Applying a typical circuit to an electrical item in your plant allows you to create a new circuit with predefined properties. The software automatically associates the new circuit with the selected plant item. You can apply a typical circuit to all loads, all converting equipment items, and circuits.
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In the Electrical Index, expand the folder hierarchy by selecting the + icons or by double- selecting the folders.
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Navigate to the folder for the equipment type that you require and do one of the following:
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Expand the folder and select an item from the list.
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Select the folder, and in the list view pane, hold CTRL while you select more than one item.
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You can apply a typical circuit to all loads, all converting equipment items, and circuits.
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You can also select more than one item by selecting a subset of item tags in the EDE.
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Select Tools > Apply Options.
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On the Apply Options dialog, select the Typical Circuit tab.
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Select Enable typical circuit.
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Beside the Typical circuit box, select Find.
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On the Find dialog, select Find Now to display the available typical circuits.
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From the list of typical circuits, highlight the typical circuit that you want to assign to the equipment.
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Select OK.
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Under Apply to, select one of the following options according to the rule the software uses to apply the typical circuit:
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All items - Applies the typical circuit to all the selected items.
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Items with no typical circuit - Applies the typical circuit only to items without an existing typical circuit. Use this option to add a typical circuit only to new items among the items that you selected.
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Items with a different typical circuit from the selection - Changes the typical circuit of the selected items to the current typical circuit. Use this option to add a typical circuit to items with a modified typical circuit definition.
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Items with the same typical circuit as the selection - Updates an existing typical circuit for the selected items.
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Select Apply.
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If you apply a typical circuit to an item that is already associated with a circuit, the software adjusts the components of the circuit to match the typical circuit specified by the item.
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If you apply a typical circuit that includes associated cables to a circuit, the software creates cables in the plant and associates their 'To' sides with the circuit.
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If you modify the components of a typical circuit that already has a reference from an item, the software does not update the change in the reference until you next apply a typical circuit or a profile to the item.
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If the item that you are applying the typical circuit to is connected to a feeder circuit, the system replaces the circuit so that it matches the applied typical circuit as specified in the profile.
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If the item is connected to feeder equipment other than a circuit (such as a variable frequency drive, a transformer, or a battery bank), the software does not apply the typical circuit.
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If more than one item is connected to the same circuit, the software changes the last applied typical circuit for all the items.
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You can clear the typical circuit of an item that is not connected to any circuit by selecting Clear the last applied typical circuit.
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You can apply a typical circuit on a circuit, provided that no load is connected to the circuit.