On-Demand Training - Core Capital Applications
Description
Designed for designers, engineers and IT staff, responsible for the Data and Core applications in Capital used for building and maintaining parts and symbol libraries, or for the users responsible for configuring the different parameters in the Capital tools suite to define the behavior, look, and feel of the desired design flow, by setting parameters in Capital Project, Capital User and other tools that integrate with the IT infrastructure.
- 12 month subscription
- Access to cloud-based environment for hands-on lab exercises
- Access to new training content added during the subscription period
- Knowledge assessments to measure learning progress
Explore This On-Demand Training
Chapter
learning path
- Introduction to Capital
Introduction to Capital
Learn how to Capture systems designs from requirements, product plans, features, functional models and dictionaries, to generate system logic designs.
Why Capital?
Introduction to Capital 1 Chapter
Learn how to Capture systems designs from requirements, product plans, features, functional models and dictionaries, to generate system logic designs.
1 Introduction to Capital 1 Topic
- Why Capital?
Chapters
learning path
- Introduction to Capital
- Capital Project (2014.1)
- Report Builder - Create Custom Reports, Inspectors and Diagram Tables
- On-Diagram Translation
- Capital Architecture and Extensibility - Outdated
Administrator - System & IT
This learning path shows how to configure the different parameters in Capital Project, Capital User, and other tools to integrate with the IT infrastructure.
Why Capital?
Administrator - System & IT 5 Chapters
This learning path shows how to configure the different parameters in Capital Project, Capital User, and other tools to integrate with the IT infrastructure.
1 Introduction to Capital 1 Topic
- Why Capital?
2 Capital Project (2014.1) 15 Topics
- Introduction and Overview
- Creating a Project
- Creating Release Levels
- Knowledge Check 1: Capital Project
- Creating an Audit Trail
- Creating a Design Abstraction
- Creating a New Logic Design and Assigning the Abstraction
- Knowledge Check 2: Capital Project
- Object Type Information – Naming Conventions
- Advanced Naming
- Shared Objects
- Options
- Revisioning
- Knowledge Check 3: Capital Project
- Assessment: Capital Project
3 Report Builder - Create Custom Reports, Inspectors and Diagram Tables 3 Topics
- Capital Report Builder
- Knowledge Check 1: Capital Report Builder
- Assessment: Capital Report Builder
4 On-Diagram Translation 7 Topics
- On-Diagram Language Translation - Introduction
- On-Diagram Language Translation - Environment Setup
- On-Diagram Language Translation - Translating a Design
- On-Diagram Language Translation - Validation
- Language Translation
- Knowledge Check 1: On-Diagram Translation
- Assessment: On-Diagram Translation
5 Capital Architecture and Extensibility - Outdated 13 Topics
- Capital Architecture
- Knowledge Check - Capital Architecture
- Core Technologies
- Knowledge Check - Core Technologies
- Data Formats and Data Exchange
- Knowledge Check - Native Data Formats and Data Exchange
- Extensibility and Distributed Task Execution
- Knowledge Check - Extensibility and Distributed Task Execution
- Capital to Capital Data Synchronization and Global Deployments
- Knowledge Check - Data Synchronization and Global Deployments
- Web Applications and Smart Clients
- Knowledge Check - Web Applications and Smart Clients
- Assessment: Capital Architecture and Extensibility
Chapters
learning path
- Capital Project
- Styling - Introduction
- Styling - Basic Styling
- Styling - Intermediate Styling
- Styling - Advanced Styling
- Styling - Reference Topics
- Configuration Management (2014.1)
- Report Builder - Create Custom Reports, Inspectors and Diagram Tables
- Rules and Constraints
- API - Introduction to Extensibility (2014.1)
- API - Getting Started with Creating Plug-ins (2014.1)
- Introduction to Queries
- Simple Queries - Single Expression Queries
- Intermediate Queries - Multi-Expression Queries
- Advanced Queries - Related Object Queries
- Example Queries
- Capital Library Quick Test Drive (2014.1)
Core Applications - Electrical Distribution
Learn how the Core Applications such as Styling can automate the graphical appearance of designs & what you can achieve using the Query functionality, and more.
Introduction and Overview
Core Applications - Electrical Distribution 17 Chapters
Learn how the Core Applications such as Styling can automate the graphical appearance of designs & what you can achieve using the Query functionality, and more.
1 Capital Project 15 Topics
- Introduction and Overview
- Creating a Project
- Creating Release Levels
- Knowledge Check 1: Capital Project
- Creating an Audit Trail
- Creating a Design Abstraction
- Creating a New Logic Design and Assigning the Abstraction
- Knowledge Check 2: Capital Project
- Object Type Information – Naming Conventions
- Advanced Naming
- Shared Objects
- Options
- Revisioning
- Knowledge Check 3: Capital Project
- Assessment: Capital Project
2 Styling - Introduction 3 Topics
- Why Styling?
- The Benefits of Style Sets
- Assessment: Styling - Introduction
3 Styling - Basic Styling 14 Topics
- Styling Terminology and Concepts
- Creating/Deleting Style Sets
- Knowledge Check 1: Basic Styling
- Text Decorations
- Knowledge Check 2: Basic Styling
- Symbol Decorations
- Knowledge Check 3: Basic Styling
- Table Decorations
- Knowledge Check 4: Basic Styling
- Using Style Sets
- Styling Examples
- Knowledge Check 5: Basic Styling
- Lab: Basic Styling
- Assessment: Basic Styling
4 Styling - Intermediate Styling 12 Topics
- Ballooning and Leader Lines
- Knowledge Check 1: Styling - Intermediate Styling
- Decoration Positioning
- Knowledge Check 2: Styling - Intermediate Styling
- Object Graphics
- Knowledge Check 3: Styling - Intermediate Styling
- Visibility Control
- Knowledge Check 4: Styling - Intermediate Styling
- Custom Table Columns
- Knowledge Check 5: Styling - Intermediate Styling
- Lab: Intermediate Styling
- Assessment: Styling - Intermediate Styling
5 Styling - Advanced Styling 9 Topics
- General Style Settings
- Knowledge Check 1: Advanced Styling
- Shape Parameters
- Knowledge Check 2: Advanced Styling
- Queries in Styling
- Knowledge Check 3: Advanced Styling
- Logic Styling Lab 3
- Lab: Advanced Styling
- Assessment: Advanced Styling
6 Styling - Reference Topics 9 Topics
- Defining Glyphs
- Knowledge Check 1: Reference Topics
- Plug-ins
- Knowledge Check 2: Reference Topics
- Export/Import Style Sets
- Knowledge Check 3: Reference Topics
- Style Manager License
- Knowledge Check 4: Reference Topics
- Assessment: Reference Topics
7 Configuration Management (2014.1) 13 Topics
- What is Configuration Management?
- Knowledge Check 1: Configuration Management
- Customer Challenges
- Knowledge Check 2: Configuration Management
- Identification Perspective
- Knowledge Check 3: Configuration Management
- Change Control Perspective
- Knowledge Check 4: Configuration Management
- Managing How and When Changes are Done
- Ensuring Change Occurs to the Appropriate Configuration
- Knowledge Check 5: Configuration Management
- Auditing and Status Accounting
- Assessment: Configuration Management
8 Report Builder - Create Custom Reports, Inspectors and Diagram Tables 3 Topics
- Capital Report Builder
- Knowledge Check 1: Capital Report Builder
- Assessment: Capital Report Builder
9 Rules and Constraints 15 Topics
- Introduction to Rules and Constraints
- Constraints
- Rules
- Using Custom Constraints
- Knowledge Check 1: Rules and Constraints
- Developing a Rule Strategy
- Placement Rules
- Wire Routing Rules
- Wire Synthesis Rules
- Hard vs Soft Constraints
- Wire Specification Rules
- Knowledge Check 2: Rules and Constraints
- Multicore/Network Synthesis Rules
- Ground Design Rules
- Assessment: Rules and Constraints
10 API - Introduction to Extensibility (2014.1) 10 Topics
- Introduction to Extensibility
- Deploying Plugins for use with Capital
- Understanding the Customer Need
- Knowledge Check 1: API - Introduction to Extensibility
- Importance of Extensibility
- Basic Use Case
- Intermediate Use Case
- Complex Use Case
- Knowledge Check 2: API - Introduction to Extensibility
- Assessment: API - Introduction to Extensibility
11 API - Getting Started with Creating Plug-ins (2014.1) 7 Topics
- Getting Started with Creating Plug-ins
- Example DRC
- Knowledge Check 1: API - Getting Started with Creating Plug-ins
- Plug-in Types - Constraints
- Plug-in Types - Actions
- Knowledge Check 2: API - Getting Started with Creating Plug-ins
- Assessment: API - Getting Started with Creating Plug-ins
12 Introduction to Queries 5 Topics
- Why Queries?
- Knowledge Check 1: Introduction to Queries
- Using Queries
- Query Editor
- Assessment: Introduction to Queries
13 Simple Queries - Single Expression Queries 6 Topics
- Boolean Query
- Attribute Queries
- Knowledge Check 1: Simple Queries - Single Expression Queries
- Lab 1
- Lab: Lab 1
- Assessment: Simple Queries - Single Expression Queries
14 Intermediate Queries - Multi-Expression Queries 16 Topics
- Multi-Expression Queries
- Equal - Operator
- Knowledge Check 1: Intermediate Queries - Multi-Expression Queries
- Greater Than - Operator
- Knowledge Check 2: Intermediate Queries - Multi-Expression Queries
- Concatenate - Operator
- Knowledge Check 3: Intermediate Queries - Multi-Expression Queries
- Like (Regular Expression) - Operator
- Knowledge Check 4: Intermediate Queries - Multi-Expression Queries
- Sum / Subtract - Operators
- Knowledge Check 5: Intermediate Queries - Multi-Expression Queries
- And - Operators
- Knowledge Check 6: Intermediate Queries - Multi-Expression Queries
- Lab 2
- Lab: Lab 2
- Assessment: Intermediate Queries - Multi-Expression Queries
15 Advanced Queries - Related Object Queries 15 Topics
- Related Objects
- Relationship Map
- Object Count
- Knowledge Check 1: Advanced Queries - Related Object Queries
- Conditional Checks
- Knowledge Check 2: Advanced Queries - Related Object Queries
- Looping
- Knowledge Check 3: Advanced Queries - Related Object Queries
- Filtering
- Knowledge Check 4: Advanced Queries - Related Object Queries
- Case Selection
- Knowledge Check 5: Advanced Queries - Related Object Queries
- Lab 3
- Lab: Lab 3
- Assessment: Advanced Queries - Related Object Queries
16 Example Queries 5 Topics
- Styling Examples
- Knowledge Check 1: Example Queries
- TVM Examples
- Knowledge Check 2: Example Queries
- Assessment: Example Queries
17 Capital Library Quick Test Drive (2014.1) 14 Topics
- Welcome to the Capital Library Test Drive
- Create Supplier and Customer Codes
- Create a Wire
- Knowledge Check 1: Capital Library Quick Test Drive (2014.1)
- Create a Terminal
- Create a Connector
- Create a Device
- Knowledge Check 2: Capital Library Quick Test Drive (2014.1)
- Create a Multicore
- Component Management Operations
- Searching for Components
- Knowledge Check 3: Capital Library Quick Test Drive (2014.1)
- Lab: Capital Library Quick Test Drive
- Assessment: Capital Library Quick Test Drive (2014.1)
Chapters
learning path
- Capital Project (2014.1)
- Styling - Harness Technology Overview
- Styling - Basic Harness Styling
- Styling – Intermediate Harness Styling
- Styling – Advanced Harness Styling
- Styling – Harness Reference Topics
- Configuration Management (2014.1)
- Report Builder - Create Custom Reports, Inspectors and Diagram Tables
- API - Introduction to Extensibility (2014.1)
- API - Getting Started with Creating Plug-ins (2014.1)
- Introduction to Queries
- Simple Queries - Single Expression Queries
- Intermediate Queries - Multi-Expression Queries
- Advanced Queries - Related Object Queries
- Example Queries
Core Applications - Harness Engineering
Learn how the Core Applications such as Styling can automate the graphical appearance of designs & what you can achieve using the Query functionality, and more.
Creating Release Levels
Core Applications - Harness Engineering 15 Chapters
Learn how the Core Applications such as Styling can automate the graphical appearance of designs & what you can achieve using the Query functionality, and more.
1 Capital Project (2014.1) 15 Topics
- Introduction and Overview
- Creating a Project
- Creating Release Levels
- Knowledge Check 1: Capital Project
- Creating an Audit Trail
- Creating a Design Abstraction
- Creating a New Logic Design and Assigning the Abstraction
- Knowledge Check 2: Capital Project
- Object Type Information – Naming Conventions
- Advanced Naming
- Shared Objects
- Options
- Revisioning
- Knowledge Check 3: Capital Project
- Assessment: Capital Project
2 Styling - Harness Technology Overview 4 Topics
- Why Styling?
- The Benefits of Style Sets
- Knowledge Check: Introduction
- Assessment: Introduction
3 Styling - Basic Harness Styling 14 Topics
- Styling Terminology and Concepts
- Creating/Deleting Style Sets
- Knowledge Check 1: Basic Harness Styling
- Text Decorations
- Knowledge Check 2: Basic Harness Styling
- Symbol Decorations
- Knowledge Check 3: Basic Harness Styling
- Table Decorations
- Knowledge Check 4: Basic Harness Styling
- Using Style Sets
- Knowledge Check 5: Basic Harness Styling
- Manual Changes to Styling
- Lab: Basic Harness Styling
- Assessment: Basic Harness Styling
4 Styling – Intermediate Harness Styling 23 Topics
- Ballooning and Leader Lines
- Knowledge Check 1: Intermediate Styling
- Symbol Positioning
- Knowledge Check 2: Intermediate Styling
- Advanced Positioning
- Knowledge Check 3: Intermediate Styling
- Object Graphics
- Knowledge Check 4: Intermediate Styling
- Connector - Quadrant Styling
- Knowledge Check 5: Intermediate Styling
- Insulation Styling
- Knowledge Check 6: Intermediate Styling
- Backshell Styling
- Knowledge Check 7: Intermediate Styling
- Dimensions Styling
- Knowledge Check 8: Intermediate Styling
- Visibility Control
- Knowledge Check 9: Intermediate Styling
- Custom Table Columns
- Knowledge Check 10: Intermediate Styling
- Harness Styling Lab 2
- Lab: Intermediate Styling
- Assessment: Intermediate Styling
5 Styling – Advanced Harness Styling 11 Topics
- Related Entity Decorations
- RED - Grid Layout
- RED - Datum Layout
- RED - Unconstrained Grid Layout
- Knowledge Check 1: Styling – Advanced Harness Styling
- General Style Settings
- Knowledge Check 2: Styling – Advanced Harness Styling
- Queries in Styling
- Knowledge Check 3: Styling – Advanced Harness Styling
- Lab: Styling – Advanced Harness Styling
- Assessment: Styling – Advanced Harness Styling
6 Styling – Harness Reference Topics 9 Topics
- Defining Glyphs
- Knowledge Check 1: Styling – Harness Reference Topics
- Plug-ins
- Knowledge Check 2: Styling – Harness Reference Topics
- Export/Import Style Sets
- Knowledge Check 3: Styling – Harness Reference Topics
- Style Manager License
- Knowledge Check 4: Styling – Harness Reference Topics
- Assessment: Styling – Harness Reference Topics
7 Configuration Management (2014.1) 13 Topics
- What is Configuration Management?
- Knowledge Check 1: Configuration Management
- Customer Challenges
- Knowledge Check 2: Configuration Management
- Identification Perspective
- Knowledge Check 3: Configuration Management
- Change Control Perspective
- Knowledge Check 4: Configuration Management
- Managing How and When Changes are Done
- Ensuring Change Occurs to the Appropriate Configuration
- Knowledge Check 5: Configuration Management
- Auditing and Status Accounting
- Assessment: Configuration Management
8 Report Builder - Create Custom Reports, Inspectors and Diagram Tables 3 Topics
- Capital Report Builder
- Knowledge Check 1: Capital Report Builder
- Assessment: Capital Report Builder
9 API - Introduction to Extensibility (2014.1) 10 Topics
- Introduction to Extensibility
- Deploying Plugins for use with Capital
- Understanding the Customer Need
- Knowledge Check 1: API - Introduction to Extensibility
- Importance of Extensibility
- Basic Use Case
- Intermediate Use Case
- Complex Use Case
- Knowledge Check 2: API - Introduction to Extensibility
- Assessment: API - Introduction to Extensibility
10 API - Getting Started with Creating Plug-ins (2014.1) 7 Topics
- Getting Started with Creating Plug-ins
- Example DRC
- Knowledge Check 1: API - Getting Started with Creating Plug-ins
- Plug-in Types - Constraints
- Plug-in Types - Actions
- Knowledge Check 2: API - Getting Started with Creating Plug-ins
- Assessment: API - Getting Started with Creating Plug-ins
11 Introduction to Queries 5 Topics
- Why Queries?
- Knowledge Check 1: Introduction to Queries
- Using Queries
- Query Editor
- Assessment: Introduction to Queries
12 Simple Queries - Single Expression Queries 6 Topics
- Boolean Query
- Attribute Queries
- Knowledge Check 1: Simple Queries - Single Expression Queries
- Lab 1
- Lab: Lab 1
- Assessment: Simple Queries - Single Expression Queries
13 Intermediate Queries - Multi-Expression Queries 16 Topics
- Multi-Expression Queries
- Equal - Operator
- Knowledge Check 1: Intermediate Queries - Multi-Expression Queries
- Greater Than - Operator
- Knowledge Check 2: Intermediate Queries - Multi-Expression Queries
- Concatenate - Operator
- Knowledge Check 3: Intermediate Queries - Multi-Expression Queries
- Like (Regular Expression) - Operator
- Knowledge Check 4: Intermediate Queries - Multi-Expression Queries
- Sum / Subtract - Operators
- Knowledge Check 5: Intermediate Queries - Multi-Expression Queries
- And - Operators
- Knowledge Check 6: Intermediate Queries - Multi-Expression Queries
- Lab 2
- Lab: Lab 2
- Assessment: Intermediate Queries - Multi-Expression Queries
14 Advanced Queries - Related Object Queries 15 Topics
- Related Objects
- Relationship Map
- Object Count
- Knowledge Check 1: Advanced Queries - Related Object Queries
- Conditional Checks
- Knowledge Check 2: Advanced Queries - Related Object Queries
- Looping
- Knowledge Check 3: Advanced Queries - Related Object Queries
- Filtering
- Knowledge Check 4: Advanced Queries - Related Object Queries
- Case Selection
- Knowledge Check 5: Advanced Queries - Related Object Queries
- Lab 3
- Lab: Lab 3
- Assessment: Advanced Queries - Related Object Queries
15 Example Queries 5 Topics
- Styling Examples
- Knowledge Check 1: Example Queries
- TVM Examples
- Knowledge Check 2: Example Queries
- Assessment: Example Queries
Chapters
learning path
- Introduction to Capital
- Swimlanes
- On-Diagram Translation
- Capital Project (2014.1)
Administrator - Projects
This learning path shows how to configure the different parameters in the Capital tools suite to define the behavior, look and feel of the design flow.
Swimlane Basics: Construction and Usage - Part 1
Administrator - Projects 4 Chapters
This learning path shows how to configure the different parameters in the Capital tools suite to define the behavior, look and feel of the design flow.
1 Introduction to Capital 1 Topic
- Why Capital?
2 Swimlanes 3 Topics
- Swimlane Basics: Construction and Usage - Part 1
- Swimlane Basics: Construction and Usage - Part 2
- Swimlanes PowerPoint Template
3 On-Diagram Translation 7 Topics
- On-Diagram Language Translation - Introduction
- On-Diagram Language Translation - Environment Setup
- On-Diagram Language Translation - Translating a Design
- On-Diagram Language Translation - Validation
- Language Translation
- Knowledge Check 1: On-Diagram Translation
- Assessment: On-Diagram Translation
4 Capital Project (2014.1) 15 Topics
- Introduction and Overview
- Creating a Project
- Creating Release Levels
- Knowledge Check 1: Capital Project
- Creating an Audit Trail
- Creating a Design Abstraction
- Creating a New Logic Design and Assigning the Abstraction
- Knowledge Check 2: Capital Project
- Object Type Information – Naming Conventions
- Advanced Naming
- Shared Objects
- Options
- Revisioning
- Knowledge Check 3: Capital Project
- Assessment: Capital Project
Chapters
learning path
- Introduction to Capital
- Parts – Library Overview (2014.1)
- Parts – Components (2014.1)
- Parts – Codes (2014.1)
- Parts – Companies (2014.1)
- Parts – Library Summary (2014.1)
- Capital Library Quick Test Drive (2014.1)
Capital Library
This learning path is designed to support parts librarians who are building and maintaining the component parts.
Component Deletion
Capital Library 7 Chapters
This learning path is designed to support parts librarians who are building and maintaining the component parts.
1 Introduction to Capital 1 Topic
- Why Capital?
2 Parts – Library Overview (2014.1) 7 Topics
- Course Overview
- Knowledge Check 1: Parts – Library Overview
- Robust Library - Importance
- User Interface Overview
- Example Designs
- Course Overview Summary
- Assessment: Parts – Library Overview
3 Parts – Components (2014.1) 51 Topics
- Components Overview
- Copy Component Details
- Component Deletion
- Components - Summary
- Knowledge Check 1: Parts – Components
- Overview of Component Maintenance
- Component Selection Panel
- Component Details Panel
- Knowledge Check 2: Parts – Components
- Device
- Knowledge Check 3: Parts – Components
- Connector
- Connector Seal
- IDC Connector
- Summary of Component Maintenance
- Knowledge Check 4: Parts – Components
- Assembly
- In-House Assembly
- Other Assembly
- Knowledge Check 5: Parts – Components
- Clip
- Grommet
- Fixture
- Knowledge Check 6: Parts – Components
- Tape
- Tube
- Heat Shrink Sleeve
- Splice
- Solder Sleeve
- Ultrasonic Weld
- Knowledge Check 7: Parts – Components
- Backshell
- Backshell Seal
- Backshell Plug
- Knowledge Check 8: Parts – Components
- Wire
- Multicore
- Knowledge Check 9: Parts – Components
- Terminal
- Knowledge Check 10: Parts – Components
- Ring Terminal Group
- Cavity Seal
- Cavity Plug
- Cavity Group
- Extra
- Customer, Supplier
- Properties
- Scope
- History
- Knowledge Check 11: Parts – Components
- Assessment: Parts – Components
4 Parts – Codes (2014.1) 21 Topics
- Codes Overview
- Color Codes
- Material Codes
- Component Type Codes
- Customer Color Codes
- Knowledge Check 1: Parts – Codes
- Wire Sizes
- Wire Insulation Thickness
- Knowledge Check 2: Parts – Codes
- Property Codes
- Properties for Type Code
- Knowledge Check 3: Parts – Codes
- Manufacturing Sites
- Scopes
- Knowledge Check 4: Parts – Codes
- Pitch Definitions
- Pitch Tables
- Wire Group Definitions
- Summary
- Knowledge Check 5: Parts – Codes
- Assessment: Parts – Codes
5 Parts – Companies (2014.1) 6 Topics
- Companies Overview
- Customers
- Suppliers
- Knowledge Check 1: Parts – Companies
- Summary
- Assessment: Parts – Companies
6 Parts – Library Summary (2014.1) 1 Topic
- Course Summary
7 Capital Library Quick Test Drive (2014.1) 14 Topics
- Welcome to the Capital Library Test Drive
- Create Supplier and Customer Codes
- Create a Wire
- Knowledge Check 1: Capital Library Quick Test Drive (2014.1)
- Create a Terminal
- Create a Connector
- Create a Device
- Knowledge Check 2: Capital Library Quick Test Drive (2014.1)
- Create a Multicore
- Component Management Operations
- Searching for Components
- Knowledge Check 3: Capital Library Quick Test Drive (2014.1)
- Lab: Capital Library Quick Test Drive
- Assessment: Capital Library Quick Test Drive (2014.1)
Chapters
learning path
- Introduction to Capital
- Capital Symbol – Introduction (2014.1)
- Capital Symbol – Creating a Symbol Library (2014.1)
- Capital Symbol – Creating Comment Symbols (2014.1)
- Capital Symbol – Creating Borders (2014.1)
Capital Symbols
This learning path is designed to support parts librarians who are building and maintaining the component symbol libraries.
Capital Symbol - Overview of Interface
Capital Symbols 5 Chapters
This learning path is designed to support parts librarians who are building and maintaining the component symbol libraries.
1 Introduction to Capital 1 Topic
- Why Capital?
2 Capital Symbol – Introduction (2014.1) 3 Topics
- Capital Symbol - Introduction
- Capital Symbol - Overview of Interface
- Lab: Introduction and Overview of Interface
3 Capital Symbol – Creating a Symbol Library (2014.1) 6 Topics
- Capital Symbol - Create Symbol Library
- Capital Symbol - Add Pins
- Capital Symbol - Using the Battery Symbol
- Capital Symbol - Composite Symbols
- Lab: Create Symbol Library
- Assessment: Creating a Symbol Library
4 Capital Symbol – Creating Comment Symbols (2014.1) 3 Topics
- Capital Symbol - Comment Symbols
- Capital Symbol - Creating a 2-way Connector Symbol
- Lab: Comment Symbols
5 Capital Symbol – Creating Borders (2014.1) 6 Topics
- Capital Symbol - Borders
- Capital Symbol - Border Zones
- Capital Symbol - Adding the Title Block
- Capital Symbol - Border Properties
- Capital Symbol - Change the Diagram Border
- Lab: Borders
Chapters
learning path
- Styling - Introduction
- Styling - Basic Styling
- Styling - Intermediate Styling
- Styling - Advanced Styling
- Styling - Reference Topics
Styling for Electrical Distribution
Learn how the Styling facility can automate the graphical appearance of diagrams.
Why Styling?
Styling for Electrical Distribution 5 Chapters
Learn how the Styling facility can automate the graphical appearance of diagrams.
1 Styling - Introduction 3 Topics
- Why Styling?
- The Benefits of Style Sets
- Assessment: Styling - Introduction
2 Styling - Basic Styling 14 Topics
- Styling Terminology and Concepts
- Creating/Deleting Style Sets
- Knowledge Check 1: Basic Styling
- Text Decorations
- Knowledge Check 2: Basic Styling
- Symbol Decorations
- Knowledge Check 3: Basic Styling
- Table Decorations
- Knowledge Check 4: Basic Styling
- Using Style Sets
- Styling Examples
- Knowledge Check 5: Basic Styling
- Lab: Basic Styling
- Assessment: Basic Styling
3 Styling - Intermediate Styling 12 Topics
- Ballooning and Leader Lines
- Knowledge Check 1: Styling - Intermediate Styling
- Decoration Positioning
- Knowledge Check 2: Styling - Intermediate Styling
- Object Graphics
- Knowledge Check 3: Styling - Intermediate Styling
- Visibility Control
- Knowledge Check 4: Styling - Intermediate Styling
- Custom Table Columns
- Knowledge Check 5: Styling - Intermediate Styling
- Lab: Intermediate Styling
- Assessment: Styling - Intermediate Styling
4 Styling - Advanced Styling 9 Topics
- General Style Settings
- Knowledge Check 1: Advanced Styling
- Shape Parameters
- Knowledge Check 2: Advanced Styling
- Queries in Styling
- Knowledge Check 3: Advanced Styling
- Logic Styling Lab 3
- Lab: Advanced Styling
- Assessment: Advanced Styling
5 Styling - Reference Topics 9 Topics
- Defining Glyphs
- Knowledge Check 1: Reference Topics
- Plug-ins
- Knowledge Check 2: Reference Topics
- Export/Import Style Sets
- Knowledge Check 3: Reference Topics
- Style Manager License
- Knowledge Check 4: Reference Topics
- Assessment: Reference Topics
Chapters
learning path
- Getting Started
- General Purpose Tools
- Application Extensions
- CIS and Web Services
Capital API Extensibility
The aim of this course is to teach the techniques needed to make Capital scalable, flexible, extensible and secure.
Introduction Part 1
Capital API Extensibility 4 Chapters
The aim of this course is to teach the techniques needed to make Capital scalable, flexible, extensible and secure.
1 Getting Started 5 Topics
- Introduction Part 1
- Introduction Part 2
- Reporting with Capital Part 1
- Reporting with Capital Part 2
- Intro to CIS and Web Services
2 General Purpose Tools 17 Topics
- Java
- Java in Capital
- Eclipse
- NetBeans
- DRCs - Part 1
- DRCs - Part 2
- Custom Actions - Part 1
- Custom Actions - Part 2
- Custom Actions - Part 3
- Data Attachments
- Inspectors
- User Management
- Change Policies
- Custom Reports - Part 1
- Custom Reports - Part 2
- Custom Reports - Part 3
- Capital Library Tab Sheet, Panel, Validator
3 Application Extensions 13 Topics
- Constraints
- Bridge Processing - Part 1
- Bridge Processing - Part 2
- SMOB Operations - Part 1
- SMOB Operations - Part 2
- Styling - Part 1
- Styling - Part 2
- Styling - Part 3
- Metrics - Part 1
- Metrics - Part 2
- Scoping
- Harness Processing
- Design Collaboration
4 CIS and Web Services 5 Topics
- CIS and Web Services - Part 1
- CIS and Web Services - Part 2
- CIS and Web Services - Part 3
- CIS and Web Services - Examples
- Tasks
Chapters
learning path
- Capital Component Manager Overview - 2207
- Components Editing & Management - 2207
- Devices and Connectors - 2207
- Cavity Components & Ring Terminal Group - 2207
- Assemblies and Backshells - 2207
- Splice, Solder Sleeve and Ultrasonic Weld - 2207
- Fixings: Clips, Grommets and Fixtures - 2207
- Bundle Coverings - 2207
- Wires and Multicores - 2207
- Common Tabs Across Various Groups - 2207
- Codes: Main Interface Codes - 2207
- Codes: Wires and Pitches - 2207
- Codes: Manufacturing sites and Scopes - 2207
- Parts - Companies - 2207
- Assessment: Capital Component Manager - 2207
Capital Component Manager - 2207
This learning path is designed to support parts librarians who are building and maintaining the component parts.
Capital Component Manager-Course Overview
Capital Component Manager - 2207 15 Chapters
This learning path is designed to support parts librarians who are building and maintaining the component parts.
1 Capital Component Manager Overview - 2207 6 Topics
- Capital Component Manager-Course Overview
- Capital Component Manager-Interface Overview Presentation
- Capital Component Manager-Interface Demonstration
- Capital Component Manager-Robust Library Importance
- Explore Capital Component Manager
- Knowledge Check: Parts – Library Overview
2 Components Editing & Management - 2207 7 Topics
- Components Overview
- Component Maintenance Overview Demonstration
- Copy Component Details Demonstration
- Component Deletion Demonstration
- Batch Editing Housing Components Demonstration
- Create, Copy and Delete Components
- Components Editing & Management
3 Devices and Connectors - 2207 9 Topics
- Devices and Footprints Overview
- Devices: Defining each tab under the Devices group name
- Using Devices in Capital Logic Designer and Capital Harness Designer
- Connectors Overview
- Connectors: Defining each tab under the Connectors group name
- Connector Seal: Define the Connector Seal Component group
- IDC Connector: Defining each tab under the Connector group name
- Create Devices and Connectors
- Devices and Connectors
4 Cavity Components & Ring Terminal Group - 2207 8 Topics
- Cavity Components Overview
- Cavity Seal: Defining each tab under the Cavity Seal group name
- Cavity Plug: Defining each tab under the Cavity Plug group name
- Cavity Group: Defining each tab under the Cavity Group, group name
- Terminals: Defining each tab under the Terminals group name
- Ring Terminal Group Demonstration in Capital
- Create Cavity Components and Terminals
- Cavity Components & Ring Terminal Group
5 Assemblies and Backshells - 2207 9 Topics
- Assemblies and Backshells Overview
- Assembly: Defining each tab under the Assembly group name
- In-House Assembly: Defining each tab under the In-House Assembly group name
- Backshell: Defining each tab under the Backshell group name
- Backshell Seal: Defining each tab under the Backshell Seal group name
- Backshell Plugs: Defining each tab under the Backshell Plugs group name
- Other Components: Defining each tab under the Other Components group name
- Create Assemblies and Backshells
- Assemblies and Backshells
6 Splice, Solder Sleeve and Ultrasonic Weld - 2207 6 Topics
- Splices Solder Sleeves and Ultrasonic Welds Overview
- Splice: Defining each tab under the Splice group name
- Solder Sleeve: Defining each tab under the Solder Sleeve group name
- Ultrasonic Weld: Defining each tab under the Ultrasonic Weld group name
- Create Splice Components
- Splices Solder Sleeves and Ultrasonic Welds Overview
7 Fixings: Clips, Grommets and Fixtures - 2207 5 Topics
- Clip: Defining each tab under the Clip group name
- Grommet: Defining each tab under the Grommet group name
- Formboard Fixtures: Defining each tab under the Formboard Fixtures group name
- Create a Fixture Component
- Fixings: Clips, Grommets and Fixtures
8 Bundle Coverings - 2207 6 Topics
- Bundle Coverings Overview
- Tape: Defining each tab under the Tape group name
- Tube: Defining each tab under the Tube group name
- Heat Shrink Sleeve: Defining each tab under the Heat Shrink Sleeve group name
- Create Insulation Components
- Bundle Coverings
9 Wires and Multicores - 2207 5 Topics
- Wires and Multicores Overview
- Wire: Defining each tab under the Wire group name
- Multicore: Defining each tab under the Multicore group name
- Create Wire and Multicore Components
- Wires and Multicores
10 Common Tabs Across Various Groups - 2207 8 Topics
- Base: A detailed look at the Base tab under Component Details
- Extra: A detailed look at the Extra tab under Component Details
- Customer and Supplier: A detailed look at both the Customer and Supplier tabs under Component Details
- Properties: A detailed look at the Properties tab under Component Details
- Scope: A detailed look at the Scope tab under Component Details
- History: A detailed look at the History tab under Component Details
- Use Common Tabs in the Component Maintenance Dialog
- Common Tabs Across Various Groups
11 Codes: Main Interface Codes - 2207 11 Topics
- Codes Overview
- Color Codes Demo
- Color Codes with Style Sets Demo
- Customer Color Codes Demo
- Material Codes Demo
- Material Codes Demo with Capital Harness Designer
- Component Type Codes
- Component Type Codes Demo
- Property Codes and Property for Type Codes Demo
- Create Codes of Different Types
- Codes: Main Interface Codes
12 Codes: Wires and Pitches - 2207 8 Topics
- Wire Sizes
- Wire Insulation Thickness
- Wire Group Definition Demo
- Pitch Definitions
- Pitch Tables
- Pitch Tables and Pitch Definitions Demo
- Create Codes Related to Wires
- Codes: Wires and Pitches
13 Codes: Manufacturing sites and Scopes - 2207 7 Topics
- Component Scoping
- Scope Codes Demo
- Scope Codes Demo with Capital Logic Designer
- Scope Codes Demo with Capital Harness Designer
- Manufacturing Sites Demo with Capital Harness Designer
- Define a Manufacturing Site
- Codes: Manufacturing sites and Scopes
14 Parts - Companies - 2207 8 Topics
- Companies Presentation
- Companies Demonstration
- Companies Pitch Tables Demo
- Companies Wire Lengths Demo
- Customers Bridge In Data Demo
- Suppliers-Bridge in Data Demo
- Create Company Information
- Parts – Companies
15 Assessment: Capital Component Manager - 2207 1 Topic
- Assessment: Capital Component Manager
Chapters
learning path
- Introduction to Capital Symbol Designer
- Creating Symbols in Capital Symbol Designer
- Creating Border Symbols
- Datums in Capital Symbol Designer
- Assessment: Capital Symbol Designer
Capital Symbol Designer - 2207
Learn methods for creating and managing component symbols using Capital tools.
Capital Symbol Designer - 2207 5 Chapters
Learn methods for creating and managing component symbols using Capital tools.
1 Introduction to Capital Symbol Designer 5 Topics
- Capital Symbol Designer – Overview
- Capital Symbol Designer Overview Demo
- Symbols Management
- Create Libraries in Capital Symbol Designer
- Knowledge check: Introduction to Capital Symbol Designer
2 Creating Symbols in Capital Symbol Designer 9 Topics
- Elements of a Symbol and Grid Defaults
- Creating a Symbol: Creating a Symbol Body
- Creating a Symbol: Adding Pins and Properties
- Create a Simple Symbol
- Creating a Symbol: Creating a Composite Symbol
- Creating a Symbol: Internal Links
- Creating a Symbol – Internal Links Demo
- Create Composite Symbols
- Knowledge check: Creating Symbols in Capital Designer
3 Creating Border Symbols 6 Topics
- Borders and Skeletons Overview
- Creating Borders
- Adding Border Title Blocks
- Adding Intelligent Text Placeholders
- Create Border Symbols
- Knowledge check: Creating Border Symbols
4 Datums in Capital Symbol Designer 4 Topics
- Using Datums
- Adding Datums
- Add Datums to Symbols
- Knowledge check: Datums in Capital Symbol Designer
5 Assessment: Capital Symbol Designer 1 Topic
- Assessment: Capital Symbol Designer
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