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How to use a network diagram template.
- 01Choose a template or start blank
Pick a CCTV wireless bridge example closest to your setup or start from scratch in the network diagram generator.
- 02Add network devices
Drag and drop cameras, wireless bridges, antennas, switches, and NVR/DVR from the network shape library.
- 03Connect the components
Draw links to represent wired Ethernet connections and wireless links (e.g., using dashed lines for wireless).
- 04Label and annotate
Add IP addresses, device names, distances, or notes to clarify the setup.
- 05Export and share
Download as PNG, SVG, or PDF, or share a live link with your team.
Questions about network diagram templates
What is a CCTV wireless bridge?
A CCTV wireless bridge is a pair of devices that create a wireless point-to-point link, allowing IP camera traffic to be transmitted over the air instead of a physical cable. It's often used to connect cameras in remote or separate locations back to a central recorder.
How do I design a network diagram for a CCTV wireless bridge?
Start by identifying the camera locations and the central recording point. Then place wireless bridge units at each end of the link, add network switches if needed, and draw connections: wired for cameras to the bridge, wireless between bridges, and wired from the receiving bridge to the NVR.
What components are typically shown in these diagrams?
Common components include IP cameras, PoE switches, wireless bridge units (transmitter and receiver), antennas, network video recorders (NVR), and sometimes a router or internet connection for remote viewing. Each is represented by a distinct icon.
Can I use a wireless bridge for multiple cameras?
Yes, a wireless bridge can carry traffic from multiple cameras if the bandwidth is sufficient. In the diagram, multiple cameras connect to a switch, which then connects to the bridge on the camera side.
What is the difference between point-to-point and point-to-multipoint wireless bridges?
A point-to-point bridge connects two locations, while a point-to-multipoint bridge connects one central location to several remote sites, often using multiple antennas. The diagram layout will reflect this topology.