Some of the German stuff did/does use a spread sheet rather than a schematic or diagram. It just lists out the origin and end point, with columns in between for connector numbers if they're not direct, pin outs at start and finish, wire gauge, colour etc.Thats a new one on me, Panel wiring I understand. Spreadsheet I understand
Panel wiring spreadsheet, Que?
What are you hoping it will do for you?
That sort of thing yes, I just wondered if there was anything already done which I could edit/adapt.@Cato are you looking for something like this?
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If so I can knock something up for you.

I did all the extra wiring, lights, horns etc. on my last bike in blue tri-rated because I had rolls of the stuff..... trying to ignore that time when he rewired someones gs1000 with entirely black wire because he only had black wire on the reel. It was ok though as I fault find with meters anyway, and the owner was colourblind![]()

Loco wiring is all black.....we'd have run out of colors.trying to ignore that time when he rewired someones gs1000 with entirely black wire because he only had black wire on the reel. It was ok though as I fault find with meters anyway, and the owner was colourblind![]()

I think the bugger did fire alarms in Glasgow.IIRC an interview with Rod Stewart, said he worked at an alarm company, before he hit it big, wiring the things, and he was colorblind. He apologized if he made any defective ones.....![]()
When I built control panels, most of the wiring was blue as that was the BS EN 60204 specified colour for DC control circuits, with markers on each end for identification.Loco wiring is all black.....we'd have run out of colors.
Boot markers at each end identify the wire.






