01Document boards and circuits
Record incoming supplies, upstream feeders, circuit phases, protection, cable, destination and load basis. Edit circuit grids or preview a structured import. Generated board drawings read the same records rather than maintaining a separate copy.
02Review loads and voltage-drop inputs
Inspect connected loads, entered demand factors, phase allocation and missing inputs. Use voltage-drop worksheets with explicit parameters, method evidence and review state. These tools keep the engineering basis with the project.
03Organize alarm loops and zones
Assign placed devices to systems, loops and zones with addresses. Record manufacturer device-count limits, available current and the source for each value. Loop and battery worksheets distinguish complete information from missing assumptions.
04Record cause and effect
Describe a device or zone event, the intended action, effect device, delay and logic notes. Keep operating requirements in a readable matrix without treating the document as a program downloaded to the alarm panel.
05Keep commissioning evidence current
Record the procedure, expected and actual result, tester and date. Relevant configuration changes mark previous tests for retesting, preserving their history instead of presenting an old result as verification of a new setup.
06Prepare evacuation planning views
Reuse the building source for an evacuation drawing. Bind exit markers to doors, add reviewed routes and equipment, then prepare the printed plan with a legend and overview. The dedicated evacuation workflow explains the geometry checks and review steps.