{ "model_id": "5oDyKRi5K6S", "viewer_url": "https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=5oDyKRi5K6S", "captured_date": "2026-10-12", "source_operation": "GetModelViewPrefetch", "scope": "All 37 enabled tags returned for the default public viewer; disabled/unpublished tags were not queried.", "coordinate_note": "Matterport source anchors are unchanged Z-up metres. Candidate/reference pins are not final device mounting coordinates.", "mattertags": [ { "id": "2UgSg9YJeOY", "label": "BR-01 | REPAIR — Floor finish", "description": "OBSERVED: The floor finish appears worn or stained. The scan does not establish the substrate condition or prove an active moisture source.\n\nPLAN: Protect retained services, inspect the finish and substrate, and resolve any confirmed moisture issue before resurfacing. Select a durable, cleanable finish appropriate to the room. Complete demolition, substrate repairs and dusty work before installing the new cabinets. Coordinate the cabinet anchorage with the finished floor; do not assume new tile alone corrects a floor or moisture defect.", "color": "#607d8b", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": { "id": "613htqkzf66zz7hf7n8kzszed", "meshId": 2 }, "layer": { "id": "dqf04iiz4xb9kb4q7igfg6a6a" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -0.7739678791040202, "y": 0.2646206300772119, "z": -0.017678427502049027 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.006753029875384424, "y": -0.018328178511485643, "z": 0.9998092190312877 }, "stemLength": 0.30479999, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-01-23T18:30:32Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:40:32Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_square" }, { "id": "lgZttBPdXOX", "label": "BR-02 | REPAIR — Ceiling tiles and grid", "description": "OBSERVED: Missing, damaged or displaced ceiling tiles expose parts of the ceiling void. The scan does not establish the load capacity or condition of every grid support.\n\nPLAN: Inspect the grid, hangers and tiles; repair or replace affected components after overhead cable, cooling and penetration work is complete. Resolve any confirmed source of staining before closing the ceiling. Keep required access points available. Finish overhead repairs and clean the room before bringing in the new network equipment.", "color": "#607d8b", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": { "id": "613htqkzf66zz7hf7n8kzszed", "meshId": 2 }, "layer": { "id": "dqf04iiz4xb9kb4q7igfg6a6a" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -2.176826182965511, "y": 0.7992455383934984, "z": 2.9846274868374003 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": -0.0013522579474319959, "y": -0.002030673378367613, "z": -0.9999970238776085 }, "stemLength": 0.19289834865612362, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-01-23T17:59:30Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:43:36Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_layer-group" }, { "id": "6uKx8xdeFWx", "label": "BR-03 | VERIFY — Insulation and enclosure", "description": "SURVEY ITEM: Inspect accessible insulation and the room enclosure where the ceiling is open. Concealed wall insulation and its condition cannot be confirmed from this model.\n\nPLAN: Record missing, wet, damaged or displaced material and investigate the cause before specifying repairs. Restore the required thermal, acoustic or fire-resistance performance of the actual assembly. Insulation has no universal expiration date; replace it for a verified condition or design requirement, not simply because it appears old. Coordinate any opening-up work with retained services.", "color": "#607d8b", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": { "id": "613htqkzf66zz7hf7n8kzszed", "meshId": 2 }, "layer": { "id": "dqf04iiz4xb9kb4q7igfg6a6a" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -1.5673134893640333, "y": 1.1623210584876131, "z": 3.027179822408055 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.09589981767443095, "y": -0.20127799480379938, "z": -0.97482839196331 }, "stemLength": 0.4721283844133042, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-01-23T18:06:42Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:43:41Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_square" }, { "id": "NFpJ0nYfxgg", "label": "BR-04 | REPAIR — Wall base and lower wall", "description": "OBSERVED: The lower wall and perimeter trim need a condition review alongside the planned room refurbishment. Appearance alone does not establish active water intrusion.\n\nPLAN: Remove damaged or unsuitable base after protecting nearby services. Inspect exposed wall surfaces for moisture, impact damage or deterioration and address the confirmed cause before closing repairs. Finish and repaint repaired surfaces, then install durable wall base coordinated with the new floor. Keep the proposed backboard and cabinet zones clear of unnecessary surface hardware.", "color": "#607d8b", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": { "id": "613htqkzf66zz7hf7n8kzszed", "meshId": 2 }, "layer": { "id": "dqf04iiz4xb9kb4q7igfg6a6a" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -2.133465406721083, "y": 1.4544901979673757, "z": 0.15439834754118978 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.0038523931353748545, "y": -0.9984204779887539, "z": 0.056050942898749664 }, "stemLength": 0.09982167007039681, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-01-23T17:57:53Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:43:53Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_objects_paint-roller" }, { "id": "HFSOawIr561", "label": "BR-05 | INVESTIGATE — Staining and moisture", "description": "SURVEY ITEM: Review the stained or suspect ceiling/wall area identified by the original inspection tag. The model does not establish whether a leak is active or identify its source.\n\nPLAN: Inspect the roof, nearby piping, HVAC and other plausible sources, using field evidence to locate the cause. Repair any confirmed defect and verify that the area remains dry before replacing finishes. Record the finding and repair in the project closeout. Position new equipment and condensate routes to limit exposure to future water events.", "color": "#607d8b", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": { "id": "613htqkzf66zz7hf7n8kzszed", "meshId": 2 }, "layer": { "id": "dqf04iiz4xb9kb4q7igfg6a6a" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -3.92300357607275, "y": 0.10777394962834963, "z": 2.964802293719297 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.010972715430122968, "y": -0.02362194971077974, "z": -0.9996607439566441 }, "stemLength": 0.30479999, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-01-23T18:01:08Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:44:06Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_tint" }, { "id": "WUfVAvDL7Up", "label": "CE-01 | VERIFY — Existing air terminal", "description": "OBSERVED: An existing ceiling air terminal serves this area. The model does not establish airflow, cooling capacity, operating hours or the condition of the upstream unit.\n\nPLAN: Identify the serving system and measure delivered airflow and room conditions. Confirm whether cooling is available whenever the IDF operates. Clean or repair the terminal and inspect accessible filters and equipment as appropriate. Size the proposed dedicated cooling from the selected equipment heat load and room conditions; do not assume the existing office HVAC is sufficient.", "color": "#03687d", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": { "id": "613htqkzf66zz7hf7n8kzszed", "meshId": 2 }, "layer": { "id": "ye0gghswu0w36d5pp09utgk9c" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -0.7970678967365835, "y": 0.10406161795343927, "z": 3.0061028639034237 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": -0.006244377601365918, "y": 0.003156464503098508, "z": -0.9999755219405183 }, "stemLength": 0.24874435580755963, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-01-23T18:02:56Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T20:56:07Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_temperature-low" }, { "id": "FwAnD40j1dZ", "label": "CP-01 | REWORK — Above-ceiling cable supports", "description": "OBSERVED: Loose or disorganized cables are visible above the ceiling near the ductwork. Cable ownership, support condition and active service status require field verification.\n\nPLAN: Trace and label retained circuits, then transfer them to independent, suitable cable supports. Keep the route clear of HVAC maintenance access and the ceiling grid. Remove only cable confirmed abandoned after the service review. Inspect accessible duct joints and insulation separately; the scan does not establish duct leakage or cooling efficiency.", "color": "#673ab7", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": { "id": "613htqkzf66zz7hf7n8kzszed", "meshId": 2 }, "layer": { "id": "w69xicqddde429q69ci87ukca" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -1.3314183728466187, "y": -0.5373686340934285, "z": 2.8997928238917656 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.15246939275164123, "y": 0.14063147408330928, "z": -0.9782514363756905 }, "stemLength": 0.19289834865612362, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-01-23T18:04:44Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:43:24Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_link" }, { "id": "TH5oHl7ugz8", "label": "CP-02 | VERIFY — Sleeves and penetrations", "description": "OBSERVED: Existing sleeve or pathway openings are indicated in this ceiling/wall zone. Their destinations, available capacity and concealed condition are not established by the scan.\n\nPLAN: Survey each opening and record its destination, size, contents and spare capacity. Decide which paths to retain for the new IDF. Protect cables at edges, provide suitable support and restore any required firestop with a system appropriate to the actual assembly. A sleeve need not continue into conduit in every design; verify the complete intended pathway rather than assuming a missing conduit is a defect.", "color": "#673ab7", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": { "id": "613htqkzf66zz7hf7n8kzszed", "meshId": 2 }, "layer": { "id": "w69xicqddde429q69ci87ukca" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -2.078380908130459, "y": -0.5435580822456978, "z": 2.9953446016635477 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.011926478786869355, "y": 0.061107596874490605, "z": -0.9980599284151084 }, "stemLength": 0.1556676772218329, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-01-23T18:08:29Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:43:31Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_circle" }, { "id": "tHEdBS3aP0c", "label": "DC-01 | RETIRE — Existing finger duct", "description": "OBSERVED: Low-level finger duct is present along the room perimeter. Its cables and current service dependencies require tracing.\n\nPLAN: Inventory and label each circuit before disturbing the duct. Transfer retained services to the new supported pathways during an approved cutover, then remove only the duct and cable confirmed redundant. Patch the exposed wall surfaces. The replacement concept uses overhead cable tray and cabinet cable managers, keeping the floor and service aisles clear.", "color": "#d44441", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": { "id": "613htqkzf66zz7hf7n8kzszed", "meshId": 2 }, "layer": { "id": "1ks93wx3dxwyf1afqza39dzgd" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": 0.7202034975993898, "y": -0.03017798596767864, "z": 0.2237487845473162 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": -0.9601626164281031, "y": 0.007663955265328697, "z": -0.27933673908677065 }, "stemLength": 0.17428301293897827, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-01-23T17:54:39Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:41:14Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_layer-group" }, { "id": "B3bpv1zsnYc", "label": "DC-02 | MIGRATE — Legacy telecom blocks", "description": "OBSERVED: Legacy telecom termination blocks, cabling and wall-mounted boards occupy this wall. Age or appearance alone does not establish that a circuit is abandoned.\n\nPLAN: Trace, label and classify each service as retain, migrate or retire. Preserve any carrier handoff or active building service until its replacement is tested. After cutover acceptance, remove confirmed obsolete blocks and redundant cable, repair the wall, and install the proposed telecom backboard. Select the new board construction and finish for the approved room requirements; the scan does not verify the existing board's rating.", "color": "#d44441", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": { "id": "613htqkzf66zz7hf7n8kzszed", "meshId": 2 }, "layer": { "id": "1ks93wx3dxwyf1afqza39dzgd" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": 0.6670614067978677, "y": -0.4728779003355177, "z": 1.3950014850809196 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": -0.615236539300389, "y": 0.7854250571387856, "z": -0.06776046286896473 }, "stemLength": 0.13705234150468756, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-01-23T17:53:01Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:42:39Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_objects_phone" }, { "id": "NGZqrriLwk5", "label": "DC-03 | IDENTIFY — Existing white enclosure", "description": "OBSERVED: A white wall enclosure and associated power connections are present. The original tag called this an alarm system, but its function and active status are not verified.\n\nPLAN: Identify the enclosure, owner, connected devices and every power source. Have the responsible system contractor confirm whether it supports fire alarm, security, access control or another service. Retain it until any required replacement and cutover are approved and tested. Remove the enclosure or plug-in supplies only after their circuits are positively identified and released; do not perform a blanket alarm-system removal.", "color": "#d44441", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": { "id": "613htqkzf66zz7hf7n8kzszed", "meshId": 2 }, "layer": { "id": "1ks93wx3dxwyf1afqza39dzgd" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -0.20200770795476367, "y": 1.4143461003462285, "z": 2.5325156330452154 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.018828833199430395, "y": -0.9996916934138732, "z": 0.01618620275575892 }, "stemLength": 0.13705234150468756, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-01-23T17:56:03Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:43:47Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_question-square" }, { "id": "6G1SHRwq22q", "label": "IDF-01 | PLAN — Comm Room Remediation", "description": "CONCEPT DEMONSTRATION: Remediate this room for Cisco switching, structured patching, a primary CPI ZetaFrame cabinet, separate access control and dedicated cooling. Cabinet 2 is optional. Layer colors identify disciplines; icons identify devices. REPAIR/VERIFY refers to existing conditions; PROPOSED/OPTIONAL shows design intent.\n\nSAVED MEASUREMENTS: Open the ruler / Measurement Mode. M01-M02 are scan-based room references. M03-M04 outline nominal 600 x 1200 mm cabinet concepts, illustrated by CPI ZetaFrame ZA15-A1200-E1 (2017 mm high; height is manufacturer data, not measured here). M05-M06 reserve about 1 m at the front and rear; these are preliminary planning allowances, not code minima or manufacturer clearance requirements. M07 is the plan opening, not clear door-leaf passage. M08 shows the proposed 3 ft wide x 4 ft high backboard footprint beside the entry door. Opposing sides display 3 ft and 4 ft, with both diagonals checked at 5 ft at the displayed inch precision. See IDF-10 and field-verify the layout. M09 is a projected path only; add actual rises, drops, bends and slack after route design. M10 records the approximately 44-inch reader-height reference.\n\nScan picks and concept outlines require field verification. Check delivery route, door swings, equipment removal, obstructions, side access and final electrical/mechanical requirements before ordering. Ceiling height remains unverified because the ceiling edge could not be reliably picked in the available depth geometry. No measured line certifies installation fit.", "color": "#abb8c3", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "p2y2chdqkiub8cdxs9db8s3yc" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -3.8323216535664866, "y": 0.8231897690281268, "z": 0.04749571878451845 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.9903393664931657, "y": 0.002859728676567257, "z": 0.13863535308791788 }, "stemLength": 0.30479999, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:45:24Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T21:28:08Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_info-circle" }, { "id": "oEv8YfO6YQJ", "label": "IDF-02 | PROPOSED — CPI ZetaFrame cabinet 1", "description": "PROPOSED PRIMARY CABINET: A Chatsworth Products ZetaFrame standing enclosure for Cisco switches, copper patching, fiber termination and supporting power equipment.\n\nUse this marker to review the preferred cabinet zone. Select height, width, depth, doors and accessories after confirming room dimensions, equipment depth, cable bend space and delivery access. Coordinate floor loading and anchorage, door swings, front/rear service access and overhead cable entry. This marker does not prove that a particular cabinet size fits. Product reference: CPI ZetaFrame Cabinet System.", "color": "#00bcd4", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "8icna0rk70aub8kcxedqeaqdc" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -0.301278203724383, "y": -0.1291060210667432, "z": 0.010244332511027038 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": -0.005336303635485406, "y": -0.004559816772262299, "z": 0.9999753656638313 }, "stemLength": 0.3047999900000001, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:47:43Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:53:31Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_cube" }, { "id": "ecu7XakFFjC", "label": "IDF-03 | OPTIONAL — CPI cabinet 2 / growth", "description": "OPTIONAL SECOND CABINET: Reserve a candidate expansion zone for a matching standing enclosure if the final port count, rack-unit schedule or growth plan requires it.\n\nEvaluate this as an option, not a confirmed two-cabinet fit. Check both cabinets together for delivery access, door travel, maintenance aisles, cable entry, power and cooling. Keep the area available as service space if the room cannot support the second enclosure. Approve the measured layout before ordering either cabinet.", "color": "#00bcd4", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "8icna0rk70aub8kcxedqeaqdc" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -0.7457501027211122, "y": 0.532380362255156, "z": 0.007150637423472031 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": -0.0018702534396006644, "y": -0.005798323451120624, "z": 0.9999814406263886 }, "stemLength": 0.3047999900000001, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:47:48Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:53:41Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_cube" }, { "id": "JZJHVtzoEOQ", "label": "IDF-04 | PROPOSED — Cisco access switching", "description": "PROPOSED: Rack-mounted Cisco access switching in cabinet 1. Catalyst 9200 is an illustrative family for this demonstration; the exact switch model and quantity are not selected.\n\nBuild the port schedule from the endpoints, then confirm uplink capacity, PoE demand, resilience and spare capacity. Coordinate switch depth, airflow and service access with the cabinet and cable managers. Prepare the configuration and cutover plan before moving live links. Record the final switch, port and patch-panel associations in the handover inventory.\n\nREFERENCE PIN: Anchored to the existing wall beside the cabinet 1 zone. The device belongs in or on the future cabinet; this is not its final mounting coordinate.", "color": "#00bcd4", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "8icna0rk70aub8kcxedqeaqdc" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -0.15590438733507167, "y": -0.7479973244740628, "z": 1.4986892451995566 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.0, "y": 1.0, "z": 0.0 }, "stemLength": 0.30479999, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:48:35Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:48:35Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_cubes" }, { "id": "8YyBtGPjTFH", "label": "IDF-05 | PROPOSED — Copper patch panels", "description": "PROPOSED: Labeled copper patch panels in cabinet 1, coordinated with the Cisco access switches and horizontal cable managers.\n\nSelect panel category and port count to match the approved cabling design and endpoint schedule, with a defined allowance for growth. Route retained and new cables through supported pathways, preserve bend radius and avoid strain on terminations. Test each retained or new link to the specified acceptance criteria. Label both ends and provide a patching schedule so a technician can trace each outlet to its panel and switch port.\n\nREFERENCE PIN: Anchored to the existing wall beside the cabinet 1 zone. The device belongs in or on the future cabinet; this is not its final mounting coordinate.", "color": "#673ab7", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "w69xicqddde429q69ci87ukca" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": 0.0017577935177555866, "y": -0.7400215110069293, "z": 2.2332333290931645 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": -0.0067698463223783475, "y": 0.9999770169016737, "z": -0.0003672181929021243 }, "stemLength": 0.30479999, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:48:45Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:48:45Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_layer-group" }, { "id": "Sgs2zN5HmpS", "label": "IDF-06 | PROPOSED — Fiber termination shelf", "description": "PROPOSED: A dedicated fiber termination shelf for the IDF uplink, located within cabinet 1. Existing fiber availability and route are not established by this marker.\n\nConfirm the upstream room, fiber type, strand count, connectors and compatible Cisco optics. Provide protected slack storage, strain relief and bend control, with separate organization from copper patch cords. Document fiber IDs and test results before uplink cutover. Reserve access for inspection and cleaning without disturbing adjacent services.\n\nREFERENCE PIN: Anchored to the existing wall beside the cabinet 1 zone. The device belongs in or on the future cabinet; this is not its final mounting coordinate.", "color": "#673ab7", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "w69xicqddde429q69ci87ukca" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -1.0219344109336292, "y": -0.7474540347093939, "z": 2.163880813986478 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.0015705436479306492, "y": 0.9999957971786776, "z": -0.0024370099776031815 }, "stemLength": 0.30479998999999997, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:48:54Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:48:54Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_waveform" }, { "id": "qgYRXOVuX25", "label": "IDF-07 | PROPOSED — Vertical cable managers", "description": "PROPOSED: Vertical cable management coordinated with the selected cabinet width and patching density.\n\nProvide organized routes between panel and switch elevations, with sufficient finger capacity, bend radius and access to covers. Keep patch cords clear of equipment vents and cabinet door travel. Separate data and power routing as required by the design. Confirm manager compatibility with the final CPI cabinet configuration before ordering; a narrow cabinet may need a different management approach.\n\nREFERENCE PIN: Anchored to the existing wall beside the cabinet 1 zone. The device belongs in or on the future cabinet; this is not its final mounting coordinate.", "color": "#673ab7", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "w69xicqddde429q69ci87ukca" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -0.9113839013328207, "y": -0.7541433754123674, "z": 1.4128898724208074 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.0024760302821524045, "y": 0.9999847793463813, "z": 0.004930552667899911 }, "stemLength": 0.30479999, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:49:00Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:49:00Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_arrow-alt-up" }, { "id": "E278XM5P5WZ", "label": "IDF-08 | PROPOSED — Horizontal cable managers", "description": "PROPOSED: Rack-mounted horizontal managers between coordinated patching and switching positions.\n\nAllocate rack units for these managers in the elevation rather than filling every position with active equipment. Size them for the expected patch-cord count and bend radius, keep labels readable and select cord lengths that avoid large unused loops. The rack elevation should show panel-to-switch routing and leave fan, power-supply and module access available.\n\nREFERENCE PIN: Anchored to the existing wall beside the cabinet 1 zone. The device belongs in or on the future cabinet; this is not its final mounting coordinate.", "color": "#673ab7", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "w69xicqddde429q69ci87ukca" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -0.12261635090076534, "y": -0.7514193096548851, "z": 1.0218495982681326 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.0034405533910624652, "y": 0.9999805309001834, "z": 0.0052058056966217394 }, "stemLength": 0.3047999900000001, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:49:06Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:49:06Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_arrow-alt-right" }, { "id": "NVB5gJ38ki3", "label": "IDF-09 | PROPOSED — Telecom backboard", "description": "PROPOSED: A new telecom backboard in the cleared legacy termination zone for retained carrier handoffs, transition hardware and organized pathway entry.\n\nSelect board material, size, finish and fastening for the approved room construction and equipment loads. Coordinate any required fire-performance treatment with the project design; do not infer a rating from paint color. Keep a labeled layout and working space around each component. Reserve a separate board zone for access control so telecom maintenance does not require disturbing door-security equipment.", "color": "#673ab7", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "w69xicqddde429q69ci87ukca" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": 0.7433940611316996, "y": 0.2770519506968032, "z": 1.415284257226289 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": -0.9999473776244401, "y": 0.006786108780697904, "z": 0.0076935498712797385 }, "stemLength": 0.30479999, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:47:25Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:47:26Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_square" }, { "id": "VtgDcQiGkEE", "label": "IDF-10 | PROPOSED — Access-control backboard", "description": "PROPOSED FOOTPRINT: M08 marks the 3 ft wide x 4 ft high access-control backboard rectangle. Open the ruler / Measurement Mode to view the saved outline. Opposing sides display 3 ft and 4 ft; both diagonal checks display 5 ft at the tour's inch precision. This is a planning footprint, not an installed-board survey. Field-verify wall space, fixing, enclosure layout and service clearances before installation.\n\nPROPOSED: A separate backboard zone for the access controller, listed power equipment, batteries where required and clearly labeled door circuits.\n\nCoordinate board construction, anchorage, enclosure door swings and service access with the wall and room design. Keep network patching and unrelated storage off this board. Establish a labeled device layout before installation, including pathway entry and space for future approved doors. The existing white enclosure is not assumed to be reusable or part of this new system until identified.", "color": "#ff6900", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "fbtw271hdhp8t053i7z72s7tc" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -1.8177005031560782, "y": 1.492893360860732, "z": 1.8432174612853394 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.010202275926849127, "y": -0.9999394268469058, "z": -0.004129915615869265 }, "stemLength": 0.30479999000000013, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:46:31Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T21:27:56Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_square" }, { "id": "OLsfJkEwexh", "label": "IDF-11 | PROPOSED — Door access controller", "description": "PROPOSED: An access-control controller in a secured enclosure on the dedicated access board. Manufacturer, controller capacity and integration platform remain to be selected.\n\nCoordinate the entrance reader, door-position contact, approved lock hardware and required egress functions. Document the door sequence, event reporting and behavior during loss of network or power. Connect to the designated network segment and label every field circuit. Commission the complete door operation with the responsible access-control and door-hardware teams before enabling access restrictions.", "color": "#ff6900", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "fbtw271hdhp8t053i7z72s7tc" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -1.1795713132971315, "y": 1.4975366217442503, "z": 2.1871215946308324 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.004220274353606389, "y": -0.9999843924336681, "z": -0.003661171048736659 }, "stemLength": 0.30479999, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:46:39Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T20:54:11Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_lock" }, { "id": "29mREYRJ2jv", "label": "IDF-12 | PROPOSED — Access power supply", "description": "PROPOSED: Dedicated access-control power equipment and backup capacity where required by the selected door system.\n\nMatch output voltage, circuit protection, battery support and monitoring to the approved controller and locking hardware. Coordinate AC supply and enclosure spacing with the electrical design. Keep field wiring labeled and the battery service area accessible. Required interfaces and power-failure behavior must follow the approved door sequence; a network UPS alone does not define how the lock or egress system should operate.", "color": "#ff6900", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "fbtw271hdhp8t053i7z72s7tc" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -1.5656757077358279, "y": 1.4956071139892217, "z": 1.7121983633481925 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.0008455937907153894, "y": -0.9999967808150015, "z": 0.0023923483807781953 }, "stemLength": 0.30479998999999997, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:46:44Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T20:54:43Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_bolt" }, { "id": "1aJyVlHl1bF", "label": "IDF-13 | PROPOSED — Reader, target 44 in AFF", "description": "PROPOSED CREDENTIAL READER: Target the operable point at 44 inches (1118 mm) above finished floor, within this project's 42–48 inch AFF mounting band. Coordinate every required reader/keypad operating point with the applicable reach limits.\n\nThis lowered pin is a conceptual room-side reference beside the latch side of the doorway. The actual entrance reader belongs on the outside approach side; that mounting face is not captured in this scan. Verify the final finished-floor datum, outside wall position, accessible route and clear floor space, reach obstructions, door swing and usable operation before installation. Mounting height alone does not establish ADA compliance.\n\nReference: ADA Standards §§305, 308 and 309; [https://www.access-board.gov/ada/chapter/ch03/](https://www.access-board.gov/ada/chapter/ch03/) . Select the reader with the access-control platform and coordinate cable routing, lock/egress hardware and the approved door sequence.", "color": "#ff6900", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "fbtw271hdhp8t053i7z72s7tc" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -2.618785898966888, "y": 1.4687605439084428, "z": 1.1481356923704331 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.0033182096425595853, "y": -0.9999553888229924, "z": -0.008843633225438997 }, "stemLength": 0.3047999900000001, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:46:51Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T20:53:28Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_objects_key" }, { "id": "K5bBfnvH7Dm", "label": "IDF-14 | PROPOSED — Entrance door contact", "description": "PROPOSED: A door-position contact at the IDF entrance to report open/closed state to the access controller. This is a contact sensor, distinct from the credential reader.\n\nConfirm the frame construction, door rating and compatible contact style before selecting the mounting detail. Route and protect the circuit back to the access board, label it at both ends and test normal, held-open and forced-open reporting as applicable to the approved sequence. The model does not establish concealed wiring or the final drilling detail.", "color": "#ff6900", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "fbtw271hdhp8t053i7z72s7tc" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -2.731436806554042, "y": 1.4772530561742716, "z": 2.1738432298237256 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": -0.016525469910848002, "y": -0.9998217372354221, "z": -0.009132502163610686 }, "stemLength": 0.3047999900000001, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:46:10Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T20:53:54Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_objects_magnet" }, { "id": "1HIOEcOGgHI", "label": "IDF-15 | PROPOSED — Dedicated IDF cooling", "description": "PROPOSED: Dedicated cooling suitable for the IDF operating schedule, with an indoor unit or delivery arrangement selected by the mechanical design.\n\nCalculate the room heat load from the selected equipment, UPS losses, operating conditions and growth allowance. Evaluate actual cabinet intake and exhaust paths, then select capacity, control and any required redundancy. Coordinate outdoor equipment or heat rejection, refrigerant route, power and maintenance access. This marker identifies a candidate zone; it does not specify a unit size or prove that the existing ventilation can serve the new load.\n\nUse heat dissipated within this room: PoE delivered to endpoints outside the IDF is part of the electrical/UPS load, not entirely room heat.", "color": "#03687d", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "ye0gghswu0w36d5pp09utgk9c" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -3.864668700964966, "y": 0.7910900676882552, "z": 2.257928351505412 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.9999736154754327, "y": -8.279752963264956e-05, "z": -0.007263711004758514 }, "stemLength": 0.30479999, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:52:13Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T20:56:14Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_temperature-frigid" }, { "id": "X29514fQ1vj", "label": "IDF-16 | PROPOSED — Condensate route", "description": "PROPOSED: A coordinated condensate collection and drainage route for the selected cooling equipment.\n\nVerify an approved discharge point and whether gravity drainage is feasible before selecting any pump. Keep drain connections accessible for maintenance and route piping to reduce water exposure to cabinets, power equipment and wallboards. Include overflow protection and leak reporting appropriate to the equipment and design. The scan does not establish a drain connection or available slope; this is a route-planning marker, not a completed plumbing detail.", "color": "#03a9f4", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "gsf6hewmf0pfprexa6t8k4npa" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -4.162344268669326, "y": 0.08563401162628051, "z": 1.9829183815681533 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.999998628338505, "y": 0.0, "z": -0.001656297409551834 }, "stemLength": 0.3047999900000001, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:52:20Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:52:20Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_water" }, { "id": "po2Vsd3PP3k", "label": "IDF-17 | PROPOSED — Rack UPS", "description": "PROPOSED: A rack UPS for the approved network loads, placed low in cabinet 1 as part of the coordinated rack elevation.\n\nSelect capacity, runtime and battery arrangement from the actual load schedule, including expected PoE demand and growth. Confirm cabinet depth, weight capacity, rail compatibility, input power and ventilation. Keep battery replacement and isolation access available. Define monitoring, shutdown or outage procedures and commissioning tests; this concept does not establish a runtime guarantee or an independent redundant power path.\n\nREFERENCE PIN: Anchored to the existing wall beside the cabinet 1 zone. The device belongs in or on the future cabinet; this is not its final mounting coordinate.", "color": "#fbcd00", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "knd45pu9bsp3twwrady6zu2wc" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -0.7281305723628902, "y": -0.7566300761948624, "z": 0.6965592191672823 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.005647162975125145, "y": 0.9999832083314467, "z": 0.0013010017214471487 }, "stemLength": 0.3047999900000002, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:50:52Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T20:55:27Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_furniture_charging-station" }, { "id": "81ZlhM49L91", "label": "IDF-18 | PROPOSED — Cabinet PDU", "description": "PROPOSED: A cabinet PDU matched to the selected equipment plugs, voltage, current and upstream UPS or branch circuit.\n\nCoordinate outlet count, mounting and cord lengths with the rack elevation. Keep the PDU clear of rear equipment service access and separate power-cord routing from data patching as the design requires. Label each feed and document its source. If dual feeds are selected, confirm their complete upstream paths; two PDUs on the same supply do not provide independent power resilience.\n\nREFERENCE PIN: Anchored to the existing wall beside the cabinet 1 zone. The device belongs in or on the future cabinet; this is not its final mounting coordinate.", "color": "#fbcd00", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "knd45pu9bsp3twwrady6zu2wc" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -1.3707964381548425, "y": -0.7569122722095338, "z": 1.0327716939110074 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.00691976181644632, "y": 0.999972537124238, "z": 0.0026536566692306144 }, "stemLength": 0.30479999, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:50:58Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T20:55:35Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_bolt" }, { "id": "081tgmy56TX", "label": "IDF-19 | PROPOSED — Bonding bar and network", "description": "PROPOSED: An identified room bonding point and coordinated bonding connections for the cabinets, metallic pathways and equipment where required by the design and manufacturers.\n\nHave the electrical design establish the connection to the building grounding/bonding system, conductor sizes and termination details. Coordinate the selected CPI cabinet's bonding provisions rather than assuming every door or accessory is already bonded. Label and document the completed network and verify it during commissioning. This marker does not certify the existing room grounding.", "color": "#fbcd00", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "knd45pu9bsp3twwrady6zu2wc" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": 0.408387542689543, "y": -0.7365119794687891, "z": 1.942352415663187 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": -0.004105097695533793, "y": 0.9999914989076685, "z": 0.0003876664868017539 }, "stemLength": 0.3047999900000001, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:51:07Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T20:55:45Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_link" }, { "id": "pcol4aJ2tei", "label": "IDF-20 | PROPOSED — Overhead cable tray", "description": "PROPOSED: An overhead cable tray or ladder pathway connecting the retained building entries, telecom wall and cabinet cable-entry zones.\n\nSelect the route, size, supports and bend-control fittings from the cable schedule and growth allowance. Coordinate ceiling structure, HVAC access, lighting and fire-protection equipment before fixing the route. Support the pathway independently of the ceiling grid and provide suitable transitions into the cabinet. Identify any required bonding and penetration treatment. The tag indicates the intended corridor, not a surveyed installation elevation.", "color": "#673ab7", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "w69xicqddde429q69ci87ukca" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -2.9361032417291306, "y": -0.7041453754876665, "z": 2.0262038203419293 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": -0.027553092465505417, "y": 0.9995060346371615, "z": 0.015116673558855652 }, "stemLength": 0.3047999900000001, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:50:14Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:50:14Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_link" }, { "id": "IYHfRvZLPVe", "label": "IDF-21 | RESERVE — Airflow and service access", "description": "LAYOUT RESERVATION: Keep the cabinet intake/exhaust paths, front and rear maintenance areas, and route to the room door usable.\n\nMeasure the final room and selected equipment before fixing cabinet positions. Check doors fully open, removable power supplies/fans, patching access and technician working space. Apply the selected Cisco models' airflow and clearance instructions; do not let cabinet accessories or a second enclosure block those paths. This marked area is a coordination reminder, not a dimensioned clearance boundary or a storage zone.", "color": "#00bcd4", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "8icna0rk70aub8kcxedqeaqdc" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": 0.26959441549982754, "y": 0.19945815618662843, "z": 0.0013975710648227815 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": -0.007573613559909134, "y": -0.0066095954082705894, "z": 0.9999494755367315 }, "stemLength": 0.3047999900000001, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:47:54Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:47:54Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_objects_ruler" }, { "id": "spT9TQ2ZLzz", "label": "IDF-22 | PROPOSED — Rack temperature sensor", "description": "PROPOSED: Temperature monitoring representative of equipment intake conditions at cabinet 1. Select sensor positions after the cabinet and cooling arrangement is fixed; a probe directly in a cold supply jet can miss warm equipment intake conditions. Define thresholds, recipients and a response procedure. Test alerts during commissioning and record normal operating readings. This marker does not report live temperature.\n\nREFERENCE PIN: On the existing wall beside the cabinet zone; the probe belongs at the future equipment intake. See IDF-25 for the separate leak probe.", "color": "#03687d", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "ye0gghswu0w36d5pp09utgk9c" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": 0.3226404743324734, "y": -0.7408683547242274, "z": 1.465995520712393 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": -0.0075863209114331465, "y": 0.9999690556261313, "z": 0.002082192405103938 }, "stemLength": 0.3047999900000001, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:51:24Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T20:56:22Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_thermometer-half" }, { "id": "9CVm6KyvGDO", "label": "IDF-23 | PROPOSED — Dedicated IDF power", "description": "PROPOSED: Coordinated power feeds for the network cabinet/UPS and the new cooling equipment, sized and arranged by the electrical design.\n\nConfirm panel capacity, load, circuit routing, protective devices, receptacle or disconnect type and equipment connection requirements. Keep maintenance access to electrical equipment available. Label each source at the panel and served equipment, and separate the cooling and network power arrangements as the approved design requires. Voltage, amperage, circuit count and feed resilience are not established by this marker.", "color": "#fbcd00", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "knd45pu9bsp3twwrady6zu2wc" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -1.4506828483105958, "y": -0.752572341549498, "z": 1.8729917037273875 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.0076069087052967185, "y": 0.9999657493557874, "z": 0.003261143245518424 }, "stemLength": 0.30479999, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:51:13Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T20:55:53Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_bolt" }, { "id": "w7bBVWrX6Hm", "label": "IDF-24 | PLAN — Cutover and commissioning", "description": "DELIVERY SEQUENCE: 1. Survey and label live services; approve the measured layout and outage plan. 2. Complete moisture, floor, wall and overhead repairs while protecting retained systems. 3. Install pathways, boards, power, bonding and cooling; clean the room. 4. Install cabinets and equipment, then test cabling, network operation, cooling, UPS and access control. 5. Migrate services in controlled stages with a rollback plan. 6. Remove released legacy equipment and hand over labels, test results, configurations and the updated model.\n\nNo service is considered retired merely because it looks old.", "color": "#abb8c3", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "p2y2chdqkiub8cdxs9db8s3yc" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -3.652955062276583, "y": 1.2952436663608955, "z": -0.012254467379613035 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": -0.0023663047341325773, "y": -0.0019498440712645813, "z": 0.9999952993439535 }, "stemLength": 0.30479999, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:45:37Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T20:56:41Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_objects_clipboard-check" }, { "id": "Gccs3rVymGi", "label": "IDF-25 | PROPOSED — Floor leak probe", "description": "PROPOSED: A separate water-detection probe or sensing cable near the cooling/condensate risk area, coordinated with the final drain route and room floor. Locate it where a small leak can be detected before water reaches network or access-control equipment. Keep the probe accessible for testing and cleaning. Define alarm recipients and the response procedure, and test the alarm during commissioning. This candidate location does not establish floor slope or drainage and does not indicate an active leak.", "color": "#03a9f4", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": null, "layer": { "id": "gsf6hewmf0pfprexa6t8k4npa" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -3.3953213278842758, "y": 0.401862229393795, "z": -0.009964267962678944 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": -0.0021468340314336116, "y": -8.581166361752866e-06, "z": 0.9999976955123472 }, "stemLength": 0.30479999, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-10-11T19:51:46Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T19:51:46Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_tint" }, { "id": "8pwC8Gv9UF8", "label": "PB-01 | VERIFY — Existing receptacles", "description": "OBSERVED: Wall receptacles are present. The scan cannot verify voltage, circuit rating, grounding, breaker source or available capacity.\n\nPLAN: Have the electrical contractor identify and label the panel and circuit for each receptacle, test condition and suitability, and document what is already supplied. Repair or replace defective devices. Coordinate dedicated cabinet/UPS and cooling power with the selected loads and connectors. A working general-purpose receptacle is not evidence that the new IDF can be connected without a load review.", "color": "#fbcd00", "enabled": true, "floor": { "id": "tsmq1wak12rhgn0mawksxcwcd", "meshId": 0 }, "room": { "id": "613htqkzf66zz7hf7n8kzszed", "meshId": 2 }, "layer": { "id": "knd45pu9bsp3twwrady6zu2wc" }, "anchorPosition": { "x": -2.7247540532672105, "y": -0.7393518689821407, "z": 0.39865567798069407 }, "stemEnabled": true, "stemNormal": { "x": 0.034667383467749, "y": 0.996759767207032, "z": -0.07258194679728226 }, "stemLength": 0.13705234150468756, "media": null, "mediaType": null, "created": "2026-01-23T18:11:35Z", "modified": "2026-10-11T20:55:06Z", "externalAttachments": [], "fileAttachments": [], "objectAnnotation": null, "keywords": [], "icon": "public_symbols_bolt" } ] }