A longer part number, with five items
Five items: kind, length, connector, jacket color and shielding. A part number with many segments.
How to read the part number
The fictional part number CBL-2M-RJ45-BK-S is split into 5 items.
| In the part number | Item | Options |
|---|---|---|
CBL |
Family |
CBL = Patch cable (fictional)
|
2M |
Length |
05M = 0.5 m 2M = 2 m 10M = 10 m
|
RJ45 |
Connector |
RJ45 = RJ-45 (both ends) M12D = M12 D-coded (one end)
|
BK |
Jacket colour |
BK = Black GY = Grey YL = Yellow
|
S |
Shielding |
S = Shielded U = Unshielded
|
Notes
- Lengths over 10 m are built to order; ask us about lead time.
What went into this one
More items, more crowding
Four items land on the right, so the leader lines step downwards. If a combination ends up unreadable, the checks say so and 「組み直す」 searches for another left/right arrangement.
Write comparable options the same way
Keeping "0.5 m", "2 m" and "10 m" consistent in unit and digits lets a reader compare them at a glance. The part number's own spelling (05M, 2M, 10M) does not have to match.
Conditions belong in a note
A long condition inside an option wraps onto more lines and becomes hard to read. Move it to a note, and it sits together with the others under the diagram.
Open this example yourself
Save the JSON below and load it with the tool's “Open JSON”; CBL-2M-RJ45-BK-S is then yours to edit. A quick way in: replace the options under “Family” with your own product's.
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