Reference and Label overlapping

The suggested solution is not helping.

The setting for "coil" and "Organ of protection" are the same. The only way I have been able to adjust the reference for an overload is to select "coil". So for some reason the location for de "Organ of protection" (protection unit) reference is wrong defined in the software, because I have not been able to find where I am able to change this.

Kind regards Johan

Hello HTH,

When you look at the enclosed picture, you will see three Xrefs, all 3 have a different distance to the label text.
Can you please show me how/where I can change the distance of the Xref. As far as I understand this location is fixed.
Only when I change a symbol from "organ of protaction" to "coil" the Xref has a different location.

Greetings Johan

HTH means Hope this helps

Okay
Right Click on your element
Choose edit element
Choose Tab Text
Open the Disclosure's |>
Search for your text or formula; found it? Then check and change your offset settings.

You can also edit the original one from the default collections; first 'save as copy' then edit your Text Fields.

To save your own element; first right click on your Element - Own Colection and add a folder; Little bit puzzling because sometimes it accepts No Uppercase in the name.

BTW, My way - I do copy them, the element manually using the OS system ( search for the default elements path);
I created in lowercase in QET under User Collections all the folder names that I need
then I did copy, using the OS system, all the elements that I will need into those folders.
In QET do a reload 'Collections'
Edit ( right click ) the elements under 'my Collections' to my/your needs.

Don't forget the 3 menu items under the Edit Menu ( in the Element editor ); I do not remember right now how they are named, but if you look into the edit menu, you will know which one.
Naming e.c.t take time for this.
Its not very intuitive but you can figure it out.

Hope this Helps

RvA

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Hi RvA,

So it looks like you have made a change to the design you have added to the post.(first attachment)
So I am very interested in what you have done in the design to get the Xref location in the right place.

Your remark about using the wrong sub type. I have done this as a workaround for the Xref being in the wrong location.
When I understand how I can change the Xref location I will change it back.

So please show/ explain to me how/where you have changed the offset of the Xref.

Greeting Johan

Now if you want to connect an auxiliary contact to a protective device you must choose a protection type slave contact which is not the case in your project, the auxiliary protection contacts have the drawing of the protection drawn and and their types are defined.