A consolidated report displays the selected terminal strips, adjacent terminal strips, connecting cables and any cable or cross-wire connected between any of the retrieved strips. For example, below are two configurations where terminal strips A, D, and G have been selected. As a result strips b, c, e, f, h & i and their adjacent strips (gray thin cables) are retrieved. The application also looks for any other connections between any of the strips (red thick cables). In the case of the first example the connections between terminal strips c and e and f and h. In the second example, between the terminal strips c and e, A and f, and also D and h.
The consolidated report only displays once, any strip that is adjacent to two selected strips, as shown in the following example:
Terminal c is only displayed on the report once as it is adjacent to both the selected terminals A and D. In the regular Multi-Strip Panel Report with Adjacent connections it is displayed twice once connected to A and then a second time connected to D.
Also in the Domain Explorer > Drawings > Multi-Terminal Strip Diagrams, a list of all the strips that are retrieved will appear under the node with the document name. For each strip, the hierarchy leading to it will be shown as well. In this hierarchy, only nodes that directly lead to the terminal strip will be shown.
You access the consolidated report from Reports > Consolidated.