CP-Symbols Architectural

Architectural - Woodworks library possesses the most important building elements (windows and doors) used in designing plans and elevations.

In the Architectural - Woodworks library the following symbols categories can be found:

• windows (plans, views and sections, e.g. windows - single, double, triple, quadruple, corner, fixed, with glass blocks, windows and roof hatches, and balcony/terrace doors),

• doors (plans, views and cross-sections, including internal and external doors - single, double, doors with sidelites, garage doors, swing doors, folding doors, sliding doors and industrial doors),

• openings in walls (plans, views and sections, e.g. openings for doors and windows, round and rectangular wall outlets, recesses and wall furrows.

Architectural - Marks  library possesses the most important marks used in architectural drawings, including: rooms marks, woodwork
marks etc.

In the  Architectural - Marks  library the following symbols categories can be found:

• room definition,
• automatic markings,
• level symbols,
• carpentry symbols,
• topographical symbols,
• arrows,
• entrances (e.g. entry located at the ground level or above, entry located below the ground level),
• slopes,
• cross-sections.

Architectural - Safety and evacuation  library possesses symbols used on evacuation plans and Health and Safety symbols.

In the  Architectural - Safety and evacuation  library the following symbols categories can be found:

• ISO 7010 (emergency exit signs, fire emergency signs, mandatory signs, prohibition signs, cautionary signs),

• ISO 23601 (e.g. behaviour in case of fire, behaviours in case of accident),

• DIN (prohibition signs, mandatory signs, cautionary signs, emergency exit signs, fire emergency signs, DIN 4066, signs for transport of dangerous goods and first aid),

• ASR A1.3 (e.g. table A3, table A4, legends),

• PN-92/N-01256 (fire emergency signs, evacuation, safety and health signs, fire protection measures),

• safety and health signs (signs for transport of dangerous goods and first aid),

• ÖNORM,

• LVS (prohibition signs, cautionary signs, emergency exit signs, fire emergency and prohibition signs, mandatory signs, others),

• NORSOK (safety signs, fire signs, warning signs, information signs, prohibition signs, mandatory signs, warning-danger labels, others),

• Public Information Symbols (e.g. filling stations, close/open safety bars, chairlifts),

• Pictorial marking for handling of goods (e.g. allowable stacking limitation),

• ISO 6790 - Fire protection (symbols, descriptions, additional symbols for Poland only),

• GHS.

Flowcharts and diagrams  library contains symbols that are used in block schemes in many branches.

In the  Flowcharts and diagrams  library the following symbols categories can be found:

• algorithms (basic symbols, loops and data processing, input/output devices, storage and memory, determine the relationship, additional),

• functional diagrams (symbols - e.g. action, initial step, order; diagrams feature - e.g. connection, disconnection, pulse timer),

• network (computer nets - e.g. scanner, outlet, computer terminal; network location, servers, servers mounted in racks, other - e.g. fax, cell phone),

• BPMN - Business Process Modeling Notation (events, gateways, activities, activity markers, task types, data),

• persons,

• other (e.g. arrows, crossings),

• entity relationship (e.g. 1 to many, zero to one),

• examples (network scheme, algorithm of the quadratic equation, functional scheme, flowchart: electric, block scheme technological, BPMN scheme).

CP-Symbols  program also contains general commands:

• Lines (pipes, ducts, cables) – this function allows to draw single-line lines in a schematic view.

• Frames and tables – contains a library of basic frames and drawing tables.

• Attributes and descriptions – is used to edit attribute values of one or many symbols.

• Bill of materials – is used to create specifications from elements used in the drawing.