Latest Contributions by ManueleMesseri

Hi everyone,  I'm implementing a Utility Network (electric)  and I am now defining my Subnetwork Controllers for my connectivity. In the picture below, there's two different Network Controllers (A and B), they both have a category of Secondary Distribution Mesh. (In green the downstream directions and in Pink, the upstream direction. Once I build the subnetwork A (Upstream Controller) I receive an error type 29 (Inconsistent subnetwork name on multiple subnetwork controllers in the same subnetwork discovered during update subnetwork.). The same happens when I build the B subnetwork (Downstream Controller). so questions: How am I suppose to make them work together? Why when I build the subnetwork, it goes upstream as well as downstream? (Those are Circuit Breakers and defined as such on their terminals Same topic but a different issue: Between subnetwork, downstream of this screenshot, I have an Open Point (Tie Switch) witch is set to Open (Device Status) however, when building the subnetwork, the subnet line doesn't stop at the open point. what am I missing? Any clue on my questions? Thanks! Manu ... View more

Hi All, I'm having a lot of trouble trying to resolve connectivity, even on a simple dataset. In this case, I am trying to connect a High Voltage conductor to a High Voltage Fuse and I keep receiving this error message (Invalid connectivity - No junction edge rule.) Now, the first thing I thought was that I hadn't any valid rule, so I went checking and I found the rule But, despite the error message saying that I miss a Junction-Edge connectivity rule. I thought... Well it must be an Edge-Junction-Edge rule, being in between two lines so I went checking those rules The rules are both presents. Does anyone have any idea why the error doesn't go away? ... View more