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SYSTIMAX
SYSTIMAX Solutions™
Issue
June 2014
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
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Table of Contents
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Trademark Acknowledgements
The following names are registered trademarks of CommScope
SYSTIMAX
GigaSPEED
LazrSPEED
PATCHMAX
OptiSPEED
iPatch
®
SYSTIMAX Solutions
VisiPatch
InstaPATCH
We Tote
SYSTIMAX Solutions
imVision
TeraSPEED
AirSPEED
Other Acknowledgements
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Audience
This course is designed for Structured Cabling Systems technicians who install and maintain
SYSTIMAX copper and fiber products. The primary audiences are SYSTIMAX BusinessPartners and
Connectivity Solutions technical support personnel. The course focus is firmly based around staff
involved in project or installation management on site such as foremen, team leaders, senior installers
or quality control and inspection staff.
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Key topics
PowerSUM, GigaSPEED® XL and GigaSPEED X10D including 91B cables and outlets
Cross-connect System VisiPatch 360
1100 platform PSCAT5E and XL panels including the 360 panel range
PATCHMAX® Distribution Hardware and PATCHMAX 360
Modular patch panels
InstaPATCH fiber
InstaPATCH Cu pre-terminated solutions
InstaPATCH QUATTRO pre terminated Data Center Solutions
Testing of installed copper links
Fiber distribution hardware OptiSPEED, LazrSPEED, TeraSPEED and InstaPATCH 360
Fiber (OSP) Outside Plant cables and splicing
Fiber Optic cable installation, connectorization and testing
SYSTIMAX required BWP’s & mandatory requirements for the installation of: -
- Containment
- Cable Management
- GigaSPEED Twisted Pair copper systems
- LazrSPEED fiber systems
- TeraSPEED fiber systems
iPatch Active Hardware, installation and connectivity
Cable Management Solutions
Current Quality, Inspection and testing issues and practices prior to site registration
The current Do’s and Don’ts of installation to the SYSTIMAX registered standard
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Successful completion:
Is based upon full attendance, successful participation in the workshops and feedback sessions
and Instructor signoff on ALL workshop disciplines.
Media
ND3361 is an instructor-led and includes hands-on workshops throughout the two* days that the
students participate in. Students will receive the ND3361 installation manual, with Reference media
containing installation videos and associated support material.
*In some regions this course may be delivered in a more flexible way.
Related courses
SP3321 SYSTIMAX Design and Engineering
SP3351 Masterclass
SP3361 SYSTIMAX I&M Re-Certification
SP7700 Cabling for Intelligent Buildings
SP7710 Security Design and Engineering (Specialist)
SP8800 Data Center Design and Engineering (Specialist)
SP8810 SYSTIMAX Data Center II Design and Engineering (Specialist)
SP8820 SYSTIMAX Data Center Solutions (Specialist)
SP4400 Enterprise Fiber Solutions (Specialist)
SP4410 Outside Plant Design and Engineering (Specialist)
SP4420 Fiber Optic Infrastructure Specialist
GL5555 SYSTIMAX Certified imVision Support Specialist
SP5602 SYSTIMAX Sales Solutions
SP6200 Wired for Wireless
Duration
ND3361 Installation and Maintenance 2 days * some regions may vary
Note
This training is 70% hands-on and LAB based. Consequently there will be a maximum of 8 to 12
participants depending upon the regional LAB resources.
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Table of Contents
DATA TRANSMISSION.......................................................................................................................... 13
Objectives ............................................................................................................................................... 13
DATA TRANSMISSION CONCEPTS ................................................................................................... 14
Unbalanced Transmission ................................................................................................................... 15
Balanced Transmission......................................................................................................................... 17
Attenuation ............................................................................................................................................ 19
Decibels .................................................................................................................................................. 20
Crosstalk. ................................................................................................................................................ 21
Impedance .............................................................................................................................................. 25
Delay ....................................................................................................................................................... 27
Summary ................................................................................................................................................ 37
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Data Transmission
Objectives
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Then there is the NEXT from not just one other pair, but also
three other pairs to cope with (Power sum of NEXT). Power
sum of FEXT may also be significant as each transmitter is now
a receiver.
T/R T/R
T/R T/ R
T/R T/R
T/R T/R
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Unbalanced Transmission
Interference
2 +1 2+1
TRANSM RCVR
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Transmitter +E -E
+2V +1V
-1V
-1V+N
Receiver
The two conductors of a pair deliver the receive signal (data plus noise):
- The differential (opposite on the two conductors) data signal is let into the receiver
- External noise pickup is ideally the same on the two conductors (zero difference)
and ignored by the receiver resulting in total noise suppression
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Balanced Transmission
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Attenuation
TX RX
RX TX
Equipment Equipment
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Attenuation
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The Decibel
Most parameters used for defining the performance of cables
and components are specified using the decibel (dB) as a unit of
measurement. The decibel is used to express a ratio between
two voltages or powers. Since the dB specifies a ratio, rather
than an absolute value of voltage or power, it is convenient to
use. The decibel reflects the use of a logarithmic scale, which
means a wide range of voltage and power levels may be
covered using a very small range of numbers to express ratios
in dB. Below, are equations showing the relationship of dB to
voltage and power ratios.
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Crosstalk
TX RX
NEXT
RX TX
Attenuated
Received signal
Equipment Equipment
NEXT ‘Crosstalk’
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Three Transmitters
Attenuation
TX/RX TX/RX
TX/RX TX/RX
TX/RX TX/RX
Power sum
of NEXT
‘Crosstalk’
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Equipment Equipment
TX/RX TX/RX
FEX
fr o T
m
TX/RX oth 3 TX/RX
e
pai r
rs
TX/RX TX/RX
TX/RX TX/RX
Patch Outlet
Power sum
of FEXT
‘Crosstalk’
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ELFEXT
Transmitter
FEXT
Transmitter Receiver
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Impedance
Return Loss
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Distorted
outer
Jacket
Pump
Station
Pump
TX Station RX
Pump
Station
TX RX
Distorted
outer
Jacket
Received
Signal ??
RL RL
TX/RX TX/RX
TX/RX TX/RX
TX/RX TX/RX
Patch Outlet
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Delay
Delay is the time needed for a pulse to travel through a channel.
Delay is unavoidable and will occur on any transmission
medium. For data protocols using parallel transmission
schemes however, it is very important that the delay is well
defined. In data protocols where the turn-around delay
(transmit-process-reply) must remain within certain limits, the
maximum distances can be specified and guaranteed.
Skew
Delay
TX/RX TX/RX
TX/RX TX/RX
TX/RX TX/RX
TX/RX TX/RX
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Tx
ANEX AELFEX
Rx Tx
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Eg. SYSTIMAX
CAT6A UTP
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Once cables were called STP, FTP or SCTP but the naming
convention has changed over the past few years as different
manufacturers have attempted different solutions to try run
10G efficiently over them. Let’s look at the differences. There is
U/FTP, F/UTP, S/FTP and SF/FTP
U/FTP
F/UTP
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SF/FTP
S/FTP
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dB • Quality Video
DATA
ti on
nua
Atte
Std. yste
m
Ca ble s
tal l ed
l Ins
We l
Frequency (MHz)
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Throughput impairments:
Delay/Skew
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Slow responses
Lost Connections
CAT5e CAT6 XL
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Summary
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8. T F Structural Return Loss is a measure for the reflected energy of a cable pair.
10. T F PSNEXT is the effect of the other pairs on to a single pair of the cable
12. T F A cable with a small central copper core will transmit further distance than a
cable with a large copper core due to attenuation.
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