You draw the schematic. Sketrix builds the documentation. Parts list, terminal plan, cable plan, connector plan. Always up to date.
Sketrix reads all devices from the schematic and builds the parts list with part number, description and quantity. Change something in the plan and the list updates immediately. Export as PDF.
Sketrix reads all terminals from the schematic and creates the terminal plan with terminal number, wire numbers and potentials. Grouped by terminal strip, PDF export modelled on the standards. It works, but it is not finished — the sorting and the final polish are still being worked on.
All cables in the project, one table. Cross-section, color, type, from-terminal and to-terminal are filled in automatically. Ready to print or export for assembly documents. Shielding is only present as a connection so far — the concept is there, the build is not.
Sketrix reads all connectors from the schematic and delivers the complete pin assignment with pin number and signal name. No manual counting, clear layout for assembly.
The explorer lists all devices, terminals and cables. Click an entry and you jump straight to it in the schematic. Cross-references link contacts across pages, contact mirrors for contactors and relays are generated automatically.
Sketrix is not finished. What already runs smoothly and where it still catches is written up openly in Where things stand .
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