CABLE MANAGEMENT //

Command supplies the answer to your questions concerning cable management.
With Command you can document any cable infrastructures accurate in every detail:

1. Stored elements: to simplify your work, all required elements exist already: trays, ducts,
junction boxes, components (cabinets, patch panels, etc.) as well as cables with the widest
range of conductor types (including copper, FO, TP and coaxial).

2. Comprehensive functionality: extensive plausibility checks, calculations and routing functions
make Command an efficient tool for the documentation. The software generates and manages for
you splice diagrams, schematic network representations, routing lists, photo-realistic rack views -
and more.

3. Visualization: the wide range of graphic interfaces allows you to represent trays and cable
layouts clearly.

The more complex the infrastructure, ther more difficult, but also more important it becomes to retain the
overview. To ensure trouble-free, cost-optimized operation and fast troubleshooting, it is of elementary
importance to obtain meaningful information about the network. Command provides many individual
evaluation capabilities, with features such as signal tracing or route information, adapted to your
specific queries.

Command simplifies your planning by providing comprehensive functionality. You can access all data-
base elements as actual or planned instance. With planning numbers, you can precisely control
changes in Command - unavoidable for a closed-loop controlled change process. You use the planning
to manage the installation, conversion and extension measures for devices as well as for network
elements, cables, shuntings or general changes to Configuration Items (CIs). You can also plan logical
objects, such as services, in the same manner. This can be carried out throughout all Command
modules. The actual or planned status can be seen immediately in Command with symbols and color
marking. You also automatically create work instructions from actions - including the description, date,
name of the planner, as well as the type and ID of the component - already in the planning phase. This
saves time and consequently costs.