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Actions Shares. No notes for slide. KG assumes no liability for either technical or printing errors, or for deficiencies in this technical information and cannot be held liable for damages that may result directly or indirectly from the delivery, performance, and use of this material.

This document contains legally protected proprietary information that is subject to copyright. All rights are protected. The software described in this document is subject to a licensing agreement. The use and reproduc- tion of the software is only permitted within the framework of this agreement.

All other product names and trade names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. KG is pleased to welcome you as a new user. Since this documentation is designed as an introduction to EPLAN, many of the more complicated functions and relationships will be ignored.

These details are covered in our trainings, where you can also find help with your own individual and company-specific tasks. You should defi- nitely take part in our training program in order to make the best use of the functionality and possibilities of the system. In the program itself, we provide you with an extensive online help sys- tem.

In addition to conceptual information and dialog descriptions, here you will also find "step by step" instructions for most program functions. The "Proceed as follows" section of the operating information gives you step by step instructions for using the program.

Once you have started the program and require information on a particular dialog, you can then call up the appropriate help by simply pressing the [F1] key. We hope that the beginner's manual will give you a thorough insight into the many different options and features of your EPLAN software.

Tip: Useful tips to facilitate your interaction with the program are presented after this image. Example: Examples are highlighted by this symbol. In order to find a particular program function, the menus and options shown in a menu path must be selected in the sequence shown. So that you can successfully follow the instructions, we assume that you have already installed EPLAN and have the required software protection dongle and license.

While writing this guide, we used the fully licensed program with its entire scope of functionality. If you have not licensed all the modules, this docu- mentation or some figures in this documentation may possibly go be- yond the scope of functionality of the software you have purchased, that is, functions are also described which may not be available to you.

The user interface of your EPLAN application may differ from the figures presented here if, in the Select scope of menu dialog, you selected the Advanced or Expert user mode when you started the program. That is the mode we used when creating this manual. All settings can be made in a central location in the program in the Options menu under the menu item Settings. For the sample project, we almost exclusively used the default settings of the project template being used.

Don't change these settings while working with the sample project; otherwise you may see different results. Since a list of the different call-up options would make this guide much larger, we usually use the mouse controls in the action instructions. During program installation, a program icon is created on the Windows Desktop. Here, you specify the user mode in which you would like to define the displayed scope of the menu.

In the Select scope of menu dialog, select Expert. Click [OK]. In this informational dialog, which is automatically shown every time you start the program, you are shown useful information on program functions.

Deselect the Show tips at startup check box if you do not wish this dialog to appear every time the program is started. Click on [Close] to close the Tip of the day. Before you create a project, you will first see a little more information about the user interface in the next chapter.

Note: In the Select scope of menu dialog, if you activated the Do not show this dialog again check box, this dialog will no longer be shown when you start EPLAN, and the currently specified menu scope will be used.

You will also learn how to change the interface easily. Be- sides various other interface elements, you see the Page navigator and the Graphical preview on the left side of the main window.

When you first start the program, these two windows are empty. The area on the right side with the background image will be used later as a working area for the opened pages. The main window is the entire working area of the program; its size and position can be changed. For many other interface elements e. You can attach "dock" these ele- ments to the window edges inside the main window. What is the Page navigator? You can choose between two representation types.

In the tree view, the pages are displayed hierarchically by page type and iden- tifier such as higher-level function, mounting location, etc. In the list view, this information is shown arranged in a table. You can switch be- tween the two views by clicking on the corresponding tab. In the Page navigator, you can edit the pages of one project, for instance, copy pages, delete them, or change page properties.

Multiple pages from different projects can not be edited at one time. Tip: To show and hide the Page navigator quickly, you can use the [F12] key.

What is the Graphical preview? The Graphical preview is a preview window for the minimized display of highlighted pages, symbols, image files, macros, forms, etc. For exam- ple, if you have highlighted one or several pages in the page navigator, they will be displayed in a minimized window in the Graphical preview.

Using this window, you can quickly search through all the pages of a project. It contains the program icon with the system menu, the program name, and the buttons controlling the size setting of the window. If you have opened a project page, the name of the opened page will also be shown in the title bar by default. Menu bar The menu bar is located below the title bar. It contains the most impor- tant commands and dialog calls.

In order to show all the menu items of a menu, left-click on the corres- ponding menu. Until you have opened a project and a page, you will not be able to select many of the menu items. These menu items are shown in a grayed-out view. Some menu items work like a switch, that is, they can be turned on or off. This applies particularly to the View menu for the Graphical preview menu item. If the option is switched on, then this is indicated with a pre- ceding check mark.

Tip: In the Graphical preview, the pages you have selected in the Page navigator are shown in a reduced view. Using this window, you can, for instance, quickly search through all the pages of a project. Popup menu In many places in the program in fields of windows or dialogs, in an opened page you can open up a popup menu by right-clicking. The popup menu shows the most commonly used menu items for the object in question.

If menu items are present in the popup menu of a field which go beyond the standard functions, you can see that from a "popup menu button". This button is located above the corresponding field.

Toolbars As standard, the toolbars are located below the menu bar and consist of buttons allowing you to directly call up the most important EPLAN func- tions. Here, too, you do not initially have all the buttons available.