AutoCAD Electrical 2027: Tutorials, Exercises, and Projects

In this tutorial, you will create a new project and add project description to it. You will also create a new drawing in the project.

In this tutorial, you will add and remove drawings from the active project and replace the

drawings of another project with the active project.

In this tutorial, you will copy an existing project and add three drawings into it. Next, you will find the list of drawings that have different settings. You will also compare and match the settings of one of the added drawings with the copied project.

In this tutorial, you will add wire to the drawing and use the Trim Wire tool to trim the wire. Also, you will use the Delete Wire Numbers tool to delete a wire number.

In this tutorial, you will create a wire type using the Create/Edit Wire Type tool and then change the wire type of another wire to the wire type that you have created using the Change/Convert Wire Type tool.

In this tutorial, you will insert a wire number and fix all wire numbers in it. You will also insert wire color/gauge labels.

In this tutorial, you will use the Show Wire Sequence tool to trace the wire sequence of one of the wire networks in the drawing. Next, you will edit the wire sequence of this wire network using the Edit Wire Sequence tool.

In this tutorial, you will insert a ladder into the drawing and then modify it by trimming rungs. You will also add wires between rungs.

In this tutorial, you will stretch and revise the ladder. Also, you will add rungs to the ladder,

In this tutorial, you will insert a three-phase ladder and also add a three-phase wire bus to the

drawing

In this tutorial, you will set the format for reference numbers of a ladder and then insert a ladder into the drawing. Next, you will insert another ladder and insert X-Y grid labels into the drawing

In this tutorial, you will convert the ladder that is created using the Line tool to an AutoCAD

Electrical Intelligent ladder.

In this tutorial, you will insert a ladder with four rungs into the drawing and then insert push buttons, relays, and pilot lights from the Insert Component dialog box. Also, you will add a description to components

In this tutorial, you will edit the component and add the catalog information to this component. Also, you will add a wire and trim the rung.

In this tutorial, you will use the Swap/Update Block tool to swap the components.

In this tutorial, you will change the symbol library setting from NFPA to JIC 125. Also, you will swap a component of the NFPA library with a component from the JIC 125 library.

In this tutorial, you will insert a ladder and its components into a drawing. Next, you will use the Copy Component, Scoot, Move Component, and Delete Component tools for copying, scooting, moving, and deleting the inserted components. Also, you will hide the attributes of components.

In this tutorial, you will audit the drawing by using the Electrical Audit and Drawing Audit tools and add catalog data to a component in this drawing. You will also surf a component in the drawing.

In this tutorial, you will create a schematic drawing. Next, you will add catalog data to one of the components and then copy it to other components. Also, you will add location data to one of the control relay and copy it to the rest of the control relays.

In this tutorial, you will update drawings using the Project-Wide Update/Retag tool.

In this tutorial, you will create a point-to-point wiring diagram.

In this tutorial, you will create a point-to-point wiring diagram using connectors and a splice.

In this tutorial, you will insert a user-circuit into the drawing, copy the inserted circuit, and then save the circuit,

In this tutorial, you will configure a one-line motor circuit using the Circuit Builder tool.

In this tutorial, you will insert a user-circuit into a drawing, save the circuit as a wblocked circuit, and then insert the wblocked circuit into another drawing,

In this tutorial, you will extract schematic component list from the project using the Schematic List tool. Next, you will insert components from the list in the panel drawings as footprints and then add nameplates to footprints.

In this tutorial, you will edit the footprints and assign item numbers to them. Next, you will add balloons to footprints.

In this tutorial, you will insert a footprint manually in the drawing using the Manual tool. Also, you will make the Xdata of the footprint visible by using the Make Xdata Visible tool.

In this tutorial, you will create a drawing and insert footprint in it using the User Defined List tool. Also, you will add a new library to the Panel Footprint Libraries library.

In this tutorial, you will add a new footprint record to the footprint user defined list database file

In this tutorial, you will generate a schematic Bill of Material report of the project and then insert a table into the drawing. Also, you will generate a schematic Component report and save the report to the Excel Spreadsheet format file (.xls).

In this tutorial, you will generate the Panel Nameplate report for the project and then place the report in a drawing in a tabular format. Also, you will generate the panel Component report and save it in an ASCII format file.

In this tutorial, you will create and save the format files for schematic components and panel components of the project. Next, you will use the Automatic Reports tool to group the format files and generate the report.

In this tutorial, you will first insert a ladder and then a parametric PLC module into the ladder. Also, you will add empty spacers in the PLC module and then break the module to continue inserting it a few rungs later. Next, you will continue inserting the remaining part of the module into a different ladder.

In this tutorial, you will insert a ladder into a drawing and then create a new PLC module using the PLC Database File Editor tool. Next, you will insert this new module into the ladder.

In this tutorial, you will generate PLC drawings using the PLC I/O Utility tool. Also, you will change the default settings and save the settings in a .wdi file.