Preserve exact endpoints
Each logical wire retains its source component and port plus its destination component and port. For multipole connectors, the port identifies the exact cavity rather than only the connector body.
Connected harness reporting
Create from-to wire lists from exact harness endpoints
Create from-to wire lists from connector cavities, terminals, splices, grounds, and open endpoints while preserving verified wire and endpoint information.
Keep routing and identity separate
A wire number identifies one logical conductor while editable bend points control its drawing route. Moving a bend does not create extra conductors or change the endpoint record.
Represent incomplete work honestly
A wire may finish at an explicit open endpoint while the route is being developed. It stays reconnectable and visible; the product does not silently invent the final termination or ground return.
Use the report with manufacturing evidence
The from-to CSV and engineering PDF use the same project graph as the BOM and cut list. Recorded conductor size, current, voltage drop, and length appear when that evidence exists.
Worked example
| Wire | Source endpoint | Destination endpoint | Size | Recorded length | Endpoint state |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| W001 | X1 / cavity 1 | X2 / cavity 4 | 1.0 mm² | 2.500 m | Complete |
| W002 | X1 / cavity 2 | SP1 / branch A | 0.75 mm² | 1.200 m | Complete |
| W003 | X1 / cavity 3 | OPEN-1 | Not specified | Not recorded | Open endpoint |
Important limitations
- A drawn route is not automatically a verified physical cut length.
- Missing wire size, rating, or length remains blank or unresolved rather than being fabricated.
- A from-to report documents connectivity; it does not replace continuity testing of a manufactured harness.
Common questions
Can a wire remain open while routing is unfinished?
Yes. The workspace supports an explicit reconnectable open endpoint. It is not treated as a completed connection.
Does the report preserve connector cavities?
Yes. Source and destination port identifiers preserve exact connector-cavity endpoints when the wire terminates on a multipole connector.