I work as an Electrical Design Engineer. Does Acad LT come with standard electrical symbols to input into drawings or is that something that has to be customized ? I am using full version Acad 11 now, but when my laptop goes, I will not be able to...
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Jim, You can do either. I work as a tele-data, electronic security, and fire alarm designer/estimator. In some cases I was able to find industry standard symbols which I saved in to a legend template. Those that I couldn't find I created. I also created blocks from these symbols to make it easy to add text, such as circuit IDs, addresses, etc. As I upgraded from 2011 to 2014 the symbols, blocks, and legends went along. I use both the full and LT versions. I am able to move back and forth between them. No problems. Like mine, your industry has loads of symbols too. I suggest you search the web for electrical symbols to save yourself the time it takes to draw them. Good luck. I hope this answer is of some help to you. Cheers~
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Yes. To get to complex calculation mode: Mode -&gt; 2:CMPLX To change to polar or rectangular output: SETUP -&gt; Down -&gt; 3:CMPLX -&gt; (1:a+bi or 2:r&lt;theta) Or, to change radians or degrees: SETUP -&gt; (3:Deg or 4: Rad) To change polar to rectangular for a single output, you can pick: Shift+2 -&gt; (3:r&lt;theta or 4:a+bi) Note that this calculator can swap back and forth between exact mode and decimal mode very easily. Example: sqrt(3)/3 + sqrt(3)/2i Press S&lt;&gt;D button: 0.57735+0.866025i I used to use my TI-89 for everything, until I read through the manual for this thing and realized that it's far quicker to get to things I use on a daily basis with this thing. AND it gives it to me with exact notation more often than not, a feature that my TI-89 just wasn't very good at. And all of the symbols you need are in button form, instead of somewhere deep in a catalog. Notice the Log(base)(value) button. I haven't seen a single calculator other than this one which has that button, and I use that all the friggin' time. It was certainly worth a try. If my time is worth $30 an hour as an engineer, it has already saved me hundreds of dollars in time compared to my TI-89.
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It uses an AC adaptor that isn't included in the 'ribbon edition' so you don't need a plug adaptor. As far as I know, you can use a normal British AC adaptor. However, I was so excited when mine arrived that I couldn't wait to buy an adaptor and just put batteries in. That was over six months ago and I haven't had to change them yet. I did a lot of research on label printers before deciding on this one and I really do think it's brilliant - both as a normal label maker and especially for making ribbons.
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The person I bought this for was trained on CAD software in college. He has never used this version of CAD before. He can't answer your question.
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I have never used Autocad, but you can always check the specs. See what Autocad requires, and try to match it with the specifications the computer has.
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This is what's printed directly on the side:4.8A, 24W Dual Port AC AdaptorModel: L48WC-W (I have the white one)Input: 100-240V ~ 50/60Hz, 0.5AOutput 1: 5V/2.4A (Max)Output 2: 5V/2.4A (Max)Then there's symbols printed on:A square within a square, a home, the recycle symbol, trash can with X over it.It also has FC with a littler c in the big C, CE, and RoHS Compliant. I hope that helps.
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This unit was suppose to be a " Factory Reconditioned " unit with a full " Factory warranty ", and yes the AC adapter was included . I could never get the Cisco software for configure to the Laptop and thus was unable to use the " Guess " logon access. I was on the phone with Cisco for over an hour. There response was to purchase a newer model. I have over 30 years with IBM. If I ever told my customer that, I would be fired immediately .
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I don't remember getting any custom images that came w it. We just wrote in prize names w a dry erase marker on each slot. FYI, the dry erase marker provided is not good. Use your own.
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I am a cartoonist. I have been drawing on paper, scanning into Corel Draw, manipulating and shading the drawing, export as a Jpeg and e-mail it away. Just went to the "world standard" of Adobe Illustrator and having trouble getting up to speed. However, Amazon does sell "Ai for dummies". I got a used one, great price and brand new, and I am starting to make "some" headway on the learning curve. Hang in there, I'm 82. Now I'm looking for a Huion tablet "Dummies" book. Jerry
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It would depend just how serious you plan to get into Autocad. Probably would if your just want to play with drawing programs. My problem with Lenovo is getting help from the factory when something goes wrong. I'll never buy another lenovo product.
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Absolutely. You can draw individual components and save them in the library. You can also create different layers to show separate parts of the circuit.
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http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090610193319AAWxfLlThere's the answer but I am also confused which one to buy. :| I am not sure which software are not included in Acad version. I hope Amazon can elaborate more on the difference.
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NO, now it includes a disc with a users manual. It also has a separate wiring diagram, which is fairly user friendly. And it comes with directions for Mach3 debugging. Full of photos, and the English is only slightly broken. All in all, everything is clearly explained. EDIT: There is just one 5v+ wire per axis output. So, you probably need jumper wires on the driver itself. - Use the jumpers to connect EN+, Step+ and Direction+. (On this breakout-board, the Step, EN, and Direction terminals are negative.)
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As of 4/30/14, no. I contacted Targus and they advised that the rectangular power plug that Lenovo uses is still in development and not yet available. No ETA. (FWIW, voltage and amperage output looks to be OK, it's Lenovo's plug shape that is the issue.) Additional, there is a power adapter cable model # 0B47046 that adapts a round plug to the rectangle one, but I have not tried it yet.
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Our standard Desktop CNC Machines can be run from KCam, Mach3, and EMC2. All process GCode and some process other formats such as DXF. Please see their respective websites for details. For our USB Solution our own FabCAM processes GCode, so to generate GCode from your CAD you would eitehr use a plugin for AutoCAD/Solidworks to export your design directly to GCode, or a better solution is to save your design as eitehr DXF or STL format, import into MeshCAM to design your toolpaths and then save as GCode. MeshCAM has a FabCAM GCode export format. That way you can review and edit the toolpath before committing to GCode. Hope this helps and feel free to contact us with any additional questions you may have.
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Hi Jon, The cigarette lighter doesn't show any marking or model #'s, looks pretty standard. The only issue would be finding the correct size jack end to fit the port on the unit. The AC charger does show some info on the wall plug, "class 2 power supply, model# KU35-12-300D, input 120VAC60Hz 7W, Output 12VDC 300mA". Curious, why don't you just contact RoadPro directly and see if they offer replacement parts for their units? I have an address from the paperwork(RoadPro, 1875 Zeager Rd., Elizabethtown, PA 17022), perhaps you could find a corresponding # though which to reach them. Hope this helps. Later Kth Hi Jon, The cigarette lighter doesn't show any marking or model #'s, looks pretty standard. The only issue would be finding the correct size jack end to fit the port on the unit. The AC charger does show some info on the wall plug, "class 2 power supply, model# KU35-12-300D, input 120VAC60Hz 7W, Output 12VDC 300mA". Curious, why don't you just contact RoadPro directly and see if they offer replacement parts for their units? I have an address from the paperwork(RoadPro, 1875 Zeager Rd., Elizabethtown, PA 17022), perhaps you could find a corresponding # though which to reach... » Read More Hi Jon, The cigarette lighter doesn't show any marking or model #'s, looks pretty standard. The only issue would be finding the correct size jack end to fit the port on the unit. The AC charger does show some info on the wall plug, "class 2 power supply, model# KU35-12-300D, input 120VAC60Hz 7W, Output 12VDC 300mA". Curious, why don't you just contact RoadPro directly and see if they offer replacement parts for their units? I have an address from the paperwork(RoadPro, 1875 Zeager Rd., Elizabethtown, PA 17022), perhaps you could find a corresponding # though which to reach them. Hope this helps. Later Kth « Show Less
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Kraus provides a diagram on their website. They also provide CAD files you can send to a installer or I suspect use to have an accurate diagram printed.Manual: http://www.kraususa.com/pdf/kbu-23-V2.pdfCAD: http://www.kraususa.com/pdf/kbu-23-new_correct.dxf