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  • Last UpdatedFeb 10, 2026
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Use to define the description, function and purpose attributes for the new cable element.

Cable Type

This is a new attribute and currently only impacts TREFOIL Bundle types. When attempting to ROUTE a TREFOIL BUNDLE a check is run to ensure there are three CONDUCTORS. If there are not three CONDUCTORS, an appropriate error message is displayed.

Note: It also allows for the storage greater detail about the cables should it be required.

It is possible for TREFOIL BUNDLES to have a NEUTRAL and EARTH cable that runs along with the three CONDUCTORs. This creates a layout similar to the one displayed below:

  • RED - CONDUCTOR

  • BLACK - NETURAL

  • YELLOW - EARTH.

Note: Provided the NEUTRAL and EARTH cables have touching false and an appropriate gap value set.

Select the cable type from the drop down list:

  • CONDUCTOR

  • NEUTRAL

  • EARTH

  • unset.

  • Proximity Distance: Specifies the distance from the head; the software will start searching for cableway entry points

  • Fill Check: Defines if fill-level checks are carried out automatically; default is On.

  • Touching: Defines if the cable can be touching another cable; default is On.

  • Cable Gap: Defines the minimum distance between this cable and another one.

  • Spacing: Define the minimum distance in diameter multiplications between this cable and another one.

  • Excess Lengths: Specifies head and tail excesses which are used when the cable cutting lengths are calculated.

    Note: The Excess Length must be entered in this order.

    Enter the Head excess length, Head extra excess length, Tail excess length and Tail extra excess length.

  • Cable Length: Displays the total length of the routed cable including excess lengths (default value is 0).

  • Cable Free Length: Displays the length of cable being routed outside of cableway branches, including the head and tail excess lengths. Default value is 0 and the Start and End of the cable free length is 0 by default.

  • Routing Status: Identifies the current status of the cable. Default status is 0 (Un-routed), other statuses are 1 (Routed), 2 (Routing Failed), 3 (Partially Routed), 4 (Partially failed), 5 (Manually Routed).

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