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*"'''Units:'''" is where the user can change the length increments by selecting either the "'''Inches'''" or "'''Millimeters'''" options. | *"'''Units:'''" is where the user can change the length increments by selecting either the "'''Inches'''" or "'''Millimeters'''" options. | ||
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Revision as of 15:23, 6 June 2016
Bend-Tech 7x Wiki :: Armor Pack Templates
Due to its length, the Armor Pack Templates Guide has a Table of Contents to accommodate the user.
Things to Know
The Armor Pack Templates options allow for a variety of Tube/Pipe created parts to be designed at the user's specific dimensions. Parts created in the Armor Pack Templates designer can be brought into Assembly and other select interfaces. Parts can also be cut and the wrappers for these cuts can be printed out after being sent to Single Part interfaces.
To open a new Armor Pack Template design:
- Select the "Armor Pack Template" option from the Task Menu that appears when the software starts up, when all designs are closed, or through the view menu.
- When opening a new template window, it is easier if the user selects the "Maximize" button right away. This way, the part chosen by the user will appear in the center of the display area and will not be obstructed by the template's illustration in the upper left hand corner of the screen.
- Newly created template designs will be added to the existing list as they are developed. New templates will appear with regular updates.
Template Categories
Style of Cage
- The "Style of Cage" section shows all of the categories of Armor Pack Templates available.
- Selecting a style from the list will open a new page showing variations of template options for the user to open and adjust to their desired dimensions.
List All
- The "List All" button will show every Armor Pack Template available.
Star 'Favorite' Button
- The Star, or 'favorite' button will show all the templates that the user has saved to their favorites.
- Clicking the star will change it from white to gold, which indicates a user favorite. All gold starred templates are user favorites.
Template Tabs
- Every template has two tabs. These two tabs will always have the same buttons and entry fields. The only distinction between the templates is the "Current Template Values" section and what the dimensions there represent.
Die & Material:
- From here, users can choose the Material being used for the design, specify the Die that will be used, and assign a Custom CLR (SE only) to the part displayed to the right.
Project Details
- "Name:" is where the user can name the project.
- "Notes:" is where the user can make notes about the part's dimensions or specifications.
- "Date:" is where the user can mark when the part was created or when it is set to be manufactured.
- "Revision:" is where the user can update the date when the part specifications were revised.
- "Description:" is where the user can provide a description of the part's specifications.
- "Part Color:" is where the user can change the color of the tubing that will be seen in the project.
- "Units:" is where the user can change the length increments by selecting either the "Inches" or "Millimeters" options.
Verify
Parts
Display
Once a template in APT is selected, the project will appear in the display window. In the upper left-hand corner of the display screen there are three buttons. These buttons represent the following in order from left to right.
- Toggle the display in front of or behind the legend.
- Print the legend.
- See legend in a new window.