Panduit布线系统.ppt

* Provides for a multiport outlet with extended equipment cords. * This table defines the lengths of patch cords as the horizontal cabling lengths are decreased. The max equip cord length is 22 meters or 72 ft. as long as the horizontal cabling is 70 meters or less. * A consolidation point is similar to a MUTO in that it provides a termination point for up to 12 work areas.But the physical characteristics are completely different. A CP must be an interconnection, there are no patch cords or jumpers. A CP feeds outlets in the work area where a MUTO is the outlet for the work area. The most common devices for a CP are punchdown blocks and patch panels. When using a patch pnl, solid cable is hard wired on the back of the patch pnl and solid cable is plugged into the front to go out to the work area outlet to be hard wired to the jack. Stranded cable is not allowed. * Here is an example of a CP feeding work area outlets. * * * The Basic Link is the horizontal cable from the closet to the workstation outlet plus 2 meters at each end for test leads. The max distance for the Basic Link is 94 meters. * * * The channel includes the Permanent Link (C) plus the patch cords, cross connect, and equipment cords each end. * These are the six test parameters defined in 568 – B.2. New to B.2 are PSNEXT, ELFEXT and PSELFEXT. Wire map is a continuity test for each pair. Length assures that the Permanent Link is 90 meters or less, and/or the channel is 100 meters or less. These were defined and required under TSB 67 in 568 A. They are NOT listed in the 568 B document. However they are still tested in the testing procedure. None of the listed tests can be performed without continuity and Level 2 testers will not pass anything that exceeds the distance requirements. Attenuation is a measure of signal loss. NEXT is a measurement of signals coupled from one pair to another within the cable measured at the transmitted end * There are margins for Pass Fail. There have been discussions to