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The Diagram tab is visible when you view a reliability block diagram (RBD).
Analyze
analyzes the relationships of the components in the diagram and puts the
reliability-wise configuration into a mathematical formula.
Plot
creates a plot based on the analysis results. Clicking the Plot
icon before the diagram has been analyzed will automatically perform the
analysis and then plot the data.
QCP
opens the Weibull++
Quick Calculation Pad (QCP), which allows you to obtain reliability
results based on the algebraic solution for the diagram. Clicking the
QCP icon before the diagram has
been analyzed will automatically perform the analysis and then open the
QCP.
Add Block
adds a new standard block to the current diagram. The diagram represents
a data sheet in a Weibull++ or ALTA standard folio.
Connect Blocks
allows you to create connectors between blocks in the current diagram.
When this command is selected, click the source block, hold down the left
mouse button and drag a line from the source block to the destination
block. When the crosshairs are located above the destination block, release
the mouse button to create a connector. To stop adding connectors and
return to the normal mode, click the diagram or clear the Connect Blocks
option (i.e., by choosing the command again).
Add Node
adds a new node (k-out-of-n
switch) to the current diagram.
Add
Junction adds a non-failing block to the diagram. Because diagrams
must flow from a single starting point to a single ending point, you may
need to use junction blocks as starting and/or ending blocks (see Diagram
Analysis Constraints). They can also be used anywhere within the diagram
that you need a block that does not fail (i.e., does not affect the system
reliability). This type of block does not have properties.
Add Annotation
adds a new annotation to the current diagram. You can edit the text that
appears in the annotation by double-clicking it to open the Edit Annotation
window.
Copy Diagram
as Graphic copies the current diagram to the Clipboard. The diagram
can then be pasted into other documents as an enhanced metafile (*.emf)
graphic.
Copy Selected
Graphic copies the current block to the Clipboard. The block can
then be pasted into other documents as an *.emf graphic.
Export Graphic
saves the diagram as a graphic in one of the following formats: *.wmf,
*.png, *.gif or *.jpg. You will be able to use the exported graphic in
any application, provided that the application supports the file format.
Auto Arrange
automatically arranges the blocks in the diagram so that all blocks are
evenly spaced and centered.
Make Same Size
allows you to resize multiple blocks of different sizes. See Arranging
and Resizing Blocks.
Height resizes the selected blocks to be the same height as the first selected block.
Width resizes the selected blocks to be the same width as the first selected block.
Both resizes the selected blocks to be the same width and height as the first selected block.
Make Spacing
Equal allows you to easily adjust the spacing between multiple
blocks. See Arranging and
Resizing Blocks.
Horizontal equally spaces the selected blocks according to the horizontal spacing of the first two selected blocks.
Vertical equally spaces the selected blocks according to the vertical spacing of the first two selected blocks.
Both equally spaces the selected blocks according to the horizontal and vertical spacing of the first two selected blocks.
Align Blocks
allows you to easily adjust the position of multiple blocks. See Arranging
and Resizing Blocks.
Align Tops aligns the selected blocks to the top of the first selected block.
Align Middles aligns the selected blocks to the vertical center of the first selected block.
Align Bottoms aligns the selected blocks to the bottom of the first selected block.
Align Lefts aligns the selected blocks to the left of the first selected block.
Align Centers aligns the selected blocks to the horizontal center of the first selected block.
Align Rights aligns the selected blocks to the right of the first selected block.
Align to Grid aligns the selected blocks to the grid.
Edit Diagram opens the Diagram Style window, which allows you to customize the appearance of the current diagram and set the default properties for connectors and new blocks that are added to the diagram. See Diagram Style Settings.
Edit Block
Block Properties opens the data sheet that is associated with the block.
Block Style opens the Block Style window, which allows you to customize the appearance of the selected block. See Block Style Settings.
Bring Block to Front moves the currently select blocks in front of other objects on the diagram.
Send Block to Back moves the currently select blocks behind other objects on the diagram.
Edit Connector
Connector Style opens the Connector Style window, which allows you to customize the appearance of the selected connectors. See Connector Style Settings.
Line Bend allows you to create a bend in the line.
Bring to Front moves the currently select line in front of other objects on the diagram.
Send to Back moves the currently select line behind other objects on the diagram.
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