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On 02/01/2018 06:30 AM, Josef Wolf wrote:
> 1. Drawings, how the components are located on the hat rails. Something like
>     http://www.treesoft.de/fileadmin/bilder/zusatzmodule/verteilungsbau-assistent/120-Screenshot-Verteilerbau-Aufbaupl%C3%A4ne.jpg
>     Maybe with some more detail.
> 
> 2. Drawings of terminal blocs. Something like this:
>     https://knx-user-forum.de/filedata/fetch?id=1163441&d=1512064723
> 
> 3. Labels for the components and terminal blocks
> 
> I'm not sure whether PCB would be the right tool. After all, routing is not a
> primary concern here. Every netlist should have its own layer. netlists with
> more than two connections can be frobidden and (automatically?) split into
> multiple netlists by using something like


have you looked a fritzing?  It's aimed at beginner electronics, but has a mode that documents
wiring done on proto-boards, (a sea of holes for pushing wires into).  It might be possible to use it
for terminal strips somehow.  Maybe you could even modify its code and get the junction box drawings that way?

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