The PDF and its title block
The sheet the client receives: the diagram framed and captioned, with the project name, revision, client, venue, author and date, the device and cable counts, and a QR code that opens the shared link on a phone. It is not a screenshot: the sheet is composed for the paper size you pick, by the same engine on screen and in the file.
Draw the diagram once
You pull a cable between two sockets, and that cable is a line in this document the same second. Rename a device, move a cable to another input, delete one: the document recomputes from the diagram. There is no second file to keep in step, and nothing to retype the night before the load-in.
What the document contains
The diagram is page one. The cable list follows as printed pages, numbered on the real total of the document, and a rack elevation per zone exports on its own when devices carry a height in U. Every page has the same frame, title block and footer.
The title block of the small-room concert
Rendered by the same function that draws it on the sheet. A Pro account puts a logo in it.
Sheet sizes: A5 (210 × 148 mm), A4 (297 × 210 mm), A3 (420 × 297 mm), A2 (594 × 420 mm), A1 (841 × 594 mm), A0 (1189 × 841 mm).
Formats
A5 to A0, portrait or landscape; the engine picks the scale and the block density for each size. PDF for sending, SVG for a drawing tool, PNG at 200 dpi for a slide or a message. The guide on print formats shows what each size can hold.
On a full example
The tables on this page come from the “Concert — small room” example. The gallery shows the same document on every example project, and each one opens in the editor.
The other documents
The canvas is already open
Drop five devices, pull cables between their ports: the cable list, the patch sheet and the equipment list fill themselves in while you draw. No account, no card.