Revo
Export

The design leaves
as a package.

Drawings, CAD-ready geometry, schedules and the reconciled parts list come out of the same approved design — generated at the moment you ask for them, not assembled by hand afterwards.

See a real export What's in the package
export — panel-0417 rev C5 bundles

contents

PowerControlField I/OTerminalGrounding
What comes out

Four bundles, one source of truth.

Schematic set

PDF / SVG

The full generated wiring set, sheet-numbered and cross-referenced, drawn from the approved netlist rather than from a hand-edited drawing.

PowerControlField I/OTerminalGrounding

Panel layout

PDF / DXF / PNG

Backplate and door layouts with device footprints, mounting coordinates and clearance envelopes, exactly as confirmed in the Playground.

BackplateDoorDimensionsClearances

CAD-ready export

DXF / DWG / STEP

Native CAD output that drops straight into AutoCAD, SolidWorks, or your panel fabricator's toolchain — geometry on named layers, coordinates intact, no manual tracing.

2D backplate3D envelopeDrill scheduleMounting layer

Schedules

CSV / XLSX

Wire, terminal and cable schedules generated by arithmetic from the same connection data that draws the sheets — so the paperwork can't drift from the drawing.

Wire listTerminal stripCable scheduleCross-reference

Reconciled BOM

CSV / XLSX / JSON

Your original parts list with every row linked to a resolved component, plus the accessories and hardware the design added along the way.

Line itemsResolved partsAdded hardwareOpen items
How it behaves

An export you can hand to the floor.

Regenerated, never re-drawn

Every export is produced from the approved design data at request time. Re-export the same design and you get the same files — down to the byte.

Only approved states export

Export unlocks after placement sign-off. A design that still has open validation items can't be pushed downstream by accident.

CAD-native geometry

DXF, DWG and STEP exports carry real geometry on named layers — not flattened images — so your fabricator can punch, drill and model directly from the file.

Shop-floor ready

Sheets are laid out to print: consistent title blocks, sheet numbering, revision marks and a legend that matches the symbols on the page.

Export questions

Can I edit the exported schematic afterwards?

Yes — the PDF and SVG output are yours to mark up in whatever tool you use. Revo itself regenerates drawings from the data instead of editing them in place, so changes belong upstream in the design.

Do exports include a revision history?

Each export is stamped with the design revision and the sign-off it was generated from, so a set on the shop floor can always be traced back to the approved state that produced it.

What lands in the DXF?

Device footprints, mounting coordinates, backplate outline and dimension layers, on separate named layers so your fabricator can drive punching and drilling from it.

Which CAD tools can open the CAD export?

DXF and DWG drop into AutoCAD, DraftSight and most 2D fabricator workflows. STEP is available for SolidWorks, Inventor and other 3D MCAD tools that need the panel envelope or mounting geometry.

Is there an API?

Exports are available programmatically for Enterprise workspaces, so a finished design can drop straight into your document store or ERP without anyone downloading a file.

Want to see the package for your panel?

Bring a BOM and we'll walk it through the pipeline live, then export the set and go through every sheet with you.

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