Before you code the initialization statements that define your network, you should design it. Designing your network can minimize the errors resulting from incorrect or incomplete initialization statements for the network. Take the time to draw out the network and determine what physical and logical connections you need to get jobs or output to other nodes. Careful coordination between each remote location is important to avoid problems caused by duplicate node names, incorrect line specifications, unclear resistance values, and other inconsistencies. Make sure that the nodes with which you need to communicate are accessible to your node either directly, or through other nodes in the network.