An EasyPower title block configured under Tools > Drawings > Title Block Defaults does not automatically appear when you print directly from the main one-line form. Create a drawing of the one-line first, then generate the PDF from that drawing.
Why the title block does not appear
The title-block template and the Show Title Block option apply to an EasyPower drawing. The main one-line form is not itself the created drawing that carries the title block, so printing that form directly can produce a PDF without the configured block.
Configure and create the drawing
- Open Tools > Drawings > Title Block Defaults.
- Create the title-block template with the required project and revision information, then enable Show Title Block.
- Return to the main one-line form and create a drawing of the one-line.
- Print the created drawing to PDF for use in the external document.
PDF versus DXF output
| Output path | Expected decision |
|---|---|
| Print the main one-line form directly to PDF | The configured drawing title block may be absent because no drawing was created. |
| Create the one-line drawing, then print it to PDF | Use this workflow to include the configured title block. |
| Export to DXF and convert externally | The available evidence does not indicate that DXF conversion is required. |
Verify the result
Open the PDF produced from the created drawing and confirm that the title block is visible and that its project and revision fields match the configured template. If it remains absent, first confirm that the PDF was generated from the drawing rather than directly from the main one-line form.
FAQ
Why is my EasyPower title block missing from the PDF?
The PDF may have been printed directly from the main one-line form. Create a drawing of the one-line and print that drawing instead.
Where do I configure an EasyPower title block?
Use Tools > Drawings > Title Block Defaults, create the template, and enable Show Title Block.
Do I need to export an EasyPower one-line to DXF to include the title block?
The available evidence does not show that DXF export is necessary. Create the one-line drawing in EasyPower and generate the PDF from that drawing.
