Procedure:: Process Exercise

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Procedure: Process Exercise

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Procedure Setup:
1. To avoid naming conflicts, it is recommended you save your work, click File > Close until no models
display, then click File > Manage Session > Erase Not Displayed.
2. Click File > Manage Session > Set Working Directory and navigate to the
PTCU\CreoParametric2\Process\Cabling folder and click OK
3. Click File > Open and double-click CHARGER.ASM.
Objectives
Set up and prepare for cabling by creating the assembly, the connectors, and the harness part.
Route the cables using both manual and schematic routing.
Flatten the cable harness.
Create a drawing of the cable harness.
You are tasked with creating the wire harness for a charging station used to charge the batteries of two-way
radios. You must first create the cabling assembly and connectors. You can then route the wires within the
charging housing. Next, you flatten the harness so that it can be documented in a drawing. Finally, you create
the drawing and insert a table that documents the different wire runs, spools, colors, and lengths.
Step 1. Set up the assembly to route cables.
1. Disable all Datum Display types.
2. In the model tree, right-click COVER.PRT and select Hide.
Figure 1
3. Create a new cabling assembly by doing the following:
◾ In the ribbon, click Create from the Component group.
◾ Select Subassembly as the Type and Standard as the Sub-type.
◾ Type CABLING as the Name and click OK.
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◾ In the Creation Options dialog box, click Browse and double-click

MM_KG_SEC_ASSY.ASM.
Figure 2
4. Place the new cabling assembly by doing the following:

◾ Verify that the Leave Component Unplaced check box is cleared and click OK.
◾ Right-click in the graphics window and select Default Constraint.
◾ Click Complete Component .
◾ Click Settings from the model tree and select Tree Filters.
◾ In the Model Tree Items dialog box, select the Features check box in the Display category
and click OK.
Figure 3
5. Enable Csys Display .
Figure 4
6. In the model tree, right-click CABLING.ASM and select Activate.
7. Insert a shrinkwrap feature by doing the following:

◾ In the ribbon, click Shrinkwrap from the Get Data group.
◾ In the dashboard, select Autocollect all solid surfaces from the drop-down list.
◾ Click Yes in the Exclude Internal Components message window.
◾ In the graphics window, right-click and select References.
◾ Expand BASE.PRT and MODULE.PRT in the model tree.
◾ Press CTRL and select coordinate systems C1, C2, L1, L2, and M1 from the model tree.
◾ In the Shrinkwrap dashboard, click Complete Feature .
Figure 5
8. In the model tree, right-click CABLING.ASM and select Open.

◾ In the model tree, right-click the ASM_DEF_CSYS coordinate system and select Hide.
Figure 6
9. Open CONN-C_2PIN.PRT by doing the following:

◾ Click Open from the Quick Access toolbar.
◾ Double-click CONN-C_2PIN.PRT.
◾ Notice that the model has multiple ENTRY coordinate systems.
◾ Notice the Z-axis orientation, which faces out of the model.
Figure 7
10. Select the CONN coordinate system from the model tree.
11. Notice the coordinate system location and orientation. This coordinate system will be used for
rapid assembly.
Figure 8
12. From the Quick Access toolbar, click Close to return to CABLING.ASM.
13. Open CONN-M_9PIN.PRT by doing the following:

◾ Click Open from the Quick Access toolbar.
◾ Double-click CONN-M_9PIN.PRT.
◾ Notice that the model has a single ENTRY coordinate system.
◾ Notice the Z-axis orientation, which faces out of the model.
Figure 9
14. Select the ASM coordinate system from the model tree.
15. Notice the coordinate system location and orientation. This coordinate system will be used for
rapid assembly.
Figure 10
17. Assemble CONN-C_2PIN.PRT by doing the following:
◾ Click Assemble from the Component group and double-click CONN-C_2PIN.PRT.
◾ Select the C1 coordinate system.
◾ Right-click and select New Location.
◾ Select the C2 coordinate system.
◾ In the Component Placement dashboard, click Complete Component .
Figure 11
18. Assemble CONN-L_2PIN.PRT by doing the following:
◾ Click Assemble and double-click CONN-L_2PIN.PRT.
◾ Select the L1 coordinate system.
◾ Right-click and select New Location.
◾ Select the L2 coordinate system.
Figure 12
19. Assemble CONN-M_9PIN.PRT by doing the following:
◾ Click Assemble and double-click CONN-M_9PIN.PRT.
◾ Select the M1 coordinate system.
Figure 13
20. In the ribbon, select the Applications tab and select Cabling from the Engineering group.
21. Create a new harness by doing the following:
◾ Click Create Harness from the Harness group.
◾ Type HARNESS as the Name and click OK.
◾ Click Browse in the New File Options dialog box.
◾ Double-click MM_KG_SEC_PART.PRT.
◾ Click OK in the New File Options dialog box and OK in the Warning message window.
Figure 14
22. In the ribbon, select the View tab.
23. Select Appearances Manager from the Appearance Gallery types drop-down list.
24. In the Appearances Manager, click File > Open and double-click WIRE_COLORS.DMT.
25. Click Override all in the Warning message window.
26. Cursor over the colors in the My Appearances section, and notice that the names are each three
letters.
◾ Click Close.
Figure 15
Step 2. Route the cables in the assembly.

There are two different methods you can use to route cables. The first method is called manual
routing, and the second method is called schematic routing. In this process exercise, you will use
both methods, starting first with manual routing.
1. Designate the M1 connector by doing the following:

◾ In the ribbon, select the Cabling tab.
◾ Select Designate from the Auto Designate drop-down menu in the Logical Data group.
◾ Select the M1 connector.
◾ Click Accept to accept the default parameters.
◾ Click Entry Ports from the menu manager.
◾ Select the ENTRY coordinate system and click OK.
◾ Type 2 as the internal length and press ENTER.
◾ Click Flat > Done > Done from the menu manager.
Figure 16
2. Designate the left C1 connector by doing the following:
◾ Spin the model slightly and zoom in on the left C1 connector.
◾ Select the left C1 connector.
◾ Press CTRL and select the ENTRY_1 and ENTRY_2 coordinate systems, then click OK.
◾ Click Round > Done > Done from the menu manager.
Figure 17
3. From the In Graphics toolbar, click Named Views and select Standard Orientation.
4. Designate the left L1 connector by doing the following:
◾ Spin the model slightly and zoom in on the left L1 connector.
◾ Select the left L1 connector.
◾ Press CTRL and select the ENTRY_1 and ENTRY_2 coordinate systems, then click OK.
◾ Click Round > Done > Done from the menu manager.
Figure 18
5. Orient to the Standard Orientation.
6. In the ribbon, click Cabling Parameters from the Components group.
7. Press CTRL and select the designated C1, L1, and M1 connectors.
◾ Click OK.
Figure 19
8. Define the reference descriptions for each of the connectors by doing the following:
◾ In the REF_DES column of the Electrical Parameters dialog box, edit the descriptions of the
C1, L1, and M1 connectors to C-01, L-01, and M-01, respectively.
◾ Click Apply and then click OK.
Figure 20
9. Disable Csys Display .
10. Click Ref Designator Labels from the In Graphics toolbar.
Figure 21
11. Read in new spools of wire by doing the following:
◾ Click Spools from the Logical Data group.
◾ Click Read from the menu manager.
◾ In the Open dialog box, click Working Directory .
◾ Press CTRL and select 14_BLK_SXL.SPL, 14_RED_SXL.SPL, 16_BLU_SXL.SPL, and

16_GRY_SXL.SPL.
◾ Click Open.
Figure 22
12. Click Edit from the menu manager.
13. Select 14_RED_SXL and click OK.

◾ View the values in the columns.
◾ Notice that the COLOR value matches a color name in the appearance file.
◾ Click Cancel.
Figure 23
14. Click Done/Return.
15. Orient to the TOP view orientation.
17. Select the PRT_CSYS_DEF harness coordinate system, right-click, and select Hide.
Figure 24
18. Create four new wires and assign spools by doing the following:
◾ Click Route Cables from the Route group.
◾ In the Route cables dialog box, click New Wire four times.
◾ Set the spool for wire W-1 to 14_RED_SXL.
◾ Set the spool for wire W-2 to 14_BLK_SXL.
◾ Set the spool for wire W-3 to 16_BLU_SXL.
◾ Set the spool for wire W-4 to 16_GRY_SXL.
Figure 25
19. Specify the W-1 wire routing references by doing the following:
◾ Select W-1 and then click in the From reference collector to activate it.
◾ Select the ENTRY coordinate system on connector M-01.
◾ Select the ENTRY_1 coordinate system on connector C-01 as the To reference.
Figure 26
20. Specify the W-2 wire routing references by doing the following:
◾ Select W-2 and then click in the From reference collector to activate it.
◾ Select the ENTRY_2 coordinate system on connector C-01 as the To reference.
Figure 27
21. Specify the W-3 and W-4 wire routing references by doing the following:
◾ Select W-3, press CTRL, and select W-4.
◾ Right-click the model and select From.
◾ Select the ENTRY_1 coordinate system on connector L-01 as the To reference.
Figure 28
22. Complete the routing by doing the following:

◾ In the Route cables dialog box, ensure that the Route Type is specified as Simple Route.
◾ Click OK.
Figure 29
24. Click Thick Cables from the In Graphics toolbar.
25. Spin the model slightly to view the wires.
26. Notice that W-1 and W-2 (red and black wires) are interfering with the rib.
Figure 30
27. Notice also that W-3 and W-4 (blue and gray wires) have the same destination, which is not
desired.
Figure 31
30. In the ribbon, click Route Cables from the Route group.
31. Edit the W-4 wire routing by doing the following:

◾ Press CTRL and select wires W-3 (blue) and W-4 (gray) from the model.
◾ With only W-4 selected in the dialog box, select the ENTRY_2 coordinate system on
connector L-01 as the To reference.
◾ Click OK.
Figure 32
33. Click Center Line from the In Graphics toolbar.
34. Edit the routing of the red wire by doing the following:
◾ Select W-1 (red wire) in the graphics window.
◾ Right-click and select Insert Locations.
◾ Starting from just below the M-01 connector, select the locations as shown:
◾ Two locations are on the flat.
◾ Three locations are on the thick rib: one on the right round, one on the flat surface, and
one on the left round.
◾ Five more locations wind around the ribs, staying on the flat surface.
◾ In the Location dashboard, click Complete Feature .
Figure 33
35. Edit the routing of the black wire by doing the following:
◾ Select W-2 (black wire) in the graphics window.
◾ Right-click and select Reroute.
◾ Select the first and last inserted locations for W-1 (red wire).
◾ In the Reroute cables dashboard, click Complete Feature .
Figure 34
36. Click Thick Cables .
37. Spin the model slightly to view the wires.
38. Notice that W-1 and W-2 (red and black wires) are no longer interfering with the rib.
39. Notice also that W-3 and W-4 (blue and gray wires) now have the correct destinations.
Figure 35
You will now use Schematic Routing to route the wiring for the other half of the charger.
40. Review the completed Creo schematics wiring diagram. The schematic was already created in
Creo Schematics.
41. The schematic information has already been exported to an XML file from Creo Schematics.
Figure 36
42. If necessary, enable Thick Cables and disable Csys Display .
43. Import the XML schematic information by doing the following:
◾ In the ribbon, click Import from the Logical Data group.
◾ In the menu manager, click RS Designer > Whole XML.
◾ Double-click CHARGER.XML in the File Open dialog box.
◾ Notice the status bar states that the XML file has been read successfully.
44. Automatically designate the connectors by doing the following:
◾ Click Auto Designate from the Logical Data group.
◾ Observe the Auto Match status for the two new connectors. These were located based on
their component names.
◾ Click Apply, then click Close.
45. Zoom out if necessary to view the additional reference designator labels.
Figure 37
46. Click Update from the Logical Data group.
47. Click Select All > Done Sel from the menu manager.
48. Click Compare from the Logical Data group.
49. Select the Alphabetical check box from the menu manager.
◾ Click Execute.
50. Notice the “missing” and YES results.
51. Also notice the Assembly Cabling column versus the XML Reference Data column.
Figure 38
52. Click Close.
53. Create the W-5 and W-6 wires by doing the following:
◾ Click Route Cables .
◾ Notice that there are four defined spools in the model tree.
◾ Click Find in the Route cables dialog box.
◾ In the Find Cables dialog box, click wire W-5 and drag to also select wire W-6.
◾ Click Add , then click OK.
◾ Notice that there are now six spools in the model tree. These spools were created
automatically from the schematic data.
◾ Notice that the From and To reference collectors are already defined.
◾ Click Apply.
Figure 39
54. Create the W-7 wire by doing the following:

◾ Click Find .
◾ In the Find Cables dialog box, select W-7.
◾ Click Add , then click OK.
◾ Click OK in the Route cables dialog box.
Figure 40
56. Edit the W-7 (brown wire) routing by doing the following:
◾ Select W-7 (brown wire).
◾ Right-click and select Insert Locations.
◾ Starting from just below the M-01 connector, select the locations as shown:
◾ Two locations are on the flat surface.
◾ Three locations are on the thick rib: one on the left round, one on the flat surface, and
one on the right round.
◾ Five more locations wind around the ribs, staying on the flat surface.
◾ Click Complete Feature from the Location dashboard.
Figure 41
57. Create the W-8 wire by doing the following:
◾ Click Route Cables .
◾ Click Find .
◾ Select W-8, click Add , and click OK.
◾ Edit the Route Type to Follow Cable.
◾ Select W-7 (brown wire).
◾ Click Center Line .
◾ Select the first and last inserted locations from W-7 (brown wire).
◾ Click OK.
Figure 42
Notice the use of schematic data for automated spool creation, designating components,
and presetting wire From and To references.
58. In the Logical Data group, click Update .
59. In the Logical Data group, click Compare .
60. Click Execute.
61. Notice that all wires have now been matched.
Figure 43
62. Click Close.
63. Click Quit from the menu manager.
64. Enable Thick Cables .
Figure 44
65. Observe that the routing is now complete.
Step 3. Flatten the cable harness.
1. Enable Center Line .
2. Disable Ref Designator Labels to disable their display.
Figure 45
3. To avoid twisting in long, flattened segments, edit the cable locations to aid flattening by doing the
following:
◾ Press CTRL and query-select all 20 Cable Location pairs, as shown.
◾ On the Cabling tab, click Properties from the Locations group.
◾ Edit the Grouping to Flat.
◾ Edit the Angle to 180 and click OK.
Figure 46
You do not see a visual change in the graphics window.
4. For visibility of white wires, modify the background to Dark Background.

◾ Click File > Options, then select System Colors.
◾ In the Color Scheme drop-down menu, select Dark Background and then click OK.
5. Create a new manufacturing harness by doing the following:

◾ Click New and select Manufacturing as the Type.
◾ Select Harness as the Sub-type.
◾ Type HARN_MFG as the Name and click OK.
◾ In the Open dialog box, click In Session and double-click HARNESS.PRT.
◾ Select Master Rep and click OK.
◾ Edit the Assembly Name to HARN_FLAT and click OK.
Figure 47
6. Drag the left window edge for HARN_MFG.ASM and the other assemblies to the right slightly to
create a margin so the desktop is visible.
This ensures that the sub-window containing HARNESS.PRT is visible.
7. Click Flatten > Lay Out from the menu manager.
8. In the sub-window, select the far left point in the horizontal row, as shown.
Figure 48
9. Click Auto Fan from the menu manager.
10. Type 5 as the bend radius and press ENTER.
11. Minimize the sub-window. Notice that it minimizes in the graphics window.
12. Click Flat Orient > Vertical > Done/Return > Done/Quit from the menu manager.
13. Click Regenerate > Automatic from the menu manager.
Figure 49
14. Enable Plane Display .
15. Orient to the FRONT view orientation by doing the following:
◾ From the In Graphics toolbar, click Named Views and select Reorient .
◾ Select datum planes FLAT_HARNESS_FRONT and FLAT_HARNESS_TOP, respectively.
◾ Expand the Saved Views pane.
◾ Type FRONT as the Name and click Save.
◾ Click OK.
16. Disable Plane Display .
Figure 50
17. Adjust the harness segments by doing the following:

◾ Click Flatten > Move Segment from the menu manager.
◾ Select and drag the harness segments, approximately as shown.
Figure 51
18. Assemble the harness connectors by doing the following:

◾ Click Components > Assemble All from the menu manager.
Figure 52
19. Spin the model to the approximate orientation shown.
Figure 53
20. Redefine the M-01 connector orientation by doing the following:

◾ Click Redefine from the menu manager.
◾ Select the M-01 connector in the graphics window.
◾ Click Orient.
◾ Select the surface shown.
◾ Select the datum plane FLAT_HARNESS_FRONT from the model tree.
◾ Click Yellow from the menu manager.
◾ Click Done.
Figure 54
21. From the In Graphics toolbar, click Named Views and select FRONT.
22. Redefine the other connector orientations by doing the following:

◾ Click Redefine from the menu manager.
◾ Select the C-01 connector from the graphics window.
◾ Click Orient Angle.
◾ Type 180 and press ENTER.
23. Repeat this process to reorient the remaining three connectors by 180 degrees.
Figure 55
24. If necessary, move the end segments leading into the four smaller connectors as close as possible
to each entry port.
25. Fan out the components by doing the following:

◾ Click Components > Fan Out from the menu manager.
◾ Select one of the four small connectors.
26. Repeat this process for the other three small connectors.
27. Click Done/Quit.
The loose wire ends should snap to their nearby coordinate systems and become wavy
because they are longer than their neighboring segments.
If the wires do not fan, move the loose segment closer to its coordinate system at the port
openings and try the fan out process again.
If the wires still do not fan, leave the segment as close to the port openings as possible.
This portion of the process is for visual representation only.
28. Edit the wire segment angles at the connectors by doing the following:
◾ Click Modify from the menu manager.
◾ Select the long red wire segment and edit the angle value to 20.
◾ Select the short red wire segment and edit its angle value to 20.
29. Repeat this process to modify the angles for both orange wire segments.
30. Select the gray wire segment and edit its angle value to 10.
31. Select the white wire segment and edit its angle value to 10.
32. Click Regenerate > Automatic from the menu manager.
Figure 56
33. Edit the background to the Default display.

◾ Click File > Options and then select System Colors.
◾ In the Color Scheme drop-down menu, select Default and then click OK.
34. Click File > Close to return to CABLING.ASM.
35. Enable Thick Cables .
Step 4. Create a drawing of the cable harness.
1. Create a new drawing, CHARGER.DRW, by doing the following:

◾ From the Quick Access toolbar, click New and select Drawing as the Type.
◾ Edit the Name to CHARGER.
◾ Clear the Use default template check box and click OK.
◾ Verify that CABLING.ASM is the Default Model.
◾ Select the Empty with format option.
◾ Click Browse, click Working Directory , and double-click C_FORMAT_GENERIC.FRM.
◾ Click OK in the New Drawing dialog box.
◾ Type your first initial, followed by your surname, and press ENTER.
Figure 57
2. Insert a general view into the drawing by doing the following:

◾ Right-click in the graphics window and select Insert General View.
◾ Select No Combined State, if necessary, and click OK.
◾ Click in the lower-left corner of the drawing to place the view.
◾ In the Drawing View dialog box, select the View Display Category and edit the Display style
to Shading.
◾ Select the Scale Category, select Custom Scale, and edit the value to 0.75.
◾ Click OK.
Figure 58
3. In the model tree, right-click SHRINKWRAP ID 40 and select Hide In Model.
4. Ensuring Current view is selected, right-click in the graphics window and disable Lock View
Movement.
5. Move the view, as necessary.
Figure 59
6. Add the flat harness as a model to the drawing by doing the following:
◾ In the ribbon, click Drawing Models from the Model Views group of the Layout tab.
◾ Click Add Model from the menu manager.
◾ In the Open dialog box, click In Session and double-click HARN_FLAT.ASM.
◾ Click Done/Return from the menu manager.
7. For visibility of white wires, modify the background to Dark Background.

◾ Click File > Options and then select System Colors.
◾ In the Color Scheme drop-down menu, select Dark Background and then click OK.
8. Insert a general view into the drawing by doing the following:

◾ Right-click in the graphics window and select Insert General View.
◾ Select No Combined State, if necessary, and click OK.
◾ Click in the upper-left corner of the drawing to place the view.
◾ In the Drawing View dialog box, select FRONT from the Model view names list and click
Apply.
◾ Select the View Display Category and edit the Display style to No Hidden.
◾ Select The model in the Colors come from section.
◾ Select the Scale Category, select Custom Scale, and edit the value to 0.75.
◾ Click OK.
9. Move the view, as necessary.
Figure 60
10. Display the reference designators by doing the following:

◾ In the ribbon, select the Annotate tab.
◾ Click Show Model Annotations from the Annotations group.
◾ In the Show Model Annotations dialog box, select Note Tab .
◾ Select the upper-left view.
◾ Select the five check boxes for Note_0 through Note_4 and click OK.
11. Select and move the notes, as appropriate.
Figure 61
12. Add the harness model to the drawing by doing the following:
◾ Select the Layout tab.
◾ Click Drawing Models from the Model views group.
◾ Click Add Model from the menu manager.
◾ In the Open dialog box, click In Session and double-click HARNESS.PRT.
◾ Click Done/Return from the menu manager.
13. Insert a table into the drawing by doing the following:

◾ In the ribbon, select the Table tab.
◾ Click Table From File from the Table group.
◾ Double-click charger_harn_from-to.tbl.
◾ Click in the drawing to place the table, moving it as necessary.
◾ Examine the From-To, Spool, and Length data in the table.
Figure 62
15. From the Quick Access toolbar, click Close to return to CHARGER.ASM.
16. To view the 3-D model more easily, use the default background color:
◾ Click File > Options.
◾ Select System Colors and then select Default as the Color Scheme and click OK.
17. Right-click COVER.PRT and select Unhide.
Figure 63
This completes the procedure.

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3. Click File > Open and double-click CHARGER.ASM.

Route the cables using both manual and schematic routing.

Flatten the cable harness.

Create a drawing of the cable harness.

Step 1. Set up the assembly to route cables.

1. Disable all Datum Display types.

2. In the model tree, right-click COVER.PRT and select Hide.

3. Create a new cabling assembly by doing the following:

◾ In the ribbon, click Create from the Component group.

◾ Select Subassembly as the Type and Standard as the Sub-type.

◾ Type CABLING as the Name and click OK.

◾ In the Creation Options dialog box, click Browse and double-click

4. Place the new cabling assembly by doing the following:

◾ Right-click in the graphics window and select Default Constraint.

◾ Click Complete Component .

5. Enable Csys Display .

6. In the model tree, right-click CABLING.ASM and select Activate.

7. Insert a shrinkwrap feature by doing the following:

◾ Click Yes in the Exclude Internal Components message window.

◾ In the graphics window, right-click and select References.

◾ Expand BASE.PRT and MODULE.PRT in the model tree.

◾ In the Shrinkwrap dashboard, click Complete Feature .

8. In the model tree, right-click CABLING.ASM and select Open.

9. Open CONN-C_2PIN.PRT by doing the following:

◾ Notice that the model has multiple ENTRY coordinate systems.

◾ Notice the Z-axis orientation, which faces out of the model.

13. Open CONN-M_9PIN.PRT by doing the following:

◾ Notice that the model has a single ENTRY coordinate system.

◾ Notice the Z-axis orientation, which faces out of the model.

17. Assemble CONN-C_2PIN.PRT by doing the following:

◾ Click Assemble from the Component group and double-click CONN-C_2PIN.PRT.

◾ Select the C1 coordinate system.

◾ Right-click and select New Location.

◾ Select the C2 coordinate system.

◾ In the Component Placement dashboard, click Complete Component .

18. Assemble CONN-L_2PIN.PRT by doing the following:

◾ Click Assemble and double-click CONN-L_2PIN.PRT.

◾ Select the L1 coordinate system.

◾ Right-click and select New Location.

◾ Select the L2 coordinate system.

◾ Click Complete Component .

19. Assemble CONN-M_9PIN.PRT by doing the following:

◾ Click Assemble and double-click CONN-M_9PIN.PRT.

◾ Select the M1 coordinate system.

◾ Click Complete Component .

21. Create a new harness by doing the following:

◾ Click Create Harness from the Harness group.

◾ Type HARNESS as the Name and click OK.

◾ Click Browse in the New File Options dialog box.

22. In the ribbon, select the View tab.

25. Click Override all in the Warning message window.

Step 2. Route the cables in the assembly.

1. Designate the M1 connector by doing the following:

◾ Select the M1 connector.

◾ Click Accept to accept the default parameters.

◾ Click Entry Ports from the menu manager.

◾ Select the ENTRY coordinate system and click OK.

◾ Type 2 as the internal length and press ENTER.

2. Designate the left C1 connector by doing the following:

◾ Spin the model slightly and zoom in on the left C1 connector.

◾ Select the left C1 connector.