But your wire tags and location box text are way out of scale compared to the other text objects.

It's OK to have different text heights, it's common to make something a little bigger to highlight its importance. Quick tips on appearance and readability: I want the wire color/gauge label to be inline with the wire, as opposed to being on top as is the case in my drawing. to locate the coil associated with contacts CR13, you would just look at line 13.ģ. Does this mean that I must always add line references before I build the circuit? I wanted the components to be tagged based on the line references so it's easy to locate them in the drawing, e.g. I added the line references after I built the circuit and tried using the component re-tag but it didn't work.

Although this is a fairly basic circuit, how can I improve it? What tips and tricks of ACADE can I use to make my design look professional?Ģ. But before I do, I have some questions:ġ. I am about to release this circuit to a panel builder. I am also using the NC terminals of the overtemp controller to light a pilot light in case an over temp condition occurs. The circuit also includes an overtemp controller (TAS2) that controls contactor CR2 in case the contacts on CR1 weld shut, CR2 can break the circuit. The circuit includes a temperature controller (TAS) that controls a contactor to cycle the heater ON and OFF, as per the setpoint. I am working on a simple circuit that powers a 30kW heater.

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