Harness

A harness is the physical layout of your design: how the wires from your Schematic are grouped into bundles, where they branch, and how long each run is. Harness mode works on the same task as the schematic, so the connectors and wires you've already defined carry across.

Needs confirmation: the exact control used to switch between Schematic and Harness mode, and whether harness changes sync back to the schematic.

Core concepts

Concept	What it is
Bundle	A group of wires running together along one segment of the harness. Each segment shows its length.
Node	A point where bundle segments meet or branch, or where a bundle ends.
Wire	An individual wire routed through one or more bundles between two connectors.
Connector	A connector placed on the harness, with its cavities listed in the Cavity Table.
Other parts	Non-electrical items on the harness, such as coverings and tubes.

The toolbar

The left and right toolbars change when you switch to Harness mode. The header and footer stay the same as in Schematic.

Left toolbar

	Select	The default pointer tool.
	Bundle	Draw a bundle segment.
	Node	Place a node on the harness.
	Wire	Route a wire through the harness.
	Text	Add a free text label to the canvas.

The panel group (Components, Tables, Frames, Shapes) is the same as in Schematic mode, but shows harness-specific content.

Needs confirmation: which tables the Tables panel offers in Harness mode (the app supports Cavity, BOM and Wire tables on the harness drawing).

Right toolbar

	Connector Table	Every connector on the harness, one row each.
	Wire Table	Part numbers and properties for every wire.
	Other Parts Table	Coverings, tubes and other non-electrical parts.
	DRC	Runs design rule checks on the harness.
	Properties	Details and actions for whatever's currently selected, including the document's units.
	Get Started	Opens the in-app walkthrough panel.

Harness mode has no From-To Table — signals are defined in Schematic.