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OPR Designer V7
Tutorial
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October 14, 2019 | Slide 1
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General Menu
File: File management
Settings: To change
language And Price list
management
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Settings: Sub Menu Settings
Settings menu
Language selection
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Settings: Price list manager
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Settings: Price list manager
Several Price list can be created for
example depending of type of customers.
For each Project a reference Price list must
be indicated using the function: Select
price list.
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Create a project
Red field is mandatory to
be filled in.
Author and quotation
number will appear in the
drawing’s title block.
The parts “Contact” and
“Comments” do not
appears when printing the
projects, these are only
internal information.
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Within one project, several quotations may be created. One project may be the protection of
a complete industrial site, and there is may be several quotations corresponding to each
building of this particular site.
First step is then to create a quotation within the project using the button “Add” and
naming it.
Conductor may be chosen for the whole quotation (eg WLQQHGFRSSHULQWKLVFDVH
"Margin" in % which will increase by the same percentage the accessories and the
conductor length. It is a safety margin added to the theoretical length of conductor
calculated by the software.
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One of these 5 possible conductors can be choose for all the quotation.
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When starting a new quotation :
First step is to import a ground layout (AutoCAD drawings, photos
such as Google earth images, keep in mind that it always has to be
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Define scale of the drawing : to do so only one dimension must be
known, the software is putting at right scale automatically the
complete drawing.
Create geometrical forms onto the drawing
using these 3 tools.
This is to draw a pylon or a mast.
The building has to be modelized in the software using these
preformed forms that are placed one on top of the others. The first
shape defines the base of the building.
All others geometrical forms created after and placed on top of the
first one will increment its high.
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Definition of each element
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Definition of each element of a structure
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Tool to create a Pylon
Symbol of representation on the plan.
Tool to create a Pylon.
Designation: Allows you to name the pylon but
also to "lock" it.
If you check this box, it will avoid accidentally
moving it.
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The height of the pylon can be entered, the base
dimensions are fixed.
Constraints: Same as for a structure.
Fixing accessories for ground conductors:
Different types of collars can be chosen
depending on the sizing of the pylon frame.
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Launch automatic calculations
Calculation is launched automatically using this red button
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Setting lightning rod fixations
Once software has calculated automatic ESE
positioning. Click on the ESE to define type of fixation
according to roof proprieties.
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Delete function
Possibility to remove
manually earthing
systems and
equipotential bonding
given in automatic by
the soft.
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Manual selection
You may also use this software in a “manual mode” meaning that
instead of using the red button that launches the automatic mode of
selection you may implement yourself the required ESE at the place
you think it is necessary using the following icons :
First select the element where you want to install the rod and then
click on the above button and if necessary move the rod using the
mouse, or even delete it if not as you wish using the bin icon.
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Manual selection
If the element is not completely covered by your selection of rod it will
appear the unprotected zone in red color.
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Manual selection
If a yellow arrow appears that means that a small zone that is not
possible to see clearly on the screen it not covered completely.
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Icons definition
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Icons definition
Duplicate
selected
elements ESE Localization
by setting points
Delete of reference on
selected the drawing
elements Zoom
selection Darkness of
Group ground layout
selected Ungroup Find a lightning
elements selected Set layout protection solution
elements order
in automatic mode
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Icons definition
Add polygonal shape
Add rectangular shape
Add round or elliptical shape
Add a Pylon
Add forbidden areas
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Hide structure selection
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Special Tools
By holding down the Shift key on the
keyboard, a rule appears which allows you
to measure the distance between 2
buildings for example. This rule can be
moved using the mouse. The distance is
given in meters.
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Open past quotations
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ESE positioning on the drawing
A point of reference on the drawing in given to facilitate future
installation. You have the choice to modify it and take the reference
point from where you whish on the drawing. The length in meters will be
given to you in the pdf file. Access and quite this mode with
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