Adding Filters

In Desigo CC, there are default filters for all geographic directions. After adding to the graphic, the default filter is configured as per project requirements.

  1. In the Mode group, conduct one of the following actions:
  • Click Design . Previously rotated objects appear in the default direction.
  • (Optional) Click Test . In this case, the filter does not display in its true size.
  1. In System Browser, select logical view.
  1. Select Logical > [Network name] \...\ [Plant] >
  • [FilEh (exhaust air filter)]
  • [FilEx (extract air filter)]
  • [FilOa (outside air filter)]
  • [FilRc (recirculated air filter)]
  • [FilSu (supply air filter)]
  1. Drag the object to the graphics page.
  • The added object is displayed in its true size .

 

Rotating
  • The fan symbol is added to the graphic.
  1. In the Mode group, click Test .
  1. Select the filter symbol.
  1. Left-click and hold, then right-click until the filter symbol displays in the desired direction.
  1. Release the left mouse button.
  • The filter symbol is displayed in the desired direction.

Direction of the Pressure Sensor on the Filter

Direct Entry of Direction under Symbol Properties > Substitution > Direction

0

1

2

3

4

  • Enter the air direction in the Filter Direction field:

Determining Air Direction

Direct Entry of Direction under Symbol Properties > Substitution > Filter Direction

0 = Air direction right or upward

1 = Air direction left or downward

NOTE:
In drawing mode, the filter is always displayed in the default state.

 

Changing Symbol Type

In the Filter Type field, enter a number from 0 through 3.

Filter Style

Direct Entry of Direction under Symbol Properties > Substitution > Filter Type

0

1

2

3

Configuring Analog Display

As an option, you can configure the frame, display precision, and unit for the analog display.

  1. In the Display Box field, enter a number from 0 through 1.
  • 0 = No frame displays.
  • 1 = Frame display.
  1. In the Precision field, enter a number from 0 through 5.
  • 0 = No decimal points display.
  • 1‒5 = Displays number of decimal points as per entry from 1 through 5.
  1. In the Units fields, enter the unit. The unit is displayed by value.
    NOTE: A manually entered value overwrites the imported unit.