Sound familiar?
- Signal-flow drawings made once in CAD and never updated
- Camera positions and NVR channels in someone’s head
- Service calls that start with a site survey
- A rack that looks nothing like the drawing in the O&M manual
Signal flow from the links you record
Record HDMI, SDI, analogue audio, speaker, RS-232, IR, relay, and network links between devices and the Signal flow view draws each link by the signal it carries — video, audio, control, network — as an AV diagram reads. The wiring view colours every run by its cable type.
Rooms, cameras, and readers on the plan
Place cameras, access points, readers, and devices on drawn floor plans, pinned in the rooms they belong to, with photos taken while standing in front of each. Rack elevations show amplifiers, DSPs, matrix switchers, and NVRs at true U scale.
Handover and service
Commissioning checklists with photo-required steps and customer sign-off, then a branded report with the rack drawings, floor plans, signal flow, and settings. The service team opens the same record from the QR label on the rack.
Questions and answers
Can Cablefolio draw AV signal-flow diagrams?
Yes. The Signal flow view draws each recorded link by the signal it carries — video, audio, control, or network — from the same devices and links as the topology and wiring views.
Can I document security cameras and access control?
Yes. Cameras, NVRs, readers, door strikes, alarm panels, and sensors are device types with their own icons; cameras and readers can be placed on floor plans and pinned in rooms.