With Clip Project 5.0 - the latest version of this project planning software, it is now possible to plan entire rails with terminal blocks, surge voltage protection products, power adapters and bus modules. The software is operated in the familiar Windows environment. An autocorrect function automatically adds all the necessary components such as covers, separator plates, end mounts and feed terminals. Simple operability is supported by an interactive and true-to-size colour graphical display of the terminal strip being designed. Clip Project can be used universally thanks to efficient interfaces to EPLAN 5.30/5.40/5.50, EPLAN 21, Word and Excel programs as well as the CMS-MARK-WIN labelling system. It supports dxf, rtf, ASCII, bmp, tif, jpg, pcx and gif data formats. This means data can be exchanged with all common systems.
In conjunction with EPLAN, the software can also automatically generate finished terminal strips. Labelling for terminals can be printed out directly using the labelling printer. This eliminates redundant or manual data entry. Full documentation for the terminal strips can be printed out in colour or black and white on standard printers. This documentation can be used for producing or ordering the strips directly. Paperless requests and orders for terminal strips can be submitted via e-mail to [email protected]. Users can find up-to-date production information, software updates and valuable tips at any time by visiting: www.phoenixcontact.com/de/produkte/reihenklemmen.
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