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SolidWorks Electrical: The Archive Environment, Part 1

Shao Liu regularly contributes to the documentation for our Electrical Team here at Javelin Technologies. The article below is a useful section from his work.

SolidWorks Electrical has a powerful SQL back end and uses an archiving process for packaging all parts or project information. When creating customized electrical component which may include schematic symbols, manufacture information and 3D content, SolidWork Electrical has the advantage of automating the process with ease.

The Archive Environment has two methods in which it is used:

1) Packaging a select list of Manufacturing parts (or Symbols or TitleBlocks or Cables or Macros)

2) Packaging the Database

First of all, it is necessary to transfer all the 3D files into the default location of SolidWork Electrical at

C:\ProgramData\SolidWorks Electrical\SolidWorks\sldPrt.

This will ensure that newly added 3D content is registered in the software.

Note:This Process of copying parts to local machine may vary for Enterprise PDM environment and Client Server SW Electrical Setup. Kindly consult your CAD administration for more details.

Packaging a select list of Manufacturing parts

Inside the application, create a user defined library, this will be easier to manage later when archiving content. A new library can be created in Libraries manager.

A User can add manufacture information or choose an existing part to add or edit information inside Manufacture parts manager.

Once the manufacture information and the 3D files are in place, a user can simply link the two together. Open Manufacturer parts manager, right click on a Part to properties. In 3D part, browse inside sldPrt folder and selecting the correct 3D file.

Once all the parts have the complete information and 3D file linked, they are ready to be packaged.

Click Archive in Manufacturer parts manager, and save the archive file.

This Manufacturing Parts list can now be shared with other SolidWorks Electrical users outside your network/ environment. This process can be repeated with any of the other Library managers in the application. Read more in Archiving Part 2

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A new version of SOLIDWORKS Education Edition came out recently and at Studica we have had some customers contact our support team with questions regarding installation. In this post, we will provide step-by-step instructions regarding how to download SOLIDWORKS Student Edition 2018-2019. This should make the process easier and provides some helpful screenshots for reference. You can also read this article about the new features of the SOLIDWORKS Education Edition.

SOLIDWORKS Student System Requirements

First, you want to make sure your computer can run SOLIDWORKS. If you are interested in the recommended system requirements, refer to the SOLIDWORKS website. Here is a list of the minimum system requirements for SOLIDWORKS for both your operating system and hardware.

Operating System

  • Windows 7 64-bit
  • Windows 8.1 64-bit
  • Windows 10 64-bit

Hardware

A Note About Graphics Cards: SOLIDWORKS does not provide specific VRAM or clock speed requirements for the minimum recommended graphics cards. However, they recommend the NVIDIA Quadro, AMD FirePro or AMD Radeon Pro WX series of graphics cards.

Downloading the Software

Note that these instructions only apply to users who purchased a downloadable copy of the software from Studica. If you purchased a physical copy, then you would just put your DVD into your DVD drive and follow the installation procedure.

  • Go to this site.
  • On that site, fill out the information like it shows in this screenshot. Make sure the email address you put in is your real email address and not what’s shown in the screenshot. We will deal with the SDK-ID in the next step.

  • To get the SDK-ID, you’ll want to go to the download page that was sent to you from Studica. If you don’t know where this is, go to studica.com and click “Login” at the top-right of the site.

  • Login to your Studica account using your credentials.
  • Once you’re logged in, click the “My Downloads” tab near the top of the site.

  • In your downloads, you should see your SOLIDWORKS 2018 program listed. Click the “Download” link next to it to open the download site.
  • On the download site, scroll down until you see a section titled “To download your Student Edition, please follow the instructions below:”
  • Read the second step of this section. The SDK-ID will be listed. Copy that ID and paste it into the SDK-ID box on the SOLIDWORKS website you were on previously.
  • Once that’s done, click “Request Download” and the program should begin to download.

Once the download is finished, you’ll be able to run the installer and begin the installation process. Note that you will be asked to authorize your software. Be sure you have your authorization code handy. This code should have been sent to you from Studica. If you didn’t receive it, then go to your My Downloads page and you should find your codes listed.

Conclusion

That’s all there is to it. If you have issues downloading or licensing the SOLIDWORKS Student & Education Edition program and have purchased from Studica, feel free to contact Studica and we can help you get up and running.

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