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Creo 2.0: Cable to splice
Hello, I have 2 questions.Why do the wires cross each other like this? (The white squares are my splices) It doesn't really do anything, but it makes it hard to follow wires sometimes. And I have been...
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Re: Creo 2.0: Cable to splice
Hi Ron,Regarding your first question: I think your problem is that C_SYS on your splices are in wrong orientation: In the picture above you can see two C_SYS (highlighted in red) which are ENTRY...
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Thank you for your respons. My splice has to same design as yours, so the axis are alligned. For the second part, i'll try it for our next harness. Kind regards,Ron EDIT: I just made a small test...
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Hello Ron, regarding the first question:This looks as if the grouping / orientation of the location points are different, so the bunch of wires appears twisted. Try to redefine grouping or rotate the...
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Re: Creo 2.0: Cable to splice
Hi Ron, Just to clarify my answer to the first question:This is the C_SYS orientation that you probably have in your design: This is C_SYS orientation that you should have in order to avoid cable...
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Hi Gunter, Rotating the splices 180º helped with my wire problem... Now that one wire that was sticking in the wrong way is now routed correctly. Ron
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Hi Yakov, This is how I them in my network, but I can fix the problem with turning the splice around 180º or deleting the entry part of my network to the splice and make a new network starting from the...
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Re: Creo 2.0: Cable to splice
Ron, We have made a lot of stabilization fixes in Creo 3.0, in case you have some specific issue, you can contact TS and report it. Regards,Yakov.
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