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    002.structured Cabling-Training Documents

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    This document summarizes the key components of a structure cabling system, including copper and fiber accessories. It describes the different cable categories for copper cabling and fiber types. Standards for termination, labeling, testing and design considerations are provided. Key components are horizontal cabling to connect outlets to IDF, backbone cabling between IDF and MDF, copper and fiber patch panels, outlets, cables and connectors. Categories 6, 6a, 7/7a and 8 cables are described with their specifications. Single mode and multi-mode fiber types are also summarized.

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    This document summarizes the key components of a structure cabling system, including copper and fiber accessories. It describes the different cable categories for copper cabling and fiber types. Standards for termination, labeling, testing and design considerations are provided. Key components are horizontal cabling to connect outlets to IDF, backbone cabling between IDF and MDF, copper and fiber patch panels, outlets, cables and connectors. Categories 6, 6a, 7/7a and 8 cables are described with their specifications. Single mode and multi-mode fiber types are also summarized.

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    This document summarizes the key components of a structure cabling system, including copper and fiber accessories. It describes the different cable categories for copper cabling and fiber types. Standards for termination, labeling, testing and design considerations are provided. Key components are horizontal cabling to connect outlets to IDF, backbone cabling between IDF and MDF, copper and fiber patch panels, outlets, cables and connectors. Categories 6, 6a, 7/7a and 8 cables are described with their specifications. Single mode and multi-mode fiber types are also summarized.

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    002.structured Cabling-Training Documents

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    This document summarizes the key components of a structure cabling system, including copper and fiber accessories. It describes the different cable categories for copper cabling and fiber types. Standards for termination, labeling, testing and design considerations are provided. Key components are horizontal cabling to connect outlets to IDF, backbone cabling between IDF and MDF, copper and fiber patch panels, outlets, cables and connectors. Categories 6, 6a, 7/7a and 8 cables are described with their specifications. Single mode and multi-mode fiber types are also summarized.

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    The key takeaways are that the document discusses structure cabling systems, copper and fiber accessories, ELV systems cabling, and Qtel/Ooredoo standards.

    The different cable types mentioned include Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a, Cat7/7a, Cat8/8.1/8.2 for copper cables and single mode, multimode fiber cables.

    The fiber testing methods described are optical power meter testing and OTDR testing.

    STRUCTURE CABLING SYSTEM

    CONTENT
     System description.
     Copper accessories
     Fiber accessories.
     Structure cabling for ELV systems
    --------------------------------------------
     Design considerations of Qtel/Ooredoo Standards
     FAQ
    System Description
    SCS is a set of cabling and connectivity products that
    Integrates the voice,data, and security systems like
    Access control, cctv,BMS etc.

    Horizantal cabling : Connects IDF to Telecom outlets.

    Backbone cabling : Connects IDF to MDF.


    Copper Accessories
     Copper patch panel 24port (loaded/Unloaded)

     Voice patch panel

     Modular jack Cat6/6A ,Cat5e

     Patch chords ( Straight/Cross) - colors

     Single/dual/three gang faceplate

     Guiding Panel
     Cat 6. Cat 6a.
     10Gigabit ethernet upto 55m  10Gigabit ethernet upto 100m
    STRUCTURE CABLING SYSTEM

     (Operationg freq 250Mhz)  Operating frequency (500Mhz)

     NEXT( Near End Cross Talk) loss  less NEXT loss

     Cat 7/7a

    Shielding has been added for individual wire pairs and the cable
    as a whole (600MHz/1000MHz)

     Cat 8/8.1/8.2
    Category 8 copper cabling will do for the data center is let them transport data four
    times faster on essentially the same type of cable they now use (1600 MHz -2000MHz)
    Common Cat6 cable types include
    STRUCTURE CABLING SYSTEM

     U/UTP (unshielded cable);

     U/FTP (individual pair shielding without


    the overall screen);

     F/FTP (overall screen with individual foil


    shielding).
    Termination standard: ISO 11801:2002 | ANSI/EIA-568-B

    ALTERNATE (T568A) PREFER (T568B)

    PAIR 2 PAIR 3

    PAIR 3 PAIR 1 PAIR 4 PAIR 2 PAIR 1 PAIR 4

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    JACK POSITIONS JACK POSITIONS

    CROSS CABLE STRAIGHT CABLE


    STRUCTURE CABLING SYSTEM

    Cable dressing
    Fiber Patch panel & SPLICE TRAY

    Click for Fiber


    splicing vedio
    SPLICE TRAY
    Fiber Accessories
     Fiber Patch chord/Pigtail:

     Standard connectors (SC) duplex/Simplex (APC/UPC)

     Lucent(glowing) connector (LC) duplex/simplex (APC/UPC)

     Straight Tip connect (ST) connector (APC/UPC)

    Fiber adaptors:
    LC , SC,ST adapters

    Adaptor Panels:
    LC,SC,ST panels
    Structure cabling for ELV System

     Telephone /Data
     SMATV
     IPTV
     CCTV
     Active switches.
    Single mode Multi mode fiber
    STRUCTURE CABLING SYSTEM

     Glass fiber dia 8.3 to 10microns  Glass fiber dia 50-100microns

     Limited data can be pass through  More data can be pass through
    huge distance short distance.

     Narrow wavelength upto 1310nm or  Travel wavelength 850 or


    1550nm carries higher bandwidth 1300nm.
    than Multimode.
     Network distance limited upto
     Network distance upto 10-80km and 914meters.
    even farther.
     Expensive  Cheaper than singlemode fibers.
    Fiber Testing :

    1.Optical power meter test (Click for vedio)

    2.OTDR – optical time domain reflectometer test


    QTEL/OOREDOO STANDARDS:

    1. Materials shall be manufactuerd under ISO 9000 quality


    control.
    2. 3 service providers and one spare- SINGLE MODE FIBER.
    3. All wall-mounted DBs (Distribution Boxes) must be installed
    at least 1.2m above the finished surface level.
    QTEL/OOREDOO STANDARDS:

    1. Cable span between Patch Panel and Socket shall not exceed
    90m in length.
    2. The minimum bending radius, expressed as a multiple of the
    overall cable diameter shall be 20 times overall diameter for
    Single Mode fiber cables And 4times for copper cable.
    3. As a minimum requirement, the power measurement
    shall be taken between the ODF, located in a Telecom
    Room (TR) and the FTB (Fibre Termination Box) at 1310,
    1550 and 1650nm after installation. A copy of the test
    results is to be provided and left with the installation
    documentation and certification.
    QTEL/OOREDOO STANDARDS:
    1. All CAT6 spans must be continuous - middle joints are not
    allowed.
    2. All elements of internal wiring must be labelled properly
    3. For all outlets supplying power for any telecommunications
    service, the use of UPS is the recommended back-up powering
    option.
    4. Fire Resistance – Plenum Cables - Internal cables shall meet the
    applicable fire codes. For cables used in building plenum
    locations, these plenum-rated wire products shall meet the
    requirements of UL-444 Flame
    QTEL/OOREDOO STANDARDS:
    FAQ
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