Define the manual longitude tendons Pt. 4

Complete the steps in "Define the manual longitude tendons Pt. 3" before proceeding.

In the Tendon Panel dialog box:
1. Set Auto Connect, and click OK.
Right click on the plan and choose Selection Properties from the popup menu.
In the Properties dialog box, set Profile at end 2 to 5 inches, and click OK. The longitude tendons are drawn but you need to adjust a number of profile points. Any profile point at the end of a tendon should be at the mid-depth of the 10-inch slab.
With the Selection tool (), select all of the terminated tendon segments, other than those over a drop cap or within the balcony slab:
1. Fence the tendon segments that end on grid A.
2. Hold the <Shift> key down and repeat the procedure until you have selected all applicable end tendon segments (tendon segments terminating at grids B and D).
Right click on the plan and choose Selection Properties from the popup menu.
In the Properties dialog box, set Profile at end 1 to 5 inches and click OK.
With the Selection tool (), select all of the terminated tendon segments over a drop cap, by:
1. Double clicking at grid intersection A-1.
2. Hold the <Shift> key down and double click at A-3.
3. Hold the <Shift> key down and double click at B-5.
Right click on the plan and choose Selection Properties from the popup menu.
In the Properties dialog box, set Profile at end 1 to 15 inches, and click OK.
Note: This sets the tendon anchorage profile to the centroid of the 10-inch slab, rather than the centroid of the drop cap.
With the Selection tool (), double click the tendon segment at B-2.
Right click on the plan and choose Selection Properties from the popup menu.
In the Properties dialog box, set Profile at end 1 to 18.75 inches and click OK. Finally, you need to move the tendon that goes through the opening.

Proceed immediately to "Define the manual longitude tendons Pt. 5".