The CableRecursiveComposition (CNSELEK|8|1
) feature contains the recursive-hierarchical linking of the individual cable elements.
The reading happens from the left to the right and top down.
Example 1 (to illustrate the syntax of CableRecursiveComposition
)
Compact depiction analogously to the field entry.
{Cable_ID|0{CableBundle_ID|1{CableCore_ID|1,CableCore_ID|2,CableShield_ID|SH1 {CableTwist_ID|TW1{CableCore_ID|3,CableCore_ID|4}},CableShield_ID|SH2{CableTwist_ID|TW1 {CableCore_ID|5,CableCore_ID|6}}},CableBundle_ID|2{..}}}
Cable _ID|0 is the root element.
The root element covers 2 cable bundle.
Cable bundle 1 contains 6 cores.
Core 1 and 2 do not have a shield and are not twisted.
Core 3 and 4 have a shield and are twisted.
Core 5 and 6 also contain a shield and are also twisted.
Following depiction is subdivided in order to make the logic of syntax more comprehensible.
Example 2 (to clarify the representation in E3)
Following figures exemplarily show the structure of a more complex cable:
The outer jacket contains the part name.
On the first level, the cable consists of a all-encompassing shield (SH).
This contains two cable bundles named 1 and 2.