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AutoCAD Electrical 2008
Design
and modify electrical controls systems faster than ever
before with AutoCAD® Electrical software. Increase
design productivity, reduce errors, automate key control
systems design tasks, and facilitate collaboration,
all whilst maintaining a seamless integration with the
familiar AutoCAD® software environment.
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Benefits Include:
- Ships
with Over 2,000 Standards Based Schematic Symbols.
AutoCAD Electrical provides a simple menu driven system
for inserting electrical and pneumatic devices, allowing
you to quickly create controls designs by selecting commonly
used devices from a menu. The comprehensive symbol library
includes devices such as: Electrical Symbols, Push buttons,
Selector switches, Pilot lights, Relays, Contacts, Fuses,
Terminals Pneumatic Symbols, Valves, Regulators and Filters
- Automatic
Wire Numbering and Component Tagging. Automatically
assign wire numbers and component tags in your drawings
and reduce the time you spend tracking design changes, resulting
in fewer errors. AutoCAD Electrical will automatically place
sequential or reference-based numbers on all wires and components
based on the chosen configuration. AutoCAD Electrical can
determine if an inserted wire number will bump
into anything and will automatically search laterally along
the wire for a clear spot to land the wire number. If no
clear spot is found, AutoCAD Electrical continues to search
for a clear spot away from the wire, and when found, automatically
draws a ladder back to the wire.
- Automatic
Report Generation.
Drastically reduce the time required to manually generate
and update reports while removing associated errors. Report
Generation in AutoCAD Electrical is simple with automatic
reports that cover everything from Bill of Materials (BOM)
to From/To wire lists. The report function also allows users
the option of generating multiple reports with a single
command.
- Re-use
Existing Drawings. Get
a head start on your design projects by reusing drawings
from another project. Make a copy of a specific part or
re-use an entire drawing set when starting your new design.
Commonly used circuits can be saved for re-use in future
designs and AutoCAD Electrical will automatically re-number
the wires and devices to match the configuration of the
current drawing or project in which they are placed. You
can also reduce design time and errors by re-tagging all
components in a project with a single command.
- Real-time
Coil and Contact Cross-referencing. Reduce the risk
of assigning too many contacts to any relay and minimise
the time spent manually tracking assignments. AutoCAD Electrical
sets up parent/child relationships between coils and contacts,
keeping track of how many contacts are assigned to any coil
or multi-contact device, and alerting users when theyve
exceeded the limit.
- Create
Smart Panel Layout Drawings. Simplify panel layout drawing
creation to reduce errors and help ensure that all parts
are placed, and drawings are automatically updated. Once
the schematic creation phase is complete, AutoCAD Electrical
extracts a list of schematic components for placement into
panel layout drawings. Users choose the panel location and
a physical footprint representation of each
device to be inserted into the layout and a link
is automatically created between the device and its representation.
Any changes to the schematic or panel representation will
update the other. Non-schematic items, like wire duct and
mounting hardware, can be added to the layout and automatically
combined to create a smart panel BOM report.
- Electrical
Specific Drafting Features. Slash
design time by using commands designed specifically for
electrical controls designers. AutoCAD Electrical includes
drafting features developed specifically for creating electrical
controls designs. Specialised features such as trim wire,
copy and delete component or circuit, and scoot and align
components make it much easier to create drawings quickly.
- Automatically
Create PLC I/O Drawing From Spreadsheets. Automatically
create PLC I/O drawings from the design data stored in a
spreadsheet AutoCAD Electrical gives users the ability to
generate a comprehensive set of PLC I/O drawings by simply
defining the projects I/O assignments in a spreadsheet.
AutoCAD Electrical then automatically creates drawings,
complete with ladders per the drawing configuration, I/O
modules, addresses and description text, and component and
terminal symbols connected to each I/O point.
- Share
Drawings with Customers and Suppliers and Track Their Changes.
Easily exchange data with customers or suppliers in
native DWG format. AutoCAD Electrical drawings can be viewed
and edited by any DWG compatible program such as AutoCAD,
or AutoCAD LT® software. When you get drawings back
from outside sources, AutoCAD Electrical can create a report
of what was done to them while they were out of your control.
Also, when your design process reaches the point where a
new revision is to be issued, AutoCAD Electrical can create
a report of changes made to the drawings since the last
revision update.
- Support
for Multiple Design Standards. Generate electrical controls
designs by utilizing the standards required by your customers.
AutoCAD Electrical supports the JIC, IEC, JIS, and GB design
standards. Users can make configuration selections to choose
symbol libraries, cross-reference settings, wire and device
tagging conventions, and much more to meet the local design
requirements.
Minimum
System Requirements:
The
following recommendations apply to AutoCAD® Electrical
software. Note that Microsoft® Windows® XP Starter
Edition and Tablet PC Edition are not supported at this time.
32-bit
Requirements
- Intel®
Pentium® 4 processor recommended
- Microsoft®
Windows® XP (Professional or Home Edition (SP2) or Windows
2000 (SP4), Windows Vista Enterprise, Business, Ultimate,
Premium, and Basic
- 512
MB RAM
- 2.5
GB free disk space for installation*
- 1024x768
VGA with true colour
- MS
Mouse-compliant pointing device
- Microsoft
Internet Explorer 6.0 (SP1) or higher
- Installation
from DVD or CD-ROM
*Additional
system requirements apply for Autodesk Vault and the Data
Management Server
64-bit
Requirements
- AMD
Athlon 64, AMD Opteron, Intel Xeon with Intel EM64T, or
Intel Pentium 4 with EM64T support
- Windows
XP Professional x64 Edition
- Windows
VISTA 64 bit
- 1
GB RAM (more than 1.5 preferred)
- Supports
Windows display adapter capable of 1024x768 VGA with true
colour capabilities; Open GL and DirectX 9
- 2.75
GB of free disk space
- Microsoft
Internet Explorer 6 SP1 or higher
- MS-Mouse
compliant pointing device
- DVD
Autodesk
Data Management Server (ADMS)
- The
following recommendations apply to Autodesk Data Management
Server software. (These requirements are in addition to
any system requirements for individual applications.)
Recommended
System Requirements
- Intel®
Pentium 4, Xeon®, or AMD Athlon processor, 2 GHz
or better processor
- 1GB
RAM, or more
- 60
GB free disk space, or more
Preferred
System Requirements
- Pentium
4, Xeon, or AMD Athlon processor, 2 GHz or better processor
- 2
GB RAM or more
- 120
GB free disk space, or more
Supported
Operating Systems
- Microsoft®
Windows Vista2
- Microsoft
Windows® XP Professional3 32/64 bit
- Microsoft
Windows 20003 Professional 32 bit (SP4)
- Microsoft
Windows Server® 20001 32 bit (SP4)
- Microsoft
Windows Server 2003 Standard1 32/64 bit (SP1)
- Microsoft
Windows Server 2003 Standard1 R2 32/64 bit
- Microsoft
Windows Server 2003 Enterprise1 32/64 bit (SP1)
- Microsoft
Windows Server 2003 Enterprise R21 32/64 bit
- Microsoft
Windows Server 2003 SB Edition1 32/64 bit (SP1)
- Microsoft
Windows Server 2003 SB Edition R21 32/64 bit
Supported
Databases
- Microsoft
SQL Server 2000, Desktop Edition, MSDE (SP3a, SP4)
- Microsoft
SQL Server 2000, Standard Edition (SP3a, SP4)
- Microsoft
SQL Server 2000, Enterprise Edition (SP3a, SP4)
- Microsoft
SQL Server 2005 Express (SP0, SP1)
- Microsoft
SQL Server 2005 Workgroup (SP0, SP1)
- Microsoft
SQL Server 2005 Standard (SP0, SP1)
- Microsoft
SQL Server 2005 Enterprise (SP0, SP1)
1
For best performance on servers, Autodesk recommends a dedicated
member (non-domain controller) server
2
Limited to a maximum of 10 concurrent requests (Data Management
queries). In order to a support large number of additional
requests or users, Autodesk recommends a server operating
system along with the server version of Microsft SQL Server
2000 (Standard or Enterprise Edition), or Microsoft SQL Server
2005 (Workgroup, Standard, or Enterprise Edition). In order
to use these other SQL Versions, you must purchase this software
separately from Microsoft or a Microsoft reseller.
3
Limited to a maximum of 10 concurrent connections (Data Management
queries). In order to a support large number of additional
requests or users, Autodesk recommends a server operating
system along with the server version of Microsft SQL Server
2000 (Standard or Enterprise Edition), or Microsoft SQL Server
2005 (Workgroup, Standard, or Enterprise Edition). In order
to use these other SQL Versions, you must purchase this software
separately from Microsoft or a Microsoft reseller.
Educational
Pricing
| AutoCAD
Electrical 2008 |
ex.
VAT
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| Single
Pack - Standalone |
£150.00
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| 10
User - Network License (Inc. 1 Free Teacher License) |
£995.00
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| 20
User - Network License (Inc. 2 Free Teacher License) |
£1595.00
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| 10
User - Network License (Inc. 1 Free Teacher License) +
1st year Subs |
£1195.00
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| 20
User - Network License (Inc. 2 Free Teacher License) +
1st year Subs |
£1995.00
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| 10
User - Network License Subscription Renewal |
£425.00
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| 20
User - Network License Subscription Renewal |
£850.00
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Autodesk Subscription Program is a software maintenance and
support offering that ensures you stay up-to-date with the
latest version of your licensed Autodesk software. For an
annual fee you can have access to newly released upgrades
and software extensions, consistently benefit from the most
advanced design technology and can extend your product capability
with helpful program information, training, and support.
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