BICSI Field Guide 2 Copper 2023 2ndEdition
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ICT Installation Practices Field Guide, Volume 2 – Copper Cabling, 2nd Edition
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BICSI | 2023 | 199 |
Newly updated to their second editions, BICSI’s three new ICT Installation Practices Field Guides continue to be the must-have companions for every ICT and low voltage cabling installer and technician. Whether it’s General Cabling, Copper, or Optical Fiber Installation, these newly updated guides are sized for your pocket or toolbox. Many additions and updates were incorporated into the three field guides with new accepted ICT technologies, current codes, standards, and industry best practices. Each volume is arranged to quickly place the information you need at your fingertips. This updated guide focuses on just that – balanced twisted-pair and coaxial communication cabling. Throughout its pages you will find everything likely to come up on the job site, from cable classification, cable construction, horizontal and backbone applications, performance specifications, length limitations, termination, troubleshooting, and much more.
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PDF Pages | PDF Title |
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1 | ICT Field Guide Vol II, 2nd Edition |
2 | Preface |
5 | WARNING |
6 | Acknowledgments |
8 | Acronyms |
12 | Table of Contents |
17 | Figures |
23 | Tables |
25 | Steps |
28 | Category Balanced Twisted-Pair Cable Cable Construction Pair Twist Cable Design |
30 | Cabling Performance Classification |
31 | Conductor Color Codes |
34 | Twisted-Pair Cable Jacket Listing Designations |
36 | Structured Copper Cable Architecture Backbone Copper Cabling Backbone Copper Cabling Length Limitations |
39 | Horizontal Copper Cabling |
40 | Mixing Higher Cabling with Lower Performing Cabling |
41 | Cable Bend Radius Terminating Cable Modular Twisted-Pair Connectors |
42 | Modular Twisted-Pair Jacks and Plugs |
45 | Insulation Displacement Contact (IDC) Termination Block Hardware 66-Style Block |
48 | 110-Style Block |
49 | BIX®-Style Block |
51 | LSA-Style Block |
53 | Patch Panels |
54 | Copper Cable Termination |
59 | Screened/Shielded Twisted-Pair Cable Terminations |
60 | Insulation Displacement Contact (IDC) Termination Blocks |
63 | Patch Panel |
64 | 25-Pair Category 3/5 Cable Ribbon Connector |
75 | Twisted-Pair Backbone Cable Splicing Splice Connectors |
79 | Splice Closures |
93 | ICT Cabling for Building Systems |
95 | Direct Connection |
96 | Applications/installations |
97 | Horizontal Connection Point (HCP) |
99 | Connectors Single-Pair Ethernet (SPE) Cable |
100 | Connector Types |
101 | Hybrid Cabling |
102 | Pathway Sharing |
103 | Power over Ethernet (PoE) Power Source |
105 | Limitations on Power over Ethernet (PoE) Cable Bundle Side Wireless LAN (WLAN/Wi-FI) Systems Access Point (AP) Installation |
108 | Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) Installation Considerations |
110 | Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Antenna Parameters Mounting Methods for Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Equipment and Antennas |
111 | Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Equipment Installations |
112 | Antenna Installation |
113 | Steps—Omnidirectional Antenna |
115 | Steps—Semidirectional (Panel) Antenna |
116 | Steps—Directional (Parabolic or Yagi) Antenna |
118 | Steps—Radiating Cabling |
119 | Copper Cable Testing and Troubleshooting Test Equipment |
123 | Designations of Certification Test Sets |
126 | Testing 100-Ohm Balanced Twisted-Pair Horizontal Cabling Wire Map/Continuity Testing |
127 | Certification Field Testing Setup |
129 | Certification Field Testing Results |
131 | Testing Multipair Backbone Cabling for Continuity and Length |
132 | Troubleshooting Copper Cabling Systems |
134 | Verifying the Problem |
135 | Isolating and Repairing the Source of the Problem |
140 | High Insertion Loss (Copper) |
141 | Attenuation-to-Crosstalk Ratio (ACR) Incorrect Capacitance |
142 | Excessive Near-End Crosstalk (NEXT) |
143 | Excessive Attenuation-to-Crosstalk Ratio Far-End (ACRF) Excessive Power Sum Near-EndCrosstalk (PSNEXT) Excessive Power Sum Attenuation-to-Crosstalk Ratio Far-End (PSACRF) Wire Map Inconsistencies |
144 | Excessive Propagation Delay Excessive Delay Skew Excessive Return Loss |
145 | Incorrect Cable Length |
146 | Excessive Alien Crosstalk (AXT) |
147 | Setting Nominal Velocity of Propagation (NVP) |
148 | Excessive Loop Resistance Incorrect Connections |
149 | Incorrect Impedance Noise |
150 | Locating Cables Testing the Repaired System |
155 | Balanced Twisted-Pair Media Fault Isolation |
158 | Power over Ethernet (PoE) Troubleshooting |
160 | ICT Circuit Protection |
161 | Lightning and Power Fault Exposure for Outside Plant (OSP) |
162 | Primary Protectors |
163 | Carbon Blocks (Legacy) |
164 | Gas Tubes (Typical) |
165 | Solid State (Typical) |
166 | Primary Protector Terminal Installation |
167 | Secondary Protectors |
168 | Heat Coil (Legacy) Sneak Current Fuse |
169 | Positive Temperature Coefficient Resistors Data and Fire Alarm Protectors |
170 | Workmanship Slack |
171 | Conduit Capacity |
172 | Derating Cable Count Because of Conduit Bends |
173 | Electrical Metallic Tubing (EMT) Conduit Fill Tables |
178 | Dressing and Bundling Cables |
179 | Pathways and Cable Management Coaxial Cable |
180 | Coaxial Cable Bend Radii |
181 | Coaxial Connectors F Coaxial Connectors N Coaxial Connectors |
182 | BNC Coaxial Connectors Coaxial Cable Terminations |
185 | Type N Connector with Clamp for Flexible Cables |
186 | Type N Connector for Semi-Rigid Cable |
187 | SMA Connector with Clamp for Flexible Cables |
188 | ANSI/BICSI 006-2020 92 SMA Connector with Solder for Flexible Cables |
189 | SMA Connector with Solder for Semi Rigid Cable |
190 | Continuity Testing 50/75-Ohm Coaxial Cabling |
192 | Length Determination for 50/75-Ohm Coaxial Cabling |
194 | Index A B |
195 | C |
196 | D F H I |
197 | J L M N O |
198 | P R S |
199 | T W |