Help with NIC software please!!!

[dtec dave]

So..I'm trying struggling with the NIC software again!!

I have a 3 phase board which feeds another 3 phase board and I'm trying to set up an EIC on the software. I have done it before but can't seem to do it again.

I have the 'origin of supply' highlighted in blue then right clicked to 'create 3 phase board' but I can't work out how to create a board fed from this.

Anybody help please..need to get this EIC done today??

 

[Strima]

Which NIC software are you using?

 

[dtec dave]

The online certification on their website.

 

[Strima]

I can't help then as I use the standalone Clik software.

 

[Midwest]

Use the same certification with Elecsa. Never done 3 phase stuff. Having played with it a bit, do you not >create 3 phase board > create way, select one of the ways > convert circuit to distribution board. Then delete the other two ways?

 

[dtec dave]

Use the same certification with Elecsa. Never done 3 phase stuff. Having played with it a bit, do you not >create 3 phase board > create way, select one of the ways > convert circuit to distribution board. Then delete the other two ways?

No..can't do that as it will only create a single phase board, need to create a 3 phase one. cheers anyway

 

[polo1]

Had a look, and can't figure out what I did last time I had this scenario! I'm doing certs this pm, so if I figure it out, I'll post again.

 

[Pauls0212]

No..can't do that as it will only create a single phase board, need to create a 3 phase one. cheers anyway

merge phases and then convert to to board

 

[dtec dave]

Had a look, and can't figure out what I did last time I had this scenario! I'm doing certs this pm, so if I figure it out, I'll post again.

I seem to think last time I created two 3 phase boards then dragged 1 onto the other, it's not letting me do this now. Cheers

 

[polo1]

Update - I think last time I first created my "main" 3 phase board (say DB1), then created a remote 3 phase board (say DB2). On DB2, you detail DB1 and circuit number feeding the remote board under "Supply from Remote Board is From".

 

[dtec dave]

Update - I think last time I first created my "main" 3 phase board (say DB1), then created a remote 3 phase board (say DB2). On DB2, you detail DB1 and circuit number feeding the remote board under "Supply from Remote Board is From".

That's the one..cheers sorted now!!!!