated with the EndType Table. This is set up when the EndType is created. Part Number - Specifies the part number associated with that particular component end type. Version - Specifies the Spec Editor version. This cannot be edited. Created By - Specifies the person who created the project. This can be edited. Edited By - Specifies the person who edited the project. This can be edited. Description - Specifies the description of the table. This can be edited.
Fields
MAINSIZE - Main size - Specifies the main sizes used for that end type. OAL - Overall length - Specifies the overall length used for that end type. FACELEN - face length - Specifies the face length of that end type. CFD - connection face diameter - Specifies the connection face diameter for that end type. FFD - face face diameter - Specifies the face face diameter for that end type. CHD - connection hub diameter - Specifies the connection hub diameter for that end type. FHD - face hub diameter - Specifies the face hub diameter for that end type. PENGLEN - pipe engagement length - Specifies the pipe engagement length for that end type. CPENGD - connection pipe engagement diameter - Specifies the connection pipe engagement diameter for that end type. FPENGD - face pipe engagement diameter - Specifies the face pipe engagement diameter for that end type. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide.
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Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available.
Examples of Component Endtypes

Buttweld 1. OAL 2. FFD 3. PID 4. CFD Ferrule and Ferrule Hub 1. OAL 2. CPENGD = FPENGD 3. PENGLEN 4. PID 5. FHD
Flanged 1. FFD 2. FACELEN 3. PID 4. CFD
H, I, Q, and Tri-Clamps 1. CFD 2. FACELEN 3. PID 4. FFD
Socket Engagement 1. PID 2. OAL 3. FHD
Specific Engagement 1. OAL 2. PID
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Threaded and Socket Weld 1. OAL 2. FHD 3. CPENGD = FPENGD 4. PENGLEN 5. PID Threaded Engagement 1. PENGLEN 2. OAL 3. PID
Data Tables Properties

Properties in the data table are broken down by the specific components, known as a category. Most component properties are similar. This list provides the properties for each category. Properties for each Data Table are listed by type. For more information see the list of categories below.
Category Properties
Name - Specifies the name of the category. Type - Specifies the type of component contained in the category. Description - Specifies a description of the category. List of Categories Caps (on page 98) Couplings (on page 100) Crosses (on page 101) Elbows (on page 103) Flanges (on page 105) Gaskets/Bolts/Welds (on page 108) Laterals (on page 111) O-Lets (on page 113) Pipe (on page 114) PipeSupport (on page 115) Reducers (on page 121) Sanitary (on page 122) Spec Blind/Bleed Ring/Exp Joint (on page 124) Strainers (on page 125) Tees (on page 126) Topworks (on page 128) Unions (on page 130) User Shapes (on page 131) Valves (on page 132) Wye Shape (on page 135)
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Common Component Properties

This list of properties specifies the common properties attached to all components within each category. The rest of the properties are broken down in their respective category for the component type. Each of the following properties is contained under Component Table in each category. Name - Specifies the specific name of each component based on type and schedule. This can be changed. Type - Specifies the type of the actual component. This is the common name of the component and cannot be changed. Size Table - Specifies the size table attached to the component. This is based on the size table selected when the component was added to the category. This cannot be changed. Part Number - Specifies the part number assigned to that particular component type. Version - Specifies the Spec Editor version. This cannot be edited. Created By - Specifies the person who created the project. This can be edited. Edited By - Specifies the person who edited the project. This can be edited. Description - Specifies the long description of the component. This includes the common name, the end type, and the weight. This can be changed. Short Description - Specifies the short description of the component. This can be changed. Tag - Specifies the tag of the component. This can be changed.
ETS
ETS or Bitwise End Type Placement Control is common to most but not all data tables. ETS controls the end type display.
ETS Description
In the 2012 legacy program, flanged components such as 45FL, 90FL, CONFL, ECCFL, PIPFL, TEEFL, and YFL use the FLGS variable to control displaying of endtype at the ends. This variable is a bitwise flag (0, 1, 2) and depends on the numbered connections of the component, as shown in the graphic below.
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In the 2013 NG system, the data tables also have an ETS variable (Endtype bitwise flag) to control display endtypes. This is similar to the legacy FLGS variable, as shown in the graphic below.
When importing, the FLGS variable is converted to the ETS variable. Otherwise a default value is set that depends on the number connection of components. For example: the value is 1 for CAPS and 15 for CROSSES. Special components are used for flanged pipes. PIPFL is a special endtype component, and PIPFL2 is a flanged component. In 2D single mode, the components have different shapes. The ETS of PIPFL is a design value of 100, 101, 102, or 103, such as ETS = 103.
The design of PIPFL2 is ETS with a value of 0, 1, 2, or 3, such as ETS = 3
Caps
Specifies the caps properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to Caps to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to Cap or Plug. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties specified. If a property is not listed for a component, then that component does not use the property.
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Appendix Property Descriptions Default EndType Data Table Setup

Apply same end type to all ends - Applies the same end type to all ends when this option is set to True. When set to False, the software uses more than one end type. Start - Specifies the start end type associated with that component. This can be changed. This property sets the default endtype(s) when a new component referencing the associated data table is added to a Project Specification in the New Component pane. For more information, see New and Edit Component Pane (on page 59).
Required
MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. LEN - Length - Specifies the lengths for the component. HUBOD - Hub Outside Diameter - Specifies the diameter value for the component. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. ETS - Bitwise End Type Placement Control - Specifies the value for the placement control. Placement control is calculated by the end type number for each end port. For example, a Tee has three ends so the bit type placement control would be 7. Side 1 is 1 side 2 is two and side 3 is 4 equaling 7. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available. Cap 1. LEN 2. MAINSIZE 3. HUBOD Plug 1. LEN 2. HUBOD 3. REDSIZE
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Couplings
Specifies the couplings properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to Couplings to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to a coupling component. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties. If a property is not listed for a component, then that component does not use the property.
Default EndType Data Table Setup

Apply same end type to all ends - Applies the same end type to all ends when this option is set to True. When set to False, the software uses more than one end type. Start - Specifies the start end type associated with that component. This can be changed. End - Specifies the end end type associated with that component. This can be changed. This property sets the default endtype(s) when a new component referencing the associated data table is added to a Project Specification in the New Component pane. For more information, see New and Edit Component Pane (on page 59).
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MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. REDSIZE - Reduction Size - Specifies the reduction sizes for the component. The reduction property is only available on reducing components. LEN - Length - Specifies the lengths for the component. HUBOD - Hub Outside Diameter - Specifies the diameter value for the component. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. ETS - Bitwise End Type Placement Control - Specifies the value for the placement control. Placement control is calculated by the end type number for each end port. For example, a Tee has three ends so the bit type placement control would be 7. Side 1 is 1 side 2 is two and side 3 is 4 equaling 7. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide.
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Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available. Coupling 1. MAINSIZE 2. LEN 3. HUBOD Coupling Reducing 1. MAINSIZE 2. LEN 3. REDSIZE
Coupling Half 1. MAINSIZE 2. LEN 3. HUBOD
Coupling Nut 1. HUBOD 2. LEN
Crosses
Specifies the crosses properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to Crosses to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to a cross component. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties. If a property is not listed for a component, then that component does not use the property.
Apply same end type to all ends - Applies the same end type to all ends when this option is set to True. When set to False, the software uses more than one end type. Start - Specifies the start end type associated with that component. This can be changed. End - Specifies the end end type associated with that component. This can be changed. Branch1 - Specifies the first branch end type associated with that component. This can be changed. Branch2 - Specifies the second branch end type associated with that component. This can be changed. This property sets the default endtype(s) when a new component referencing the associated data table is added to a Project Specification in the New Component pane. For more information, see New and Edit Component Pane (on page 59).
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Appendix Property Descriptions Required

MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. REDSIZE - Reduction Size - Specifies the reduction sizes for the component. The reduction property is only available on reducing components. CENEND1 - Center to Branch 1 End - Specifies the distance from the center to an end. CENEND2 - Center to Branch 2 End - Specifies the distance from the center to an end. CENEND3 - Center to Branch 3 End - Specifies the distance from the center to an end. CENEND4 - Center to Branch 4 End - Specifies the distance from the center to an end. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. ETS - Bitwise End Type Placement Control - Specifies the value for the placement control. Placement control is calculated by the end type number for each end port. For example, a Tee has three ends so the bit type placement control would be 7. Side 1 is 1 side 2 is two and side 3 is 4 equaling 7. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available. Cross 1. CENEND1 2. CENEND2 3. CENEND3 4. CENEND4 5. MAINSIZE Cross Reducing 1. CENEND1 2. CENEND2 3. CENEND3 4. CENEND4 5. MAINSIZE 6. REDSIZE
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Elbows
Specifies the elbow properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to Elbows to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to an elbow component. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties. If a property is not listed for a component, then that component does not use the property.

Required
MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. REDSIZE - Reduction Size - Specifies the reduction sizes for the component. The reduction property is only available on reducing components. RAD - Radius - Specifies the radius of the elbow. ANG - Angle - Specifies the angle of the elbow. SEGS - Number of Segments - Specifies the number of segments on a Mitered Elbow. SEGS is only available on a Mitered Elbow. STLEN - Start Tangent Length - Specifies a tangent length. ETLEN - End Tangent Length - Specifies a tangent length. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. ETS - Bitwise End Type Placement Control - Specifies the value for the placement control. Placement control is calculated by the end type number for each end port. For example, a Tee has three ends so the bit type placement control would be 7. Side 1 is 1 side 2 is two and side 3 is 4 equaling 7. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide.
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Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available. Elbow (180_BW, 45L_BW, 90L_BW) 1. MAINSIZE 2. RAD Elbow (90L_SR_BW, 180_SR_BW) 1. ANG 2. MAINSIZE 3. RAD
Elbow (45L_SW/TR, 90L_SW/TR) 1. RAD 2. MAINSIZE 3. STLEN 4. ETLEN
Reducing Elbow 1. ANG 2. RAD 3. MAINSIZE
Street Elbow 1. RAD 2. MAINSIZE
Mitered Elbow 1. MAINSIZE 2. RADIUS 3. ETLEN 4. ANGLE 5. STLEN
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Flanges
Specifies the flanges properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to Flanges to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to a flange component. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties. If a property is not listed for a component, then that component does not use the property.

Required
MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. REDSIZE - Reduction Size - Specifies the reduction sizes for the component. The reduction property is only available on reducing components. LEN - Length - Specifies the lengths for the component. FLGTHK - Flange Thickness - Specifies the thickness of the flange. FLGDIA - Flange Diameter - Specifies the diameter of the flange. HDLE - HUB Diameter Large End - Specifies the diameter of the large end of the flange. HDSE - HUB Diameter Small End - Specifies the diameter of the small end of the flange. PENG - Pipe Engagement - Specifies the value of the pipe engagement. PSB - Pipe Set Back - Specifies the value of the pipe set back for the flange. LJLEN - Lap Joint Length - Specifies the lab joint length for the flange. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled.
Enhancement
RFD - Raised Face Diameter - Specifies the diameter of the raised face. RFLEN - Raised Face Length - Specifies the length of the raised face. BHD - Bolt Hole Diameter - Specifies the diameter of the bolt hole. BCD - Bolt Circle Diameter - Specifies the diameter of the bolt circle. BHN - Bolt Hole Number - Specifies the number of bolt holes. OTD - Orifice Tap Diameter - Specifies the diameter of the orifice tab. OTA - Orifice Tap Angle - Specifies the angle of the orifice tab. OTN - Orifice Tap Number - Specifies the value attached to that specific orifice tab. PID - Pipe Inside Diameter - Specifies the diameter of the inside of the pipe. RF - Fillet Radius - Specifies the radius of the fillet.
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Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available. Flange Blind 1. BHD 2. RFLEN 3 and 4. FLGTHK = LEN, 5. RFD 6. BCD 7. FLGDIA Flange Lap Joint 1. HDLE=HDSE 2. PID 3. FLGTHK 4. RFLEN 5. RFD 6. BCD 7. FLGDIA 8. LEN 9. BHD Flange Weld Neck 1. HDLE 2. HDSE 3. PID 4. FLGTHK 5. RFLEN 6. RFD 7. BCD 8. FLGDIA 9. LEN 10. BHD Flange Reducing Slip On 1. HDLE 2. HDSE 3. PENG 4. PSB 5. LEN 6. PID 7. RFD 8. BCD 9. FLGDIA 10. RFLEN 11. FLGTHK 12. BHD Flange Reducing Threaded 1. HDLE 2. HDSE 3. PENG 4. PSB 5. FLGTHK 6. RFLEN 7. PID 8. RFD 9. BCD 10. FLGDIA 11. LEN 12. BHD 1. HDLE 2. HDSE 3. PID 4. FLGTHK 5. RFLEN 6. RFD 7. BCD 8. FLGDIA 9. LEN 10. BHD
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Flange Reducing Weld Neck 1. HDLE 2. HDSE 3. PID 4. FLGTHK 5. RFLEN 6. RFD 7. BCD 8. FLGDIA 9. LEN 10. BHD Flange Slip On 1. HDLE 2. HDSE 3. PENG 4. PSB 5. FLGTHK 6. RFLEN 7. PID 8. RFD 9. BCD 10. FLGDIA 11. LEN 12. BHD Flange Threaded 1. HDLE 2. HDSE 3. PENG 4. PSB 5. LEN 6. PID 7. RFD 8. BCD 9. FLGDIA 10. RFLEN 11. FLGTHK 12. BHD Stub 1. HDLE 2. HDSE 3. PIPETHK 4. FLGTHK 5. FLGDIA 6. LEN 1. HDLE = HDSE 2. MAINSIZE 3. LEN 4. RFD 5. BCD 6. FLGDIA 7. RFLEN 8. FLGTHK 9. BHD
Flange Socket Weld
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Gaskets/Bolts/Welds
Specifies the gasket, bolt, and weld properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to Gaskets/Bolds/Welds to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to a weld, gasket, or bolt. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties. If a property is not listed for a component, then that component does not use the property.
Gaskets Required
MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. FLGOD - Flange Outside Diameter - Specifies the outside diameter of a flange for a gasket. THK - Thickness - Specifies the thickness of a gasket. RNO - Ring Number - Specifies the ring number of a gasket. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. INSIDEDIAMETER - Inside Diameter - Specifies the inside diameter of the gasket. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available. Gasket 1. MAINSIZE 2. THCK 3. FLGOD
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Appendix Property Descriptions Bolts Required

MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. NOSET - Number of bolts in set - Specifies the amount of bolts for a set of flanges or connections. DIA - Bolt Diameter - Specifies the diameter of a bolt. LEN - Length - Specifies the length of a bolt. TYPE - Bolt Type - Specifies the bolt type. NUTCNT - Nut Count - Specifies the number of nuts per bolt. NUTTHK - Nut Thickness - Specifies the thickness of the bolt. EXT - Bolt Extension - Specifies the extension of the bolt. TOL - Tolerance - Specifies the tolerance of the bolt and used to round the bolt length after calculation. WASHER1 THK - Washer Thickness - Specifies the thickness of the washer on a bolt. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component.
Bolt Length Calculation

Bolt Type =1: 1 - Thread 2 - Nut 3 - Runout 4 - Shank 5 - Radius 6 - Head 7 - Thread Length 8 - Grip Length 9 - Nominal Length Bolt Type = 2: with bolt extension
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1 - Nuts 2 - Thread 3 - Nominal Length 4 - Bolt Extension
Bolt Length Formula Bolt Type = 1: BOLT LEN = Round ( X + Number Nut * Nut Thickness + Bolt extension) Bolt Type = 2: BOLT LEN = Round ( X + 2*Number Nut * Nut Thickness + 2*Bolt extension) Where X is:
The round function works with the BoltRoundControl setting. BoltRoundControl specifies the rounding of bolt length: 0 - No rounding is performed. 1 - Rounds the value up to the nearest multiple of the value specified in Tolerance. 2 - Rounds the value down to the nearest multiple of the value specified in Tolerance. 3 - Rounds the value up or down to the nearest multiple of the value specified in Tolerance. The bolt length is maximum of calculated length and bolt length in the data table. Bolt Flanges Two flange components are required, with optional gaskets and components. Components in the middle must have a wafer end type on both ends. Two components are allowed.
1 - Bleed ring 2Spectacle blind
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Appendix Property Descriptions Welds Required

MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. THK - Thickness - Specifies the thickness of a weld. TYPE - Type - Specifies the type of weld. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. PENETRATION - Penetration - Specifies the penetration value of the weld. REINFORCEMENTOUTSIDE - Reinforcement Outside - Specifies the outside reinforcement of the weld. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available. Weld 1. Thickness
Laterals
Specifies the laterals properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to Laterals to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to a lateral component. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties. If a property is not listed for a component, then that component does not use the property.
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Apply same end type to all ends - Applies the same end type to all ends when this option is set to True. When set to False, the software uses more than one end type. Start - Specifies the start end type associated with that component. This can be changed. End - Specifies the end end type associated with that component. This can be changed. Branch1 - Specifies the branch end type associated with that component. This can be changed. This property sets the default endtype(s) when a new component referencing the associated data table is added to a Project Specification in the New Component pane. For more information, see New and Edit Component Pane (on page 59).
Required
MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. REDSIZE - Reduction Size - Specifies the reduction sizes for the component. The reduction option is only available on reducing components. CSEND - Center to Small End - Specifies the small center end. CLEND - Center to Large End - Specifies the large center end. CBRH - Center to Branch - Specifies the center branch. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. ETS - Bitwise End Type Placement Control - Specifies the value for the placement control. Placement control is calculated by the end type number for each end port. For example, a Tee has three ends so the bit type placement control would be 7. Side 1 is 1 side 2 is two and side 3 is 4 equaling 7. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available. Lateral Lateral Reducing 1. CBRH 2. MAINSIZE 3. CSEND 4. CLEND 1. CBRH 2. REDSIZE 3. MAINSIZE 4. CLEND 5. CSEND
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O-Lets
Specifies the o-lets properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to O-Lets to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to an o-let component. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties. If a property is not listed for a component, then that component does not use the property.

Apply same end type to all ends - Applies the same end type to all ends when this option is set to True. When set to False, the software uses more than one end type. End - Specifies the end end type associated with that component. This can be changed. This property sets the default endtype(s) when a new component referencing the associated data table is added to a Project Specification in the New Component pane. For more information, see New and Edit Component Pane (on page 59).
Required
MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. PSA - Pipe Sizes Allowed - Specifies the pipe size allowed for the O-let. HUBOD - HUB Outside Diameter - Specifies the outside diameter of the O-let. PROJ - Outside Projection - Specifies the projection from the outer point. OLETANGLE - Olet Angle - Specifies the angle of the O-let. PENG - Pipe Engagement - Specifies the pipe engagement of the O-let. PSB - Pipe Set Back - Specifies the set back of the pipe from the end point. POD - Pipe Outside Diameter - Specifies the outside diameter of the pipe. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. ETS - Bitwise End Type Placement Control - Specifies the value for the placement control. Placement control is calculated by the end type number for each end port. For example, a Tee has three ends so the bit type placement control would be 7. Side 1 is 1 side 2 is two and side 3 is 4 equaling 7. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide.
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Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available. Elbow-O-Let 1. HUBOD 2. PROJ Nip-O-Let 1. PROJ 2. SOCTHR 3. HUBOD 4. PSA
O-Let Lateral-O-Let
Pipe
Specifies the pipe properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to Pipe to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to a pipe component. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties. If a property is not listed for a component, then that component does not use the property.

Required
MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. MINLEN - Optional Minimum Pipe Length - Specifies the optional minimum lengths for the component. MAXLEN - Optional Maximum Pipe Length - Specifies the optional maximum lengths for the component. THRDCL - Threaded close length - Specifies the length of a threaded close for a nipple. SOCCL - Socket close length - Specifies the length of a socket close for a nipple. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. ETS - Bitwise End Type Placement Control - Specifies the value for the placement control. Placement control is calculated by the end type number for each end port. For example, a Tee has three ends so the bit type placement control would be 7. Side 1 is 1 side 2 is two and side 3 is 4 equaling 7.
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USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available. Pipe 1. MAXLEN 2. MINLEN 3. MAINSIZE
Nipple
PipeSupport
Specifies the pipe support properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to PipeSupport to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to pipe support. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties specified. If a property is not listed for a pipe support, then that support does not use the property. In the list below, some descriptions contain specific support names because they are only available with those supports. Show Optional - Specifies how the variable length can be selected in the Pipe Support Data dialog box. This property appears under the Component Table list but is unique to the PipeSupport data table. For more information on the Pipe Support Data dialog box, see Support Modeler Palette in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. 0 - Specifies that the components in the Pipe Support Data dialog box use the default data in the Data Table. 1 - Specifies that you can select specific sizes for the components of a pipe support in the Pipe Support Data dialog box. The sizes listed are based on the size of the support already selected. If duplicate sizes are available, they are listed here. Click the ellipsis under Data Table to make this selection. 2 - Specifies that you can select all sizes for the components of a pipe support in the Pipe Support Data dialog box. All sizes for parts available in the data table are listed when this option is selected. Click the ellipsis under Data Table to make this selection.
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MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. MAXPIPEOD - Max Pipe Outside Diameter - Specifies the maximum outside diameter for a pipe resting on a support. This is only available for the Clevis Hanger V Bottom. LENGTH1 - Length1 - Specifies length one of the pipe support. LENGTH2 - Length2 - Specifies length two of the pipe support. BOLTOD - Bolt OD - Specifies the outside diameter of the bolt on the Ubolt support. LEGLENGTH - Leg Length - Specifies the leg length on the Ubolt support. EXTENSION - Extension - Specifies the extension of the strap. DROP - Drop - Specifies the drop of the pipe support. GAP - Gap - Specifies the gap of the pipe support. THK - Thickness - Specifies the thickness of the pipe support. WIDTH - Width - Specifies the width of the horizontal pipe clamp. NUMBEROFBOLT1 - Number Of Bolt1 - Specifies the number of bolt one on the horizontal pipe clamp. BOLTDIAMETER1 - Bolt1 Diameter - Specifies the diameter of bolt one on the horizontal pipe clamp. BOLTLENGTH1 Bolt1 Length - Specifies the length of bolt one on the horizontal pipe clamp. NUMBEROFBOLT2 - Number Of Bolt2 - Specifies the number of bolt two on the horizontal pipe clamp. BOLTDIAMETER2 - Bolt2 Diameter - Specifies the diameter of bolt one on the horizontal pipe clamp. BOLTLENGTH2 - Bolt2 Length - Specifies the length of bolt one on the horizontal pipe clamp. BOLTSET - Bolt Set - Specifies the value for the bolt set on the horizontal pipe clamp. SUBDIRECTORY - Sub Directory - Specifies the directory where the support is located. This is only available in the Custom category. DWGNAME - Drawing Name - Specifies the drawing name of the support. SCALE - Scale - Specifies the scale of the pipe support. ROTATION - Rotation - Specifies the direction of the support. CLAMPWEBTHK - Clamp Web Thickness - Specifies the thickness for the clamp web. CLAMPDEPTH - Clamp Depth - Specifies the depth of the beam clamp. CLAMPTHK - Clamp Thickness - Specifies the thickness of the beam clamp. CLAMPWIDTH - Clamp Width - Specifies the width of the beam clamp. BEAMFLGWIDTH - Beam FLG Width - Specifies the width of the beam flange. BEAMFLGTHK - Beam FLG Thickness - Specifies the thickness of the beam flange. BEAMWEBTHK - Beam Web Thickness - Specifies the thickness of the beam web. LFB - Length From Bottom - Specifies the length from the bottom of the clevis hanger types. LFC - Length From Center - Specifies the length from the center of the clevis and swivel ring hanger types. UPPERTHK - Upper Thickness - Specifies the upper thickness of the clevis hanger types. UPPERWIDTH - Upper Width - Specifies the upper width of the clevis hanger types. LOWERTHK - Lower Thickness - Specifies the lower thickness of the clevis hanger types. LOWERWIDTH - Lower Width - Specifies the lower width of the clevis hanger types.
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UPPERLENGTH - Upper Length - Specifies the upper length of the clevis and swivel ring hanger types. UPPERHEIGHT - Upper Height - Specifies the upper height of the clevis hanger types. NUMBEROFBOLT - Number Of Bolt - Specifies the number of bolts on the support. BOLTDIAMETER - Bolt Diameter - Specifies the diameter of the bolt on the support. BOLTLENGTH - Bolt Length - Specifies the length of the bolt on the support. WEBHEIGHT - Web Height - Specifies the height of the web on the pipe shoe support. WEBTHK - Web Thickness - Specifies the thickness of the web on the pipe shoe support. FLANGETHK - Flange Thickness - Specifies the thickness of the flange on the pipe shoe support. FLANGEWIDTH - Flange Width - Specifies the width of the flange on the pipe show support. DISTANCEWEB Distance Web - Specifies the web distance on the pipe shoe support. IBHX - Insulation Band X - Specifies the X insulation band on the pipe shoe support. IBHY - Insulation Band Y - Specifies the Y insulation band on the pipe shoe support. IBHD - Insulation Band D - Specifies the D insulation band on the pipe shoe support. IBHTOP - Insulation Band Top - Specifies the top insulation band on the pipe shoe support. PLATEBW - End Plate Bottom Width - Specifies the width of the bottom end plate on the pipe shoe support. PLATETW - End Plate Top Width - Specifies the width of the top end plate on the pipe shoe support. PLATEOY - End Plate Offset From Bottom - Specifies the offset from the bottom for the end plate on the pipe shoe support. PLATEOX - End Plate Offset From Side - Specifies the offset from the side for the end plate on the pipe shoe support. ANGLE - Angle - The angle of the pipe clamp. For 90 degrees create a hanger pipe clamp. For 0 degrees create a horizontal pipe clamp. SUPPORTOD - Support OD - Specifies the outside diameter of the pipe support. WALLTHK - Wall Thickness - Specifies the thickness of the pipe support. LENGTH - Length - Specifies the length of the pipe support. DIAMETER - Diameter - Specifies the diameter of the rod and spring hanger supports. WIDTH - Width - Specifies the width of the pipe support. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight of the support. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide.
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Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available. Beam Clamp 1. BEAM FLANGE THK 2. BEAM FLANGE WIDTH 3. BEAM WEB THK 4. CLAMP THK 5.CLAMP DEPTH 6. CLAMP WEB THK 7.CLAMP WIDTH Clevis Hanger 1. UPPER WIDTH 2. UPPER HEIGHT 3. UPPER LENGTH 4. UPPER THK 5.BOLT DIAMETER 6. LFC 7. MAIN SIZE 8. LOWER THK 9. 3 x BOLT DIAMETER 10. LOWER WIDTH Clevis Hanger V Bottom 1. UPPER WIDTH 2. UPPER HEIGHT 3. UPPER THK 4. UPPER LENGTH 5. LFB 6. 3 x BOLT DIAMETER 7. MAIN SIZE 8. MAX OD 9. BOLT DIAMETER 10. LOWER THK 11. LOWER WIDTH Clevis Hanger Flat Top 1. UPPER WIDTH 2. UPPER THK 3. BOLT DIAMETER 4. LFB 5. LOWER THK 6. 3 x BOLT DIAMETER 7.LOWER WIDTH
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Custom Pipe Clamp 1. WIDTH 2. THK 3. LENGTH1 4. LENGTH2 5. GAP 6. MAIN SIZE
Pipe 1. SUPPORT OD 2. LENGTH 3. WALL THK
Pipe Shoe 1. LENGTH 2. FLANGE THK 3. WEB THK 4. FLANGE WIDTH 5. WEB HEIGHT
Plate 1. WIDTH 2. LENGTH 3. THK
Rod
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Saddle 1. THK 2. MAIN SIZE 3. DROP 4. LENGTH1 5. LENGTH2 6. WIDTH Split Ring Hanger 1. WIDTH 2. GAP 3. MAIN SIZE 4. BOLD DIAMETER 5. THK
Spring Hanger 1. LENGTH 2. DIAMETER
Strap 1. WIDTH 2. EXTENSION 3. THK 4. LENGTH1 5. LENGTH2 6. GAP 7. MAIN SIZE
Swivel Ring Hanger 1. WIDTH 2. UPPER LENGTH 3. LFC 4. MAIN SIZE 5. THK
UBolt 1. LEG LENGTH 2. BOLT OD 3. MAIN SIZE
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Reducers
Specifies the reducers properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to Reducers to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to a reducer component. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties. If a property is not listed for a component, then that component does not use the property.

Required
MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. REDSIZE - Reduction Size - Specifies the reduction sizes for the component. The reduction property is only available on reducing components. LEN - Length - Specifies the lengths for the component. CENOFF - Center Lines Offset - Specifies the offset of the center line. SESLEN - Small End Straight Length - Specifies the straight length of the small end of the reducer. LESLEN - Large End Straight Length - Specifies the straight length of the large end of the reducer. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. ETS - Bitwise End Type Placement Control - Specifies the value for the placement control. Placement control is calculated by the end type number for each end port. For example, a Tee has three ends so the bit type placement control would be 7. Side 1 is 1 side 2 is two and side 3 is 4 equaling 7. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide.
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Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available. Bushing 1. MAINSIZE 2. LEN 3. REDSIZE Concentric 1. MAINSIZE 2. STLEN 3. LEN 4. ETLEN 5. REDSIZE
Eccentric 1. MAINSIZE 2. CENOFF 3. REDSIZE
Swage Concentric 1. MAINSIZE 2. LEN 3. REDSIZE
Swage Eccentric 1. MAINSIZE 2. LEN 3. REDSIZE
Sanitary
Specifies the sanitary properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to Sanitary to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to a sanitary component. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties. If a property is not listed for a component, then that component does not use the property.

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MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. REDSIZE - Reduction Size - Specifies the reduction sizes for the component. The reduction property is only available on reducing components. RAD - Radius - Specifies the radius of the uben. ANG - Angle - Specifies the angle of the uben. STLEN - Start Straight Length - Specifies the distance from the start port to the start of the curve. ENLEN - End Straight Length - Specifies the distance from the end port to the start of the curve. PROJ - Side to project branch BRANPROJ - Branch projection - Specifies the distance from the centerline of the bend to the end of branch projection. ACTLG - Actuator length - Specifies the length of the actuator. ACTOD - Actuator outside diameter - Specifies the outside diameter of the actuator. YOKELG - Yoke length - Specifies the length of the yoke for a multi-port. CENCEN - Center to center ports - Specifies the distance from the center to the center of ports. CENPORT - Center to port - Specifies the distance from the center to the port. CENSTEM - Center to stem - Specifies the distance from the center to the stem. Body Type - Expand for information on Body 1, Body 2, and Body 3. BODY1 - Body 1 - Specifies the component drawn for body 1 based off the image below. Values entered can be from 1 to 9. BODY2 - Body 2 - Specifies the component drawn for body 2 based off the image below. Values entered can be from 1 to 9. BODY3 - Body 3 - Specifies the component drawn for body 3 based off the image below. Values entered can be from 1 to 9.
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ANGLE1 - Angle 1 - Specifies the angle of the branch from the main line of the valve. ANGLE2 - Angel 2 - Specifies the angle of the branch from the main line of the valve. ANGLE3 - Angle 3 - Specifies the angle of the branch from the main line of the valve. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. ETS - Bitwise End Type Placement Control - Specifies the value for the placement control. Placement control is calculated by the end type number for each end port. For example, a Tee has three ends so the bit type placement control would be 7. Side 1 is 1 side 2 is two and side 3 is 4 equaling 7. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component.
Spec Blind/Bleed Ring/Exp Joint

Specifies the spectacle blind, bleed ring, and expansion joint properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to Spec Blind/Bleed Ring/Exp Joint to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to a spectacle blind, bleed ring, or expansion joint. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties. If a property is not listed for a component, then that component does not use the property.

Required
MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. FLGOD - Flange Outside Diameter - Specifies the outside diameter of a flange for a bleed ring, expansion joint, or spectacle blind. THK - Thickness - Specifies the thickness of a gasket or a weld. CCOAL - Center to Center / Overall Length - Specifies the center to center distance or the overall length of the component. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component.
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ETS - Bitwise End Type Placement Control - Specifies the value for the placement control. Placement control is calculated by the end type number for each end port. For example, a Tee has three ends so the bit type placement control would be 7. Side 1 is 1 side 2 is two and side 3 is 4 equaling 7. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available. Bleed Ring 1. FLGOD 2. THK Expansion Joint 1. THK 2. FLGOD 3. CCOAL 4. MAINSIZE
Spectacle Blind 1. FLGOD 2. THK 3. CCOAL
Strainers
Specifies the strainers properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to Strainers to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to a strainer component. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties. If a property is not listed for a component, then that component does not use the property.
Apply same end type to all ends - Applies the same end type to all ends when this option is set to True. When set to False, the software uses more than one end type. Start - Specifies the start end type associated with that component. This can be changed. End - Specifies the end end type associated with that component. This can be changed. Branch1 - Specifies the branch end type associated with that component. This can be changed.
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This property sets the default endtype(s) when a new component referencing the associated data table is added to a Project Specification in the New Component pane. For more information, see New and Edit Component Pane (on page 59).
Required
MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. LEN - Length - Specifies the lengths for the component. CENBTM - Center to Branch End - Specifies the distance from the center to the extreme bottom of the component. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. ETS - Bitwise End Type Placement Control - Specifies the value for the placement control. Placement control is calculated by the end type number for each end port. For example, a Tee has three ends so the bit type placement control would be 7. Side 1 is 1 side 2 is two and side 3 is 4 equaling 7. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available. Strainer 1. CENBTM 2. CMAIN 3. CEND 4. MAINSIZE
Tees
Specifies the tees properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to Tees to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to a tee component. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties. If a property is not listed for a component, then that component does not use the property. To view the properties listed in this topic, click the plus + sign next to Tees. The category opens and you need to click a plus + sign next to a tee group. Next, click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have some of the following properties. If a property is not listed when clicking on a particular component that component does not use that particular property.
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Required
MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. REDSIZE - Reduce Size - Specifies the reduction sizes for the component. Only available on reducing components. CMAIN - Center to End 1 - Specifies the distance from the center to the main end. CEND - Center to End 2 - Specifies the distance from the center to the end end. CBRH - Center to Branch End - Specifies the distance from the center to the branch end. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. ETS - Bitwise End Type Placement Control - Specifies the value for the placement control. Placement control is calculated by the end type number for each end port. For example, a Tee has three ends so the bit type placement control would be 7. Side 1 is 1 side 2 is two and side 3 is 4 equaling 7. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available. Tee 1. MAINSIZE 2. CMAIN 3. CEND 4. CBRH Tee Reducing 1. REDSIZE 2. MAINSIZE 3. CMAIN 4. CEND 5. CBRH
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Topworks
Specifies the topworks properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to Topworks to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to a topworks component. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties. If a property is not listed for a component, then that component does not use the property.
Required
MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. OPOR - Operator Outside Radius - Specifies the radius from the center to the outside of the actuator wheel. OPTHK - Operator Thickness - Specifies the thickness of the operator wheel. RESERVED - RESERVED OPLENGTH - Operator Length - Specifies the length of the operator stem. HANDLEOR - Handle Bar Outside Radius - Specifies the outside radius of the handle. HANDLELENGTH - Handle Length - Specifies the length of the handle to operate the valve. SUBDIRECTORY - Sub Directory - Specifies the directory where the topwork is located. DWGNAME - Drawing Name - Specifies the drawing name of the topwork. ROTATION - Rotation - Specifies the direction of the topwork. LEFTOR - Left Outside Radius - Specifies the left outside radius. LEFTLENGTH - Left Side Length - Specifies the left side length of the topwork. This property is only on a topwork that has sides. RIGHTOR - Right Outside Radius - Specifies the right outside radius of the topwork RIGHTLENGTH - Right Side Length - Specifies the right length side of the topwork. This property is only on a topwork that has sides. NODERADIUS - Node Radius - Specifies the radius of the node. This property is only on a topwork that contains a node. GEARBT - Gear Bottom to Stem Bottom - Specifies the distance from the top of the stem to the bottom of the stem. WHEELBT - Gear Top to Gear Bottom - Specifies the distance from the top of the gear box to the top of the stem. WHEELFT - Stem to Wheel Distance - Specifies the distance of the wheel to the stem. WHEELOR - Wheel Outside Radius - Specifies the outside radius of the wheel. WHEELLENGTH - Wheel Length - Specifies the length of the wheel. SPOKENUMBER - Number of Spokes - Specifies the number of spokes on the wheel. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide.
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Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available. Actuator 1. OPOR 2. OPOR/2 3. MAINSIZE 4. OPLENGTH Gear1 1. WHEELFT 2. 2*OPTHK 3. OPTHK 4. WHEELOR 5. GEARBT 6. WHEELBT 7. OPLENGTH
Gear2 1. 2*NODERADIUS 2. RIGHTLENGTH 3. OPTHK 4. OPLENGTH 5. 2*OPOR 6. LEFTLENGTH
GearActuator 1. 2*OPOR 2. OPLENGTH 3. GEARBT 4. WHEELLENGTH
Lever1 1. HANDLENGHT 2. OPLENGTH 3. 2*OPOR 4. 2*HANDOR
Lever2 1. HANDLENGHT 2. 2*HANDOR 3. 2*OPOR 4. OPLENGTH 5. OPTHK
Wheel 1. OPOR/5 2. 2*OPTHK 3. OPLENGTH 4. MAINSIZE 5. OPOR
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Unions
Specifies the unions properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to Unions to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to a union component. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties. If a property is not listed for a component, then that component does not use the property.

Required
MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. LEN - Length - Specifies the lengths for the component. NUTCRNS - Nut Crown distance - Specifies the distance of the nut crown. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. ETS - Bitwise End Type Placement Control - Specifies the value for the placement control. Placement control is calculated by the end type number for each end port. For example, a Tee has three ends so the bit type placement control would be 7. Side 1 is 1 side 2 is two and side 3 is 4 equaling 7. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available. Union 1. NUTCRNS 2. LEN 3. MAINSIZE
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User Shapes
Specifies the user shapes properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to User Shapes to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to a user shape component. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties. If a property is not listed for a component, then that component does not use the property.
Required
MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. REDSIZE - Reduction Size - Specifies the reduction sizes for the component. TYPE - Type - Specifies the type of user shape. SUBDIRECTORY - Sub Directory - Specifies the directory where the user shape is located. DWG3DSOLID - Drawing Name for 3d Solid mode - Specifies the drawing name given to the user shape when it was created. DWG2DDOUBLE - Drawing Name for 2D Double Line mode - Specifies the drawing name given to the user shape when it was created. DWG2DSINGLE - Drawing Name for 2D Single Line mode - Specifies the drawing name given to the user shape when it was created. CONNPOINT - Connection points - Specifies the value of the user shapes connection points. REFPOINT - Reference points - Specifies the value of the reference connection points for the user shape. CONNDIRECT - Array Connection directions - Specifies the value of the direction for the connection points of the user shape. CONNREDUCER - Array Connection reduce flags - Specifies the value for the reducing connections flags. CONNENDTYPE - Array Connection endtypes - Specifies the value for the connection points endtypes. PROFILEPOINT - Array profile points - Specifies the user shapes profile points if there are any. DENSITY - Density - Specifies the density of the user shape. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. LENGTH - Length - Specifies the length for the component. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component.
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Valves
Specifies the valves properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to Valves to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to a valve component. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties. If a property is not listed for a component, then that component does not use the property.

Required
MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. REDSIZE - Reduction Size - Specifies the reduction sizes for the component. The reduction property is only available on reducing components. HUBOD - Hub Outside Diameter - Specifies the diameter value for the component. ODIN - Outside Diameter Inlet - Specifies the outside diameter of the inlet. SQ - Square Dimension - Specifies the square dimensions of the valve. LEN - Length - Specifies the lengths for the component. OAL - Overall length - Specifies the overall length of the component. ENDPORT - End to port outlet - Specifies the distance from the end to the port outlet. CENFEMALE - Center to Female End - Specifies the distance from the center to the female end. CPRES - Center to pressure end - Specifies the distance from the center to the pressure end. ODPRES - Outside Diameter Pressure End - Specifies the outside diameter of the pressure end. CREL - Center to relief end - Specifies the distance from the center to the relief end. ODREL - Outside Diameter Relief End - Specifies the outside diameter of the relief end. CMAIN - Center to End 1 - Specifies the distance from the center to the main end. CEND - Center to End 2 - Specifies the distance from the center to the end end. CBRH - Center to Branch End - Specifies the distance from the center to the branch end. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. ETS - Bitwise End Type Placement Control - Specifies the value for the placement control. Placement control is calculated by the end type number for each end port. EXAMPLE: A Tee has three ends so the bit type placement control would be 7. Side 1 is 1 side 2 is two and side 3 is 4 equaling 7. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking
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Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available. 3-Way Valve 1. HUBOD 2. CMAIN 3. CEND 4. CBRH 4-Way Valve 1. HUBOD 2. CMAIN 3. CBRH
Angle Valve 1. ODPRES 2. CPRES 3. CREL 4. ODREL
Ball Valve 1. MAINSIZE 2. LENGTH 3. HUBOD
Butterfly Valve 1. HUBOD 2. LENGTH
Check Valve 1. HUBOD 2. LENGTH
Control Valve 1. HUBOD 2. LENGTH
Dual Check Valve 1. HUBOD 2. LENGTH
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Diaphragm Valve 1. MAINSIZE 2. LENGTH Xbody Gate Valve 1. MAINSIZE 2. CENFEMALE 3. OAL 4. HUBOD
Gage Valve 1. MAINSIZE 2. LENGTH 3. OAL 4. SQ
Gate Valve 1. MAINSIZE 2. LENGTH
Globe Valve 1. MAINSIZE 2. LENGTH
Needle Valve 1. HUBOD 2. LENGTH
Plug Valve 1. HUBOD 2. LENGTH
Relief Valve 1. CPRES 2. ODPRES 3. ODREL 4. CREL
Rotary Valve 1. HUBOD 2. LENGTH
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Wye Shape
Specifies the wye shape properties. To view the properties: 1. Click the plus (+) sign next to Wye Shape to expand the category. 2. Click a plus (+) sign next to a wye shape component. 3. Click the actual data table. Some of the components do not have all properties. If a property is not listed for a component, then that component does not use the property.

Required
MAINSIZE - Main Size - Specifies the main sizes for the component. CMAIN - Center to End 1 - Specifies the center main to the end of the wye. CEND - Center to Branch 1 End - Specifies the center of the first branch to the end of the wye. CBRH - Center to Branch 2 End - Specifies the center of the second branch to the end of the wye. WEIGHT - Weight - Specifies the weight for the component. ETS - Bitwise End Type Placement Control - Specifies the value for the placement control. Placement control is calculated by the end type number for each end port. EXAMPLE: A Tee has three ends so the bit type placement control would be 7. Side 1 is 1 side 2 is two and side 3 is 4 equaling 7. USER_PART_NUMBER - User Part Number - Enables you to specify unique part numbers for each individual component. To insert the USER_PART_NUMBER field, right-click the data table and selecting Add User Part Number Column. You can also accomplish this by double-clicking Custom Data in the Properties pane and creating the USER_PART_NUMBER field exactly as it is spelled. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53). These custom data fields can be accessed in CADWorx Plant through the Component Edit dialog box and in Component Custom Data dialog box of the CADWorx Line View palette. For more information, see Component Custom Data Dialog Box and Local Edit in the CADWorx Plant Users Guide. Picture Description - Displays a 2D image of the component. Listed below are the types of components available for selection in the table. Images are provided when available. Wye 1. CBRH 2. CEND 3. CMAIN 4. MAINSIZE
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IndexCode Tables Properties

Table Name - Specifies the name of the table selected. This can be edited. Version - Specifies the Spec Editor version. This cannot be edited. Created By - Specifies the person who created the project. This can be edited. Edited By - Specifies the person who edited the project. This can be edited. Description - Specifies the description of the table. This can be edited.
Fields
INDEXCODE - Index Code - Specifies the index code for a specific component. Index codes are associated with the database code property INDEXCODE. For more information, see DBCode Tables Properties (on page 136). DESCRIPTION - Description - The description of the component associated with the index code. COMPTYPE - Component Type - Specifies the component type associated with the index code. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53).
DBCode Tables Properties

Table Name - Specifies the name of the table selected. This can be edited. Version - Specifies the Spec Editor version. This cannot be edited. IndexCode Table - Specifies the IndexCode Table selected when creating a DBCode table. This cannot be edited. Created By - Specifies the person who created the project. This can be edited. Edited By - Specifies the person who edited the project. This can be edited. Description - Specifies the description of the table. This can be edited.
Fields
INDEXCODE - Index Code - Specifies the index code associated with the selected database code table. DESCRIPTION - Description - Specifies the description of the component associated with the index code in the INDEXCODE field. MAINSIZE - Main size - Specifies the main sizes used for the specific index code and description. REDSIZE - Reduction Size - Specifies the reduction sizes for the specific index code and description. PTN - Part Number - Specifies the part number assigned to a specific index code row. When a database code is imported, the part numbers that display contain the PTN designation, the index code, and an ascending numeric value. Custom Data - Enables you to input fields using the New Field Dialog Box (on page 53).
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About 20 Add a new data table 34 Add a new endtype table 32 Add a new material table 29 Add a new schedule table 30 Add a new size table 27 Add a new specification 58 Add a new support component 84 Add a new thickness table 31 Add DBCode Table 39 Add Index Code Table 38 Add MAINSIZE 33 Add Multi Component Pane 64 Add multiple new components to a spec 65 Add New MAINSIZE 33 Add New Size 28 Add new topworks table 36 Add new user shape 35 Add Pipe Support Assem bly 73 Add Schedule 30 Add single new component to a spec 62 Add Specification 57 Add Standard Size 27 Add Support Component 82 Add Table Panel 23 Appendix Property Descriptions 89
D
Data Table 34 Data Tables folder 52 Data Tables Properties 96 DBCode Table 38 DBCode Tables folder 52 DBCode Tables Properties 136 Description Format Dialog Boxes 86 Display Panel 51, 81
E
Edit a field 54 Edit a support component 85 Edit data table features 37 Edit endtype table 33 Edit material table 29 Edit Project Specs features 66 Edit schedule table 30 Edit size table 28 Edit table features 24 Edit thickness table 31 Editing Panel 78 Elbows 103 EndType Table 32 EndType Tables 54 EndType Tables folder 52 EndType Tables Properties 94 Exit Spec Editor 20 Export Data Panel 48, 77 Export Specification To Text Excel 78 Export Table To Text Excel 49
B
Base Catalog Data 53
C
Caps 98 Catalog Data 46, 51 Catalog Panel 75 Catalog Properties 91 Category Table 33 Clipboard Panel 21 Common Component Properties 97 Component Tables 54 Component Types 54 Copy 22 Couplings 100 Create a new properties field 54 Crosses 101 Cut 22
F
File 17 Find and Replace 78 Flanges 105
G
Gaskets/Bolts/W elds 108
H
Help 15 Home Catalog Tab 21 Home Project Tab 57
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Index
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Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Catalog Data 26 Import AutoCAD Plant 3D Specification Data 68 Import AutoPLANT Catalog Data 25 Import AutoPLANT Specification Data 67 Import By Spec 40 Import DBCode Table From File 39 Import From Data File 42 Import Legacy Pipe Support Assembly 74 Import Legacy Specification 77 Import Pipe Support Legacy From Assembly File 43 Import Pipe Support Legacy From Data File 44 Import Specification From SPRD File 71 IndexCode Table 38 IndexCode Tables folder 52 IndexCode Tables Properties 136 Insert Multiple Rows 40 Insert Row 29 Intergraph CADWorx Catalog and Specification Editor 7
Open 19 Other Editing Features 23
P
Paste 21 Pipe 114 Pipe Support Assembly 82 Pipe Support Assembly Properties 91 Pipe Support Panel 73 PipeSupport 115 PLANT 3D Size Table Detail Dialog Box 71 Project Catalog Data 81 Project Data 47 Project Properties 89 Project Specs 81 Properties 53, 85
Q
Quick Access Toolbar 14
R
Recent Files 20 Reducers 121 Remove Row 23 Review Table Links 76 Review Table Links Dialog Box 76 Review Update 75
K
Keywords 12
L
Laterals 111 Layer Manager Dialog Box 87 Legacy Catalog Data Panel 40 Legacy Specification Panel 77 Long, Short, Tag, and Part Number Format Dialog Boxes 61
S
Sanitary 122 Save 19 Save As 20 Schedule Assignment Setup 88 Schedule Table 29 Schedule Tables folder 52 Schedule Tables Properties 92 Size Table 27 Size Tables folder 51 Size Tables Properties 92 Spec Blind/Bleed Ring/Exp Joint 124 Specification Panel 57 Specification Properties 90 Status Bar 15 Strainers 125
M
Matching End Type Table Dialog Box 87 Material Assignment Setup 88 Material Table 28 Material Tables folder 52 Material Tables Properties 92
N
New and Edit Component Pane 59 New Catalog 17 New Field Dialog Box 53 New Project 18
T
Tees 126 Thickness Table 31 Thickness Tables folder 52 Thickness Tables Properties 94
O
O-Lets 113
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Index
Topworks 128 Transfer Data Panel 46
U
Undo 23 Unions 130 Update From Catalog 75 User Shapes 131
V
Valves 132 View Catalog Tab 51 View Project Tab 81
W
What's New in Spec Editor 9 Wye Shape 135
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