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v0.8.4
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New
- Bundled library, version 17. Surge protectors of type 1 (spark gap), 1+2 (combined), 2 (varistor) and 3, in 1P, 1P+N, 3P and 3P+N where they exist, and type 2 and type 1+2 for DC from PV strings; each has its lines on top and one earth terminal below, so nothing passes through it. Fuse disconnectors for 10x38, 14x51 and 22x58 mm links in one to four poles (a new kind,
fuse, which can be open and whose rating protects the cable behind it). Feed-through terminals of 2.5 to 16 mm2 for L, N, PE and control, terminal strips of 6 and 12 ways, distribution blocks, RCBOs with three phases and a neutral, and contactors of one to four poles. Widths and heights are typical, not a maker's. - Module fields for surge protectors (
spdType, the impulse, nominal and maximum discharge currents, the protection level, the continuous voltage) and for fuses (fuseClass,fuseSize), in the format, the schema, the library editor, the inspector and the palette search. The bundled devices carry the type, class and size; the ratings are for the owner of a library to enter. - Check warns about a surge protector whose lines are connected and whose earth terminal is not, and about a type 1 or 1+2 protector fed from the output of an RCD. The cable advice calls a fuse a fuse.
- Place in the module designer can be switched off by clicking it again: a click on the drawing then only selects a terminal and a drag moves it.
Fixed
- Delete in the module designer no longer removes the module on the rail behind the dialog, and removes the chosen face shape.
- Marks on the bundled faces no longer lie on the terminals.
- Removing terminals in the designer, or replacing them with a block, no longer leaves a contactor or relay with logic that names terminals that are gone; the logic is taken off with a message and Undo brings it back.
Limits
- RCD types (A, AC, B) are not modelled yet.
- The ratings of the bundled surge protectors are empty on purpose.
- Projects keep the module definitions they were made with; the new terminals of the surge protectors reach an old project through Update modules from libraries.