Physical I/O Diagram

Last modified on July 12th, 2022.

The 'Physical I/O Diagram' is, in a way, a cross-over diagram, which displays the functional interactions and relationships between the physical components of a system model.

Using Physical I/O Diagrams

Function	Description
Creating Physical I/O Diagrams	Using 'Diagrams View' in Innoslate, you can create a new 'Physical I/O Diagram.'
Physical I/O Diagram Constructs	The 'Physical I/O Diagram' supports two unique diagram constructs: an 'Asset' and an 'Input/Output.'
Adding an Asset	An 'Asset' construct can be added to a 'Physical I/O Diagram' via drag-and-drop.
Adding an Input/Output	An 'Input/Output' construct can be added to a 'Physical I/O Diagram' via drag-and-drop.
Removing a Construct	A construct can be easily removed from a 'Physical I/O Diagram.'

Physical I/O Diagram

Last modified on July 12th, 2022.

The ‘Physical I/O Diagram’ is, in a way, a cross-over diagram, which displays the functional interactions and relationships between the physical components of a system model.

Using Physical I/O Diagrams

Function	Description
Creating Physical I/O Diagrams	Using ‘Diagrams View’ in Innoslate, you can create a new ‘Physical I/O Diagram.’
Physical I/O Diagram Constructs	The ‘Physical I/O Diagram’ supports two unique diagram constructs: an ‘Asset’ and an ‘Input/Output.’
Adding an Asset	An ‘Asset’ construct can be added to a ‘Physical I/O Diagram’ via drag-and-drop.
Adding an Input/Output	An ‘Input/Output’ construct can be added to a ‘Physical I/O Diagram’ via drag-and-drop.
Removing a Construct	A construct can be easily removed from a ‘Physical I/O Diagram.’

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