CADISON Training Course Descriptions

CADISON 3D-Designer Basic Course

In this basic training course, participants learn how to create and edit 3D equipment layout and piping drawings with CADISON 3D Designer. Practical exercises make it easier to get started with model-based plant design.

Topics include the 3D-Designer working environment, working with catalogue objects, the CADISON TREE, generating isometrics, views and dimensions, setting up drawings with external references, and generating bills of materials and reports.

Suitable for: Users who create and edit 3D equipment layout or piping drawings.

Requirements: Advanced basic knowledge of AutoCAD, spatial 3D understanding and basic knowledge of Microsoft Office.

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CADISON Administration

This training course will cover the key fundamentals for installing, configuring and operating CADISON reliably. Administrators will learn how to manage the system environment securely and carry out typical maintenance tasks in a structured manner.

Topics include installation and configuration, license management, data backup, data import and export, administration tools, user administration, database maintenance and preparatory steps for updates.

Suitable for: CAD and system administrators who install, operate or maintain CADISON.

Requirements: Basic knowledge of CADISON and Microsoft Windows, particularly in server environments.

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CADISON Database API

In this training course, participants will receive a practical introduction to the CADISON Database API. They will learn how external applications can access CADISON data and use it for customized integrations and automation.

Topics include integrating and logging in via the API, accessing system and project databases, and reading and editing objects and properties. Practical examples demonstrate possible connections to Excel, web services and other systems.

Suitable for: Administrators and key users who want to connect CADISON with other applications or customized solutions.

Requirements: Programming knowledge, for example in VBA; knowledge of the CADISON object model is an advantage.

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CADISON Form Designer

In this training course, participants learn how to create and customize input forms for structured and simplified data entry in CADISON. Relevant attributes can be selected for the respective applications and arranged clearly.

Topics include object-specific input forms and adaptations for different users, groups, drawing types or project stages. Mandatory fields, sub-forms, tables, graphics, buttons and report functions can also be integrated, while the displayed attributes can be controlled using the attribute exchange function.

Suitable for: CADISON administrators, key users, and CADISON customers, project managers and system administrators who wish to adapt input screens to specific requirements.

Requirements: Good knowledge of CADISON, along with basic knowledge of the CADISON Object Model and attribute management. Ideally, should have experience with using the CADISON administrator tool, gained through the CADISON Object Model training course.

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I-Configure

In this training course, participants will learn how to configure, customize and maintain ISOGEN styles for isometric generation. Practical exercises will help them implement company-specific requirements reliably in CADISON.

Topics include the I-Configure working environment, the structure and editing of ISOGEN styles, the IsoStyle Manager, custom symbols, CADISON settings for isometric generation and the analysis of typical error messages.

Suitable for: Users and key users responsible for ISOGEN settings and isometric templates.

Requirements: Good CADISON knowledge, ideally gained through a CADISON 3D Designer training course.

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CADISON ISOGEN

In this training course, participants will learn how to configure, customize and maintain ISOGEN styles for isometric generation. Practical exercises will help them implement company-specific requirements reliably in CADISON.

Topics include the I-Configure working environment, the structure and editing of ISOGEN styles, the IsoStyle Manager, custom symbols, CADISON settings for isometric generation and the analysis of typical error messages.

Suitable for: Users and key users responsible for ISOGEN settings and isometric templates.

Requirements: Good CADISON knowledge, ideally gained through a CADISON 3D Designer training course.

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CADISON MATPIPE Data Maintenance

This training course covers the fundamentals of the structured design, creation and maintenance of MATPIPE catalogues. Participants learn how to manage catalog data efficiently and prepare it for use in CADISON.

Topics include the MATPIPE working environment, creating and editing catalogs, cross-catalog data maintenance, revision management, CADISON Catalog Control, replicas, piping specifications, data sheets and language settings.

Suitable for: Key users who will be creating and maintaining MATPIPE catalogs.

Requirements: Good knowledge of the CADISON data structures.

CADISON MATPIPE Parametrization

In this advanced training course, participants will learn how to create parametric 3D graphic variants and define piping specifications. This allows catalog elements to be used flexibly and consistently for different design requirements.

Topics include creating and maintaining parametric graphic variants, assigning different graphic entries, and defining design rules and piping specifications.

Suitable for: Experienced MATPIPE key users who create and edit parametric catalog content.

Requirements: Completion of the “MATPIPE Data Maintenance” training course and good knowledge of CADISON 3D Designer and the CADISON data structures.

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CADISON Object Model

This training course provides experienced key users and administrators with the fundamentals required to create and extend a custom CADISON object model. Participants learn how to adapt data structures to company-specific requirements.

The course focuses on directory structures and file types, the structure and documentation of an object model, new attributes, calculation formulas, supplementary object models and dynamic properties.

Suitable for: Administrators and key users who configure and maintain the CADISON object model.

Requirements: Very good knowledge of CADISON.

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CADISON P&ID-Designer for Visio – Basic Course

This basic training course provides a clear introduction to creating and editing P&ID drawings with CADISON P&ID Designer for Visio. Participants will learn how graphical design and project data can be efficiently connected.

The course focuses on document structures, working with shapes, the CADISON TREE, checking and finalising P&IDs, and generating reports and bills of materials.

Suitable for: Users who create or edit P&ID diagrams in Microsoft Visio.

Requirements: Basic knowledge of Microsoft Visio Professional and Microsoft Office.

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CADISON P&ID-Designer – Basic Course

In this basic training course, participants will learn how to create and edit P&ID drawings confidently using the CADISON P&ID Designer. Through practical exercises, they will familiarize themselves with the working environment, the key functions and the interaction between the drawing and the database.

Topics include document structures, placing and editing objects, the CADISON TREE, checking and finalizing P&IDs, and creating reports and bill of materials.

Suitable for: Users who create or edit P&ID diagrams.

Requirements: Basic knowledge of AutoCAD and Microsoft Office.

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CADISON Project-Engineer Basic Course

This basic training course provides a detailed introduction to database-based project work with CADISON Project Engineer – independent of any graphical P&ID representation. Participants learn how to structure, maintain and evaluate project data.

Topics include document structures, the working environment, working in the CADISON TREE, checking and finalizing projects, multilingual functionality, reports, and archiving and merging projects.

Suitable for: Users who create and edit projects at database level.

Requirements: Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office.

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CADISON Report (Word + Excel)

In this training course, participants learn how to understand, customize and create CADISON reports in Word and Excel. This enables project data to be presented in a targeted way and in line with individual documentation requirements.

The course focuses on the structure and functionality of Word and Excel reports, editing custom templates, and using the Report Template Editor and Report Query Assistant.

Suitable for: Users responsible for creating and maintaining reports.

Requirements: Good knowledge of Microsoft Office and the CADISON data structures.