EPLAN potential color. 3 ways to color your potentials

[@ensart91]

Thanks for the content.
Also, there is another way to change the color of potential. You can put potential definition points under XD1 terminals. Then change the color from PDP.
We use this way to show the supply voltage from the source.

[@tbengineering7066]

Thank you so much. I was wondering why my Neutral Lines were being automatically set to Red, when I wanted them to be black. Instead of ungrouping and then regrouping devices to change the Logic to Uncertain, I was able to only change Potential type [N] to black.

Perfectamente explicado, para aprender "sin mas"

[@truonglam8962]

Thanks for shared

[@eplaninanutshell]

You're welcome 😊

[@snegedhaa]

Thanks for the content. 😊

[@eplaninanutshell]

You're welcome 😊

[@theMeo1907]

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[@loganxmen3114]

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[@eplaninanutshell]

De nada, amigo.😎

[@samizarouf2539]

danke

[@eplaninanutshell]

Gerne 😎

[@taavikoppel1769]

But I have "device connection points (two-sided)" inside a black box and going to a NO contact. One side of the contact is BLUE and the other side is RED. Why?
Device connection point logic has potential type "Undefined" and also the NO contact logic has potential type "Undefined"
Why does EPLAN decide one side should be BLUE and the other side RED.