CATIA Version 5 Release 5: Industry-Proven, Leading-Edge

Software AnnouncementNovember 7, 2000

CATIA Version 5 Release 5: Industry-Proven,Leading-Edge Solutions for End-to-End DigitalProduct Creation

OverviewCATIA Version 5′s industry-provenstrength is served by unmatcheddevelopment dynamics. Release 5introduces 10 new products in suchdiverse fields as mechanical design,styling, electrical, analysis, andmanufacturing, extending CATIAVersion 5′s portfolio to more than 60products.

Release 5 further enhancesintegration of CATIA Version 5 withENOVIA and DELMIA softwareofferings to deliver a leading-edgeProduct Lifecycle Management (PLM)solution. The success and thematurity of CATIA Version 5 isproven by customer achievements inall industrial domains.

Key PrerequisitesCATIA Version 5 runs on selectedsystem levels of:

• Microsoft Windows 95 andWindows 98*

• Windows NT• Windows 2000• AIX• Hewlett Packard HP-UX• SGI IRIX• Sun Solaris

* Applies only to Platform 1 (P1)clients.

Planned Availability Date

November 17, 2000

At a Glance

CATIA Version 5 Release 5delivers:

• Industry-proven strengthserved by unmatcheddevelopment dynamics: 10 newproducts, extending Version 5′sportfolio to more than 60products

• Corporate knowledgemanagement throughout theproduct life cycle

• Extended solution forfabrication and assembly:machinery, tooling, andmechanical assemblies

• End-to-end process solution formold and die makers

• Robust hybrid modeling

• “Sketch-to-die” coverage ofshape design for automotiveand consumer goods

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Description

Product Life Cycle Corporate KnowledgeManagement

With Release 5, CATIA Version 5 strengthens itsleadership in corporate knowledge managementthroughout the complete product life cycle with theintroduction of Product Functional Definition 2 and ProductFunction Optimizer 2.

These products bring to CATIA Version 5 users thebenefits of the years of experience accumulated by theInvention Machine Corporation (IMC) in engineeringknowledge management. These new applicationpackages are dedicated to the early stages of productfunctional description to support engineers in innovation,problem solving, and evaluation of alternate solutions.CATIA Version 5′s knowledgeware portfolio is improved,making advanced applications, such as optimizationunder constraints, possible while remaining fullyintegrated with CATIA Version 5 design and analysistools and exploiting its robust corporate knowledgecatalogs.

Extended Solutions for Fabrication and Assembly

With Release 5, the solution for the machinery, industrialcomponent, and tooling industries is extended again. Thenew Sheetmetal Production 2 product providessheetmetal process coverage from design tomanufacturing. It introduces seamless e-communicationbetween OEMs and suppliers and increases CATIAVersion 5′s flexibility in supporting a wide variety ofdesign methodologies, complex shapes, and fabricationprocesses.

Release 5 also introduces industry-leading, 3D functionaltolerancing and annotation technology. It represents amajor step towards comprehensive 3D product definition,paperless manufacturing, and e-communication.

In general, Release 5 brings significant functional andproductivity enhancements in the most common designertasks, such as drafting, structure and tooling design,assembly, and welding definition.

An End-to-End Process Solution for Mold and Die

Ease of use, advanced simulation capabilities, easychange propagation for better communication betweenthe shop floor and the design office, and integration ofmanufacturing data in the product definition remain thefundamentals of CATIA Version 5 manufacturing portfolio.

Release 5 delivers a new end-to-end solution for moldand die makers to help them optimize their business. Thenew Mold Tooling Design 2 product provides mold and diemakers with productivity gains in the definition of moldtooling features (clamps and injectors), thanks to the useof predefined components from standard catalogs orin-house designs. This product, when associated with thepower of the rest of CATIA Version 5′s mechanical designsolutions, can be profitably combined with the newassociative 3 Axis Surface Machining product and with theimproved Prismatic Machining product for downstreamNC machining.

Robust Hybrid Modeling

Release 5 reinforces CATIA Version 5′s leadership inhybrid modeling technology. By combining the best ofsolid and surface modeling techniques, it provides

designers with more versatile methodologies, betteraccuracy, easier control over the resulting shapes, andthe ability to create ever more complex parts, such asconsumer goods, automotive powertrain components, andaerospace lofting surfaces.

Another key differentiator of the CATIA Version 5 coremodeler is its generative and associative meshingcapability. This capability makes structural stressanalysis affordable to non-specialists so that designvalidation can be done earlier in the engineering process.The new FEM Surface product introduced with Release 5extends the scope of this meshing capability to surfacicparts.

″Sketch-to-Die ″ Process Coverage for Shape Design

Release 5 completes the coverage of shape designprocess from sketch to die, a key requirement in theconsumer goods and automotive industries. The newFreeStyle Sketch Tracer preserves stylists′ creativity andfreedom by ensuring that their 2D sketches can be easilycaptured in 3D. The benefit is that the Product LifecycleManagement (PLM) system can be fed with the maindesign intents and specifications at the earliest stagepossible. Thanks to its associative, curve-based modelingschemes, CATIA Version 5 Release 5 also providesdesigners with enhanced productivity and flexibility indesigning aesthetic shapes, such as consumer goods andautomotive Class A surfaces.

Year 2000

These products do not have date dependencies and areYear 2000 Ready.

Euro Currency

These programs are not impacted by euro currency.

Product Positioning

This information has not changed for this release. Referto Software Announcement 299-342, datedNovember 16, 1999.

Hardware and Software Support Services

SmoothStart /Installation Services

SmoothStart/Installation Services will not be provided forCATIA products.

CATIA Version 5 Services Plan

IBM Engineering Services provides a robust portfolio ofofferings to assist you with the implementation of CATIAVersion 5. These offerings provide the resourcesnecessary for a smooth implementation of CATIAVersion 5 in your current environment.

The existing CATIA Version 5 Engineering ServicesOfferings are available for the CATIA Version 5Release 5 environment. These offerings include CATIAVersion 5 readiness assessment, installation planning,and enhanced support services. Additional offerings areavailable in conjunction with CATIA Version 5Release 5, including a migration offering and othereducation and training offerings.

For additional information on these service offerings andhow IBM professionals can assist with the implementation

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of CATIA Version 5 in your environment, contact yourIBM representative or services organization, or visit:

http://www.ibm.com/solutions/plm

Then, click on Services and then on Offerings .

Enhanced Support Offering

Direct customer support is provided under theEngineering Support Services — Enhanced SupportOffering. This fee service can help improve userproductivity by providing voice and electronic access tothe Product Lifecycle Management Solutions SupportCenter. The Enhanced Support Offering (ESO) helpsanswer questions about the installation, administration,use, and handling of suspected software defects foreligible products.

For charges and additional information on ESO and otheravailable Engineering Services offerings, visit:

http://www.ibm.com/solutions/plm/eshome.nsf/public/catmain

Click on Services, Offerings, Engineering SupportServices.

Reference Information

For announcement materials for CATIA Version 5,Release 4.0, refer to Software Announcement 200-220,dated July 11, 2000.

Trademarks

SmoothStart is a trademark of International BusinessMachines Corporation in the United States or other countriesor both.AIX is a registered trademark of International BusinessMachines Corporation in the United States or other countriesor both.Microsoft, Windows, and Windows NT are trademarks ofMicrosoft Corporation.Other company, product, and service names may betrademarks or service marks of others.

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IBM USAnnouncementSupplemental Information

November 7, 2000

CATIA Version 5 Packaging and Products

For a description of the CATIA Version 5 packagingmodel, refer to Software Announcement 299-342, datedNovember 16, 1999.

CATIA Platform 1 (P1)

Release 5 introduces a new P1 configuration and two newproducts and enhances previously announced P1products.

Enhancements described for a P1 product also apply tothe corresponding P2 product.

New Configuration

Mechanical Design Solutions

CATIA — Sheetmetal Production 1 (SL1)

Sheetmetal Production 1 provides in one affordable seatall the tools needed to turn the functional definition of asheetmetal part into a manufacturable part. This newconfiguration can be used to assess the manufacturabilityof sheetmetal parts for both the designer and the shopfloor and provides interfaces to the most commonsheetmetal manufacturing tools on the market today. Theconfiguration includes the following P1 products:

• CATIA — Sheetmetal Production 1 (SH1)• CATIA — IGES Interface (IG1)• CATIA — Object Manager 1 (CO1)

New Products: Release 5 introduces two new P1products.


CATIA — 3D Functional Tolerancing & Annotation 1 (FT1)

This new-generation CATIA product defines and managestolerance specifications and annotations for 3D parts. Itsintuitive interface makes it an ideal solution for newCATIA customers in small- and medium-sized industrieswho want to reduce their reliance on 2D drawings andincrease their use of 3D as the master representation ofparts.

3D annotations can be extracted using the annotationplane concept in the CATIA Generative Drafting products.They can also be reviewed using the ENOVIA — DMUDimensioning & Tolerancing Review (DT1) product. DT1offers comprehensive tools for interpreting annotationsand tolerances on specific areas of the design or acrossthe complete digital mock-up.

Key functions include:

• Easy creation, management, and dress-up of comprehensive and associative 3D tolerance

specifications and annotations on parts, avoidingreliance on 2D drawings

• A comprehensive set of associative annotations, text,and dress-up in 3D

• Ability to insert knowledgeware parameters in textualannotations

• Display of annotations in the 3D environment using aspecific annotation plan

• Ability to display modifications of 3D annotations

• Easy creation and management of annotation planesby embedding 2D projection views, section views, andsection cuts directly in 3D

• Extraction of 3D annotations using the annotationplane concept in the CATIA Generative Draftingproducts

• Associativity among 3D annotations, geometry, andthe specification tree

• Ability to toggle the display 3D annotations

• Multiple display filtering options

• Intuitive, customizable Windows native userinterface for minimum training cycles and maximumuser productivity

• Full compliance with the latest revisions of majorinternational standards

• Tolerance visualization outside the 3D FunctionalTolerancing & Annotation product

• Links to ENOVIA — DMU DT1

CATIA — Sheetmetal Production 1 (SH1)

This new-generation CATIA product assesses themanufacturability of sheetmetal parts. In conjunction withthe Sheetmetal Design product, it provides acomprehensive solution for the design and manufactureof sheetmetal parts that addresses the specific needs ofmanufacturing design departments and sheetmetalmanufacturing subcontractors.

It streamlines communication between OEMs andsheetmetal manufacturing subcontractors bytransforming the 3D folded functional shape of the part toits unfolded manufacturable representation. It includesthe tools needed for manufacturability checking andprovides an interface to external sheetmetalmanufacturing software.


• A single step interface to external sheetmetalmanufacturing software (IDLs for OLE)

• Dedicated features for sheetmetal manufacturingpreparation — unfolded representation of the part withlines and circles through DXF and with IDLs interfaces

• Support of OEM and sheetmetal manufacturing subcontractor processes by transforming the

functional shape of a part into a manufacturablesheetmetal part

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− Sheetmetal feature recognition from solid shapes(wall, bend, cut-out)

− Part foldability analysis to shorten the cycle timeof manufacturing design

− Automated detailed definition of folding operationsvia a bending wizard

• Manufacturability checks for sheetmetal parts, such aspart self-overlapping checks

• Industry-oriented native Windows user interface forminimum training cycles and maximum userproductivity

Enhanced Products


CATIA — Assembly Design 1 (AS1)

• Manual/automatic update option: The update optionis now managed independently in the assembly andpart workbenches. For example, on a complexassembly made of simple parts, the user can now usemanual updates when using the assembly workbenchand automatic updates when using the partworkbench.

• Welding descriptions and 3D symbolic representation

− FTA-like welding annotations embodying thewelding specification can be created in the 3Dassembly.

− Symbolic representation of annotations usesymbols (ANSI, etc.) from the drawing libraries.

− Annotations are positioned associatively in 3D withrespect to the related geometry.

− Annotations can be extracted from 3D drawings andinserted into 2D drawings.

• Specification of assembly constraints

− Orientation vectors are added in the offset andangle commands to manage material orientation.

− The ability to switch implicitly between the designand visualization modes is extended to include theUpdate, Snap, Move, Publish, and Reuse Patterncommands and when designing in context.

• Assembly structure editor: When performing a pasteoperation, a break link option allows the user to createa new reference from the cut or copied component.

• Bills of material and exploded views

− The user can now specify that a fixed part beexcluded from an exploded view.

− The user can now specify that coaxial technologicalconstraints be taken into account when explodinga view in 3D space.

CATIA — Part Design 1 (PD1)

Release 5 implements ongoing improvements in basicpart design function performance, such as opening andclosing CATPart documents, making updates, andselecting a sub-element in 3D or a feature in the tree. Italso implements a number of specific featureimprovements:

• Improved profile selection for sketch-based features

• Ability to copy and paste a sketch as a result with links(multi-model import)

• Enhancements in dress-up features (fillet, draft, andshell)

• Better integration with the Wireframe and Surface andGenerative Shape Design products

• Enhanced thread definition with standard definition

• Enhanced sketcher

• For split and up-to-surface operations, display a helpgeometry in the case of a failure

Additionally, Release 5 delivers a number of otherfeature improvements for better productivity:

• Detection of auto-insertions (inside boundary of a face)for rib and slot creation

• Draft

− In the case of planar faces, perform draftoperations when there is no intersection betweenthe neutral element and drafted faces.

− Solve limit cases when twisted surfaces aredetected.

• Pad, pocket, hole

− Define “Up to” specifications with an offset from thesurface.

− Allow variable fillets on a closed edge, such as acircular one.

CATIA — Generative Drafting 1 (GD1)

• Generation of 3D Functional Tolerancing & Annotation2 (FTA) Definitions: A dedicated view can begenerated from the definition of the FTA. Thepositioning and graphic representation of the of 3Dannotations are respected during the generation.

• Generation of 3D weld symbols: Weld symbols can begenerated for use in Assembly Design with the samebehavior as in Functional Tolerancing & Annotation.

• Graphic inheritance: 3D color definitions are inheritedby 2D generated elements.

• Assembly filtering for projected views: The filteringoption can be accessed through multi-selection of theelements to be projected.

• Break-out views: This capability can be used tominimize the number of views by defining a profile forthe active view and then selecting a width to define thebreak-out operation. A break-out defined in anotherview can be reused in an isometric view.

CATIA — Wireframe & Surface (WS1)

Release 5 delivers ergonomic enhancements to theproduct′s ability to create associative wireframe andsurface features.

• Generative shape design features• Lines and circles

CATIA — Sheetmetal Design 1 (SM1)

The product′s feature-based modeling capabilities areextended to include:

• Stamped features for stiffeners, such as darts andbeads

• Stamped shapes, such as dimples, countersinks,pierced and extruded holes, and louvers

• Swept features, such as flanges and hems

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CATIA — Interactive Drafting 1 (ID1)

• 2D wireframe elements

− The offset command is enhanced to allow optionalcontour propagation from a selected element,multiple offsets, and optional symmetric offsets.

− The conic creation command is enhanced to usepoints and tangencies.

• 2D geometry

− Reference lines can be specified for all angleinputs.

− Geometric characteristics can be measured forlength and radius inputs.

• 2D element projection: Release 5 introduces a tool toproject 2D elements from one view to another and tocombine two elements from different views and projectthe result in a third view.

• Reuse of 2D components: The user can now controlchange propagation between a reference and itsinstances through generic external link management.

• Dimensioning

− Supported dimension types now includes halfdimensions (screen capture).

− Overruns and gaps can be managed separately oneach extension line.

• Dress-up of 2D views: Area fills are blanked-out whenannotations are superimposed.

• Checking and analysis: Elements in a drawing can besearched based on an attribute value, such as findingall dimensions of a specific value.

Product Synthesis Solutions

CATIA — DMU Space Analysis 1 (SP1)

• Dynamic section and cut for DMU verification: The setof dynamic section and cut capabilities for DMUverification is enhanced by the ability to position asection plane directly on a cylinder axis.

• Multiple measurements

− The types of measurements on elements nowinclude the leading vector of a line.

− A Measure Between command is added to theknowledgeware parameter definition. Thiscommand provides users with an enhancedselection dialog and more comprehensive graphicalfeedback.

• Mass and inertial characteristic measurements

− The density of Version 4 solids is added to the listof mass and inertial characteristics that can becomputed for faceted and exact volume parts andproducts.

− The capabilities previously announced for solids isextended to surfaces.

• The following commands are now directly availablethrough CATIA — Object Manager 1 (CO1):

− Measure Between− Measure Item− Measure Inertia

CATIA — DMU Navigator 1 (DN1)

• Collaborative project review: The abilities to move aproduct (freehand) and to show or hide a product areadded to the list of events that will be automaticallyreplicated for members in a replicated conference.

• Publishing: New in Release 5 is the ability to publishfeatures, such as clashes, simulations, and pathfinders.

• Command automation: A preciser automates majorDMU Navigator commands.

− Markup− Group− Proximity Query− Replay− Scenes− Move

Analysis Solutions

CATIA — Generative Part Structural Analysis 1 (GP1)

With Release 5, reactions to analysis results can becomputed on restraint specifications.

Infrastructure Solutions

CATIA — Object Manager 1 (CO1)

• User interface: Release 5 delivers an even moreinteractive and friendly interface to improve userproductivity.

− Interactive relational design tools formulti-document management

− Favorites for workbenches

− Interactive assistance with the Companion in aCATIA session

− Ability to repeat the last command

− Visualization

-- Visualization of components in “no show” modewithin the product structure

-- Drilled selector for overlapped elementsselection — definitely easy and productive

-- For graph access, users benefit from a veryuser-friendly interface that inherits the benefitsof the standard Windows Graph Explorer

-- Extended quality of image captures, especiallyfor documentation tasks, through HLR supporton mock-up and light models

− Save as new for saving a part in a session

− Ergonomic improvements to tools and options

− Statistics management

− Favorites for advanced searches

• Parameters and Formulas

− Formulas can be included in the definition of apower copy.

− Formulas can be directly stored in a catalog. Allparameters involved in the formula will beautomatically considered as inputs for instantiation.

• Measurements

− Make exact measurements on and betweenproducts, parts, and features.

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− Compute the mass and inertial characteristics offaceted and exact volume type parts and products.

− Use the Measure Between command inknowledgeware parameter definitions.

− Add the leading vector of a line to the types ofmeasurements that can be made on elements.

− Add the density of Version 4 solids to the list ofmass and inertial characteristics that can becomputed for faceted and exact volume parts andproducts.

− Extend the capabilities previously announced formass and inertial characteristic measurements onsolids to surfaces.

• Exchange Formats: Release 5 adds support of CGMVersion 3 entities (beziers, splines, NURBs) to provideenhanced quality and reduced file size.

• Catalogs

− Generate a catalog directly from a part with adesign table.

− Integrate formulas, rules, and checks in catalogs.

• Licenses and installation

− Perform hardware and software configurationchecks for Windows.

− Support of nodelock licenses on Windows 95 andWindows 98.

− Import nodelock licenses in batch mode.− Uninstall in batch mode on Windows.

CATIA — Team PDM 1 (TD1)

• Integration

− Release 5 introduces support for MultiCAD andintegration with DELMIA products.

-- Support for MultiCAD assemblies throughcommon file types, such as CGR

-- Support for DPM and NC products throughCATProcess documents

− Release 5 provides a local file explorer. Thisfeature enables users to manage files in theirprivate work directories. Files are displayed in aWindows Explorer type window with easy-to-identifyicons, allowing the user to find copied files,view-only files, and checked out files. View-onlyand copied files can be deleted from the workdirectory to free-up valuable disk space.

• Assembly structure management: Performance ofsave operations involving assemblies with multipledocuments is improved.

• Starter Files: New in Release 5. Users can createcompany-specific documents and save them astemplates.

• Document Content Exposure: Also new in Release 5.Documents such as drawing sheets and productstructures can be stored in the SmarTeam database,making them accessible as data objects.

CATIA — STEP AP203 Interface 1 (ST1)

• Reliability, performance, and error management areimproved.

• Background translation can be initiated from thecommand line using VB scripts.

CATIA — IGES Interface (IG1)

• Reliability, performance, and error management areimproved.

• Background translation can be initiated from thecommand line using VB scripts.

• Support for P-curves is added for improved reliability.

• Clouds of points can be exported.

New P1 Configurations

ConfigurationsProducts SL1


FT1* 3D Functional Tolerancing & AAnnotation 1

AS1 Assembly Design 1 APD1 Part Design 1 AGD1 Generative Drafting 1 AWS1 Wireframe & Surface 1 ASM1 Sheetmetal Design 1 ASH1* Sheetmetal Production 1 IID1 Interactive Drafting 1 A

Shape Design and Styling Solutions

RT1 Real Time Rendering 1 A


SP1 DMU Space Analysis 1 ADN1 DMU Navigator 1 A

Analysis Solutions

GP1 Generative Part AStructural Analysis 1


CO1 Object Manager 1 ITD1 Team PDM 1 ACC1 CADAM Interface 1 AST1 STEP AP203 Interface 1 AIG1 IGES Interface 1 I

CATIA Version 5 Companions

CCD CADAM Drafting for V5 A

* = New in this release.I = Included in configuration.A = Available as an add-on to a configuration.

New Add-on Products for Previously Announced P1Configurations

ConfigurationsProducts MD1 ME1 SD1 DR1


FT1 3D Functional Tolerancing A A A A& Annotation 1

SH1 Sheetmetal Production 1 A A A A

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CATIA Platform 2 (P2)

Release 5 delivers two new configurations, eight newproducts, and enhances previously announced products.

Note: Enhancements described for the P1 implementationof a P2 product also apply to the P2 product. Thedescriptions in this topic therefore complement those ofthe previous section.


New Configuration

CATIA — Sheetmetal Design 2 (5691-SD2)

This configuration provides in one seat all the toolsneeded to produce advanced sheetmetal parts andassemblies and to generate production drawings as wellas to verify manufacturability. It also provides aninterface to the most common sheetmetal manufacturingtools on the market and includes data interfaces to themost frequently used industry standards, includingCADAM drawings. The configuration includes:

• CATIA — Assembly Design 2 (ASD)• CATIA — Sheetmetal Production 1 (SH1)• CATIA — Sheetmetal Design 2 (SMD)• CATIA — Interactive Drafting 1 (ID1)• CATIA — Generative Drafting 2 (GDR)• CATIA — IGES Interface 1 (IG1)• CATIA — CADAM Interface 1 (CC1)• CATIA — V4 Integration 2 (V4I)• CATIA — Object Manager 2 (COM)

New Products

CATIA — Mold Tooling Design 2 (MTD, 5691-MTD)

This new-generation CATIA product defines and managesthe design of mold tools. It can be used cooperativelywith other CATIA Version 5 applications, such as PartDesign, Generative Shape Design, Assembly Design,DMU Kinematics, DMU Space Analysis, PrismaticMachining, and Surface Machining. It offers a highlyproductive environment for creating parting lines andsurfaces, designing new mold components, simulatingmolds, producing assembly drawings, and machiningmold assemblies.

Thanks to its use of predefined components from astandard catalog or in-house designs, Mold ToolingDesign 2 supports the rapid, cost-effective creation ofmold tooling for plastic injection processes. It featuresan intuitive user interface, offering high productivity, easeof use, and low training costs, either as a native NTinterface or one common interface across Windows NTand UNIX for companies running mixed networks.

Key product functions include:

• A mold tooling design workbench

• A catalog of standard mold bases, including platedefinition

• Non-standard mold bases for cold and hot injection

• A contextual menu for splitting core and cavity plates

• Standard components read from catalog and managedwith their associated holes (at instantiation anddeletion time)

• User components read from catalogs and managedwith their associated holes (at instantiation anddeletion time)

• Generation of dedicated and customizable bills ofmaterials (BOMs), including specific attributes for molddesign, such as material and heat treatment, andautomatic nomenclature from the configuration of thecomponent

• Locating component

− Locating ring− Dowel pin− Sleeve

• Guiding component

− Leader pin− Bushing

• Ejection component

− Ejector− Ejector pin− Flat ejector− Angle pin− Stop pin

• Injection component

− Support pillar− Sprue bushing− Gate (direct, side)− Runner

• Connection component (cap screw)

• Cooling pipe (with or without shoulder)

• Standard catalogs (Hasco, DME, Rabourdin, Strack,Misumi, EOC)

• Catalog access for standard parts and assemblies

• Intuitive, customizable native Windows user interfacefor minimal training cycles and maximum userproductivity

• Dynamic movement of parts for dragging componentsinto position

• Available either with a native NT interface or with onecommon interface across NT and UNIX for companiesrunning mixed networks

• Interoperable with CATIA Version 4

CATIA — 3D Functional Tolerancing & Annotation 2 (FTA,5691-FTA)

In addition to its P1 functions, CATIA — 3D FunctionalTolerancing & Annotation 2 provides syntactic tolerancingchecking.

Enhanced Products

CATIA — Structure Design 2 (STD, 5691-STD)

Release 5 provides a number of ergonomicimprovements:

• The sketcher can now be used to create plates.

• When exiting the sketcher, the user remains in theStructure Design workbench.

CATIA — Assembly Design 2 (ASD, 5691-ASD)

• Smart Move: This new command performs automaticpositioning and constraint creation during motionusing the compass.

− Manipulate a component with the compass.− Automatically position the component according to

the flown-over geometry.− Optionally, create the corresponding constraints.

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• Dynamic analysis of assembly definitions: Thisfunction is enhanced to enable the user to run anupdate action when a non-up-to-date subcomponent isdetected.

CATIA — Part Design 2 (PDG, 5691-PDG)

Multi-body parts: When working on a feature, the usercan select a body in another part and operate on it (add,remove, assemble, trim). The imported solid will becreated in real time. This is a productivity enhancement.

CATIA — Generative Drafting 2 (GDR, 5691-GDR)

Release 5 enhancements are the same as for GenerativeDrafting 1.

CATIA — Wireframe and Surface 2 (WSF, 5691-WSF)

• Wireframe features

− Curve features now include reflect lines.− Points, lines, and planes can be created on the fly.− Guidance is provided when the user must choose

from among multiple solutions.

• Surface features: When lofting, isotopologic couplingsalong a line can be managed with on-the-fly closingpoint creation and manual coupling.

CATIA — Sheetmetal Design 2 (SMD, 5691-SMD)

• Concurrent engineering between unfolded and foldedpart representation: Release 5 extends SheetmetalDesign 2′s concurrent engineering capabilities toinclude curve mapping for:

− Labeling− Chemical milling− Resolution of unfolded part self-overlaps

• Reverse 3D designs from drawings — new inRelease 5:

− Bends can be specified from a line sketched on theunfolded representation of the part. The systemfolds the part around the line.

− A “bend from flat” operation eases the design ofbend extremities by allowing the extremities to bedrafted on a plane.

• Design reuse with PowerCopy: With Release 5, theproduct improves user productivity by providingaccess to reusable PowerCopy features in systemcatalogs. Unlike traditional copy and paste operations,the replacement is done during the paste operationwithout having to edit the pasted features to updatethem in context.

• Multiple manufacturing processes: In addition tocircular walls, rolling manufacturing processes arenow addressed through conical bends.


New Product

CATIA — FreeStyle Sketch Tracer 2 (FSK, 5691-FSK)

This new-generation CATIA product integrates the workof stylists, such as 2D painting, into 3D. It provides anintuitive toolbox for helping the user to convert 2D datainto 3D data: the user first positions the image in 3D andthen uses the CATIA 3D products (Part Design, FreeStyleShaper, and Generative Shape Design) to draw thegeometry over the sketches. The Tracer processimproves productivity from the creation of the very firststyling lines in a 2D sketch to completion of the 3D model.

Well suited to the needs of the consumer goods andautomotive industries, FSK is available either with anative NT interface or with one common interface acrossWindows NT and UNIX for companies running mixednetworks.


• 3D sketch positioning with point translator

• Quick view orientations based on the point of view ofthe sketch

• Support of many image formats

• Fully integrated with other Version 5 products toaddress hybrid modeling requirements

• Intuitive, customizable native Windows user interfacefor minimum training cycles and maximum userproductivity

Enhanced Products

CATIA — Generative Shape Design 2 (GSD, 5691-GSD)

Release 5 delivers:

• Enriched scope of wireframe and surface features

• Ergonomic enhancements

• Performance improvements in healing and filling

• Quality improvements in blending, sweeping, lofting,and filling

CATIA — FreeStyle Shaper 2 (FSS, 5691-FSS)

• 3D free-form curve and surface shape creation:Release 5 adds associativity to free-form curvecreation. Curves can be built through points or withcontrol points.

• Visual quality checking: A complete color ramp editoris added to the distance analysis function, and supportfor points is added.

• Curve approximation: Release 5 adds the ability toobtain the approximation of two separate curves inone curve. This approach reduces the number ofelements to be deformed.

CATIA — FreeStyle Optimizer 2 (FSO, 5691-FSO)

• Real-time surface quality checking using reflectionlines

− Compass and neon orientations now share thesame orientation editor.

− Reflection lines can be converted into 3D curves.

• Multi-curve analysis in 2D diagrams: Particular points(minimum, maximum, inflection) can be converted into3D points.

CATIA — FreeStyle Profiler 2 (FSP, 5691-FSP)

Release 5 implements a number of enhancements toimprove the functional consistency of the product.

CATIA — Digitized Shape Editor 2 (DSE, 5691-DSE)

Release 5 introduces a number of enhancements tosupport direct machining on polygons using CATIA —3 Axis Surface Machining 2 (SMG) and to permit adaptivefiltering.

• Selection tools

− Undo/Redo on dynamic traps.− Select triangles from a polygon.

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• Filtering

− Use chordal deviation criteria (keep characterlines).

− Merge polygons.

− Section a cloud of points or a polygon by a set ofplanes perpendicular to a given curve.

− Limit sections by one or two user-defined curves.

• Tessellated digitized data: Tessellated data can beused in CATIA — 3 Axis Surface Machining 2.

• Display options: Display free edges of polygons(holes).


New Products

CATIA — Product Function Definition 2 (PFD, 5691-PFD)

CATIA — Product Function Definition 2 enables the userto describe the functional systems of a product to bedesigned and to visualize them in a schematic-like viewer.It also manages variants of the functional systems andcan be used to create links between the functionalsystems and CATIA product items, allowing full functionaland physical definition in CATIA Version 5. Scripts canbe created from the functional view to generate 3D data.

Product Function Definition 2 focuses on functionalmodeling, extending the Version 5 portfolio downward toinclude the conceptual stages of the design process.Seamless integration between classical detailed data (3D)and formal functional specifications offer full productdefinition capabilities.


• Describe the functional systems of the product.

• Visualize the functional systems in a schematic-likeviewer (UML look).

• Manage variants of the functional systems.

• Create links between functional systems and CATIAproduct items.

• Manage scripts from the functional view to generate3D data.

CATIA — Product Function Optimizer 2 (PFO, 5691-PFO)

This new-generation CATIA product takes advantage ofInvention Machine Corporation′s (IMC) TechOptimizerkernel knowledge product to add unique expertise infunctional system modeling to the CATIA Version 5portfolio. The Optimizer enables the user to visualize thefunctional systems of a product, to identify functionalproblems in the systems, and to simplify them. The usercan then keep track of potential solution design paths.The product also enables the user to improve thefunctional systems of the product by reorganizing themwith respect to engineering goals.

Key product functions include:

• Visualization of functional systems with IMCTechOptimizer, adding semantics in the functionalmodel

• Identification of functional problems in systems withIMC′s Problem Manager

• Capture of the originator′s ideas and solutions bysetting hyperlinks on problems

• Trimming capability (analysis, rework andimprovement proposals) of the functional systems withrespect of engineering goals (for example, noisereduction and power increase)

Enhanced Products

CATIA — Product Engineering Optimizer 2 (PEO,5691-PEO)

• Capture of optimization intent: Users can now defineconstraints to be taken into account during theoptimization process.

• Real time feedback: The user can turn 3D modificationvisualization feedback on or off during optimization.

CATIA — Generative Knowledge 2 (KWG, 5691-KWG)

• Scripting language: A New from choice in the Filemenu promotes reuse by enabling the user to createa new part, product, or model from an existing one inthe scripting language.

• Automatic creation of geometrical representations:Inputs can be specified as a selection (face, edge, GSDfeature). During generation, the user can choose thecorresponding type of input required, such as an edgefor fillet generation, from a tree or 3D view.

• Scripts as catalog elements: Scripts can be stored incatalogs, making them easier to retrieve for automaticgeneration purposes.

CATIA — Knowledge Expert 2 (KWE, 5691-KWE)

• Generic checks: Corrective actions can now bespecified using C++ functions.

• Integrated knowledge tools: Release 5 adds a numberof methods.

− Access parameters that have been dynamicallyadded to objects with a parameters explorercommand.

− Manage lists to add or remove values. Values canbe features or simple types, such as integer orstring.

− Access attributes of dynamically added-on features.

− Rule bases can be catalog elements. Wheninstantiated from a catalog, the rule base isautomatically inserted into the current document.

• Editing wizard for rules and checks — new inRelease 5: The wizard shows the list of classes ofobjects. For each class, the wizard displays the list ofattributes and their types.

CATIA — Knowledge Advisor 2 (KWA, 5691-KWA)

• Parameter management: Parameters can be added tofeatures directly.

• Formulas, rules, and checks

− Rules and checks can be included in the definitionof a PowerCopy object.

− Macros stored in a Version 5 document can belaunched by rules. Previously, such macros had tobe in external files.

− A rules action can be defined to make contextualand automatic topological changes to points,curves, and surfaces.

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− New measures are available.

-- Inertia axis-- Area

• Knowledge Inspector access: When the customer hasa license for the Knowledge Inspector, the KnowledgeInspector command is added to the standard toolbarto provide immediate access.

The following new functions are also available through theObject Manager product:

• Catalog management through knowledgeware• Links management through knowledgeware

DMU Optimizer 2 (DMO, 5691-DMO)

• Computations can be interrupted at any time to changethe parameters.

• Results can be exported as VRML files.

• The free space function is enhanced to add the abilityto compute the available space inside a geometry withrespect to a selection point.

DMU Fitting Simulator 2 (FIT, 5691-FIT)

• Explode

− Indicate that a fixed part is not to be exploded.− Explode into 3D space, taking coaxial technological

constraints into account.

• Interactive mounting, un-mounting, and maintenanceprocedure definition

− When defining a reference product for shuttlemotion, the displacement of the shuttle staysconsistent with the reference product position. Ifthe user changes the position of the referenceproduct, the simulations linked to the product willbe updated automatically when they are run.

− The ability to define angular displacementlimitations for shuttles is added.

• Mounting and un-mounting motion simulation: Duringthe manipulation, the system detects and rejectsinvalid positions, such as collisions and angulardisplacements.

• 3D manipulation: This new capability improvesproductivity by enabling the user to move partsdirectly and realistically in 3D space with Spaceball orSpacemouse devices. The user can reject invalidpositions and can record motions.

• Path automation: In addition to avoiding collisions withother parts, part trajectories now respect angularlimitations.

• Path simplification — also new in Release 5: Anycomplex path, whether generated manually orautomatically, can be simplified automatically.

• Dynamic angular displacement limitation checking:This new function performs dynamic angulardisplacement limit checking to assist the user duringsimulations.

• Command automation: With Release 5, the user canautomate major DMU Fitting Simulator 2 commands.

− Import/export of simulation reply in VB Scriptformat

− Automation for explode, shuttle, path finding, andswept volume

− Journaling for shuttle, path finding, and sweptvolume

• Publishing: Simulation content (objects, times, andpositions) can be fully reported.

DMU Kinematics Simulator 2 (KIN, 5691-KIN)

• 3D Joint-type mechanisms

− For revolute joints, offsets between parts can nowbe defined so that the parts are not in contact.

− For point-curve, roll-curve, and slide-curve joints,Release 5 adds the ability to automatically searchfor the maximum reachable area of the curves andadds Version 4 curves support.

− Command data management is improved by storingthe command range in the CATIA document toenable concurrent engineering.

• Kinematic laws: Release 5 adds the ability to definea wide range of kinematic laws based onknowledgeware to support time-based simulations.

• Point tracing: This new function provides the ability totrace points so the product can be used to designcams. The reference product of the trace can be fixedor mobile.

DMU Space Analysis 2 (SPA, 5691-SPA)

In Release 5, DMU Space Analysis 2 is integrated withKnowledge Expert 2 to create rules for space analysisoperators.

• Interference checking: Computations can beinterrupted at any time to change the parameters.

• Interference analysis

− When filtering geometrical results, the last usedviewpoint is saved. When opening an existing clashresult, the geometry is automatically seen throughthe most recently saved viewpoint.

− The coordinates of the penetration vector is addedto the clash results list.

− Present results as a matrix of conflicts.

− Output results as an XML file. This file, coupledwith a style sheet, presents the clash results in anHTML browser. The user can customize the stylesheet.

• Dynamic section and cut for DMU: In addition toVersion 5 CATPart documents, Version 4 models, andCGM files, a section result can be saved as a VRMLfile.

Note: Space Analysis 2′s dependency on DMU Optimizer2 to associate the result file of an assembly comparisonwith the original assembly is removed with Release 5.

CATIA — DMU Navigator 2 (DMN, 5691-DMN)

• Version 4 Interoperability

− Send Version 4 models imported from ENOVIA VPMto CATIA Version 4.

− Read 4D Navigator scenes (only when composedwith file-based models).

• Performance: When creating visualization files inbatch mode, visualization standards for the mock-upare taken into account.

• Data Distribution Management with ENOVIA VPM: Newin Release 5, this function provides the ability to push

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visualization files into local cache directories in batchmode.

Equipment and Systems Engineering Solutions

New Product

CATIA — Electrical Harness Installation 2 (5691-EHI)

CATIA — Electrical Harness Installation 2 is dedicated tothe design of physical harnesses in the context of the 3Dmock-up. Users benefit from the total integration of theelectrical design with the mechanical assembly. Theproduct provides a set of objects that include bothmechanical and electrical properties. Users get acomprehensive definition of their 3D mock-up, includingelectrical systems. Thanks to the integration withmechanical assemblies, electrical harnesses can beconnected either on mechanical parts or on electricaldevices.


• An electrical harness installation workbench that isaccessible from the product document for bundlesegment creation

• Ability to create bundle segments

• Definition of round bundle segment properties

• An algorithm for simulating the shape of the bundlesegment to obtain realistic round bundle segmentrepresentations

Enhanced Products

CATIA — Circuit Board Design 2 (CBD, 5691-CBD)

Circuit Board Design 2 now supports IDF 3.0, including theability to migrate data to IDF 3.0 from IDF 2.0. Newfunctions include:

• Panel management — users can assemble and positionmultiple boards on a physical support (a panel)

• New technological features on objects, such asownership, thermal characteristics, and tolerancing oncomponents

• Management of associative text to ensure integrationof design comments within the electro-mechanicalenvironment

CATIA — Systems Routing 2 (SRT, 5691-SRT)

• Route bundled runs inside a path reservation.Constrain the bundle to the path reservation if desired.

• Join two runs using minimum bends.

• Define the run size from existing runs.

• Allow point-to-point routing in a plane that is normalto a predefined face. While routing, define the nextpoint by defining an offset normal to a face.

• Provide users with permanent visual feedback onconnections to allow the user to distinguish the typeof connections that are created between runs andparts.

• Define fully parametric parts. The values of the parameter are defined interactively as the

part/equipment is placed in the layout.

• Allow the selection of an existing 3D point whenmodifying a node of a run.

• Modify a node by moving it along the compassz-direction.

• Define the offset plane by selecting lines (edges) andpoints.

• Adjust a run to allow a fitting makeup situation.

• Create part connectors through a dedicated connectorcommand. The user can create a connectordynamically.

• Save a catalog state. Allow the user to come back tothe previously opened catalog node/leaf.

• Save relations between documents (references andinstances) in ENOVIA (Multi-model Link).

• Save connectivity (connectors and connections) inENOVIA.

CATIA — Systems Space Reservation 2 (SSR, 5691-SSR)

• Route from a bay area (group of equipmentrepresented as a reservation box). Connectors arecreated as the user routes from a specified locationof the bay area.

• Provide a modify command (Break Runs at BranchConnections) to break runs at inner nodes of a run.

• Enable dynamic creation of connectors on equipmentthat is in the layout.

• Save relations between documents (references andinstances) in ENOVIA (Multi-model Link).

• Save connectivity (connectors and connections) inENOVIA.

CATIA — Electrical System Functional Definition 2 (EFD,5691-EFD)

• Specification-driven access and links to physicallibraries: Release 5 adds access to Version 5libraries and catalogs using the Version 4-Version 5supplemental approach or the full Version 5 approach.

• Physical to functional derivation: Users canautomatically generate functional features fromphysical realizations, providing the ability to reusedesigns and related knowledge.

• Graphical preview of functional data: The preview isoptimized to allows the user to interactively define theorganization of the elements within the preview.

CATIA — Electrical Library 2 (ELB, 5691-ELB)

With Release 5, Electrical Library 2 expands the type ofparts and assemblies it can manage and provides accessto Version 5 catalogs.

• Define electrical devices interactively using theElectrical Library Workbench.

• Manage an extended range of electrical components:electrical equipment, assemblies, connector shellassemblies, connectors.

• Define how electrical devices will be assembled whenthey are electrically connected.

• Provide for direct and associative placement ofelectrical devices from the catalog in the 3D mock-up,taking into account all predefined mechanicalconstraints.

• Allow users to store the devices they create.

• Provide access to Version 5 electrical catalogs.

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CATIA — Electrical Wire Routing 2 (EWR, 5691-EWR)

Release 5 enhances the algorithm used to optimize wireroutes according to company design rules.

• Manage separation codes among all signals on thesame pathway.

• Define incompatible separation codes.

• With CATIA Version 5 knowledgeware, use rules andchecks to manage the compatibility among signals andpathways and among signals.

Analysis Solutions

New Product

CATIA — FEM Surface 2 (FMS, 5691-FMS)

This new-generation CATIA product performs finiteelement modeling of surface parts rapidly and effectively.It requires CATIA — Generative Part StructuralAnalysis 2 as a prerequisite. FEM Surface 2 uses theenvironment of GPS and provides the designer and theanalyst with advanced control of finite element modelgeneration. The mesh must be saved in CATIAVersion 4 to perform the analysis.

As an integrated product, FEM Surface 2 can becooperatively used with the CATIA design products forassociative meshing specifications with design changes.It allows the user to create high-quality designs in a veryshort time.

In addition to functions provided by Generative PartStructural Analysis 2, it offers improved productivitythrough the following main functions:

• Use an advanced surface mesher for automatic andassociative generation of a finite element model onsurface parts, including geometry details simplificationor elimination.

• Perform real-time analysis of the quality of the finiteelements according to predefined and customizablecriteria.

• Allow full mouse editing of the nodes and elements.

• Manually edit the finite elements of the mesh.

Enhanced Products

CATIA — Elfini Structural Analysis 2 (EST, 5691-EST)

• Create multiple analysis cases: Add load stiffeninganalysis to the types of frequency analyses. Loadstiffening analysis is performed by doing frequencycomputations on a loaded surface.

• Advanced reporting: Add the ability to customizereports.

CATIA — Generative Assembly Structural Analysis 2(GAS, 5691-GAS)

With Release 5, reactions to analysis results can becomputed on restraint specifications.

CATIA — Generative Part Structural Analysis 2 (GPS,5691-GPS)

Release 5 enhancements are the same as for GenerativePart Structural Analysis 1 (GP1).

NC Manufacturing Solutions

New Configuration

CATIA — Mold & Die Machinist 2 (5691-MO2)

This configuration provides in one seat all the toolsneeded for shop floor manufacturers involved in mold anddie program definition. As a CATIA P2 configuration, itoffers integration tools for compatibility with CATIAVersion 4. It also incorporates data interfaces to themost frequently used industry standards.

The configuration includes:

• CATIA — 3 Axis Surface Machining 2 (SMG)• CATIA — Wireframe & Surface 2 (WSF)• CATIA — IGES Interface 1 (IG1)• CATIA — V4 Integration 2 (V4I)• CATIA — Object Manager 2 (COM)

New Product

CATIA — 3 Axis Surface Machining 2 (SMG, 5691-SMG)

This new-generation CATIA product defines and managesNC programs. It is dedicated to machining parts designedin 3D geometry, using 3 axis machining techniques.Based on industry recognized and leading-edgetechnologies, Surface Machining 2 fosters tightintegration among tool path definition, verification, andinstantaneous cycle updates. The product is integratedwith a post-processor access execution engine, allowingit to cover the entire manufacturing process from tooltrajectory (APT source) to NC data (ISO format).

3 Axis Surface Machining 2 expands the coverage ofCATIA products from design to manufacturing processes.Moreover, because it is fully integrated with other CATIAVersion 5 products, it takes advantage of Version 5′sassociative environment, enabling it to propagatemodifications easily.

While specifically addressing the requirements of tool,mold, and die makers within OEMs and their suppliers,3 Axis Surface Machining 2 also addresses other surfacemachining processes, such as prototype machining. Byoffering an easy-to-use, easy-to-learn learn tool pathdefinition process, it is particularly well suited to shopfloor use.


• A full set of predefined and reusable 3-axis and drillingoperations for tool path definition

• Easy definition of a manufacturing program withintuitive and easy-to-learn user interface based ongraphic dialog boxes

• Instant Cycle Update (ICU) technology for very fasttool path update after modification

• Detection of non-machinable areas for roughing orfinishing cycles

• Tight interaction among tool path definition,verification and modification

• WYSIWYC technology for fast tool path verification andmaterial removal simulation capabilities

• Tool path editor

• Management of tools and tool catalogs

• Automatic shop floor documentation in HTML format

• Seamless NC data generation via an integratedpost-processor access solution

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• Ability to define a machining area — a rework area thatcorresponds to a sub-element of the part to bemachined

• Integration with CATIA Version 5 modeling capabilitiesto ensure a high level of associativity of manufacturingprograms to ensure productive design changemanagement

• Integration with the digital process for manufacturing(DPM) through use of the process, product, resource(PPR) model

Enhanced Products

CATIA — Prismatic Machining 2 (PMG, 5691-PMG)

• Multi-level contouring and pocketing

− Contouring: The user can now ask for cutter profileoutput when generating APT or ISO code output,allowing tool compensation to be performeddirectly on the shop floor.

− Pocketing

-- Release 5 provides dedicated options for areaclear machining. The user can define hard andsoft boundaries (boundaries which can becrossed by the tool).

-- The user can now define the start point and theend point of the pocketing and facing operationsin helical modes, permitting better control foroptimizing the part program with respect to theprevious and subsequent machining operations.

-- A new option allows the user to require that thetool stay on the bottom of the pocket when doingtransition paths between sub-domains of apocket.

• Tools and catalogs: When defining a tool catalog, theuser can associate a CATPart document to each tool.

• Toolpath definition: APT files can be associated withthe program defined in the CATProcess document,making it easy to retrieve when executing the tool pathcomputation in batch mode.

• Integrated document control: CATProcess documentscreated by CATIA NC products can be managed byCATIA — Team PDM 1, allowing all NC-relateddocuments, including generated HTML documents andAPT or NC code data, to be handled collectively.

Plant Solutions

Enhanced Product

CATIA — Plant Layout 2 (PLO, 5691-PLO)

• Dynamically create connectors on resources that arein the layout. These connectors can then be used forsnapping and positioning with respect to otherresources.

• Snap and constrain one resource to another resource.The snapping is done through the defined connectorsof the two resources.

• Snap a resource (orient and align) to another resourcewithout defining a constraint.

• Move a resource by specifying the absolute or relativex,y,z-coordinate of the target location.

• Dynamically create a coincident constraint on tworesources so that one is the primary and the other isthe secondary.


Enhanced Products

CATIA — V4 Integration 2 (V4I)

• CATIA Site Navigator Viewer: Version 4 modelcomments can now be accessed using the Propertieschoice in the viewer′s Edit menu.

• Version 4 data reuse: Curve joints can now be copiedfrom Version 4 kinematic mechanisms to Version 5kinematic mechanisms.

• Version 4 session support: Release 5 enables a newFile menu function in CATIA Version 4, Release 2.4 —Open V5 Product . Using this function, positioned partsand models referenced by Version 5 products can beloaded in a Version 4 session.

• Version 4 data batch conversion tool: Using a newcommand, a set of models can be migratedautomatically into Version 5 documents.

• Version 4 assembly process support: In Version 4,several processes can be used to create assembliesof parts. Using the new batch conversion tool, the usercan:

− Transfer Version 4 sessions into a full Version 5product/part structures.

− Transfer space details and dittos to Version 5product structures.

− Transfer models containing SOLIDEs intoVersion 5 CATParts with SOLIDE as thespecification.

New P2 Configurations

ConfigurationsProducts SD2 MO2


MTD* Mold Tooling Design 2 A/S A/SSTD Structure Design 2 A/S A/SFTA* 3D Functional Tolerancing A/S A/S

& Annotation 2ASD Assembly Design 2 I A/SPDG Part Design 2 A/S A/SGDR Generative Drafting 2 I A/SWSF Wireframe & Surface 2 A/S ISMD Sheetmetal Design 2 I A/SFT1* 3D Functional Tolerancing A A

& Annotation 1AS1 Assembly Design 1 N/A APD1 Part Design 1 A AGD1 Generative Drafting 1 N/A AWS1 Wireframe & Surface 1 A N/ASM1 Sheetmetal Design 1 N/A ASH1* Sheetmetal Production 1 I AID1 Interactive Drafting 1 I A


GSD Generative Shape Design 2 A/S A/SFSS FreeStyle Shaper 2 A/S A/SFSO FreeStyle Optimizer 2 A/S A/SFSP FreeStyle Profiler 2 A/S A/SFSK* FreeStyle Sketch Tracer 2 A/S A/SDSE Digitized Shape Editor 2 A/S A/S


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PHS Photo Studio 2 A/S A/SRT1 Real Time Rendering 1 A A


PFD* Product Function A/S A/SDefinition 2

PFO* Product Function A/S A/SOptimizer 2

PEO Product Engineering A/S A/SOptimizer 2

KWG Generative Knowledge 2 A/S A/SKWE Knowledge Expert 2 A/S A/SKWA Knowledge Advisor 2 A/S A/SDMO DMU Optimizer 2 A/S A/SFIT DMU Fitting Simulator 2 A/S A/SKIN DMU Kinematics Simulator 2 A/S A/SSPA DMU Space Analysis 2 A/S A/SDMN DMU Navigator 2 A/S A/SSP1 DMU Space Analysis 1 A ADN1 DMU Navigator 1 (1) (1)

Equipment and System Engineering Solutions

CBD Circuit Board Design 2 A/S A/SSRT Systems Routing 2 A/S A/SSSR Systems Space Reservation 2 A/S A/SEFD Electrical System A/S A/S

Functional Definition 2ELB Electrical Library 2 A/S A/SEWR Electrical Wire A/S A/S

Routing 2EHI* Electrical Harness A/S A/S

Installation 2

Analysis Solutions

FMS* FEM Surface 2 A/S A/SEST Elfini Structural A/S A/S

Analysis 2GAS Generative Assembly A/S A/S

Structural Analysis 2GPS Generative Part A/S A/S

Structural Analysis 2GP1 Generative Part A A

Structural Analysis 1


SMG* 3 Axis Surface Machining 2 A/S IPMG Prismatic Machining 2 A/S A/S

Plant Solutions

PLO Plant Layout 2 A/S A/S


V4I V4 Integration 2 I ICOM Object Manager 2 I ISTC Strim/Styler to A/S A/S

CATIA Interface 2CO1 Object Manager 1 N/A N/ATD1 Team PDM 1 A ACC1 CADAM Interface 1 I AST1 STEP AP203 Interface 1 A AIG1 IGES Interface 1 I I


Version 5 Companions

CCD CADAM Drafting for V5 A A

* = New in this release.I = Included in configuration.A = Available as an add-on to a configuration.S = Available as a shareable product.N/A = The equivalent P2 product is included in theconfiguration.(1) = Core function is provided by Object Manager 2 (COM).

New Add-on/Shareable Products for PreviouslyAnnounced P2 Configurations (Part 1 of 2)

Configurations

Products HD2 MD2 ME2 DP2 EF2 ER2


MTD Mold Tooling Design 2 A/S A/S A/S A/S A/S A/SFTA 3D Functional Tolerancing A/S A/S A/S A/S A/S A/S

& Annotation 2FT1 3D Functional Tolerancing A A A A A A

& Annotation 1SH1 Sheetmetal Production 1 A A A A A A


FSK FreeStyle Sketch Tracer 2 A/S A/S A/S A/S A/S A/S


PFD Product Function A/S A/S A/S A/S A/S A/SDefinition 2

PFO Product Function A/S A/S A/S A/S A/S A/SOptimizer 2

Equipment and System Engineering Solutions

EHI Electrical Harness A/S A/S A/S A/S A/S A/SInstallation 2

Analysis Solutions

FMS FEM Surface 2 A/S A/S A/S A/S A/S A/S


SMG 3 Axis Surface Machining 2 A/S A/S A/S A/S A/S A/S

A = Available as an add on to a configurationS = Available as a shareable product

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New Add-on/Shareable Products for PreviouslyAnnounced P2 Configurations (Part 2 of 2)

Configurations

Products SA2 FS2 SO2 PM2 PL2


MTD Mold Tooling Design 2 A/S A/S A/S A/S A/SFTA 3D Functional Tolerancing A/S A/S A/S A/S A/S

& Annotation 2FT1 3D Functional Tolerancing A A A A A

& Annotation 1SH1 Sheetmetal Production 1 A A A A A


FSK FreeStyle Sketch Tracer 2 A/S A/S A/S A/S A/S


PFD Product Function A/S A/S A/S A/S A/SDefinition 2

PFO Product Function A/S A/S A/S A/S A/SOptimizer 2

Equipment and Systems Engineering Solutions

EHI Electrical Harness A/S A/S A/S A/S A/SInstallation 2

Analysis Solutions

FMS FEM Surface 2 A/S A/S A/S A/S A/S


SMG 3 Axis Surface Machining 2 A/S A/S A/S A/S A/S

A = Available as an add on to a configurationS = Available as a shareable product

Prerequisites: The following prerequisites pertain to bothP2 add-on matrices unless the prerequisite product isincluded in a standard configuration.

• FreeStyle Optimizer 2 (FSO) requires FreeStyleShaper 2 (FSS).

• Generative Assembly Structural Analysis 2 (GAS),Elfini Structural Analysis 2 (EST), and FEM Surface 2(FSS) require Generative Part Structural Analysis 2(GPS).

• Circuit Board Design 2 (CBD) requires Part Design 2(PDG).

• CADAM Interface 1 (CC1) requires InteractiveDrafting 1 (ID1).

• CADAM Drafting for V5 (CCD) requires a configurationthat includes Interactive Drafting 1 (ID1).

• DMU Optimizer 2 (DMO) requires DMU Navigator 2(DMN).

Note: Space Analysis 2′s dependency on DMUOptimizer 2 to associate the result file of an assemblycomparison with the original assembly is removed withRelease 5.

Application Programming Interfaces

This information has not changed for Release 5. Referto this topic in Software Announcement 299-342, datedNovember 16, 1999.

CATIA Version 4 to CATIA Version 5 Migration

Previously Announced Migration Configurations with NewAdd-on Products

Solid Based Advanced Design DesignMigration MigrationConfig Config

Products 5691 SBD 5691 ADD


MTD Mold Tooling Design 2 A/S A/SFTA 3D Functional Tolerancing A/S A/S

& Annotation 2FT1 3D Functional A A Tolerancing 1SH1 Sheetmetal Production 1 A A

Shape Design & Styling Solutions

FSK FreeStyle Sketch Tracer 2 A/S A/S


PFD Product Function A/S A/S Definition 2

PFO Product Function A/S A/S Optimizer 2

Equipment & Systems Engineering Solutions

EHI Electrical Harness A/S A/S Installation 2

Analysis Solutions

FMS FEM Surface 2 A/S A/S


SMG 3 Axis Surface A/S A/SMachining 2

A = Available as an Add on to a ConfigurationS = Shareable

CATIA Version 5 Upgrades/Migrations: Responding tocustomer business needs, CATIA Version 5 providesmigration paths from CATIA Version 4 Workstationproducts to CATIA Version 5 on UNIX and Windows NT.

Upgrade paths have been developed to protect yourVersion 4 investment by providing, in most cases, a pathto upgrade existing Version 4 configurations orcombinations of Version 4 complementary (a la carte)products to their Version 5 functionally equivalentpackages with no additional primary licence (PLC) charge.Also, upgrades are offered to take advantage of CATIAVersion 5′s evolving capabilities. Upgrade paths will beannounced over time as additional CATIA Version 5applications become generally available.

Each upgrade or migration can be ordered up to thecurrent quantity of the existing “from” product installbase.

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From CATIA Version 4 Products toCATIA Version 5 Shareable Products

5691-ELB Upgrade from 5626-ELD5691-SSR Upgrade from 5626-SPD5691-EHI Upgrade from 5626-ELW5691EHI+EWR Upgrade from 5626ELW (EHI)5691EHI+EWR Upgrade from 5626ELW (EWR)5691-PMG Upgrade from 5626-PMP+TSA5691-PMG Upgrade from 5626-PMP

From CATIA Version 4 Products toCATIA Version 5 Add-on Products

5691-HD2

ELB Add-On Upgrade from 5626-ELDSSR Add-On Upgrade from 5626-SPDEHI Add-On Upgrade from 5626-ELWEHI+EWR Add-On Upgrade 5626-ELW (EHI)EHI+EWR Add-On Upgrade 5626-ELW (EWR)PMG Add-On Upgrade from 5626-PMP+TSAPMG Add-On Upgrade from 5626-PMP

5691-MD2


5691-ME2


5691-DP2


5691-SD2


5691-EF2


5691-ER2

SSR Add-On Upgrade from 5626-SPDEHI Add-On Upgrade from 5626-ELWPMG Add-On Upgrade from 5626-PMP+TSAPMG Add-On Upgrade from 5626-PMP

5691-SA2


5691-FS2


5691-SO2


5691-PM2

ELB Add-On Upgrade from 5626-ELDSSR Add-On Upgrade from 5626-SPDEHI Add-On Upgrade from 5626-ELWEHI+EWR Add-On Upgrade 5626-ELW (EHI)EHI+EWR Add-On Upgrade 5626-ELW (EWR)

5691-MO2


5691-PL2


5691-SBD


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5691-ADD


From CATIA Version 4 Configurations toCATIA Version 5 Custom Configurations

5691-HD2 Custom Configuration(5691-HD2+KIN+SPA+PHS)

HD2 CC Upgrade from 5626AD2 (HD2)HD2 CC Upgrade from 5626AD2 (KIN)HD2 CC Upgrade from 5626AD2 (SPA)HD2 CC Upgrade from 5626AD2 (PHS)


HD2 CC Upgrade from 5626AD3 (HD2)HD2 CC Upgrade from 5626AD3 (KIN)HD2 CC Upgrade from 5626AD3 (SPA)HD2 CC Upgrade from 5626AD3 (PHS)

5691-MD2 Custom Configuration(5691-MD2+SSR+SPA+ELB+EHI+EWR)

MD2 CC Upgrade from 5626EEM (MD2)MD2 CC Upgrade from 5626EEM (SSR)MD2 CC Upgrade from 5626EEM (SPA)MD2 CC Upgrade from 5626EEM (ELB)MD2 CC Upgrade from 5626EEM (EHI)MD2 CC Upgrade from 5626EEM (EWR)

From CATIA Version 5 PRPQ toCATIA Version 5 Configuration

5691-MO2 Upgrade from 5799-C61

Previously Announced Add-on Product Upgrade Paths forNew Configurations

From CATIA Version 4 Products toCATIA Version 5 Add-on Products

5691-SL1

ST1 Add-On Upgrade from 5626-STPCCD Add-On Upgrade from 5626-CCD

5691-SD2

PDG Add-On Upgrade from 5626-WF3+DYS+SOE+PA3

PDG Add-On Upgrade from 5626-SOEGPS Add-On Upgrade from 5626-GPDGPS Add-On Upgrade from 5626-GPSKWA Add-On Upgrade from 5626-CKEDMN Add-On Upgrade from 5626-N4DSPA Add-On Upgrade from 5626-SPAFIT Add-On Upgrade from 5626-FITKIN Add-On Upgrade from 5626-KINPDG Add-On Upgrade from 5626-SDAGSD Add-On Upgrade from 5626-SUD+ASU+GSMGSD Add-On Upgrade from 5626-SUD+ASUWSF Add-On Upgrade from 5626-WF3+SUDWSF Add-On Upgrade from 5626-SUD

PDG+ Add-On Upgrade from 5626-WF3+DYS+ WSF SOE+PA3+SUD (PDG)PDG+ Add-On Upgrade from 5626-WF3+DYS+ WSF SOE+PA3+SUD (WSF)ST1 Add-On Upgrade from 5626-STPGSD Add-On Upgrade from 5626-SURGSD Add-On Upgrade from 5626-SUD+ASU+FRFDSE Add-On Upgrade from 5626-CGOPHS Add-On Upgrade from 5626-IMDSTC Add-On Upgrade from 5799-C65CCD Add-On Upgrade from 5626-CCDSTD Add-On Upgrade from 5626-STM

5691-MO2

PDG Add-On Upgrade from 5626-WF3+DYS+SOE+PA3

PDG Add-On Upgrade from 5626-SOEASD Add-On Upgrade from 5626-ASSGPS Add-On Upgrade from 5626-GPDGPS Add-On Upgrade from 5626-GPSKWA Add-On Upgrade from 5626-CKEDMN Add-On Upgrade from 5626-N4DSPA Add-On Upgrade from 5626-SPAFIT Add-On Upgrade from 5626-FITKIN Add-On Upgrade from 5626-KINPDG Add-On Upgrade from 5626-SDAGSD Add-On Upgrade from 5626-SUD+ASU+GSMGSD Add-On Upgrade from 5626-SUD+ASUST1 Add-On Upgrade from 5626-STPGSD Add-On Upgrade from 5626-SURSMD Add-On Upgrade from 5626-SHEID1 Add-On Upgrade from 5626-DR2+DRAGSD Add-On Upgrade from 5626-SUD+ASU+FRFDSE Add-On Upgrade from 5626-CGOPHS Add-On Upgrade from 5626-IMDSTC Add-On Upgrade from 5799-C65CCD Add-On Upgrade from 5626-CCDSTD Add-On Upgrade from 5626-STM

Education Support

Schedules and Enrollment

Call the IBM Product Lifecycle Management NorthAmerica (ES/NA) response line at 800-395-3339 forschedules and enrollments.

CATIA Computer-Based Training Products

Training, whether classroom or computer-based, alwaysplays a critical role in how well users perform their job.Our intention to deliver computer-based training productsin support of CATIA Version 5 was previously announced.The first Version 5 Web-based offering is the MD2Mechanical Design Course for the MD2 configuration.Packaging, pricing, and details about the content of thisand other CATIA Version 5 Web-based Learning Solutionsproducts are disclosed in Software Announcement200-305, dated September 12, 2000.

CATIA Higher Education and Training (HEAT)Program

Under the HEAT program, two configurations areavailable for qualifying institutions to order CATIAVersion 5. CATIA — Educational HEAT Configuration 1(5691-ED1) and CATIA — Educational HEATConfiguration 2 (5691-ED2) consists of the CATIAVersion 5 products in the P1 and P2 platforms,respectively, and will include CATIA Version 5 Web-basedLearning Solutions products upon request.

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Technical Information

Hardware Requirements

Common Hardware Requirements

The following requirements are common to all operatingsystems supported by this release. System unit andgraphic adapter requirements are platform specific andare detailed in subsequent topics.

• Required Components and Features

− Disk drive: An internal or external disk drive(minimum recommended size is 2 GB) is requiredto store program executables, program data, theuser environment, and to provide paging space.

− Memory: 256 MB of RAM is the minimumrecommended for all applications. 512 MB of RAMis recommended for DMU applications on largeassemblies and for the Digitized Shape Editor 2product. Requirements may be greater when largeamounts of data are used.

− Internal/external drives: A CD-ROM drive isrequired for program installation and for access tothe online documentation, which can optionally bedownloaded to disk.

− Display: A graphic color display compatible withthe selected platform-specific graphic adapter. Theminimum recommended size for usability reasonsis 17 inches. Minimum resolution for Windowsworkstations is 800 x 600 and 1280 x 1024 forUNIX workstations. When selecting a graphicadapter, hardware texturing capability is stronglyrecommended when using CATIA Version 5products that use texture mapping, in which casethe amount of texture RAM has to be adequate forthe number and complexity of textures to be used.

− Keyboard: A specific keyboard compatible with theselected installation locale may be required fornational language support.

− Pointing device: Three-button mouse. On Windowsworkstations, a two-button mouse may alternativelybe used (the third button is emulated with akeyboard sequence). The three-button mouse isrecommended for usability reasons. IntelliMouse(two buttons plus a wheel instead of the thirdbutton) is an alternative to the three-button mouseon Windows workstations. The wheel acts as themiddle button to allow additional manipulations,such as panning and scrolling.

• Optional Components and Features

For CATIA P2, SpaceBall or SpaceMouse, in additionto the standard mouse, can be used to perform graphicmanipulations (zoom, pan, rotate). The requireddrivers are delivered with these devices. Support ofthese devices is also available with the DMUNavigator 1 (DN1) and DMU Space Analysis (SP1) P1Add-on products.

The robustness of the overall solution is dependent on therobustness of the operating system and the hardwareenvironment used. Hardware configurations certified byDassault Systemes for running CATIA products arepublished at:


Although CATIA Version 5 products might run onconfigurations or with graphic adapters other than thosespecified for each of the platforms below, incidentsspecific to such configurations or adapters will not beaccepted for support.

Hardware Requirements in a Windows 95 or Windows 98Environment

Important: Windows 95 and Windows 98 apply only toCATIA Version 5 P1. CATIA Version 5 P2 products do notrun on Windows 95 or Windows 98.

• System unit: An Intel Pentium II- or PentiumIII-based workstation running Microsoft Windows 95OSR2 or Windows 98.

• Graphic adapter: An OpenGL-capable graphic adapteris required. Note that graphic performance on localtransformations (panning, zooming, rotating model)will depend on the selected graphic adapter. Thegraphic adapter should have the following capabilities:

− 16-bit, high-color, double buffered visual− 16-bit Z-buffer (when hardware accelerated)− Stencil buffer (1-bit)− Minimum supported resolution is 800 x 600; a

resolution of 1280 x 1024 is recommended forusability reasons.

Whereas Dassault Systemes has certified completeconfigurations (workstation model and graphicadapter) for CATIA Version 5 running onWindows NT, only generic graphic adapters thathave been tested on Windows 95 and Windows 98will be documented. An updated list of theseadapters is published at:


• Network adapter: An active LAN adapter (installed andconfigured) is required for licensing purposes.

Hardware Requirements for a Windows NT orWindows 2000 Environment

• System unit: An Intel Pentium II- or Pentium III-basedworkstation running Microsoft Windows NT WorkstationVersion 4.0 or Windows 2000 Professional Edition.

• Graphic adapter: A graphic adapter with a 3D OpenGLaccelerator is required. Note that graphicperformance on local transformations (panning,zooming, rotating model) will depend on the selectedgraphic adapter. The graphic adapter should have thefollowing capabilities:

− 24 bits, true color, double buffered visual− 24 bits Z-buffer− Stencil buffer− Minimum supported resolution: 800 x 600; a

resolution of 1280 x 1024 is recommended forusability reasons

• Network adapter: An active LAN adapter (installed andconfigured) is required for licensing purposes.

An updated list of supported Windows NT andWindows 2000 configurations certified by DassaultSystemes can be found at:


Hardware Requirements in an AIX Environment

• System unit: Any RS/6000 , based on PowerPC604 (166 MHz minimum clock speed), Power2, orPower3 processor families, supported on AIXVersion 4 Release 3.2 or 3.3.

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Note: With Release 5, CATIA Version 5 no longersupports Release 3.0 or 3.1 of AIX Version 4.

• Graphic adapter: One of the following graphicadapters is required.

− GXT500P− GXT550P− GXT800P− GXT800M− GXT2000P− GXT3000P

Hardware Requirements in an HP-UX Environment

• System unit: Any B-Class, C-Class, or J-Classworkstation supported on HP-UX Version 10.20 ACE 4(Workstation Additional Core Enhancements for HP-UX10.20 June, 1999), 10.20 ACE 5 (Workstation AdditionalCore Enhancements for HP-UX 10.20 December, 1999),or HP-UX 11.0 ACE (Additional Core EnhancementsNovember, 1999).

• Graphic adapter: One of the following graphicadapters is required:

− Visualize-FXE− Visualize-FX2− Visualize-FX4− Visualize-FX5− Visualize-FX6− Visualize-FX10

Hardware Requirements in an SGI-IRIX Environment

• System unit: Any O2, Indigo2, Octane, Octane2, orOnyx2 workstation based on R5000, R10000, or R12000processor supported on IRIX 6.5.


− Integrated graphic adapters on O2 workstations− Solid Impact, or SI/SE− Super Solid Impact, or SSI/SSE− High Impact− Maximum Impact, or MXI/MXE− VPro V6− VPro V8− InfiniteReality

Hardware Requirements in a Sun Solaris Environment

• System unit: Any Ultra1, Ultra2, Ultra10, Ultra30, orUltra60 workstation based on the UltraSPARCprocessor supported on Solaris 2.6.0, Solaris 7, orSolaris 8.


− Creator3D− Creator3D Series III− Elite 3D Model M3 (Ultra10 440 MHz only)− Elite 3D Model M3 and M6 (Ultra60 workstations)

Software Requirements

Common Software Requirements

Refer to the Program Directory or contact your IBMSupport Center for appropriate corrective service to applyto the software described below.

Software Requirements in a Windows 95 or Windows 98Environment

Important: The Windows 95 and Windows 98environments apply only to CATIA Version 5 P1. CATIAVersion 5 P2 products do not run on Windows 95 orWindows 98.

Microsoft Windows 95 OSR2 or Windows 98, with thefollowing components at the minimum levels indicated, isrequired:

• A Microsoft implementation of OpenGL libraries, asdelivered with Windows 95 OSR2 or Windows 98.These libraries may have to be modified toaccommodate the selected graphic adapter wheninstalling the graphic adapter and its associateddrivers. Recommendations related to driver levelsbased on tested graphic adapters visit:


• A localized version of the operating system may berequired when the selected installation locale differsfrom Latin 1.

Software Requirements in a Windows NT or Wind ows 2000Environment

Microsoft Windows NT Workstation Version 4.0 at withService Pack 4 or Service Pack 5 or Windows 2000Professional Edition with the following components at thelevels indicated, is required:

• A Microsoft implementation of OpenGL libraries asdelivered with Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000.These libraries may have to be updated toaccommodate the selected graphic adapter wheninstalling the graphic adapter and its associateddrivers. Recommendations related to driver levelsbased on certified configurations visit:


• A localized version of the operating system may berequired when the selected installation locale differsfrom Latin 1.

Note: For remote access from networked clients,Terminal Server is supported by the MicrosoftWindows NT 4.0 Terminal Server Edition at the ServicePack 4 level on the Windows NT server. Access throughstandard browsers requires Citrix MetaFrame 1.0 to alsobe installed on the server. Terminal Server is alsoavailable with Windows 2000 Server and Windows 2000Advanced Server.

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Software Requirements in an AIX Environment

AIX Version 4 Release 3.2 or 3.3 with the componentslisted below at the minimum levels is required.

Note: With Release 5, CATIA Version 5 no longersupports Release 3.0 or 3.1 of AIX Version 4.

• IBM C Set++ for AIX Application Runtime at aminimum level of 3.6.4 for 4.3.2 and at a minimum levelof 4.0.2 for AIX 4.3.3

The C Set++ Application Runtime is shipped with theAIX operating system.

• IBM XL Fortran Runtime Environment for AIX(5801-AAR-7070, P/N 04L2123) at a minimum level of5.1.0

• OpenGL and GL3.2 Runtime Environment (deliveredwith the AIX 4.3 operating system)

• Common Desktop Environment (CDE) (delivered withthe operating system)

Software Requirements in an HP-UX Environment

HP-UX Version 10.20 ACE 4 (Workstation Additional CoreEnhancements for HP-UX 10.20 — June, 1999), or 10.20ACE 5 (Workstation Additional Core Enhancements forHP-UX 10.20 — December 1999), or HP-UX 11.0 ACE(Workstation Additional Core Enhancements for HP-UX11.0 November, 1999), with the following components atthe minimum levels indicated, is required:

• ANSI C++ Runtime Environment (aC++, at aminimum level of 1.21, delivered with the operatingsystem)

• HP Fortran Runtime Environment (delivered with theoperating system)

• HP-UX 700 OpenGL 3D API Runtime Environment• Common Desktop Environment (CDE) (delivered with

the operating system)

Because of binary differences between HP-UX 10.20 andHP-UX 11.0, support of HP-UX 11.0 is made available in astrict runtime environment.

A localized version of the operating system may berequired when the selected installation locale differs fromISO code pages.

Software Requirements in an SGI IRIX Environment

IRIX 6.5.2m, with the following components at theminimum levels indicated, is required:

• C, C++ and Fortran77 standard executionenvironment (delivered with the operating system)

• OpenGL (delivered with the IRIX execution environment)• IRIX Interactive Desktop (delivered with the operating

system)• WorldView when the selected installation locale differs

from ISO 1

Software Requirements in a Sun Solaris Environment

Sun Solaris 2.6.0, Solaris 7, or Solaris 8 with the followingcomponents at the minimum levels indicated, is required:

• C and C++ runtime environment (delivered with theoperating system)

• OpenGL runtime environment (delivered with theoperating system)

• Fortran runtime environment (delivered with CATIAVersion 5)

• Common Desktop Environment (CDE) (delivered withthe operating system)

A localized version of the operating system may berequired when the selected installation locale differs fromISO-1.

Product-Specific Software Requirements for CATIA P1

CATIA — Team PDM 1 (TD1) requires the Smart SolutionsSmarTeam product with Oracle as a relational database.These products are included with CATIA — Team PDM 1.

Product-Specific Software Requirements for CATIA P2

• CATIA — V4 Integration 2 (V4I) requires, on the CATIAVersion 5 client, for interoperability with CATIAVersion 4 CDM and ENOVIA VPM 1, either (dependingwhether the database server is a DB2 or an Oracleserver):

− DB2 Universal Database Version 5.2 or 6.1 (forAIX, HP-UX, IRIX or Solaris clients)

− Oracle Version 8.0.4 (for AIX, HP-UX, Solarisclients) or Oracle Version 8.0.5 (for IRIX clients)

CATIA Version 4 CDM and ENOVIA VPM 1interoperability is available through CATIA — V4Integration 2 (V4I) for the following products:

− CATIA — Assembly Design 2 (ASD)− CATIA — DMU Kinematics Simulator 2 (KIN)

• Math Kernel Libraries (MKL) — When on an Intelarchitecture in a Windows NT or Windows 2000environment, the performance of the followingproducts can be improved through the use of IntelMKL:

− CATIA — Generative Part Structural Analysis 1(GP1)

− CATIA — Generative Part Structural Analysis 2(GPS)

− CATIA — Generative Assembly StructuralAnalysis 2 (GAS)

MKL Libraries 3.1 can be downloaded free of chargefrom:

http://developer.intel.com/vtune/perflibst/mkl/

This requirement is optional.

Access to Product Information

Product information, including the User Galaxy(Introducing CATIA Version 5) is delivered on the productCDs in HTML format. An HTML browser is required toaccess this documentation.

• In a UNIX environment (AIX, HP-UX, IRIX, Solaris),Netscape Navigator at a minimum level of 4.5

• In a Windows environment, one of the following:

− Microsoft Internet Explorer (delivered withWindows NT) at a minimum level of 4.01, ServicePack 1

− Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 (delivered withWindows 2000)

− Netscape Navigator at a minimum level of 4.5

Although access to the online documentation might workon other HTML browsers, incidents specific to browsersother than those specified are not eligible for support.

Product information is also supplied on the product CDsin Portable Document Format (PDF) form. Viewing andprinting of the PDF files requires the Adobe Acrobat

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Reader at a minimum level of 3.0. The reader can bedownloaded, at no charge, from:

http://www.adobe.com

Prerequisites for the Licensing Environment

• Windows workstations must have a LAN card (Ethernetor token ring) and TCP/IP installed and properlyconfigured, but there is no need to have theworkstations connected to the network.

• No additional software is required when accessingnodelock licenses. Beginning with CATIA Version 5,Release 5, nodelock licensing is available onWindows 95 and Windows 98.

• License Use Management (LUM) is required to serveconcurrent licenses across a network. A LUMconfiguration file (i4ls.ini) is required on CATIA clientsto access concurrent licenses from these servers.

− LUM, at a minimum level of 4.5.5, is required onUNIX or Windows NT license servers.

− LUM, at a minimum level of 4.5.8, is required onWindows 2000 license servers.

− LUM, at a minimum level of 4.5.9, is required whenthe High Availability Licensing (HAL) mechanismoffered by LUM is used.

Windows 95 and Windows 98 are not supported as LUMlicense servers. Such clients require either:

− Nodelock licensingor

− A UNIX, Windows NT, or Windows 2000 LUM licenseserver

LUM may be obtained, at no charge, from:

http://www.software.ibm.com/is/lum/download.html

Macro Replay Capabilities

CATIA Version 5 has built-in macro record and replaycapabilities. For UNIX, the interpreter is BasicScript fromSummit Software. It is included in CATIA Version 5 as ashared library.

For Windows, the interpreter is Visual Basic Script(VB Script) at minimum level 3.1. It is delivered withMicrosoft Internet Explorer. VB Script libraries at level3.1.0.2124 are delivered with Internet Explorer 4.01 SP1or at later levels with later versions of Internet Explorer.

Except for Open path syntax, which is specific to UNIX andWindows NT, macros recorded in either the UNIX orWindows NT environments can be replayed in eitherenvironment. However, because of differences betweenBasicScript and VB Script, macros written “by hand” willrun only if the developer uses features supported by bothinterpreters.

Printer and Plotter Support

• UNIX — CATIA Version 5 provides support for thefollowing plotter/printer languages:

− CalComp C907− CGM-ISO, ATA, CALS− Hewlett Packard HP-GL/2-RTL and HP-GL or IBM-GL

subsets− OCE Graphics GPR50: VDF plotting routines− Versatec

-- VCGL: Versatec Graphics Software-- VGS 2.0 VRF: Versatec Graphics Software,

VGS 2.0− PostScript

• Windows — Printers and plotters are supportedthrough the vendor′s drivers for the targeted printeror plotter relative to the targeted version of theoperating system. Contact the printer or plottervendor for requirements and support.

CATIA Version 5 Prerequisites

• A CATIA P1 product or a CATIA P1 configurationrequires or includes (in the case of configurations)CATIA — Object Manager 1 (CO1). P1 products can beused on P2, and in such cases, they operate withCATIA Object Manager 2 (COM).

• A CATIA P2 product or a CATIA P2 configurationrequires or includes (in the case of configurations)CATIA — Object Manager 2 (COM).

• CATIA Version 5 add-on and shareable productsrequire a license for a configuration that includes atleast the prerequisite products. Licenses for CATIAconfigurations are acquired and released for the totalconfiguration.

• The functions within a configuration cannot be shared.

• A configuration is required for each CATIA Version 5seat.

• In addition:

− FreeStyle Optimizer 2 (FSO) requires FreeStyleShaper 2 (FSS).

− Generative Assembly Structural Analysis 2 (GAS),Elfini Structural Analysis 2 (EST), and FEMSurface 2 (FMS) require Generative Part StructuralAnalysis 2 (GPS).

− Circuit Board Design 2 (CBD) requires PartDesign 2 (PDG).

− CADAM Interface 1 (CC1) requires InteractiveDrafting 1 (ID1).

− CADAM Drafting for V5 (CCD) requires anyconfiguration that includes Interactive Drafting 1(ID1).

− DMU Optimizer 2 (DMO) requires DMU Navigator 2(DMN).

Note: Space Analysis 2′s dependency on DMUOptimizer 2 to associate the result file of an assemblycomparison with the original assembly is removed withRelease 5.

Compatibility: CATIA — V4 Integration 2 (V4I) requires,on the CATIA Version 5 client for interoperability withCATIA Version 4 CATIA Data Management and ENOVIAVPM 1, either (depending on whether the database serveris DB2 or Oracle):

• DB2 Universal Database Version 5.2 or 6.1 (for AIX,HP-UX, IRIX, or Solaris clients)

• Oracle Version 8.0.4 (for AIX, HP-UX, Solaris clients)or Oracle Version 8.0.5 (for IRIX clients)

CATIA Version 4 CATIA Data Management and ENOVIAVPM 1 interoperability is available through CATIA — V4Integration 2 (V4I) for the following CATIA Version 5products:

• CATIA — Assembly Design 2 (5691-ASD)• DMU Kinemtics Simulator 2 (5691-KIN)

CATIA — Team PDM 1 (TD1) requires Smart SolutionsSmarTeam product with Oracle as a relational database.These products are included with CATIA — Team PDM 1.

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Planning Information

Packaging: The deliverables associated with eachplatform (P1 and P2) are shipped in separate box kits. TheProgram Directory will be shipped as a CD instead of ahard copy document.

Platform 1 Box Kit (SK3T-5100)

Ships with all orders for P1 configurations.

• Seven CDs (LCD4-4077)

− AIX− HP− IRIX− Solaris− Windows NT/2000− Windows 95/98− Program Directory

These CDs include the national language productintegrated information (PII):

• LUM CD (LCD4-4195)

• Publications

− English softcopy publications collection kit(SK3T-4124)

− IBM informal documents-- P1 Licensed Program Specification (GI10-9877)-- P1 Registration Memo (GI10-9871)-- Memo to Current Users (GI10-9873)

Platform 2 Box Kit (SK3T-4132)

Ships with all orders for P2 configurations.

• Six CDs (LCD4-3756)

− AIX− HP− IRIX− Solaris− Windows NT/2000− Program Directory

These CDs include national language PII.

• LUM CD (LCD4-4195)

• Publications

− English softcopy publications collection kit(SK3T-4124)

− IBM informal documents-- P2 Licensed Programming Specification

(GH52-1328)-- P2 Registration Memo (GI10-8107)-- P1/P2 Memo to Current Users (GI10-9873)

Shipping Package

In addition to the box kits, the shipping package contains:

• COE Brochure (GH52-1319)

• With an order of the CADAM Drafting for V5 (CCD)add-on product, the three CCD product CDs(LCD4-4076)

• With an order of the Team PDM 1 add-on product, thetwo prerequisite SmarTeam product CDs (LCD4-4078)and password for the Oracle database (GI11-0301).

Security, Auditability, and Control

The announced programs use the security and auditabilityfeatures of the AIX operating system for the RS/6000family, the HP-UX operating system for the HP platform,the IRIX operating system for the SGI platform, theSolaris operating system for the Sun platform, and theWindows NT, Windows 2000, Windows 98, andWindows 98 operating systems for Intel Pentiumplatforms.

If sensitive data is sent over external communicationsfacilities, users may wish to pursue the use ofcryptography.

The customer is responsible for evaluation, selection, andimplementation of security features, administrativeprocedures, and appropriate controls in applicationsystems and communication facilities.

Customer Financing

IBM Global Financing offers attractive financing tocredit-qualified commercial and government customersand Business Partners in more than 40 countries aroundthe world. IBM Global Financing is provided by the IBMCredit Corporation in the United States. Offerings, rates,terms, and availability may vary by country. Contact yourlocal IBM Global Financing organization. Countryorganizations are listed on the Web at:

http://www.financing.ibm.com

Ordering Information

Controlled Availability of Selected CATIA Version 5Release 5 Products

The following CATIA Version 5 products announced inRelease 5 are subject to controlled availability:

• CATIA — Product Function Definition 2 (5691-PFD)• CATIA — Product Function Optimizer 2 (5691-PFO)• CATIA — FEM Surface 2 (5691-FMS)

Controlled availability is necessary to ensure successfulintroduction of these products into your installation.Contact your IBM representative for details.

Current Licensees

Current licensees of CATIA Version 5 will receive thisupdate from IBM Software Delivery and Fulfillmentautomatically.

Shipment of this release is scheduled to be completed byNovember 24, 2000.

New Licensees

For new licensees of CATIA Version 5 products, shipmentwill begin on the planned availability date.

An order for CATIA Version 5 basic licensed programsconsists of:

• A licensed standard or custom configuration programorder (5691-XXX)

• Optional licensed shareable product program order(5691-XXX)

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• One system program order (SPO), 5628-ACN, forMicrosoft Windows NT, AIX, HP-UX, IRIX, and Solarisplatforms

The 5691-XXX orders are required for billing and assetregistration. The 5628-ACN orders are required to shipmachine-readable materials and publications.

CATIA Version 5 is available only on CD-ROM.

Basic License

Program Numbers for New Configurations and ShareableProducts

New CATIA Version 5 Configurations

CATIA — Sheetmetal Production 1 5691-SL1CATIA — Sheetmetal Design 2 5691-SD2CATIA — Mold & Die Machinist 2 5691-MO2

New CATIA Version 5 Products:

CATIA — Mold Tooling Design 2 5691-MTDCATIA — 3D Functional Tolerancing & 5691-FTA

Annotation 2CATIA — FreeStyle Sketch Tracer 2 5691-FSKCATIA — Product Function Definition 2 5691-PFDCATIA — Product Function Optimizer 2 5691-PFOCATIA — Electrical Harness 5691-EHI

Installation 2CATIA — FEM Surface 2 5691-FMSCATIA — 3 Axis Surface Machining 2 5691-SMG

To order a basic license for a standard configuration orshareable product, specify:

• The configuration/shareable product program number

• The appropriate Primary License Charge/AnnualLicense Charge (PLC/ALC) or Yearly License Charge(YLC) billing feature numbers

Note: Feature number 9001 for asset registration will beautomatically added to your order.

To order a basic license for a Custom Configuration,specify:

• The standard configuration program feature number

• The appropriate PLC/ALC or YLC billing featurenumbers for the configuration

• The appropriate PLC/ALC or YLC billing featurenumbers for the add-on products

Notes

• The quantity of each add-on product ordered on acustom configuration must equal the quantity of theconfiguration.

• Feature number 9001 for asset registration will beautomatically added to your order.

Feature numbers for all new configurations and forshareable and add-on products are contained in thissection.

Billing Feature Numbers for Configurations and Add-onProducts

Note: For order quantities exceeding 250, contact yourIBM representative.

Billing Feature Numbers for New P1 Configuration andAdd-On Products

5691-SL1 Configuration

0011 SL1 Configuration PLC0006 ALC User 1-90007 ALC User 10-250008 ALC User 26+0001 YLC User 1-90002 YLC User 10-250003 YLC User 26+

2056 FT1 Add-on PLC2057 FT1 Add-on ALC User 1-92058 FT1 Add-on ALC User 10-252059 FT1 Add-on ALC User 26+2060 FT1 Add-on YLC User 1-92061 FT1 Add-on YLC User 10-252062 FT1 Add-on YLC User 26+

0150 AS1 Add-on PLC0151 AS1 Add-on ALC User 1-91509 AS1 Add-on ALC User 10-251510 AS1 Add-on ALC User 26+0340 AS1 Add-on YLC User 1-91548 AS1 Add-on YLC User 10-251549 AS1 Add-on YLC User 26+

0152 PD1 Add-on PLC0153 PD1 Add-on ALC User 1-91512 PD1 Add-on ALC User 10-251513 PD1 Add-on ALC User 26+0341 PD1 Add-on YLC User 1-91551 PD1 Add-on YLC User 10-251552 PD1 Add-on YLC User 26+

0154 GD1 Add-on PLC0155 GD1 Add-on ALC User 1-91515 GD1 Add-on ALC User 10-251516 GD1 Add-on ALC User 26+0342 GD1 Add-on YLC User 1-91554 GD1 Add-on YLC User 10-251555 GD1 Add-on YLC User 26+

0156 WS1 Add-on PLC0157 WS1 Add-on ALC User 1-91518 WS1 Add-on ALC User 10-251519 WS1 Add-on ALC User 26+0344 WS1 Add-on YLC User 1-91557 WS1 Add-on YLC User 10-251558 WS1 Add-on YLC User 26+

0127 SM1 Add-on PLC0128 SM1 Add-on ALC User 1-91521 SM1 Add-on ALC User 10-251522 SM1 Add-on ALC User 26+0324 SM1 Add-on YLC User 1-91560 SM1 Add-on YLC User 10-251561 SM1 Add-on YLC User 26+

0125 ID1 Add-on PLC0126 ID1 Add-on ALC User 1-91136 ID1 Add-on ALC User 10-251137 ID1 Add-on ALC User 26+0323 ID1 Add-on YLC User 1-91480 ID1 Add-on YLC User 10-251481 ID1 Add-on YLC User 26+

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0131 RT1 Add-on PLC0132 RT1 Add-on ALC User 1-91524 RT1 Add-on ALC User 10-251525 RT1 Add-on ALC User 26+0326 RT1 Add-on YLC User 1-91563 RT1 Add-on YLC User 10-251564 RT1 Add-on YLC User 26+

0158 SP1 Add-on PLC0159 SP1 Add-on ALC User 1-91527 SP1 Add-on ALC User 10-251528 SP1 Add-on ALC User 26+0345 SP1 Add-on YLC User 1-91566 SP1 Add-on YLC User 10-251567 SP1 Add-on YLC User 26+

0160 DN1 Add-on PLC0161 DN1 Add-on ALC User 1-91530 DN1 Add-on ALC User 10-251531 DN1 Add-on ALC User 26+0346 DN1 Add-on YLC User 1-91569 DN1 Add-on YLC User 10-251570 DN1 Add-on YLC User 26+

0162 GP1 Add-on PLC0163 GP1 Add-on ALC User 1-91533 GP1 Add-on ALC User 10-251534 GP1 Add-on ALC User 26+0347 GP1 Add-on YLC User 1-91572 GP1 Add-on YLC User 10-251573 GP1 Add-on YLC User 26+

0137 CC1 Add-on PLC0138 CC1 Add-on ALC User 1-91154 CC1 Add-on ALC User 10-251155 CC1 Add-on ALC User 26+0329 CC1 Add-on YLC User 1-91498 CC1 Add-on YLC User 10-251499 CC1 Add-on YLC User 26+

0141 TD1 Add-on PLC0142 TD1 Add-on ALC User 1-91536 TD1 Add-on ALC User 10-251537 TD1 Add-on ALC User 26+0332 TD1 Add-on YLC User 1-91575 TD1 Add-on YLC User 10-251576 TD1 Add-on YLC User 26+

0139 ST1 Add-on PLC0140 ST1 Add-on ALC User 1-91539 ST1 Add-on ALC User 10-251540 ST1 Add-on ALC User 26+0330 ST1 Add-on YLC User 1-91578 ST1 Add-on YLC User 10-251579 ST1 Add-on YLC User 26+

0143 CCD Add-on PLC0144 CCD Add-on ALC User 1-91545 CCD Add-on ALC User 10-251546 CCD Add-on ALC User 26+0331 CCD Add-on YLC User 1-91584 CCD Add-on YLC User 10-251585 CCD Add-on YLC User 26+

Billing Feature Numbers for New P2 Configuration andAdd-On Products

5691-SD2 Configuration

0011 SD2 Configuration PLC0006 ALC User 1-90007 ALC User 10-250008 ALC User 26+0001 YLC User 1-90002 YLC User 10-250003 YLC User 26+

2042 MTD Add-on PLC2043 MTD Add-on ALC User 1-92044 MTD Add-on ALC User 10-252045 MTD Add-on ALC User 26+2046 MTD Add-on YLC User 1-92047 MTD Add-on YLC User 10-252048 MTD Add-on YLC User 26+

1901 STD Add-on PLC1902 STD Add-on ALC User 1-91903 STD Add-on ALC User 10-251904 STD Add-on ALC User 26+1905 STD Add-on YLC User 1-91906 STD Add-on YLC User 10-251907 STD Add-on YLC User 26+

2049 FTA Add-on PLC2050 FTA Add-on ALC User 1-92051 FTA Add-on ALC User 10-252052 FTA Add-on ALC User 26+2053 FTA Add-on YLC User 1-92054 FTA Add-on YLC User 10-252055 FTA Add-on YLC User 26+

0119 PDG Add-on PLC0120 PDG Add-on ALC User 1-91127 PDG Add-on ALC User 10-251128 PDG Add-on ALC User 26+0319 PDG Add-on YLC User 1-91471 PDG Add-on YLC User 10-251472 PDG Add-on YLC User 26+

1931 WSF Add-on PLC1932 WSF Add-on ALC User 1-91933 WSF Add-on ALC User 10-251934 WSF Add-on ALC User 26+1935 WSF Add-on YLC User 1-91936 WSF Add-on YLC User 10-251937 WSF Add-on YLC User 26+



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0156 WS1 Add-on PLC0157 WS1 Add-on ALC User 1-91518 WS1 Add-on ALC User 10-251519 WS1 Add-on ALC User 26+0344 WS1 Add-on YLC User 1-91557 WS1 Add-on YLC User 10-251558 WS1 Add-on YLC User 26+

0129 GSD Add-on PLC0130 GSD Add-on ALC User 1-91142 GSD Add-on ALC User 10-251143 GSD Add-on ALC User 26+0325 GSD Add-on YLC User 1-91486 GSD Add-on YLC User 10-251487 GSD Add-on YLC User 26+

0113 FSS Add-on PLC0114 FSS Add-on ALC User 1-91112 FSS Add-on ALC User 10-251113 FSS Add-on ALC User 26+0313 FSS Add-on YLC User 1-91340 FSS Add-on YLC User 10-251341 FSS Add-on YLC User 26+

0115 FSO Add-on PLC0116 FSO Add-on ALC User 1-91121 FSO Add-on ALC User 10-251122 FSO Add-on ALC User 26+0315 FSO Add-on YLC User 1-91465 FSO Add-on YLC User 10-251466 FSO Add-on YLC User 26+

1938 FSP Add-on PLC1939 FSP Add-on ALC User 1-91940 FSP Add-on ALC User 10-251941 FSP Add-on ALC User 26+1942 FSP Add-on YLC User 1-91943 FSP Add-on YLC User 10-251944 FSP Add-on YLC User 26+

2070 FSK Add-on PLC2071 FSK Add-on ALC User 1-92072 FSK Add-on ALC User 10-252073 FSK Add-on ALC User 26+2074 FSK Add-on YLC User 1-92075 FSK Add-on YLC User 10-252076 FSK Add-on YLC User 26+

1945 DSE Add-on PLC1946 DSE Add-on ALC User 1-91947 DSE Add-on ALC User 10-251948 DSE Add-on ALC User 26+1949 DSE Add-on YLC User 1-91950 DSE Add-on YLC User 10-251951 DSE Add-on YLC User 26+

1952 PHS Add-on PLC1953 PHS Add-on ALC User 1-91954 PHS Add-on ALC User 10-251955 PHS Add-on ALC User 26+1956 PHS Add-on YLC User 1-91957 PHS Add-on YLC User 10-251958 PHS Add-on YLC User 26+


2077 PFD Add-on PLC2078 PFD Add-on ALC User 1-92079 PFD Add-on ALC User 10-252080 PFD Add-on ALC User 26+2081 PFD Add-on YLC User 1-92082 PFD Add-on YLC User 10-252083 PFD Add-on YLC User 26+

2084 PFO Add-on PLC2085 PFO Add-on ALC User 1-92086 PFO Add-on ALC User 10-252087 PFO Add-on ALC User 26+2088 PFO Add-on YLC User 1-92089 PFO Add-on YLC User 10-252090 PFO Add-on YLC User 26+

1908 PEO Add-on PLC1909 PEO Add-on ALC User 1-91910 PEO Add-on ALC User 10-251911 PEO Add-on ALC User 26+1912 PEO Add-on YLC User 1-91913 PEO Add-on YLC User 10-251914 PEO Add-on YLC User 26+

1185 KWG Add-on PLC1186 KWG Add-on ALC User 1-91187 KWG Add-on ALC User 10-251188 KWG Add-on ALC User 26+1189 KWG Add-on YLC User 1-91190 KWG Add-on YLC User 10-251191 KWG Add-on YLC User 26+

1178 KWE Add-on PLC1179 KWE Add-on ALC User 1-91180 KWE Add-on ALC User 10-251181 KWE Add-on ALC User 26+1182 KWE Add-on YLC User 1-91183 KWE Add-on YLC User 10-251184 KWE Add-on YLC User 26+

0111 KWA Add-on PLC0112 KWA Add-on ALC User 1-91115 KWA Add-on ALC User 10-251116 KWA Add-on ALC User 26+0311 KWA Add-on YLC User 1-91459 KWA Add-on YLC User 10-251460 KWA Add-on YLC User 26+

0184 DMO Add-on PLC0185 DMO Add-on ALC User 1-90186 DMO Add-on ALC User 10-250187 DMO Add-on ALC User 26+0188 DMO Add-on YLC User 1-90189 DMO Add-on YLC User 10-250190 DMO Add-on YLC User 26+

0101 FIT Add-on PLC0102 FIT Add-on ALC User 1-91100 FIT Add-on ALC User 10-251101 FIT Add-on ALC User 26+0301 FIT Add-on YLC User 1-91444 FIT Add-on YLC User 10-251445 FIT Add-on YLC User 26+

0103 KIN Add-on PLC0104 KIN Add-on ALC User 1-91103 KIN Add-on ALC User 10-251104 KIN Add-on ALC User 26+0303 KIN Add-on YLC User 1-91447 KIN Add-on YLC User 10-251448 KIN Add-on YLC User 26+

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0107 SPA Add-on PLC0108 SPA Add-on ALC User 1-91109 SPA Add-on ALC User 10-251110 SPA Add-on ALC User 26+0307 SPA Add-on YLC User 1-91453 SPA Add-on YLC User 10-251454 SPA Add-on YLC User 26+

0105 DMN Add-on PLC0106 DMN Add-on ALC User 1-91106 DMN Add-on ALC User 10-251107 DMN Add-on ALC User 26+0305 DMN Add-on YLC User 1-91450 DMN Add-on YLC User 10-251451 DMN Add-on YLC User 26+


0133 CBD Add-on PLC0134 CBD Add-on ALC User 1-91148 CBD Add-on ALC User 10-251149 CBD Add-on ALC User 26+0327 CBD Add-on YLC User 1-91492 CBD Add-on YLC User 10-251493 CBD Add-on YLC User 26+

0191 SRT Add-on PLC0192 SRT Add-on ALC User 1-90193 SRT Add-on ALC User 10-250194 SRT Add-on ALC User 26+0195 SRT Add-on YLC User 1-90196 SRT Add-on YLC User 10-250197 SRT Add-on YLC User 26+

1966 SSR Add-on PLC1967 SSR Add-on ALC User 1-91968 SSR Add-on ALC User 10-251969 SSR Add-on ALC User 26+1970 SSR Add-on YLC User 1-91971 SSR Add-on YLC User 10-251972 SSR Add-on YLC User 26+

1973 EFD Add-on PLC1974 EFD Add-on ALC User 1-91975 EFD Add-on ALC User 10-251976 EFD Add-on ALC User 26+1977 EFD Add-on YLC User 1-91978 EFD Add-on YLC User 10-251979 EFD Add-on YLC User 26+

1980 ELB Add-on PLC1981 ELB Add-on ALC User 1-91982 ELB Add-on ALC User 10-251983 ELB Add-on ALC User 26+1984 ELB Add-on YLC User 1-91985 ELB Add-on YLC User 10-251986 ELB Add-on YLC User 26+

1987 EWR Add-on PLC1988 EWR Add-on ALC User 1-91989 EWR Add-on ALC User 10-251990 EWR Add-on ALC User 26+1991 EWR Add-on YLC User 1-91992 EWR Add-on YLC User 10-251993 EWR Add-on YLC User 26+

2091 EHI Add-on PLC2092 EHI Add-on ALC User 1-92093 EHI Add-on ALC User 10-252094 EHI Add-on ALC User 26+2095 EHI Add-on YLC User 1-92096 EHI Add-on YLC User 10-252097 EHI Add-on YLC User 26+

2098 FMS Add-on PLC2099 FMS Add-on ALC User 1-92100 FMS Add-on ALC User 10-252101 FMS Add-on ALC User 26+2102 FMS Add-on YLC User 1-92103 FMS Add-on YLC User 10-252104 FMS Add-on YLC User 26+

1994 EST Add-on PLC1995 EST Add-on ALC User 1-91996 EST Add-on ALC User 10-251997 EST Add-on ALC User 26+1998 EST Add-on YLC User 1-91999 EST Add-on YLC User 10-252000 EST Add-on YLC User 26+

0135 GAS Add-on PLC0136 GAS Add-on ALC User 1-91151 GAS Add-on ALC User 10-251152 GAS Add-on ALC User 26+0328 GAS Add-on YLC User 1-91495 GAS Add-on YLC User 10-251496 GAS Add-on YLC User 26+

0109 GPS Add-on PLC0110 GPS Add-on ALC User 1-91923 GPS Add-on ALC User 10-251924 GPS Add-on ALC User 26+0309 GPS Add-on YLC User 1-91456 GPS Add-on YLC User 10-251457 GPS Add-on YLC User 26+


2105 SMG Add-on PLC2106 SMG Add-on ALC User 1-92107 SMG Add-on ALC User 10-252108 SMG Add-on ALC User 26+2109 SMG Add-on YLC User 1-92110 SMG Add-on YLC User 10-252111 SMG Add-on YLC User 26+

1915 PMG Add-on PLC1916 PMG Add-on ALC User 1-91917 PMG Add-on ALC User 10-251918 PMG Add-on ALC User 26+1919 PMG Add-on YLC User 1-91920 PMG Add-on YLC User 10-251921 PMG Add-on YLC User 26+

1171 PLO Add-on PLC1172 PLO Add-on ALC User 1-91173 PLO Add-on ALC User 10-251174 PLO Add-on ALC User 26+1175 PLO Add-on YLC User 1-91176 PLO Add-on YLC User 10-251177 PLO Add-on YLC User 26+

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2022 STC Add-on PLC2023 STC Add-on ALC User 1-92024 STC Add-on ALC User 10-252025 STC Add-on ALC User 26+2026 STC Add-on YLC User 1-92027 STC Add-on YLC User 10-252028 STC Add-on YLC User 26+




5691-MO2 Configuration

0011 MO2 Configuration PLC0006 ALC User 1-90007 ALC User 10-250008 ALC User 26+0001 YLC User 1-90002 YLC User 10-250003 YLC User 26+


1901 STD Add-on PLC1902 STD Add-on ALC User 1-91903 STD Add-on ALC User 10-251904 STD Add-on ALC User 26+1905 STD Add-on YLC User 1-91906 STD Add-on YLC User 10-251907 STD Add-on YLC User 26+


0121 ASD Add-on PLC0122 ASD Add-on ALC User 1-91130 ASD Add-on ALC User 10-251131 ASD Add-on ALC User 26+0321 ASD Add-on YLC User 1-91474 ASD Add-on YLC User 10-251475 ASD Add-on YLC User 26+

0119 PDG Add-on PLC0120 PDG Add-on ALC User 1-91127 PDG Add-on ALC User 10-251128 PDG Add-on ALC User 26+0319 PDG Add-on YLC User 1-91471 PDG Add-on YLC User 10-251472 PDG Add-on YLC User 26+

1922 GDR Add-on PLC0164 GDR Add-on ALC User 1-90165 GDR Add-on ALC User 10-250166 GDR Add-on ALC User 26+0167 GDR Add-on YLC User 1-90168 GDR Add-on YLC User 10-250169 GDR Add-on YLC User 26+

0170 SMD Add-on PLC0171 SMD Add-on ALC User 1-90172 SMD Add-on ALC User 10-250173 SMD Add-on ALC User 26+0174 SMD Add-on YLC User 1-90175 SMD Add-on YLC User 10-250176 SMD Add-on YLC User 26+


0150 AS1 Add-on PLC0151 AS1 Add-on ALC User 1-91509 AS1 Add-on ALC User 10-251510 AS1 Add-on ALC User 26+0340 AS1 Add-on YLC User 1-91548 AS1 Add-on YLC User 10-251549 AS1 Add-on YLC User 26+


0154 GD1 Add-on PLC0155 GD1 Add-on ALC User 1-91515 GD1 Add-on ALC User 10-251516 GD1 Add-on ALC User 26+0342 GD1 Add-on YLC User 1-91554 GD1 Add-on YLC User 10-251555 GD1 Add-on YLC User 26+

0127 SM1 Add-on PLC0128 SM1 Add-on ALC User 1-91139 SM1 Add-on ALC User 10-251140 SM1 Add-on ALC User 26+0324 SM1 Add-on YLC User 1-91483 SM1 Add-on YLC User 10-251484 SM1 Add-on YLC User 26+

2063 SH1 Add-on PLC2064 SH1 Add-on ALC User 1-92065 SH1 Add-on ALC User 10-252066 SH1 Add-on ALC User 26+2067 SH1 Add-on YLC User 1-92068 SH1 Add-on YLC User 10-252069 SH1 Add-on YLC User 26+

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0125 ID1 Add-on PLC0126 ID1 Add-on ALC User 1-91136 ID1 Add-on ALC User 10-251137 ID1 Add-on ALC User 26+0323 ID1 Add-on YLC User 1-91480 ID1 Add-on YLC User 10-251481 ID1 Add-on YLC User 26+

0129 GSD Add-on PLC0130 GSD Add-on ALC User 1-91142 GSD Add-on ALC User 10-251143 GSD Add-on ALC User 26+0325 GSD Add-on YLC User 1-91486 GSD Add-on YLC User 10-251487 GSD Add-on YLC User 26+

0113 FSS Add-on PLC0114 FSS Add-on ALC User 1-91112 FSS Add-on ALC User 10-251113 FSS Add-on ALC User 26+0313 FSS Add-on YLC User 1-91340 FSS Add-on YLC User 10-251341 FSS Add-on YLC User 26+

0115 FSO Add-on PLC0116 FSO Add-on ALC User 1-91121 FSO Add-on ALC User 10-251122 FSO Add-on ALC User 26+0315 FSO Add-on YLC User 1-91465 FSO Add-on YLC User 10-251466 FSO Add-on YLC User 26+

1938 FSP Add-on PLC1939 FSP Add-on ALC User 1-91940 FSP Add-on ALC User 10-251941 FSP Add-on ALC User 26+1942 FSP Add-on YLC User 1-91943 FSP Add-on YLC User 10-251944 FSP Add-on YLC User 26+


1945 DSE Add-on PLC1946 DSE Add-on ALC User 1-91947 DSE Add-on ALC User 10-251948 DSE Add-on ALC User 26+1949 DSE Add-on YLC User 1-91950 DSE Add-on YLC User 10-251951 DSE Add-on YLC User 26+

1952 PHS Add-on PLC1953 PHS Add-on ALC User 1-91954 PHS Add-on ALC User 10-251955 PHS Add-on ALC User 26+1956 PHS Add-on YLC User 1-91957 PHS Add-on YLC User 10-251958 PHS Add-on YLC User 26+




1908 PEO Add-on PLC1909 PEO Add-on ALC User 1-91910 PEO Add-on ALC User 10-251911 PEO Add-on ALC User 26+1912 PEO Add-on YLC User 1-91913 PEO Add-on YLC User 10-251914 PEO Add-on YLC User 26+

1185 KWG Add-on PLC1186 KWG Add-on ALC User 1-91187 KWG Add-on ALC User 10-251188 KWG Add-on ALC User 26+1189 KWG Add-on YLC User 1-91190 KWG Add-on YLC User 10-251191 KWG Add-on YLC User 26+

1178 KWE Add-on PLC1179 KWE Add-on ALC User 1-91180 KWE Add-on ALC User 10-251181 KWE Add-on ALC User 26+1182 KWE Add-on YLC User 1-91183 KWE Add-on YLC User 10-251184 KWE Add-on YLC User 26+

0111 KWA Add-on PLC0112 KWA Add-on ALC User 1-91115 KWA Add-on ALC User 10-251116 KWA Add-on ALC User 26+0311 KWA Add-on YLC User 1-91459 KWA Add-on YLC User 10-251460 KWA Add-on YLC User 26+

0184 DMO Add-on PLC0185 DMO Add-on ALC User 1-90186 DMO Add-on ALC User 10-250187 DMO Add-on ALC User 26+0188 DMO Add-on YLC User 1-90189 DMO Add-on YLC User 10-250190 DMO Add-on YLC User 26+

0101 FIT Add-on PLC0102 FIT Add-on ALC User 1-91100 FIT Add-on ALC User 10-251101 FIT Add-on ALC User 26+0301 FIT Add-on YLC User 1-91444 FIT Add-on YLC User 10-251445 FIT Add-on YLC User 26+

0103 KIN Add-on PLC0104 KIN Add-on ALC User 1-91103 KIN Add-on ALC User 10-251104 KIN Add-on ALC User 26+0303 KIN Add-on YLC User 1-91447 KIN Add-on YLC User 10-251448 KIN Add-on YLC User 26+

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0107 SPA Add-on PLC0108 SPA Add-on ALC User 1-91109 SPA Add-on ALC User 10-251110 SPA Add-on ALC User 26+0307 SPA Add-on YLC User 1-91453 SPA Add-on YLC User 10-251454 SPA Add-on YLC User 26+

0105 DMN Add-on PLC0106 DMN Add-on ALC User 1-91106 DMN Add-on ALC User 10-251107 DMN Add-on ALC User 26+0305 DMN Add-on YLC User 1-91450 DMN Add-on YLC User 10-251451 DMN Add-on YLC User 26+


0133 CBD Add-on PLC0134 CBD Add-on ALC User 1-91148 CBD Add-on ALC User 10-251149 CBD Add-on ALC User 26+0327 CBD Add-on YLC User 1-91492 CBD Add-on YLC User 10-251493 CBD Add-on YLC User 26+

0191 SRT Add-on PLC0192 SRT Add-on ALC User 1-90193 SRT Add-on ALC User 10-250194 SRT Add-on ALC User 26+0195 SRT Add-on YLC User 1-90196 SRT Add-on YLC User 10-250197 SRT Add-on YLC User 26+

1966 SSR Add-on PLC1967 SSR Add-on ALC User 1-91968 SSR Add-on ALC User 10-251969 SSR Add-on ALC User 26+1970 SSR Add-on YLC User 1-91971 SSR Add-on YLC User 10-251972 SSR Add-on YLC User 26+

1973 EFD Add-on PLC1974 EFD Add-on ALC User 1-91975 EFD Add-on ALC User 10-251976 EFD Add-on ALC User 26+1977 EFD Add-on YLC User 1-91978 EFD Add-on YLC User 10-251979 EFD Add-on YLC User 26+

1980 ELB Add-on PLC1981 ELB Add-on ALC User 1-91982 ELB Add-on ALC User 10-251983 ELB Add-on ALC User 26+1984 ELB Add-on YLC User 1-91985 ELB Add-on YLC User 10-251986 ELB Add-on YLC User 26+

1987 EWR Add-on PLC1988 EWR Add-on ALC User 1-91989 EWR Add-on ALC User 10-251990 EWR Add-on ALC User 26+1991 EWR Add-on YLC User 1-91992 EWR Add-on YLC User 10-251993 EWR Add-on YLC User 26+



1994 EST Add-on PLC1995 EST Add-on ALC User 1-91996 EST Add-on ALC User 10-251997 EST Add-on ALC User 26+1998 EST Add-on YLC User 1-91999 EST Add-on YLC User 10-252000 EST Add-on YLC User 26+

0135 GAS Add-on PLC0136 GAS Add-on ALC User 1-91151 GAS Add-on ALC User 10-251152 GAS Add-on ALC User 26+0328 GAS Add-on YLC User 1-91495 GAS Add-on YLC User 10-251496 GAS Add-on YLC User 26+

0109 GPS Add-on PLC0110 GPS Add-on ALC User 1-91923 GPS Add-on ALC User 10-251924 GPS Add-on ALC User 26+0309 GPS Add-on YLC User 1-91456 GPS Add-on YLC User 10-251457 GPS Add-on YLC User 26+


1915 PMG Add-on PLC1916 PMG Add-on ALC User 1-91917 PMG Add-on ALC User 10-251918 PMG Add-on ALC User 26+1919 PMG Add-on YLC User 1-91920 PMG Add-on YLC User 10-251921 PMG Add-on YLC User 26+

1171 PLO Add-on PLC1172 PLO Add-on ALC User 1-91173 PLO Add-on ALC User 10-251174 PLO Add-on ALC User 26+1175 PLO Add-on YLC User 1-91176 PLO Add-on YLC User 10-251177 PLO Add-on YLC User 26+

2022 STC Add-on PLC2023 STC Add-on ALC User 1-92024 STC Add-on ALC User 10-252025 STC Add-on ALC User 26+2026 STC Add-on YLC User 1-92027 STC Add-on YLC User 10-252028 STC Add-on YLC User 26+

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0137 CC1 Add-on PLC0138 CC1 Add-on ALC User 1-91154 CC1 Add-on ALC User 10-251155 CC1 Add-on ALC User 26+0329 CC1 Add-on YLC User 1-91498 CC1 Add-on YLC User 10-251499 CC1 Add-on YLC User 26+



Billing Feature Numbers for Previously Announced P1Configurations with New Add-On Products

5691-MD1 Configuration



5691-ME1 Configuration



5691-SD1 Configuration



5691-DR1 Configuration



Billing Feature Numbers for Previously Announced P2Configurations with New Add-On Products

5691-HD2 Configuration





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5691-MD2 Configuration











5691-ME2 Configuration



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5691-DP2 Configuration











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5691-EF2 Configuration











5691-ER2 Configuration









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5691-SA2 Configuration











5691-FS2 Configuration







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5691-SO2 Configuration











5691-PM2 Configuration





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5691-SBD Configuration



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Billing Feature Numbers for Shareable Products

5691-MTD

0011 MTD Product PLC0006 ALC User 1-90007 ALC User 10-250008 ALC User 26+0001 YLC User 1-90002 YLC User 10-250003 YLC User 26+

5691-FTA

0011 FTA Product PLC0006 ALC User 1-90007 ALC User 10-250008 ALC User 26+0001 YLC User 1-90002 YLC User 10-250003 YLC User 26+

5691-FSK

0011 FSK Product PLC0006 ALC User 1-90007 ALC User 10-250008 ALC User 26+0001 YLC User 1-90002 YLC User 10-250003 YLC User 26+

5691-PFD

0011 PFD Product PLC0006 ALC User 1-90007 ALC User 10-250008 ALC User 26+0001 YLC User 1-90002 YLC User 10-250003 YLC User 26+

5691-PFO

0011 PFO Product PLC0006 ALC User 1-90007 ALC User 10-250008 ALC User 26+0001 YLC User 1-90002 YLC User 10-250003 YLC User 26+

5691-EHI

0011 EHI Product PLC0006 ALC User 1-90007 ALC User 10-250008 ALC User 26+0001 YLC User 1-90002 YLC User 10-250003 YLC User 26+

5691-FMS

0011 FMS Product PLC0006 ALC User 1-90007 ALC User 10-250008 ALC User 26+0001 YLC User 1-90002 YLC User 10-250003 YLC User 26+

5691-SMG

0011 SMG Product PLC0006 ALC User 1-90007 ALC User 10-250008 ALC User 26+0001 YLC User 1-90002 YLC User 10-250003 YLC User 26+

Billing Feature Numbers for Upgrades and Migrations:Each upgrade can be ordered up to the current quantityof the existing “from” CATIA Version 4 product installbase. When a program upgrade is ordered for CATIAVersion 5 to replace a Version 4 program, the Version 4program must be discontinued. If it is not, the full licensecharges apply to both the installed Version 4 and thereplacement Version 5 programs.

New Upgrade/Migration Paths

From CATIA Version 4 Products to CATIA Version 5Shareable Products

PLCUpgradeFeatureNumber

0079 5691-ELB Upgrade from 5626-ELD0080 5691-SSR Upgrade from 5626-SPD0081 5691-EHI Upgrade from 5626-ELW0083 5691-EHI+EWR Upgrade from 5626-ELW*0084 5691-PMG Upgrade from 5626-PMP+TSA0085 5691-PMG Upgrade from 5626-PMP

Note: To order the upgrade from 5626-ELW to5691-EHI+EWR, use feature number 0081 for 5691-EHIand feature number 0083 for 5691-EWR.

From CATIA Version 4 Products to CATIA Version 5Add-on Products


5691-HD2

0079 ELB Add-on Upgrade from 5626-ELD0080 SSR Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SPD0081 EHI Add-on Upgrade from 5626-ELW0083 EHI+EWR Add-On Upgrade 5626-ELW*0084 PMG Add-On Upgrade 5626-PMP+TSA0085 PMG Add-on Upgrade from 5626-PMP

5691-MD2

0079 ELB Add-on Upgrade from 5626-ELD0080 SSR Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SPD0081 EHI Add-on Upgrade from 5626-ELW0083 EHI+EWR Add-On Upgrade 5626-ELW*0084 PMG Add-On Upgrade 5626-PMP+TSA0085 PMG Add-on Upgrade from 5626-PMP

5691-ME2

0079 ELB Add-on Upgrade from 5626-ELD0080 SSR Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SPD0081 EHI Add-on Upgrade from 5626-ELW0083 EHI+EWR Add-on Upgrade 5626-ELW*0084 PMG Add-on Upgrade 5626-PMP+TSA0085 PMG Add-on Upgrade from 5626-PMP

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5691-DP2


5691-SD2


5691-EF2


5691-ER2

0080 SSR Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SPD0081 EHI Add-on Upgrade from 5626-ELW0084 PMG Add-on Upgrade 5626-PMP+TSA0085 PMG Add-on Upgrade from 5626-PMP

5691-SA2


5691-FS2


5691-SO2


5691-PM2

0079 ELB Add-on Upgrade from 5626-ELD0080 SSR Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SPD0081 EHI Add-on Upgrade from 5626-ELW0083 EHI+EWR Add-on Upgrade 5626-ELW*

5691-MO2


5691-PL2


5691-SBD


5691-ADD


Note: To order the EHI+EWR Add-on Upgrade from5626-ELW, use feature number 0081 for the EHI add-onproduct and feature number 0083 for the EWR add-onproduct.

From CATIA Version 4 Configurations to CATIAVersion 5 Custom Configurations (CC)


5691-HD2 Custom Configuration(5691HD2+KIN+SPA+PHS)

0086 HD2 CC Upgrade from 5626AD2 (HD2)0087 HD2 CC Upgrade from 5626AD2 (KIN)0088 HD2 CC Upgrade from 5626AD2 (SPA)0089 HD2 CC Upgrade from 5626AD2 (PHS)


0090 HD2 CC Upgrade from 5626AD3 (HD2)0091 HD2 CC Upgrade from 5626AD3 (KIN)0092 HD2 CC Upgrade from 5626AD3 (SPA)0093 HD2 CC Upgrade from 5626AD3 (PHS)

5691-MD2 Custom Configuration(5691-MD2+SSR+SPA+ELB+EHI+EWR)

0094 MD2 CC Upgrade from 5626EEM (MD2)0095 MD2 CC Upgrade from 5626EEM (SSR)0096 MD2 CC Upgrade from 5626EEM (SPA)0097 MD2 CC Upgrade from 5626EEM (ELB)0098 MD2 CC Upgrade from 5626EEM (EHI)0099 MD2 CC Upgrade from 5626EEM (EWR)

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From CATIA Version 5 PRPQ to CATIA Version 5Configuration


0100 5691-MO2 Upgrade from 5799-C61

Previously Announced Add-on Product Upgrade Paths forNew Configurations

From CATIA Version 4 Products to CATIA Version 5Add-on Products


5691-SL1

0059 ST1 Add-on Upgrade from 5626-STP0069 CCD Add-on Upgrade from 5626-CCD

5691-SD2

0041 PDG Add-on Upgrade from5626-WF3+DYS+SOE+PA3

0042 PDG Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SOE0045 GPS Add-on Upgrade from 5626-GPD0046 GPS Add-on Upgrade from 5626-GPS0047 KWA Add-on Upgrade from 5626-CKE0048 DMN Add-on Upgrade from 5626-N4D0049 SPA Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SPA0050 FIT Add-on Upgrade from 5626-FIT0051 KIN Add-on Upgrade from 5626-KIN0052 PDG Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SDA0053 GSD Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SUD+ASU+GSM0054 GSD Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SUD+ASU0055 WSF Add-on Upgrade from 5626-WF3+SUD0056 WSF Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SUD0057 PDG+WSF Add-on Upgrade from

5626-WF3+DYS+SOE+PA3+SUD (PDG)0058 PDG+WSF Add-on Upgrade from

5626-WF3+DYS+SOE+PA3+SUD (WSF)0059 ST1 Add-on Upgrade from 5626-STP0060 GSD Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SUR0064 GSD Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SUD+ASU+FRF0065 DSE Add-on Upgrade from 5626-CGO0067 PHS Add-on Upgrade from 5626-IMD0068 STC Add-on Upgrade from 5799-C650069 CCD Add-on Upgrade from 5626-CCD0078 STD Add-on Upgrade from 5626-STM

5691-MO2

0041 PDG Add-on Upgrade from5626-WF3+DYS+SOE+PA3

0042 PDG Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SOE0043 ASD Add-on Upgrade from 5626-ASS0045 GPS Add-on Upgrade from 5626-GPD0046 GPS Add-on Upgrade from 5626-GPS0047 KWA Add-on Upgrade from 5626-CKE0048 DMN Add-on Upgrade from 5626-N4D0049 SPA Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SPA0050 FIT Add-on Upgrade from 5626-FIT0051 KIN Add-on Upgrade from 5626-KIN0052 PDG Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SDA0053 GSD Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SUD+ASU+GSM0054 GSD Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SUD+ASU0059 ST1 Add-on Upgrade from 5626-STP0060 GSD Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SUR

0062 SMD Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SHE0063 ID1 Add-on Upgrade from 5626-DR2+DRA0064 GSD Add-on Upgrade from 5626-SUD+ASU+FRF0065 DSE Add-on Upgrade from 5626-CGO0067 PHS Add-on Upgrade from 5626-IMD0068 STC Add-on Upgrade from 5799-C650069 CCD Add-on Upgrade from 5626-CCD0078 STD Add-on Upgrade from 5626-STM

Configuring Orders

To configure orders, specify the platform feature numbersspecified below with a quantity equal to the number ofusers.

Software FeaturePlatform Number

Microsoft Windows 5353AIX 5350Hewlett Packard HP-UX 5351SGI IRIX 5352Sun Solaris 5354

Ordering Examples

It is a licensing requirement that each unique customconfiguration is assigned a unique SW serial number. Toprovide a unique serial for each custom configuration, aninstall record has to be created for each unique customconfiguration. If the customer orders a standardconfiguration with no add-on products, an install recordwith a serial number would be created (Example 1). Theorder for 10 custom configurations in Example 3 wouldcreate a new install record and serial number, and so on.

Each of the install records requiring a new SW serial willstart at Tier 1 ALC charges and be priced according toquantities ordered for that unique custom configuration.In Example 3, with a quantity of 10, the customer wouldbe eligible for Tier 1 pricing on nine seats and Tier 2pricing on the tenth seat.

It is, therefore, very important to understand thecustomer′s intentions when initial orders for customconfigurations are placed. To remove users from anexisting configuration to create a new customer installrecord could cause PLC/ALC billing issues as illustratedin Example 6.

Example 1 — Order for a Standard Configuration: Acustomer wishing to order the CATIA Version 5Sheetmetal Design 2 Configuration (5691-SD2) with 12users on the AIX platform would order the following:

Select 5691-SD2

9001 Qty 1 Asset Registration5350 Qty 12 AIX Platform0011 Qty 12 SD2 Config PLC0006 Qty 9 ALC User 1-90007 Qty 3 ALC User 10-25

Note: The configurator will automatically include the SPO5628-ACN with the 3410 media feature number.

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Example 2 — Alteration to Add Users to StandardConfiguration: The same customer wishes to add 30users on the Sun Solaris platform. Order an MES to addfeatures and change quantities of installed features.

Select 5691-SD2 (Serial Number)

Add 5354 Qty 30 Sun Solaris PlatformAdd 0011 Qty 30 PM2 Config PLCAdd 0007 Qty 13 ALC User 10-25Add 0008 Qty 17 ALC User 26+

The customer now has a quantity of 42 PLC and 42 ALCon the AIX and Sun Solaris platforms.

Example 3 — Order for a Custom Configuration: Thecustomer wishes to order 10 custom configurationsconsisting of the Mold & Die Machinist 2 Configuration(5691-MO2) with Mold Tooling Design 2 (MTD) and 3DFunctional Tolerancing & Annotation 2 (FTA) Add-OnProducts on the AIX platform.

Select 5691-MO2

9001 Qty 1 Asset Registration5350 Qty 10 AIX Platform0011 Qty 10 MO2 Config PLC0006 Qty 9 ALC User 1-90007 Qty 1 ALC User 10-25

2042 Qty 10 MTD Add-on PLC2043 Qty 9 MTD Add-on ALC User 1-92044 Qty 1 MTD Add-on ALC User 10-25

2049 Qty 10 FTA Add-on PLC2050 Qty 9 FTA Add-on ALC User 1-92051 Qty 1 FTA Add-on ALC User 10-25

Notes

• The configurator will automatically include the SPO5628-ACN with the 3410 media feature number.

• This order will generate one serial number and onelicense for 10 users of the 5691-MO2 customconfiguration.

Example 4 — Alteration to Add a Product to a CustomConfiguration: The same customer wishes to addPrismatic Machining 2 Add-on Product (PMG) to theircustom configuration.

Order an MES to add features to the MO2 customconfiguration.

Select 5691-MO2 (Serial Number)

Add 1915 Qty 10 PMG Add-on PLCAdd 1916 Qty 9 PMG Add-on ALC User 1-9Add 1917 Qty 1 PMG Add-on ALC User 10-25

The quantity of each add-on product must equal thequantity of the configuration.

Example 5 — Order for a Standard Configuration withShareable Products: The customer wishes to order 10Mold & Die Machining 2 Configurations (5691-MO2) with(3) Mold Tooling Design 2 (5691-MTD) and (2) 3DFunctional Tolerancing & Annotation 2 (5691-FTA)shareable products on the AIX platform.

Select 5691-MO2

9001 Qty 1 Asset Registration5350 Qty 10 AIX Platform0011 Qty 10 MO2 Config PLC0006 Qty 9 ALC User 1-90007 Qty 1 ALC User 10-25

Select 5691-MTD

9001 Qty 1 Asset Registration5350 Qty 3 AIX Platform0011 Qty 3 MTD Product PLC0006 Qty 3 ALC User 1-9

Select 5691-FTA

9001 Qty 1 Asset Registration5350 Qty 2 AIX Platform0011 Qty 2 FTA Product PLC0006 Qty 2 ALC User 1-9

Notes

• The configurator will automatically include the SPO5628-ACN with the 3410 media feature number.

• This order will generate one serial number and onelicense for 10 users of 5691-MO2, a serial number andlicense for three users of 5691-MTD, and a serialnumber and license for two users of 5691-FTA.

Example 6 — Alteration to Installed CustomConfigurations: The customer wishes to add the PrismaticMachining 2 Add-on Product (PMG) to two of the users ofan existing MO2 custom configuration with 10 users. Theoriginal configuration is shown in Example 3. The5691-MO2 custom configuration record was assignedSoftware Serial Number 00B1234.

For custom configurations, since the quantity of eachadd-on product must equal the quantity of theconfiguration, the following orders should be processed:

1. An MES to remove two users from 5691-MO2-00B1234

Select 5691-MO2 — 00B1234

Remove 5350 Qty 2 AIX PlatformRemove 0011 Qty 2 MO2 Configuration PLCRemove 0006 Qty 1 ALC User 1-9Remove 0007 Qty 1 ALC User 10-25

Remove 2042 Qty 2 MTD Add-on PLCRemove 2043 Qty 1 MTD Add-on ALC User 1-9Remove 2044 Qty 1 MTD Add-on ALC User 10-25

Remove 2049 Qty 2 FTA Add-on PLCRemove 2050 Qty 1 FTA Add-on ALC User 1-9Remove 2051 Qty 1 FTA Add-on ALC User 10-25

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2. A new order for two custom configurations addingthe PMG Add-On Product

Select 5691-MO2

9001 Qty 1 Asset Registration5350 Qty 2 AIX Platform0011 Qty 2 MO2 Config PLC0006 Qty 2 Annual Lic Chrg User 1-9

2042 Qty 2 MTD Add-on PLC2043 Qty 2 MTD Add-on ALC User 1-9

2049 Qty 2 FTA Add-on PLC2050 Qty 2 FTA Add-on ALC User 1-9

1915 Qty 2 PMG Add-on PLC1916 Qty 2 PMG Add-on ALC User 1-9

The billing system would automatically invoice the PLC for5691-MO2 and the MTD, FTA and PMG Add-On Products.However, the customer was already invoiced the PLC forthe 2 MO2, MTD and FTA users when the original orderfor 5691-MO22-00B1234 was billed. For the new order, theCSR should be instructed to suppress the billing for thePLC for the products billed on the original order.

Tier 1 ALC/RLC charges will apply for the new customconfiguration record.

ALC/RLC charges for the remaining eight customconfigurations are not affected.

Feature DistributionEnvironment Number Medium

All Platforms 3410 CD-ROM

CATIA Version 5 is available on CD-ROM only.

System Program Order

5628-ACN System Program Order

CATIA Version 5 programs for all platforms (UNIX andMicrosoft Windows) will be shipped under the 5628-ACNSystem Program Order (SPO). The SPO is required forall program shipments and future updates.

Initial orders placed for a program type 5691 without acorresponding order or MES for the 5628-ACN SPO willeither fail order validation, or will not generate a mediashipment. The SPO is designated to the processor onwhich the program type 5691 is licensed. Each customernumber must have its own SPO.

Initial Orders: When ordering the first 5691-xxxconfiguration for CATIA Version 5, an order must also beplaced for the 5628-ACN SPO. Both the 5691-xxx programorder and the SPO must be for the same CPU systemtype/system number, and have the same scheduledshipment date.

Subsequent Licenses: The SPO must have a featurenumber for every CATIA Version 5 configuration that isinstalled or on-order. Therefore, when a configurationthat was not previously installed is ordered, the SPO mustbe updated.

To Update an On-order System: When a license for a new5691 program is ordered for an on-order system, the5628-ACN SPO must be updated to reflect the featurenumber of the licensed program desired. Also, for assetregistration and billing purposes an order for theindividual licensed program type 5691 is required.

To Update an Installed System: When a license for a new5691 program is ordered for an installed system, the5628-ACN SPO must be updated to reflect the featurenumber of the licensed program desired.

5628-ACN Feature Numbers: The following no-chargeprogram feature numbers are used with the 5628-ACNSystem Program Order to show which configurations andproducts are installed. This information is used forshipment of media. The maximum quantity of each of thefeatures that may be specified is one for each of the 5691programs.

Program Feature Numbers for New Products inRelease 5

Feature Program Configuration orNumber Number Product Name

1981 5691-SL1 CATIA — Sheetmetal Production 1Configuration

1980 5691-SD2 CATIA — Sheetmetal Design 2Configuration

1976 5691-MO2 CATIA — Mold & Die Machinist 2Configuration

1975 5691-MTD CATIA — Mold Tooling Design 2Product

1972 5691-FTA CATIA — 3D FunctionalTolerancing & Annotation 2

1977 5691-FSK CATIA — FreeStyle SketchTracer 2 Product

1978 5691-PFD CATIA — Product FunctionDefinition 2 Product

1979 5691-PFO CATIA — Product Function Optimizer 2 Product

1973 5691-EHI CATIA — Electrical HarnessInstallation 2 Product

1974 5691-FMS CATIA — FEM Surface 2 Product1970 5691-SMG CATIA — 3 Axis Surface

Machining 2 Product

Customization Options: Select the appropriate featurenumbers to customize your order to specify the deliveryoptions desired. These features can be specified on theinitial or MES orders.

FeatureDescription Number

Initial Shipments

Serial number only (suppresses shipment 3444 of media and documentation)

Update Shipments

Suppress updates (suppresses update 3482 shipment of media and documentation)

Expedite Shipments

Local IBM office expedite 3445 (for IBM use only)

Customer expedite process charge 3446 ($30 charge for each product)

Expedite shipments will be processed to receive 72-hourdelivery from the time IBM Software Delivery andFulfillment (SDF) receives the order. SDF will then shipthe order via overnight air transportation.

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Unlicensed Documentation: One English softcopypublication CD-ROM is automatically included in allshipments. National Language Versions (NLVs) of thesoftcopy publications in French, German, Italian, andJapanese will be available after planned availability at nocharge. To order, specify the language using the featurenumbers below. Only one additional copy of a kit can beordered per license.

FeaturePublication Number

CATIA Version 5 Softcopy Collection Kit

English 7100French 7101German 7102Japanese 7103Italian 7108

Additional Softcopy Collection Kits can be orderedthrough the IBM Publication Ordering System at:

http://www.elink.ibmlink.ibm.com/public/applications/publications/cgibin/pbi.cgi

Use the following numbers:

CATIA Version 5 Softcopy Collection Kit

English SK3T-4124French SK3T-4125German SK3T-4126Japanese SK3T-4127Italian SK3T-0575

Displayable Softcopy Publications

CATIA Version 5 product publications are offered indisplayable (HTML) and printable (PDF) softcopy form.All unlicensed manuals are included. These softcopymanuals are part of the basic machine-readable materialthat automatically ships with an order for a standard orcustom configuration. The manuals are shipped onCD-ROM. Terms and conditions for use of themachine-readable files are shipped with the product.

The displayable manuals are in HTML format and can beviewed in any of the supported environments using oneof the HTML browsers specified under SoftwareRequirements in the Technical Information section. Theprintable manuals are in PDF format and can be displayedand printed with Adobe Acrobat Reader at minimum level3.0. The Adobe Acrobat Reader may be downloaded, atno charge, from:

http://www.adobe.com/prodindex/acrobat/readstep.html

Additionally, customers with the Enhanced SupportOffering can view the latest CATIA Version 5 publicationsin HTML form by going to:

http://service.software.ibm.com/ catia.us/support

Click on the Technical Support choice.

Licensed Documentation: There are no licensedpublications for CATIA Version 5.

Terms and Conditions

Licensing: IBM Customer Agreement (ICA)

Designated Machine: Not required

Variable Charges Apply: No

Installation License or Location License Applies: No

Usage Restriction Applies: Yes

The Licensing Mechanism

CATIA Version 5 Licensing on Workstations: Inworkstation environments, CATIA controls the number ofconcurrent users of a CATIA configuration or product,according to the number of licenses acquired for theconfiguration or product.

CATIA Version 5 delivers identical licensing mechanismson UNIX and Windows NT environments, based on IBMLUM. The following licensing principles apply:

• A CATIA Version 5 configuration (standard or custom)will require a license. Licenses for CATIA Version 5configurations are acquired and released for the totalconfiguration. The products within a configurationcannot be shared.

• CATIA Version 5 shareable products will require alicense, in addition to one for the prerequisiteconfiguration and any prerequisite product, ifapplicable.

• In all cases, licenses are acquired at the beginning ofthe process and are released at its termination.

CATIA Version 5 can be used in two licensing modes,either nodelock or with concurrent usage of licenses ona network.

Nodelock Usage: The use of local display of the hardwareconfiguration is mandatory for CATIA Version 5 usage innodelock mode. There is no limit to the number of CATIAVersion 5 processes launched for a given license(configuration or product). For instance, a user canlaunch the following simultaneous processes:

• A Version 5 interactive session• A Version 5 process executed through an OLE

container application• Replay of macros recorded from captured sequences

of Version 5 user interactions

In nodelock mode of operation, only one CATIA licenseper configuration and product can be registered bymachine, and only one CATIA user can run at a time. Ifyou want multiple licenses per configuration or product,or multiple users, refer to the Concurrent Usage section.

Concurrent Usage: A user on one machine on one displayuses one license per configuration or product used,regardless of the number of processes. If the displaychanges, then an additional license is taken for thecorresponding process.

CATIA add-on and shareable products require a licensefor a configuration, which includes at least theprerequisite products.

Licenses for CATIA configurations are acquired andreleased for the total configuration. The functions withina configuration cannot be shared.

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Test Period: None

Educational Allowance: Education Allowance does notapply. CATIA Version 5 products are available under theCATIA HEAT program.

Contact Buz Nowicki (Buz Nowicki/Southfield/IBM) at248-552-5981 for additional information and approvals.

Educational Allowance: No. CATIA Version 5 productsare available under the CATIA HEAT program.

Volume Discount: Contact your IBM representative.

Warranted: Yes

Licensed Program Materials Availability

• Restricted Materials of IBM: None• Non-Restricted Source Materials: None• Object Code Only (OCO): All

Testing Period: None

Program Services: Program services for CATIAVersion 5 will be available until discontinued by IBM uponsix months′ written notice.

For technical assistance, go to the Product LifecycleManagement Technical Support e-Services Web page at:

http://service.boulder.ibm.com/es.html

Click on the CATIA/ENOVIA Solutions Technical Supportlink.

Program services offer a method of reporting productcode-related problems for CATIA Version 5 licensedsoftware products. Problems can be reportedelectronically, by facsimile, or by U.S. mail and will beresponded to via the same medium used to submit theproblem. IBM will respond to customer inquiries withintwo business days of electronic or facsimile receipt andseven days of U.S. mail receipt advising of the problemdisposition.

Customers can report problems against a given releaseof CATIA Version 5 for a limited time only. This serviceperiod ends four months after the planned availability ofthe second subsequent release of CATIA Version 5. Fora list of all currently supported releases of CATIAVersion 5, go to

http://techsupport.services.ibm.com/support/catia

Click on Release nomenclature and end of service datesin the What ′s new column.

Use the following addresses to submit problems:

• Mail:

IBM CorporationProduct Lifecycle Management Solutions2455 South Road P540Poughkeepsie, NY 12601-5400Attn: CATIA APAR Coordinator

• Facsimile: 845-433-9901

• e-mail: [email protected]

• Electronic PMR submission:

http://techsupport.services.ibm.com/catia/us-welcome.html

Electronic support gives the customer the option ofsubmitting code-related problems either by e-mail orthrough the Product Lifecycle Management Web site usinga Problem Management Report (PMR). When using thePMR option, the customer will communicate only throughthe PMR. It is the customer′s responsibility to monitorand update their problem no less than once a week.

Preventive service is delivered through the next releaseof CATIA Version 5. The new release will also includecorrections to problems, depending on the time of theirsubmission and their severity.

Corrective service for CATIA Version 5 is deliveredthrough service packs on a regular basis. A service packincludes corrections for blocking problems in productionsystems reported on the current release and allcorrections available for all components at the time it isbuilt. Service packs are provided at the same time forall platforms currently supported. Each service packsupersedes the previous one and can be installed on topof the released level or on top of a previous service pack.No individual corrections will be delivered between twoservice packs. Updates to online documentation will notbe provided through service packs.

Customers may request a correction via a service packfor blocking problems. These requests for corrections toa given release of Version 5 may be made up to fourmonths after the next release of Version 5 becomesgenerally available. After that date, no new service packswill be built for that release. This final service pack willstill be available for ordering on CD-ROM via the IBMSupport Centers for the duration of the service period ofeach release. This service period ends four months afterthe planned availability of the second subsequent releaseof CATIA Version 5.

The material removal simulation function of the PrismaticMachining product will be supported until April 15, 2001.

With the availability of this release, the date for the endof corrective service for CATIA Version 5, Release 4 isMarch 17, 2001.

With the availability of this release, the date for the endof support (EOS) for CATIA Version 5, Release 3 isMarch 17, 2001.

If the problem reported is not known to be a code-relatedproblem, the customer will be informed that IBM willcontinue to work on it provided the customer has anEnhanced Support Offering (ESO) contract.

Support charges and additional information on the ESOand other available Engineering Services offerings areavailable by going to the Product Lifecycle ManagementWeb page at:


On the left side, click on Services and then right click onOfferings and finally on Engineering Support Services.

For help guides and information on education, go to theProduct Lifecycle Management Web page at:


On the left side, click on Education.

Support Line: No

Other Support: IBM Support Center

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Charges

Contact your IBM representative for charges informationfor this announcement.

Trademarks

PowerPC 604 and IBMLink are trademarks of InternationalBusiness Machines Corporation in the United States or othercountries or both.AIX, RS/6000, DB2, and DB2 Universal Database areregistered trademarks of International Business MachinesCorporation in the United States or other countries or both.Pentium is a trademark of Intel Corporation.Intel is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation.Windows, Windows NT, and Microsoft are trademarks ofMicrosoft Corporation.UNIX is a registered trademark in the United States andother countries exclusively through X/Open CompanyLimited.Other company, product, and service names may betrademarks or service marks of others.

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