In addition, panel schedules for general purpose panels, motor control centers, and switchboards can be printed. The designer can review these sizes and approve them or override them. After any adjustments to the design are made, panel schedules can then be created according to the user's own custom format. The schedules can be viewed on screen or printed in 80 or 132 column format. An AutoCAD DXF file of panel schedules can be created as well.
All input data is checked at the time of entry so that no improper data can be entered.
Upon completion of the input process, all data is saved to disk and can be reviewed and edited whenever desired. The general project data includes the project name and location, the client name, designer's name, and other such data. The network data even has provisions for motors, generators, and capacitors. A circuit window on the screen makes it easy to keep up with what poles have been used as loads are entered. Input sheets are provided for the easy organization of the input data.