tailieunhanh - ADC KRONE - Guide - UTP - Field Performance Testing of Cat 5e, 6 & 6A Permanent Link & Channel

Tham khảo tài liệu 'adc krone - guide - utp - field performance testing of cat 5e, 6 & 6a permanent link & channel', công nghệ thông tin, quản trị mạng phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | FIELD PERFORMANCE TESTING OF COPPER PERMANENT LINKS AND CHANNEL Class D, Class E, Class EA (10GBE) Changes from Version 14; Cable Specs modified for Fluke DTX 1200 & 1800 to Cat 6 UTP Pg 10 Cable Specs modified for Fluke DTX 1800 on TrueNet Cat 6 UTP Pg 11 PL & Ch specs updated to Draft for Cat 6 0-55m and 55-100m Pg 11 Cable Spec updated to ADC Cu10G – A6TR CMR for 0-100m Pg 11 Issued Version 15 Released This is a living document and is subject to change. This document is available as a free download from the ADC KRONE web site [On the right-hand side], Online Tools, Technical publications, ADC KRONE Specifications “Field Performance Testing of Copper Permanent Links” ADC KRONE AUSTRALIA Ver. 15 Field Performance Testing V15 060508 Page 1 of 11 Performance Testing of Permanent Links and Channels There are 3 distinct areas of cable testing; Certification, Qualification and Verification. Certification is the most rigorous of all cable testing and uses the “Pass/Fail” criteria in one of the AS/NZS 3080, ISO/IEC 11801 or TIA/EIA 568 standards. The remainder of this document deals with Certification Testing and it is a requirement for an ADC KRONE Warranty. Qualification testing allows technicians to troubleshoot and qualify network cabling for suitability to a particular technology eg 100BASE-T, GBE, VoIP. Verification testing determines basic continuity functions eg wiremap, short circuits. 1. Permanent Links And Channels The fundamental building blocks for a telecommunications system are the permanent links (PL) and channels (Ch). The field testers needed for PL testing must nullify the effects of the test leads resulting in plug connector ends that are less than 50 mm long. The plug connector ends are also required to meet performance criteria that are electrically “centred”. This means that, as tester manufacturers produce these “centred” plugs, new plugs will have to be bought for use with the hand-held testers to obtain .