I need the Dell EMC Powerstore 500T Visio Stencil

Hello cfloresfish,

I am not seeing a visio stencil for powerstore.

Is there any updates on Stencils for the powerstores?

Hello bigpappasmirf,

There are currently no stencils for the Powerstore systems.

Hiya,

Any update?

Or can I use an existing stencil to creste a PS500T ?

Hello PT-Tdv,

There is still not any stencils that I am see for powerstore systems.

Hi there,

I know this has been asked several times now, and the thread is almost 3 years old, but, is there any update regarding the 500T stencil?

Or is there any similar stencil that we can modify to make it look like a 500T?

Regards

Hello sully26,

There is not a stencil for the powerstore system.

Hi there, 

Will there ever come stencils for PowerStore? Would help us very much to sell more of those :D

Best Regards,

Michael

Hello Michael Bal,

Currently there is not a stencil for powerstore and I am not seeing a time table for a stencil to be made available.  Now with that being said their can be one in the future, however I am not sure if and when that maybe available.

We really need a stencil for the 500T

@UoH​ Probably is too late but here is the trick to create your own stencil of any piece of equipment you want

1. Go to manufacturer's page and choose a good quality picture of a PowerStore 500T

2. Use your preferred snipping software (I used Windows 10 Snip-it) and save the image of the PowerStore as jpg format (make sure is nicely trimmed!)

3. Use an imagine processor (I use open source Inkscape,) and open the jpg file of PowerStore500T image

4. Once opened, just save the file as Enhanced Metafile (emf extension). Keep the default settings

5. Open Visio and click on Insert and choose Pictures (mine is Visio 2016 Pro so your menu might be different)

6. Select the eml file containing PowerStore and then click on Open

7. Resize the picture (is possible!) and add it to your rack !

Hope this helps!

Cheers

You don't have to convert the image to .emf using Visio. Just find the image you want to use, copy it with the Snipping Tool in Windows, then open Microsoft Paint, paste it, crop it, and then save it as a .jpg. Then select "Insert" > "Picture" into Visio. Easy peasy!