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This procedure shows you how to edit the properties of a cable.

  1. Press F7 to open the Domain Explorer, or press F8 to open the Reference Explorer.

  2. Expand the Cables folder and right-click a cable.

  3. On the shortcut menu, select Properties.

  4. In the Cable Properties dialog, under Cable, type the cable name.

    SHARED Tip If you are working under cable type dependency, and have already created plant cables based on a reference cable that you are editing, certain reference cable fields are not enabled for editing. The System Administrator can enable cable type dependency when making domain definitions.

  5. Under Description, type the new cable description as needed.

  6. Select one of the following under Cable class:

    • To create a conventional cable, accept the default setting Conventional.

    • To create a fieldbus spur, select Conventional.

    • To create a fieldbus home- run cable, select Fieldbus home-run.

    • To create a telecom cable, select Telecom.

  7. Under Type, select the required cable type if needed. If the required type is not available, select next to the list arrow to add the required item to the list.

  8. Select the cable manufacturer, model, and color as appropriate. If the item that you need is not on the list, select .

  9. Type the end one, and end two locations of the cable.

  10. Type the cable length and select the unit of measure.

  11. To assign this cable to a cable drum, select values from the Pulling area list and from the Cable drum list. For details, see Assign Cables to Drums Manually (Without Optimization).

  12. To define a cable harness, select the cable harness from the list. If the item that you need is not on the list, select .

  13. To name the wires ends in this cable according to a naming convention, select the appropriate naming convention from the Wire end naming convention list.

  14. To define the cable as intrinsically safe, select Set as intrinsically safe.

  15. To define glands for the cable, from the Glands group box, select the End 1, End 2 or both cable glands. If the required gland is not available, select .

    Note the graphic representation of cable glands in the software:

    • PPM All Outputs Graphic — A cable with no glands

    • PPM All Outputs Graphic — A cable with a gland on one of its sides

    • PPM All Outputs Graphic — A cable with a gland on both sides

  16. Select Connectors to create connectors for the cable and manage connector-wire assignments.

  17. In the Cable Properties dialog, select OK.