Supports User Guide

Support Editor : 2D View : Framework Tab
By default, a separate tab displays on the Support Editor window for the framework support and each of the associated ancillaries.
You are prompted to Identify ancillary in current support
Input values in the Dimensions fields to explicitly modify the dimensions of the framework support.
You are prompted to Identify first element to support from
You are prompted to Identify second element to support from
You are prompted to Identify element to support from
By default, connections are made to the identified elements which results in some Dimensions fields becoming inactive. Refer to Supports Connectivity for further information.
You are prompted to Identify Ancillary to support
Press ESC to add the crossbar.
Click Cycle End Position to move the framework support to a different component end position ppoint. Repeat the command to cycle through the available ppoints.
The 3D View part of the Support Editor window allows you to view a 3D representation of the support and the associated ancillaries.
When creating a framework using Create By Cursor or Create By Clearance, if the structural element that is picked is not a steel profile (GENSEC or HSTIFF) a civils connection is created. Examples of such elements are: FLOOR, STWALL, PANE.
On the command line, input the command RECONNECT and press Enter.
The Options part of the Bracing window allows you to define the bracing type, size and style.
You are prompted to Identify brace member to be modified
The Dimensions part of the Bracing window allows you to define the bracing dimensions, angle and offset.
Select the L option button to lock the Dim ‘L’ dimension.
Select the H option button to lock the Dim ‘H’ dimension.
Select the A option button to lock the angle.
The bottom of the Bracing window allows you to view an illustration of the bracing and define the graphical display settings for the bracing dimensions.
Click to display the View Multi Discipline Standard window. The functionality of the View Multi Discipline Standard window is explained. Refer to View Multi Discipline Support Standard for further information.
Click Apply to create the bracing, you must identify the associated framework support section using a cursor pick in the 3D view.
You are prompted to Identify frame member to be braced
You are prompted to Identify supporting member
Click Cancel to close the Bracing window.
From the Bracing window, click Nudge Brace to display the Modify Bracing window.
Click Cancel to close the Modify Bracing window.
The Position on Tray Bend tab allows you to position a framework support on a cable tray bend. The framework support is positioned using a defined ppoint and a distance or angle value.
Click Reset to revert the support to the position when the Position on Tray Bend tab was opened.
Click Close to close the Position on Tray Bend tab when the support is in the desired position.
The Position on Tray Tee tab allows you to position a framework support on a cable tray tee. The framework support is positioned using a defined ppoint and a distance or angle value.
Note:
The Angle field is not available when positioning a support from ppoint 3.
The Position on Tray Cross tab allows you to position a framework support on a cable tray cross. The framework support is positioned using a defined ppoint and a distance value.
Note:
The Angle field is not available when positioning a support on a cable tray cross.
The Position on Tray Riser tab allows you to position a framework support on a cable tray riser. The framework support is positioned using a defined ppoint, the distance is restricted to the tangent length of the riser.
Note:
The Angle field is not available when positioning a support on a cable tray riser.
The Position on Tray Reducer tab allows you to position a framework support on a cable tray reducer. The framework support is positioned using a defined ppoint and a distance value.
Note:
The Angle field is not available when positioning a support on a cable tray reducer.

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