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Adds ducts and conductors to one or more existing ducts. To use the AUDADDTODUCT command, specify the ducts and conductors to be added to the duct. Then select the duct by selecting the segment which contains the duct. If the segment contains more than one duct, select the target duct from a list of contained ducts. For more information, see About Design Layout. |
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Adds structures and devices to one or more existing poles. To use the AUDADDTOPOLE command, specify the structures and devices to be added to a pole. Then select the poles to which the structures and devices are to be added. For more information, see About Design Layout. |
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Adds ducts and conductors to one or more existing contiguous segments. To use the AUDADDTOSEGMENT command, specify the ducts and conductors to be added to the segments. Then select one or more contiguous segments. For more information, see About Design Layout. |
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AUDANALYSIS |
Displays the Analysis Palette of the Dashboard. |
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AUDANALYSISOPTIONSETS |
Displays the Configure Analysis Option Sets dialog box. Analysis option sets specify a set of variables used in analysis operations. For more information, see To Configure Analysis Option Sets. |
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AUDANALYZEALL |
Applies all analysis operations. See also: AUDGUYANALYSIS, AUDPULLINGTENSIONCALCULATE, AUDSAGANALYSIS, AUDVOLTAGEDROP. |
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AUDATTRIBUTESET |
Sets single or multiple attributes for one or more selected features. This command also works on contained features that cannot be directly selected in the drawing. When specifying the new attribute value, you can provide the attribute name or the domain ID number from the Domain Editor. |
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AUDAUTOSETTINGS |
Displays the Validate and Resolve Settings dialog box. For more information, see To Specify Validation and Resolution Settings. |
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AUDCALLOUTINSERT |
Define callouts for each feature class on the Callouts tab in the Industry Model Configuration dialog box.. Use Annotation rules to define callout behavior. For more information, see About Details, Callouts, and Annotations. |
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AUDCLEARANCE |
Checks clearance between wires and/or structures to determine if NESC clearance standards are met. Check the clearance between two wires or between a wire and any object, such as a Utility Design device or structure or a non-Utility Design object such as a building. Respond to the prompts to select the wires and specify parameters such as wind direction, required horizontal and vertical clearances, and so forth. A clearance envelope is displayed in the drawing and clearance violation status is indicated on the command line. |
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AUDCOLLAPSE |
Restores schematic lines to their non-schematic form. |
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AUDCONFIGGET |
Obtain a collection of configuration files (if the configuration has been saved and made available). These files define your design environment. For more information, see To Share Configuration. |
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AUDCONFIGSAVE |
Saves a collection of configuration files including annotations, blocks, materials, styles, and a drawing template. This set of files lets you share your design environment. For more information, see To Share Configuration. |
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AUDCONNECTIONHIGHLIGHT |
Highlight all the conductors and devices that are electrically connected to the selected device. This enables you to detect possible disconnections in the circuit. For more information about connection, see About Connection. |
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AUDCONNECTTOMODEL |
Displays the Connect to Industry Model dialog box where you can enter credentials to connect to an external data source. For more information, see To Connect to a Source Industry Model . |
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AUDCONVERTTOMODEL |
Converts GIS and drawing data to intelligent design data. For more information, see To Convert CAD and GIS Data to Design Features. |
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AUDCUSTOMINFO |
Calculates the load on selected service points. This command opens a spreadsheet-like interface that offers several methods for calculating the total load demand on structures at the service points. Results are inserted into the feature attributes for the service points. For more information, see To Calculate Load. |
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AUDDASHBOARD |
Prompts to display the Dashboard palette which provides tabs for Feature Info, Validation Results, Material Editor, and Analysis. |
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AUDDASHBOARDSTART |
Makes the Dashboard palette visible without prompting. |
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AUDDESIGNEXPLORER |
Prompts to display the Design Explorer palette which provides tabs for Feature Library and Model Viewer. |
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AUDDESIGNEXPLORERSTART |
Makes the Design Explorer palette visible without prompting. |
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AUDDESIGNNEW |
Opens a new design. |
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AUDDETAILEDIT |
Displays the Details tab of the Information palette. Use the Details tab to display and edit the contained content for a mount point or duct point in a detail. |
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AUDDETAILINSERT |
Inserts a pre-configured dwg block that represents a detailed view of a feature in the design. You can also insert a vanilla dwg by browsing to a dwg file as a detail. There are three kinds of details: General detail, vault detail, and trench detail. You can edit the active points in vault and trench details. |
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AUDDISCONNECTFROMMODEL |
Disconnects the design drawing from the current Connect to Extract connection made in the Connect to Industry Model dialog box. |
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AUDDOMAINCONFIG |
Creates and edits value lists for feature attributes. |
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Specifies the elevation of features based on a terrain layer. |
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AUDEXPAND |
Offsets the lines contained by a segment. |
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AUDEXTRACTTOMODEL |
Extracts source features into the current design drawing. Specify an area of interest in the drawing. Source features in the defined area are imported into the drawing. You must be connected to an external industry model data source. For more information, see To Extract and Merge Data. |
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AUDEXTRACTTOMODELCONFIG |
Defines the mappings between feature classes in the source industry model and feature classes in the current industry model in the design drawing. You can add filter expressions and change the coordinate system for the source. You can also save mappings and load previously defined mappings. For more information, see To Configure Mapping. |
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AUDEXTRACTTOMODELCONFIGLOAD |
Loads and extracts configuration rules from an external file into the current design drawing. |
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AUDEXTRACTTOMODELCONFIGREMOVE |
Removes the current extracted configuration from the current design drawing. |
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AUDEXTRACTTOMODELCONFIGSAVE |
Saves the current extracted configuration from the current design drawing to an external file. |
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AUDFEATUREINFO |
Displays the Feature Info palette of the Dashboard. |
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AUDGUYANALYSIS |
Performs guying analysis. |
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Adds a guy. Optional command line arguments let you select a model name and define a status value (New, Existing, Removal). As you draw, if the start and/or end point are snapped to a structure (such as a pole or anchor) a topological connection is made. If you snap only one point to a structure, an anchor is added to the unsnapped end of the newly created guy. For more information, see About Design Layout. |
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AUDINDUSTRYMODELADD |
Converts a standard AutoCAD drawing into an intelligent design drawing by adding an industry model. Note that you must select a template that contains an industry model. |
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AUDINDUSTRYMODELCONFIG |
Displays the Industry Model Configuration dialog box and enables you to configure:
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Adds a conductor or segment to the drawing. The polyline represents the geometry of one or more ducts and conductors within a trench. The command supports a nested syntax which allows you to create a nested collection of ducts and conductors (for example ducts that contain conductors as well as other ducts). If you specify Overhead Run for the ModelName attribute of the segment, pole features are created along with the line as one operation. If you define an underground segment, no poles are inserted. The MaxSpan parameter of AUDLINEFEATURE determines the maximum span between two poles when a new segment is created. If you specify an overhead segment when you draw a new segment, a pole is added at every point you click. If the gap between any new poles exceeds MaxSpan, poles are evenly inserted to divide the span as necessary so MaxSpan is not exceeded. For more information, see About Design Layout. |
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AUDLOCATIONHIGHLIGHT |
Highlights all the features associated with a particular work location. See also: AUDLOCATIONSET, AUDNOLOCATIONHIGHLIGHT. |
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AUDLOCATIONRENAME |
Renames a work location. |
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AUDLOCATIONSET |
Creates a work location and adds selected features to it. See Also: AUDNOLOCATIONHIGHLIGHT, AUDLOCATIONHIGHLIGHT. |
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AUDMATERIAL |
Displays the Material Editor palette of the Dashboard. |
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AUDMATERIALEXPORT |
Exports the contents of the Material Editor palette in the Dashboard to a CSV text file. |
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AUDMATERIALLLISTCONFIG |
Displays the Material List Configuration dialog box where you can customize the attributes displayed in the Material Editor. |
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AUDMATERIALCATALOG |
Displays the Material Catalog which contains the inventory of possible material items that can be ordered for design. Imports external catalog data. |
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AUDMATERIALCATALOGCONFIG |
Displays the Configure Material Catalog Attributes dialog box. Add custom attributes to add columns to the Material Catalog. |
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AUDMATERIALCATALOGIMPORT |
Displays the Import Catalog dialog box. For more information on importing catalog data, see To Import a Material Catalog. |
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AUDMATERIALRESET |
Clears the material list and runs all material rules against the design. |
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AUDMERGE |
Merges two selected segments and any conductors and ducts within the segment. The merge operation requires the following conditions be met:
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AUDMERGETOMODELVALIDATE |
Displays the Merge Changes palette to review and merge new, existing, modified, and removed features back into the source. The Merge Changes palette provides information on the features to be merged. You can specify features to merge and features to skip. Features marked with Removal status are deleted from the source when they are merged. For more information, see To Merge and Validate Changes. |
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AUDNOLOCATIONHIGHLIGHT |
Highlights all features that are not associated with any work location. See also: AUDLOCATIONHIGHLIGHT. |
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'AUDOFFSETPOINT |
From within the AUDPOINTFEATURE command, use 'AUDOFFSETPOINT to offset point features (devices and structures) from lines and other points. For more information, see To Create Offset Points. This command uses the alias 'offsetpt. |
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AUDOPTIONS |
Configures AutoCAD Utility Design options. For more information, see To Specify Application Options. |
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Adds an electrical device or point structure such as a pole or vault to the drawing. The command supports the creation of nested features such as a pole containing a light or a vault containing a transformer. For more information, see About Design Layout. |
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AUDPROJECTCONFIG |
Configure the Project Explorer before use. For more information, see To Configure the Project Explorer. |
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AUDPROJECTEXPLORER |
Displays the Project Explorer. |
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AUDPULLINGTENSIONCALCULATE |
Performs pulling tension analysis. |
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_AUDPURGE |
Synchronize 2D and 3D drawing block definitions with block directory files so most current blocks are available.
_AUDPURGE also clears the temporary style preview folder and improves performance. |
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AUDQUICKINFO |
Displays information about the selected feature, what it contains and is contained by, and what it is connected to. If the model is specified, that is also shown. |
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AUDREMOVEFROMPOLE |
Deletes structures and devices from the selected pole. Structures and devices contained by a pole are not visible in the canvas so you cannot select and delete them or use the ERASE command. To use the AUDREMOVEFROMPOLE command, select an existing pole. The command displays a list of the structures and devices contained by the pole. Specify the contained features to delete from the pole. |
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AUDREMOVEFROMSEGMENT |
Deletes ducts and conductors from the selected segment. Ducts and conductors contained by a segment are not visible in the canvas so you cannot select and delete them or use the ERASE command. To use the AUDREMOVEFROMSEGMENT command, select an existing segment. The command displays a list of the ducts and conductors that pass through the selected segment. Specify the ducts and conductors to delete from the segment. Note that you can double-click on a conductor or duct in the list to highlight all the segments that the duct or conductor passes through. For more information, see About Design Layout. |
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AUDREPORTDESIGNER |
Creates and edits reports using the Map 3D Report Designer. |
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AUDRESOLVE |
Manually resolves selected features by running the analysis operations specified in the Validate and Resolve Settings dialog box. For more information, see To Specify Validation and Resolution Settings. |
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AUDRULECONFIG |
Displays and edits rules. |
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AUDSAGANALYSIS |
Performs sag/ruling span analysis. |
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AUDSCHEMATICTODUCT |
Adds new schematic lines to an existing duct. |
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AUDSCHEMATICTOSEGMENT |
Adds new schematic lines to an existing segment. |
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AUDSELECTEXTRACTED |
Select the features that are currently extracted. |
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AUDSELECTREPORT |
Displays the Select Report dialog box so you can run a variety of reports. |
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AUDSETCONTAINER |
Specifies the feature that contains other features. |
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AUDSYMBOLSCALE |
Adjusts the scale for two dimensional symbols. |
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AUDTABLECONFIG |
Configures tables for use in various rules operations. |
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AUDTRANSITIONADD |
Works with the Transition Points palette (AUDTRANSITIONPOINT) to add 3D transition points to ducts. Three options can be used when specifying elevation.
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AUDTRANSITIONPOINT |
Displays the Transition Points palette for adding 3D geometry to ducts. For more information, see To Create 3D Geometry for Underground Ducts. |
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AUDVALIDATE |
Runs validation operations on your drawing and displays the results in the Validation Results palette in the Dashboard. For more information, see About Design Validation. |
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AUDVALIDATION |
Displays the Validation Results palette of the Dashboard. |
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AUDVOLTAGEDROP |
Performs voltage drop/flicker analysis on transformers and conductors. |
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AUDXRCOPY |
Copies the selected Utility Design feature and creates an AutoCAD object that is not controlled by Utility Design and is not associated with the industry model. |