Draw the wiring inside a rack
Sheet G-110 · from the in-app Guide · updated 2026-10-17
The short version
- Every device is a block listing every connector; I/O panels left, switches middle, end devices right.
- It is drawn from data you already entered — cables first, then switch-port assignments.
- Drag from one connector to another to create a cable: it becomes a real row in your Cables table.
- A block layout saved on the Library model makes every device of that model draw the same way.
01A sheet that reads like a wiremap
Switch on the left, the I/O panel beside it with its switch-side jacks facing the switch, then the devices. Every etherCON in number order, then the fiber. Cable numbers print at both ends, the cable type along the run, and runs leaving the rack end in a tag naming the far rack, device and port — click it to open that rack's sheet.
02Draw on it
Drag from one connector to another and the cable is created with its type, its signal and a number from your numbering rule, and the switch port is filled in. Drag an end to move it; click a cable to change its label, type, length or VLAN. Arrange blocks, send one to another column, hide what you never need, and add notes on one sheet or every sheet. Dragging one block never moves another; Tidy up puts the sheet back on a clean automatic layout.
03Block layouts
Right-click a block and Edit block layout: drag connectors between sides, reorder them, add group headers like STAGE LEFT, rename what prints and pick the header photo and info fields. The layout lives on the Library model, so every device of that model — in every show — draws the same way.
04What prints
One landscape sheet per rack in the Rack Wiring section of the book, printed as vectors — crisp, searchable and clickable — and the same diagram on the crew page. The riser is the same drawing set one level up.
Rack wiring is included on every tier — no add-on