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New development: Eplan Cogineer Easily automating engineering
Automatically creating schematics is now child’s play. Solutions provider Eplan presents a brand new software for efficient configuration at the Hannover Messe, ensuring both a quick start using the soft-ware and impressive results, all with just a few clicks. Eplan Cogineer, which is completely inte-grated into the Eplan Platform, offers ease of use and maximum simplicity. Expert knowledge about configuration or variant management isn’t required – just standard knowledge of how to use macros.

More efficiency and higher quality
Eplan Cogineer can generate complete electrotechnical documentation with just one click. This results in two crucial advantages. First, it ensures the error-free implementation of the defined rules and structures, thus guaranteeing high quality documentation. Second, substantially more projects can be developed in the same amount of time than was the case with the copying and pasting of pages and macros. Eplan Cogineer offers absolute data continuity from product structuring through to the specific project implementation and supports compliance with norms and standards. This ensures the greatest possible precision and maximum efficiency. The first project can be generated within just a short period of time thanks in part to the intuitive user interface.
“Learning by doing” is the maxim for users. Eplan Cogineer is designed to be an easily deployable tool for occasional users and power users alike, allowing them to configure projects and generate projects in Eplan Electric P8. It doesn’t matter whether machines or plants have already been structured according to functional aspects or to a system-specific perspective. The new solution takes a scalable configuration approach to the chosen working methods, too: a mix of traditional working methods and configurations – for instance with manual and configurable subprojects – can be combined as needed.