EDU_CAT_EN_SR1_AF_V5R16_toprint

Structure Design Administration ExpertStudent Notes:CATIA TrainingFoilsStructure Design AdministrationCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESVersion 5 Release 16 November 2005 EDU-CAT-EN-SR1-AF-V5R161Copyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESStructure Design Administration ExpertCourse PresentationObjectives of the courseIn this course you will learn methods to administrate a SR1 project.Student Notes:Targeted audienceExperienced CATIA V5 users4 daysPrerequisitesCATIA V5 Fundamentals, SR1, PKT, KWA (Optional)Copyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESStructure Design Administration ExpertPlanningDay 1MORNING EDU-CAT-E-SR1FF-V5R16 Chapter 1: Project Resource Management EDU-CAT-E-SR1FX-V5R16 Step 1: Creating a new Project EDU-CAT-E-SR1FF-V5R16 Chapter 2: Feature Dictionary Edition EDU-CAT-E-SR1FX-V5R16 Step 2:Adding New Attributes EDU-CAT-E-SR1FX-V5R16 Step 3: Modifying a Standard Section CatalogStudent Notes:Day 2EDU-CAT-E-SR1FF-V5R16 Chapter 3: Standard Section CatalogsDay 3EDU-CAT-E-SR1FF-V5R16 Chapter 4: Standard End-cut EDU-CAT-E-SR1FX-V5R16 Step 4: Creating a Standard End-Cut EDU-CAT-E-SR1FF-V5R16 Chapter 4: Contextual End-cut EDU-CAT-E-SR1FX-V5R16 Step 5: Creating a Contextual End-CutDay 4EDU-CAT-E-SR1FF-V5R16 Chapter 4: Standard Slot EDU-CAT-E-SR1FX-V5R16 Step 5: Creating a Standard Slot EDU-CAT-E-SR1FF-V5R16 Chapter 4: Small Assemblies EDU-CAT-E-SR1FX-V5R16 Step 5: Creating a T-ChockExercisesAFTERNOONExercisesCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESStructure Design Administration ExpertTable of Contents1. Project Resource ManagementIntroducing the PRM Understanding the PRM Structure Discipline Resources Accessing the PRM Checking the PRMStudent Notes:p5p6 p7 p11 p12 p152. Feature DictionaryAbout the Feature Dictionary Starting the Feature Dictionary Editor Managing Attributes Discrete Values Managing ID Numberp16p17 p18 p19 p21 p223. Standard Section CatalogsManaging Parametric Sections Generating Resolved Parts Creating/Modifying Standard Section Catalogs p32Copyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESp24p25 p304. Detailing FeaturesDesign Rules and Recommendations End-Cuts Slots Small Assemblies Storing Detailing Features in a catalogp34p35 p38 p44 p47 p50Copyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESStructure Design Administration ExpertProject Resource ManagementThis task shows you how to manage project resources like catalogs and dictionaries. These changes can only be made at system administrator level.Student Notes:Introducing the PRM (the CNEXT Project) Understanding the PRM Structure Discipline Resources Checking the PRM in SR1Copyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESStructure Design Administration ExpertIntroducing the PRM?Unlike other « Mechanical » Products (e.g. Part Design, Sheetmetal, …) SR1 resources are manage through the project resource management (PRM) file and call for a Project–based notion The project resource management (PRM) file identifies resources (such as Standard Section catalogs, Thickness table, etc.) to the application. the PRM file identifies each resource and its location (directory path). The PRM file organizes the resources by discipline and application, associating resources to specific applications. A sample file is provided with this application. The default location is ...\intel_a\startup\EquipmentAndSystems\ProjectData and the file is named Project.xml. You need to make a project resource management file for each project at your site. To view the project resource management file (Project.xml) in an internet browser, you need a specific file named Project.dtd. The default location is ...\intel_a\startup\reffiles\disciplines To edit the Project.xml file you need a text editor.Student Notes:Copyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESStructure Design Administration ExpertUnderstanding the PRM (1/4)The resource management file is organized into several sections to make it easier to manage and utilize resources.Student Notes:Copyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESStructure Design Administration ExpertUnderstanding the PRM (2/4)The Project box refers to the project for which the PRM file has been created, and will frequently be identified by the file name. In this case it is Project.xml.Student Notes:Project Resources: Any resources you place under the heading Project Resources can be used by all applications that are included in the file.Structure Discipline Resources: All resources placed under this discipline can be used by all the applications which are listed under it. Warning !Copyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESStructure Design Administration ExpertUnderstanding the PRM (3/4)Structure Design Application: Any resource referred to at this level can only be used by that application.Student Notes:Must be commentedCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESStructure Design Administration ExpertUnderstanding the PRM (4/4)PRM Key-words.Do not change the Resource Name, even if you replace a resource with a different one You can change the Description if you want to this is a brief explanation of the resource Some resources have the entry "Visible = yes". If you set the value to No then this resource cannot be used and will not be visible in the Tools - Project Management dialog box.Student Notes:The Type field refers to file type. If the Type field says Catia, it refers to a file type unique to Catia, such as .catalogFile EnoviaV5 SmarteamThe Location field usually gives the location of the resource. If this is a directory path then you can change the location, with an associated change in the PRM fileSome resources have the entry Access="RW" or "R". These refers to file permissions: read-write or readIf your resources do not reside in Enovia or Smarteam, enter File in the Driver field. Define the Location field using the provided aliases.it is preferable to enter absolute paths - including the drive letterCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESIf your resources are Smarteam-based, enter Smarteam in the Driver field. For Smarteam-based resources, all you need to enter in the Location field is the file name of the resource without the file extension. For instance, the catalog AISC_Resolved.catalog would be entered as Aisc_Resolved.Copyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESAbout the Feature Dictionary Starting the Feature Dictionary Editor Managing AttributesDiscrete ValuesManaging ID NumberStructure Design Administration ExpertDiscrete ValuesYou may want to specify an attribute 'Type' for shapes with a list of discrete values like beam, column, brace, etc. Discrete Values lists are stored, by default, in …\intel_a\startup\EquipmentAndSystems\DiscreteValues DiscreteValues is a resource manage by the PRM:Student Notes:<Resource Name="DiscreteValues" Description="Discrete Values Directory" Visible="yes"> <ID Type="Path" Driver="File" Location="E:\SERVER\DS\Setup\EquipmentAndSystems\DiscreteValues" Path="No Description" Access="R" /> </Resource>1Create a text file The name of the text file must reflect the name of the attribute it refers to.<Shift> <Enter> <Shift> <Enter> <Shift> <Enter> <Shift> <Enter>Copyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESStructure Design Administration ExpertManaging ID Number (1/2)Every object that you create or part that you place, in your design document can be given a unique identifier. The default name is based on certain rules. A set of default rules is included with this application. ID Schema Resources : Give the system the path of the Structure Design ID Schema directory<!-- ID SCHEMA RESOURCES --> <Resource Name="StructureDesignIDSchema" Description="Structure Design ID Schema Directory" Visible="yes"> <ID Type="Path" Driver="File" Location="${Startup_Directory}\StructureDesign\DataDictionary" Path="No Description" Access="R" /> </Resource><?xml version="1.0" ?> <!DOCTYPE Doct (View Source for full doctype...)> - <Doct> <schema_ATT value="ShapeType" /> <schema_SEP value="_" /> <schema_CST value="Shape_" /> <schema_SeqNbr seq_IEND="999" seq_NMIN="3" seq_ISTART="1" /> </Doct>Student Notes:The numeral 1 after the file name is used for a reference part.ID Sequence Number Definition Directory : Give the system the path where to store the Sequence Number files<!---> <Resource Name="IDSequenceNumber" Description="ID Sequence Number Definition Directory" Visible="yes">I P Q W Y P ab bc b P b R ST R UV R T X R ` R U d U `R V c dCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES<ID Type="Path" Driver="File" Location="E:\SERVER\DS.DB\H2O\DesignData\ApplicationData\IDSequenceNumbers" Access="RW“ Path="No Description" /> </Resource>Copyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES`eStructure Design Administration ExpertManaging ID Number (2/2)This task shows you how to modify or define the object naming rules.1 In the specifications tree, double-click the class to which you want to modify the ID Number. 2 Click on the Define ID schema buttonStudent Notes:The Define ID Schema dialog box opens:You have two options In the ID usage field, Instance and Reference, and you usually have to define naming rules for each object using both options. The naming rules you define under the Instance option are used by the application when you are placing a part in a document. Select Yes or No for Sequence number. Yes or No cannot be selected if you have Reference as the ID usage. Minimum length refers to the number of digits in the numbering scheme. For instance, 3 means the number will show up as 001.Copyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES3Click on Define/Modify ID Schema button The Define/Modify ID Schema dialog box will display.Copyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESStructure Design Administration ExpertStandard Section CatalogYou will see how to generate grids by assigning the basic parameters needed to create the grid.Student Notes:Managing Parametric Sections Generating Resolved Parts Creating/Modifying Standard Section CatalogsCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESStructure Design Administration ExpertManaging Parametric Sections (1/5)Section Part creation (1/2)Structure parts must have a parameter called "ProfileType". Each parametric part must refer to a design table. The design table must have a column called "PartNumber", which should have a value. This value is used to name the generated resolved part.1 Create a CATPartStudent Notes:2Create a Sketch By convention in XY Plane. 3 Rename the driving offsets of the sketchCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESStructure Design Administration ExpertManaging Parametric Sections (2/5)Section Part creation (2/2)4 Create the Parameter call: ProfileType Value it: Beam. 5 Create a dimension table Give it the name of the final CATPart. It’s a Tabulated text file that reflect the parameters you create for your Sketch. It contains a column “PartNumber”.Student Notes:6Associate this dimension table to the CATPartCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES7Save the CATPartUse the following naming convention: catalogname_familyname.CATPart (e.g. EN_IPSpecial)Copyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESStructure Design Administration ExpertManaging Parametric Sections (3/5)Defining Anchor Points for Sections1 Edit the Sketched sectionStudent Notes:2create an appropriate construction point3Rename the point Use the prefix catStr, for example catStrOffsetTopCenter.4Save the CATPartCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESStructure Design Administration ExpertManaging Parametric Sections (4/5)Naming Section Characteristics1 Click the Name Section Characteristics iconStudent Notes:2Specify the location of the folder containing user sketches3Select the sketch of interest in the Name box4Name sketch edges using the contextual menu Right-click a line and select the name from the list of pre-defined names in the contextual menu.Copyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES5Repeat to identify all sketch edges6Click OK when doneCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESStructure Design Administration ExpertManaging Parametric Sections (5/5)Default names for typical shapes.Typical I Shape Typical L ShapeStudent Notes:Typical T ShapeTypical U ShapeCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESStructure Design Administration ExpertGenerating Resolved Parts (1/2)SR1 is only using “Resolved Standard Section Catalog”Student Notes:A .bat file is provided to ease the generation of all the resolved section, family by family1 Create a directory and place in it the parametric CATPart documents and associated design table documents. You MUST specify the first set of coordinates at step 6.2Create a directory in which output resolved CATPart documents will be placedCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES3Open a command prompt window and change to the directory ...intel_a\code\command.Copyright DASSAULT SYSTEMESDesign Rules and Recommendations End-CutsSlotsSmall AssembliesStoring Detailing Features in a catalogTypically, a Product containing 3 Shapes called:Store the end-cut template in the Detailing FeatureTypically, a Product containing:。