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Rather than directly connecting devices with cables, we always specify structured cabling be installed from a patch panel at the rack location to jack plates at each of the devices in the room. Then short pre-made jumper cables connect the jacks to the device ports. What is the best method to draw these patch panels and jack plates in the Block Schematic Module? As a frame of reference, when using other signal flow drafting programs, I typically represent these jack plates and patch panels as shown in the attached image.
27% of original size (was 1864x335) - Click to enlarge
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Thanks for your post and the image. In essence, the Jack Plate is...
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