Control — Make control logic easy to follow.
Document relay logic and motor-control circuits with electrical symbols, orthogonal wiring, wire labels and editable drawing sheets.
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Get to know Control
Control is a drawing workspace for the circuits that operate equipment. Arrange contacts, coils, timers and protection devices into readable schematics, then label the connections and prepare the documentation. It is designed around the structure of control drawings, from the individual terminal to the finished sheet.
Who it’s for
Automation engineers, electrical designers and panel builders documenting relay and motor-control systems.
Use control symbols
Choose contacts, contactors, relays, timers, push buttons, selector switches and indication lamps from the symbol library. Search for a component when you know what you need.
Draw readable connections
Connect symbol ports with orthogonal wiring. Grid snapping and alignment guides help keep rungs, branches and repeated circuits organized.
Identify every connection
Add wire numbers and ferrule labels so the drawing communicates connection identities. Keep the schematic readable as the number of devices grows.
Complete the sheet
Edit project information, sheet details and title blocks. Export PDF or SVG for review, printing and inclusion in your control documentation.
A practical path through the work
Arrange the devices
Place the contacts, coils, timers and operator controls required by the circuit.
Connect and label
Draw the wiring and identify wires and terminals.
Document the design
Complete the title block and export the drawing for review.