We will be streaming on-demand the "EPLAN Comprehensive Electrical Design CAD Electric P8 Product Demo Seminar," which many people participate in every time. Are you not doing work every day that involves "a lot of man-hours for circuit diagram modifications," "frequent corrections due to human error," and "copying and pasting to create parts lists and terminal block lists using different tools"? By designing with EPLAN, the efficiency of writing circuit diagrams and creating various forms significantly improves. Seminar Content: - Creating a project in EPLAN - Circuit diagram creation - symbol placement, automatic wiring function, relay points, etc. - Circuit diagram creation - writing circuit diagrams from components when the components are predetermined, automatic DT carryover, inserting terminal blocks - Circuit diagram creation - specifying external components - Circuit diagram creation - connection definition points - Circuit diagram creation - inserting auxiliary A contacts and B contacts on separate pages - Panel layout - Creating reports based on panel layout data - Creating layout drawings from 3D to 2D - QA: Will the history and comments when modifying or altering drawings be managed collectively by project? - Revision management function

We will provide a recorded broadcast of the product demo seminar on 3D layout design in control panels using EPLAN Pro Panel, aimed at electrical designers. This seminar focuses on features such as component placement, interference checking functionality, automatic routing capabilities, and how to reflect the lengths of wires calculated during routing in reports. Seminar Content: - Starting 3D design: Placement of enclosures, ducts, and DIN rails - Component placement - Interference checking functionality - Routing - Reflecting the lengths of wires calculated during routing in reports - Conversion to 2D drawings - Enclosure legend/equipment table - Information on drilling positions (drilling view) - Duct occupancy rate - Design related to heat dissipation

To all those responsible for the design of machinery and electrical controls. Are you facing situations where you are pressed for deadlines, frequently dealing with rework, and working long hours in your daily tasks? Do you feel that "I want to solve the issues, but I'm too busy to think about it" or "It's not my job to consider the problems and solutions," yet still harbor a sense that things cannot continue as they are? The introduction of electrical design CAD is a process that not only solves the immediate challenges but also leads to increased efficiency for the design team and the entire company. However, there are common pitfalls that those responsible for tool selection often encounter. As they gather information through internet searches, exhibitions, and seminars, the number of considerations tends to increase, often resulting in a pattern where each detailed function is compared in a checklist format. However, true efficiency is not just about reducing work time; it also involves reducing the work itself. We have compiled helpful materials on how to make electrical design more efficient, not just by reproducing current design methods but by exploring how to improve them.