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Bonne journée
Très simple, vous divisez votre base de dessin en un réseau de modules, un réseau de grips. Par exemple A4. y 210/2,5, x 297/2,5. Les filets de préhension les plus courants dans les dessins CAO, 2, 2.5, 3.5. Si vous souhaitez une épaisseur de trait de 1:1, imprimez sur la même taille de feuille de papier que celle sur laquelle vous planifiez le dessin.
T, Paï 54
voir les exemples
Do you remember to use the XP command for the dwg image, (unpack, explode) before saving to dxf format. It takes that command up to twice, it depends on the desired level for the dxf image. I personally use Qcad and nanocad programs, the free versions are fine. I save dxf images in 2013 format.
Pai54svt263 wrote:Hey,
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Siehe hier, https://qelectrotech.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=1669
7z-komprimierte Datei, Seitenzusammenstellung, ISO 216 - ANSI A, ANSI B ... . Griffnetz 2,5 und 2T, Pai54
I still don't quite understand what you mean
Standart IEC 81714-2, IEC 61082-1
Hey,
I don't know if it can be found, you can try to search from the link. Nowadays, many people draw them with a front view. I will share my "universal" elements with you.
Hey,
QET line weight 0.35 drawing.
With the drawing handle set to 2.5 pages, the line strengths of the QET element drawing program are 0.125, 0.25, 0.50, 1.25.
By setting the drawing handle 2 to the side, the line strengths change by a factor of 0.8.
Foil properties, appearance size: 1.4, corresponds to size 0.35.
A line weight of 0.35 can be drawn by drawing three 0.125 "thin" lines according to the attached model.
Regards, Pai54
Hey,
Siehe hier, https://qelectrotech.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=1669
7z-komprimierte Datei, Seitenzusammenstellung, ISO 216 - ANSI A, ANSI B ... . Griffnetz 2,5 und 2
T, Pai54
Is there a US Letter sized title block?
I am a total beginner and it is not obvious to me from the list of included title blocks.
Thank you.
Hey,
Attached is the model used in the circuit diagrams.
Best regards, Pai54
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Hey,
I have noticed that the drawing sheet and the print sheet must be the same size so that the thickness of the line and the size of the element correspond to the drawing.
I had a hard time learning the pixel division of the sheet size. Tool for determining the size of print sheets, handle for sizes 2.5 and 2.
The ISO216 definition of the number of pixels on the sheets does not give the correct sheet size on my 17-year-old plc machine, the screen is 1980x1080 @60Hz, the screen manual also mentions pix=0.265mm. The sheet size A4 is approx. 3% / 4% smaller than the sheet actually is.
After the pixel count of the image is corrected, the scale and paper size match, at least on my Win10 machine with + - 0,5-1% accuracy.
Regards, Pai54
Hey,
I have sometimes made auxiliary tools that I share with you. My drawing with the QET program has remained an exercise and a test to tinker with. I used to use programs that save in DWG format to update and change images.
I haven't found any discussion about Eleme's editor's grip M sizing. I documented it, grip M is 10xviiva 0.25 thick, grid 2,5.
Best regards, Pai
In CAD drawing, we have tried to get rid of the line thicknesses of the Tussi and stencil era (before 1980), when the main circuits were drawn with a thicker line. In general, circuit diagrams aim to use only two line thicknesses on the same page.
Pdf attachment, describes the past tense.
Hi, I'm new here. 70-year-old veteran, 54 years in the electrical and automation industry behind him. I made new credentials when the old ones couldn't get in for some reason.
I have made a pdf document about QET line widths etc. QET line groups are 0.25 and 0.50. So 0.25mm thick line and 0.125mm thin line. 0.50mm thick line 0.25mm thin line. This applies to sheet Grid 2,5 .
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