Example: Single Bore Ranges
- Last UpdatedJan 24, 2023
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The example displays an FT35 framework template which is configured by setting four dimensional values.
Note:
Dimension 2 is omitted as it does not need to be checked.

The MDSRange UDA for the first template is set to:
1,0,914,50 \ (3/4),0,610,50
This is interpreted as:

The example contains 2 dimension ranges separated by the ' \ ' character. Each range is made up of 4 values separated by the ',' character. The comma separated range values are:
|
Field 1 |
Field 2 |
Field 3 |
Field 4 |
|
|
Description |
The dimension is controlled by this range. |
The minimum length of the dimension. |
The maximum length of the dimension. |
The pipe bore that the dimension values apply to. |
|
Example |
1 |
0 |
914 |
50 |
For the example template and the range in the above table we can say the following: For pipe bores up to 50mm, dimension 1 must be between 0 and 914mm.
It is possible to define a dimension range for more than one dimension at a time. In the above example, Range 2 defines values for multiple dimensions. Multiple dimension assignments are always encapsulated by brackets () and are separated by the '/' character.
|
Field 1 |
Field 2 |
Field 3 |
Field 4 |
|
|
Description |
The dimension is controlled by this range. Additional '/' character separated values encapsulated in brackets define multiple dimension ranges. |
The minimum length of the dimension. |
The maximum length of the dimension. |
The pipe bore that the dimension values apply to. |
|
Example |
(3/4) |
0 |
610 |
50 |
The values in Range 2 mean that for pipe bores up to 50mm, dimensions 3 and 4 must be between 0 and 610mm.