P psychocandy Ddraig Goch Thanks received 282 Oct 13, 2017 08:35 #1 Any recommendations? Something simple not too complicated to do some rack diagrams....
eek bored now Thanks received 2,856 Oct 13, 2017 08:38 #2 psychocandy said: Any recommendations? Something simple not too complicated to do some rack diagrams.... Click to expand... Visio
psychocandy said: Any recommendations? Something simple not too complicated to do some rack diagrams.... Click to expand... Visio
NotAllThere Permie Swiss Moderator Thanks received 2,403 Oct 13, 2017 08:50 #3 For you, I think Gimp would be appropriate.
S sal Contractor Among Contractors Thanks received 88 Oct 13, 2017 09:33 #4 https://www.draw.io/ https://support.draw.io/display/DOB/2016/04/28/Drawing+a+Rack+Diagram
northernladuk My post count is Majestic Thanks received 3,558 Oct 13, 2017 10:10 #5 psychocandy said: Something simple not too complicated to do some rack diagrams.... Click to expand... Hmm not too complicated for you?? I've got it!!!
psychocandy said: Something simple not too complicated to do some rack diagrams.... Click to expand... Hmm not too complicated for you?? I've got it!!!
stek Double Godlike! Thanks received 329 Oct 13, 2017 10:47 #6 IBM have a rack configurator on their website somewhere, mainly for POWER stuff - but should do anything IBM-y. Works out the power draw too
IBM have a rack configurator on their website somewhere, mainly for POWER stuff - but should do anything IBM-y. Works out the power draw too
b0redom Contractor Among Contractors Thanks received 58 Oct 13, 2017 11:52 #7 What sort of diagrams? If all you're after is elevations etc, excel or google sheets or whatever does the job. If you're after a physical diagram including wiring, you're stuck with Visio.
What sort of diagrams? If all you're after is elevations etc, excel or google sheets or whatever does the job. If you're after a physical diagram including wiring, you're stuck with Visio.