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N E T W O R K S U P E R V I S I O © 2003 Fluke Networks 1 ISV Workshop 2003 - Rev 0.0 Twisted-Pair Copper Cabling Twisted-Pair Copper Cabling Industry Standards Review Testing Permanent link, Patch Cords and Channel Links + Reporting and Documentation
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N E T W O R K S U P E R V I S I O N

© 2003 Fluke Networks1 ISV Workshop 2003 - Rev 0.0

Twisted-Pair Copper CablingTwisted-Pair Copper Cabling

Industry Standards Review

Testing Permanent link, Patch Cords and Channel Links

+ Reporting and Documentation

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The StandardsThe Standards

Overview: TSB67 to TIA568-B

Test Configurations / Link Models

Permanent Link Replaces Basic Link

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Cabling Standards Around the World

ISO/IEC 11801:2002IT Generic Cabling for Customer

Premises

ANSI/TIA/EIA 568-BCommercial BuildingTelecommunications Wiring Standard

EN50173:2002Performance Requirements OfGeneric Cabling Systems

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Cabling Certification & Maintenance

Primary functions of Cabling Test Equipment Certify & Document for proof of performance to Industry

Standards. US, European or other Region specifications for

structured cabling standards IEEE physical media performance requirements for

specified data rate & Bit Error Rate. Maintenance/Service

Moves, Adds, Changes and troubleshooting

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Signal

Transmit

Receive

WorkstationWorkstation

Transmit

Receive

LANLANEquipmentEquipmentSignal

The Traditional Two Wire-Pair System

The basis for the Cat 5 testing philosophy

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NEXTSignal-to-noise ratio: Attenuation to Crosstalk Ratio (ACR)

SignalAttenuated Signal

Transmit

Receive

WorkstationWorkstation

Transmit

Receive

LANLANEquipmentEquipmentSignal

The category 5 “system” Signal strength: measured by “Attenuation” Noise: Near-End Cross Talk (NEXT)

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Legacy Field Test Parameters TSB-67

Transmission Performance Specifications Wire Map Length

Propagation Delay Delay Skew

Attenuation Near-End Crosstalk (NEXT)

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Horizontal CablingWorkstation Switch

Four wire pairs – Full duplex on each pair

Example: Gigabit Ethernet (1000BASE-T)

The “New” Transmission Model

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Multiple Pair Transmission

Workstation LAN Hub

Transmit(Output)

Transmit(Output)

ReceiveInput

Receive(Input)

Signal 2

Signal 1

Example: 1000BASE-T: (4 pairs are used.)

Attenuation (signal loss) and FEXT (internal noise) are the key measurement parameters

FEXT

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Attenuation

Affects of all 3 disturbing pairs = Power Sum

Signal

Power Sum ELFEXT

FEXTPSELFEXT

ELFEXT(signaldifferencein dB)

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Signal A to B

Signal B to A

Return Loss adds disturbance

Desired signal = attenuated signal from other end.Noise = reflected signal on same wire pair.

Full Duplex Transmission

System B

Receive

Transmit

System A

Transmit

Receive Directional Coupler

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Cat 5e and Cat 6 Test Parameters

Measured CalculatedWire mapPropagation delay Length, Delay SkewAttenuationNEXT (pair-to-pair) PSNEXT, ACR, PSACRFEXT (pair-to-pair) ELFEXT, PSELFEXTReturn Loss

Cat 5e is specified and tested from 1 to 100 MHzCat 6 is specified and tested from 1 to 250 MHz

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TIA/EIA TSB67 TIA/EIA TSB72 TIA/EIA TSB75 TIA/EIA TSB95 ANSI/TIA/EIA‑568‑A‑1 ANSI/TIA/EIA‑568‑A‑2 ANSI/TIA/EIA‑568‑A‑3 ANSI/TIA/EIA‑568‑A‑4 ANSI/TIA/EIA‑568‑A‑5 TIA/EIA/IS‑729

Main DocumentSystem Design specification

Copper – Components

Fiber – Components

568-B.1

568-B.2

568-B.3

ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B

Approved March 2001

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Changes in ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B

Specifies Cat 3 and Cat 5e balanced 100 cabling All references to “Cat 5” such as TSB67 and TSB95

are collected in Annex D (informative)

Incorporates all addenda to TIA-568-A TSB67, TSB72, TSB75, TSB95

The “Permanent Link” has replaced the “Basic Link” as the field test configuration

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Category 6 Standard

TIA/EIA-568-B.2-1 (Addendum 1) approved June 2002 The last challenge: Fine tune the performance

specification of the Cat 6 connecting hardware Component measurement methodology Plug characterization: amplitude and phase specification of NEXT

disturbance signals

Fluke Networks has actively contributed to standards R&D efforts

Goal: achieve interoperability (as well as backwards compatibility)

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Connecting Hardware NEXT Performance

Cat 6 8-pin Modular Plug

Cat 6 8-pin Modular Jack

Desired Mated NEXT performance for Cat 6

Cat 6 Mated Connection

Better

The standard leads to “Interoperability”

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“Backward” Compatibility

Cat 6 8-pin Modular Plug

Cat 6 8-pin Modular Jack

Desired Mated NEXT performance for Cat 6 Connecting Hardware

Cat 5e 8-pin Modular Plug

Desired Mated NEXT performance for Cat 5e Connecting Hardware

Cat 5e 8-pin Modular Jack

Better

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Field Test ProceduresField Test Procedures

“Test Model” options

Importance of Tester Adapter

Ensure link readiness for applications

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HUB or SWITCH

PATCHCORD

Cross-connectPanel

HORIZONTAL CABLE

TO

PATCHCORD

WORKSTATION

TELECOMMUNICATIONSROOM

WORK AREA

An installed “Cabling Link”

CP *

* Consolidation Point (Optional)

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PATCHCORD

Cross-connectPanel

HORIZONTAL CABLE

TO

PATCHCORD

WORKSTATION

TELECOMMUNICATIONSROOM

WORK AREA

Testing the “Channel”

CP *

* Consolidation Point (Optional)

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Cat 6 Channel Testing

Tester must exclude connection in the adapters from the measured values

All the DSP-4X00 series use a time domain measurement techniques that incorporates “Connector Compensation” and RC2 technology to accomplish these adjustments

RC2 = Remote Connector Compensation

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TESTER PATCHCABLE

HORIZONTAL CABLE

TO

TESTER PATCHCABLE

WORK AREA

Testing the “Permanent Link”

CP *

* Consolidation Point (Optional)

Test results do not include contributions by the tester patch cables

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We used to test the Basic Link

The Basic Link starts and ends at the tester itself It includes the adapter cords

Telecommunication Room Work Area

Includes Tester Adapter Cords

Basic Link

Patch Panel T O

90+4 meter (308 ft) max

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The Basic Link is Obsolete

The Permanent Link model replaces the Basic Link in all the standards

Telecommunication Room Work Area

Includes Tester Adapter Cords

Basic Link

Patch Panel T O

90+4 meter (308 ft) max

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A detailed look at the Permanent Link

The Permanent portion of the cabling linkit does not include the adapter cords

Does NOT include Tester Adapter Cords

Permanent Link

Consolidation Point

(optional)Telecommunication Room Work Area

Patch Panel T O

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Why the “permanent link”? The true “foundation” – cabling that is

permanent and part of building infrastructure

Network equipment, patch cables and equipment cables are changed many times during the life of the the cabling infrastructure

Provide guarantee that the ‘Channel’ (permanent link plus patch cables) meets the network application requirements

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Difference in Performance Specification Test limits for the Permanent Link are

defined such that adding “good” patch and equipment cords yield the channel performance

Patch cords’ effect on channel performance: The mating performance of connecting hardware

(primarily NEXT) The performance of patch and equipment cords:

Attenuation (max. 10 meters) Return Loss

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The plug at the end of the adapter is the test “reference”.

• with the patch panel jack

• with the telecom outlet

End of permanent link

Beginning of permanent

link

The PL test model renders worst case NEXT test !

NEXT Variability: in connections Variability of the mated NEXT of the patch cord plug

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The Fluke Networks Solution:The Permanent Link Adapter

A rugged, high-performance link interface adapter for the DSP-4X00 and OMNIScanner2

Very accurately measures the performance of an installed twisted-pair cabling system

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PLA Solution for NEXT Implement the solution to test the Permanent Link

You need only one set of interface adapters and a few sets of Personality Modules

The removable 8-pin plug can be replaced with different “Personality Modules”

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Cat 6 “center definition” for all wire pairs Universal solution

shielded plug to test UTP and ScTP systems

Limit the variability between PMs Increase repeatability (perceived accuracy) Provides optimum result with compliant jack

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A revolutionary plug design

Implemented without cable termination and variability

Favorite of installer: Snag-free clip

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at the beginning at the end

Patch cable has significant impact on Return loss!

This variability is avoided with the permanent link!

Return Loss Variability: Patch cable!

End of permanent link

Beginning of permanent

link

Variability from the patch cable

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The (UN)Predictable Effect of RL

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

0 50 100 150 200 250

Frequency in MHz

Re

turn

lo

ss

in

dB

0.6 dB PASS 0.4 dB FAILOR ?

A “False” Failure

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DSP/OMNI-LIA101S Permanent Link Adapters

568-B compliant testing forCat 3, 5e, 6 UTP systems

Patent pending ruggedizedprecision cable increases measurement accuracy

Removable plug module allows flexible change out to various plug types

Field Calibration module available for added accuracy

The first tester to offer a true standards compliant Cat 6 plug

ALSO AVAILABLE FOR THE OMNISCANNER2!!!

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No “false fails” due to cable degradation

Higher accuracy

Ruggedized patch cord (longer life)

Simplified Category 6 testing

Reduced number of proprietary adapters

Complies to ISO/IEC 11801, EN50173 and TIA-568-B.1 standard

Permanent Link - What’s in it for me?

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DSP- 4X00 Series Cable AnalyzerDSP- 4X00 Series Cable Analyzer

Product Overview

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The DSP-4x00 Series includes: Main Unit and Smart Remote NiMH battery packs AC adapter/chargers Cat 5/5e Basic Links (4000) Cat 5/5e/6 Permanent Links (4000PL/4300) Cat 5/5e/6 Channel Adapters Talk Sets Carrying straps RS-232 Serial Cable more...

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Permanent Link Adapter Kit (std w/ 4000PL/4300) Cat 5, 5e, 6 Channel Test

/ Network Monitor Adapter (std w/ 4300) Fiber Test Adapters

MM 850/1300 - LED Source SM 1310/1550 - FP Laser Gbit 850/1310 - VCSEL/FP

SFF Fiber test adapter kits Battery Charger Tone probe 32 MB Memory Card “Gold” Support

DSP-4x00 Series accessories

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UL Independent Verification Fluke Networks DSP-4X00

series is the only family of cable testers to achieve UL independent verification for compliance with the latest standards.

DSP-4X00 series units exceed Level III accuracy limits.

Bottom Line -- You can trust Fluke Networks.

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DSP-4000 Series Selection Guide

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Copper Testing & CertificationCopper Testing & Certification

Hands-On Time!

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Test Equipment - Ready for Use

Before going into the field Charge & verify battery levels Review performance testing

specs for install Gather appropriate test

adapters & accessories Setup unit with proper test

and report identification Run Self Test Inspect test adapters Bring extra Memory Cards

(if needed)

Ongoing Maintenance Load latest firmware upgrade(s) Self Calibrate (once per month) Self Test (as needed) Calibrate Permanent Link

Adapters to Main / Remote(optional for added accuracy -- once every six months)

Factory calibration (yearly) Visit www.flukenetworks.com

for latest revisions of DSP firmware and LinkWare™

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RemovableTest Adapters(slide lock on back)

Serial PortCharge L.E.DPower Jack

Soft KeyDesignation

Rotary SwitchSave reports

DisplayLight &Wake Up

TalkOn / Off

Exit CurrentMode

ShowFault

Soft keys

Headset Jack

Begin test

Select/Enter

Direction keys

Controls & Functions - Main unit

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Removable Test Adapters (slide lock on back)

Charge L.E.DPower Jack

Status Indicators

Rotary Switch

Headset Jack

Serial Port

Status Indications Test Pass Test in Progress Test Fail Talk set active Low Battery

Talk On/Off

Controls & Functions - Remote unit

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Let’s begin ... Turn the DSP to AUTOTEST

Verify the firmware is the latest version

Current Software Ver:

DSP-4000 is 3.912DSP-4100 is 4.912DSP-4300 is 1.912

Current Standards Ver:

5.12 for all units

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Rotate dial to Special Functions Highlight “Self Calibration” Press ENTER and then TEST

Self Calibration

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Now Setup the test Turn to “SETUP”

Select the correct “link” and cable type

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Enter the user and site names Within SETUP, arrow down to “Report Identification” You can enter up to 20 users and 20 sites. These must be selected

prior to the test You can create and save users and sites within LinkWare PC

software and upload to the DSP-4000 Series tester

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Other Setup Options Select / Edit Auto Increment Plot Data Storage

(4100 and 4300 only) Set display time-out Set power down time-out Enable / Disable Audible

beeper Select printer type Set serial port baud rate Set serial port flow control Set date Select Date format

Set time of day Select time of day format Select length in feet / meters Select number format Select print / display language Select power line noise filter

to 50 or 60 Hertz Select impulse noise fault

threshold Select marginal pass ( * ) top

level indication

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Other Setup OptionsMarginal Pass

With this feature enabled, the HDTDX diagnostics will run whenever there is a marginal pass

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Marginal Pass Conditions

Marginal Pass / Fail conditions occur when The measured test data is very

close to the pass/fail test limit line

Due to the tester accuracy, the test measurement can vary within the marginal pass / fail zone

Some cabling warranties will not accept marginal pass test reports

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DSP Setup with LinkWare Software

SETUP is easier to do with LinkWare PC Software

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Talk all you want!

Talk feature allows communication between the main and remote unit

Two lightweight talk sets included

Talk over both copper and fiber

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Cable Setup - Good Link

DSP-4X00 Remote

Permanent Link Test Adapters

50’ GreyCable Loop

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AUTOTEST Project Screen

The AUTOTEST project screen displays the test type, plot data selection, memory card status, and battery levels.

On the DSP-4300, the unit predicts how many AUTOTESTs can be made with the remaining charge.

N E T W O R K S U P E R V I S I O N

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WIRING CLOSETWIRING CLOSET

HORIZONTAL CABLE

WALL OUTLET

WORK AREAWORK AREAPATCHPANEL

DSP-4X00

Smart Remote

CAT 5e Cable Certification

Just Push Test!

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Individual Test Results Overall Result

All tests Pass PASS

One or more tests Pass* All other tests Pass

PASS*

One or more tests Fail* All other tests Pass(*)

FAIL*

One or more tests Fail FAIL

Autotest Results – Pass or Fail?

* Marginal result

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Autotest Results – NEXT Headroom An indication of the overall quality of the link Headroom is the worst margin of the weakest

performing pair

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View and Save Test Results View Results provides a summary of all tests

performed and required by the chosen standard Highlight any test parameter and press ENTER

for more information

Push the “View Result”button to reviewindividual tests

Remember to push “SAVE”

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Cable Identification Agree on a labeling scheme Keep it simple … fewer characters are better Ensure that the name used to save a cable test,

matches the printed label on both the patch panel and outlet

Look to the ANSI/TIA/EIA-606-A Standards for labeling guidelines (LinkWare software can help)

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Labeling Software

and Labels

Cable Management

Software (CMS)

Cable Testers and

Test Software

Alliances Yield Documentation Integration

DSP-4300 custom Cable ID lists

LinkWare PC Software: generate ID lists

Labeling Software: generate or import ID lists

Test results directly accessedfrom LinkWare databases

Save time; eliminate errors Manage efficiently Meet 606A

requirements

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Test Data CapacityHow many tests will the DSP-4X00 Series hold in memory?

Why is there more test results capacity for Cat 5 than for Cat 5e and Proposed Cat 6?

Cat 5e & proposed Cat 6 has more data points to test and report than Cat 5

Category 5:

Category 5e:

Category 6:

1942

504

504

2000

2000

2000

DSP-4000 DSP-4100 and DSP-4300 Summary Summary Graphical “ “ 16MB card 16MB card 32MB

600

300

300

1200

600

600

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Utilizes standard Sandisk MMC’s Standard card - 16 Mbytes Optional card - 32 Mbytes

Separate card reader included Keep the DSP in the field

Create Custom Reports Co. logo & graphical data plots

Eliminate the need to re-test in field Store and transfer every data

point with the DSP-4300 Re-certify to a new standard at a

later date with Cable Manager

The difference between

the DSP-4000 and 4100/4300

Test Results Management --Removable Memory Card

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DSP-4X00 Series

OMNIScanner2

The New Standard for Test Results Documentation

Test Results Management --LinkWare PC Software

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Example: You have the ID “FLR1 CAB1 BOX 1 23” in the DSP. Using the Import Wizard in LinkWare, the 606-A Tree will be

created within LinkWare and sort the test results accordingly

Test Results Management --LinkWare helps with TIA 606-A Standards

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Test Results Management --Printed Reports

• LinkWare Software supports several alternatives to provide test results information to your customer:– Graphical color report with measured

test points over full frequency range (1 - 350 Mhz)

– Text format with worst case and worst value data

– Summary report which provides a list of the cabling links tested and key information

– Reports can be printed on paper or sent to an electronic PDF file.

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Documentation Suggestions

ALWAYS save test results to a PC Make two copies of the data Print Results to paper or PDF files Do not delete results on the memory cards

until you have double-checked the results on the printed output.

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What if ...What if ...

The link doesn’t pass?

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Causes of Certification Failures Broken Wires (opens) Shorts Split Pairs Excessive Untwisting (13mm max. for Cat 5e) Damaged Cables (crushed) Component(s) are below the category tested Cable performance is below the category tested Test Lead does not match category being tested Incorrect Setting On Cable Tester

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If the test fails push Fault Info

Time Domain X-Talk AnalyzerAutomated Fault Info

Find the fault and then analyze the fault

Unique Digital Test Technology

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Cable Setup - Bad Links

Yellow cable

Red cable

Blue cable

Black cableDSP-4X00 Remote

Permanent Link Test Adapters

50’ GreyCable Loop

50’ GreyCable Loop

6’Cable

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• Test automatically interrupts to show a wire map problem.

Cable Testing with the Yellow Patch Cord

Replace “good” patch cord with bright yellow patch cord. Press “Test”.

• Remove the yellow patch cord and reconnect it to the opposite receptacle ends. Press “Test”.

• What do you see?

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Cable Testing with Red Patch Cord

Replace yellow patch cord with red patch cord. Press “Test”.

• Review Autotest results. Press “Fault Info” button.

• Review useful fault information with recommended solutions.

• Press “View HDTDX” blue button to see high definition plot.

• Press “Exit” button twice.

• Press “View Result” blue button.

• Select “Wire Map”, press Enter”. View the split pairs wire map.

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Cable Testing with Blue Patch Cord

Replace red patch cord with blue patch cord. Separate wires from each other and press “Test”.

• Press “View HDTDR” blue button to see high definition time domain reflectometry plot.

• Page through the various failures and stop at “Return Loss Failure”.

• Note how impedance variation causes return loss failure.

• Review Autotest results. Press “Fault Info” button.

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Cable Testing with Black Patch Cord

Replace blue patch cord with black patch cord. Press “Test”.

• Test finishes and displays Autotest results. Press “Fault Info” button for more info.

• Press “View HDTDX” blue button to see high definition time domain crosstalk plot.

• Fault Info provides the exact location of the problem and recommended solution.

• The unique digital technology pinpoints problems -- even in the middle of the cable!

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Patch Cord and Spool Test Patch Cord and Spool Test SolutionSolution

How do we know whether a patch cord meets the requirements?

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A Patch Cord

NEXT: Major contribution from the mated NEXT

performance of the plugs at the end of the patch cord with the jacks in the test adapters

Small contribution from the cable

Return Loss: Major contribution from the cable Small contribution from the connections

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Standards Define Patch Cord Test

TIA/EIA-568-B.2-1 Paragraph 7.2.1.3: NEXT Loss

NEXT Loss of near-end connection Worst-case addition of the NEXT Loss of the remote

connection compensated for the round trip attenuation of the cable

Plus NEXT of patch cord cable Plus an allowance for reflected FEXT (=0.5 dB)

NEXT Loss test limits of patch cords is length-dependent

Very similar to latest draft of IEC 61935-2

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AdapterModular Jacks

NEXT Measurement

NEXT measurement: Modular jack is the “reference”

must be selected to meet the Cat 6 component-level definition These jacks can also be used to certify Cat 5e patch cords

Tester Adapter

Remote Unit

Tester Adapter

Main Unit

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Return Loss Measurement

Tester Adapter

Main Unit

Main unit is (factory) calibrated using one-port calibration (Open, Short and 100 Ω load)

To diminish effect of far-end termination:5 dB attenuation circuit in remote adapter

Attenuation Circuit (5dB) for each wire pair

Tester Adapter

Remote Unit

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Product Offering

Product description: Patch Cord Test Model: DSP-PCI-6S Contains two adapters (main and remote)

Main unit adapter: DSP-PCI-M6 remote unit adapter: DSP-PCI-R6

A CD-ROM Manual for Patch Cord / Spool Test Test data base to be downloaded in the DSP-4X00 Test data base includes main link model tests as well as patch

cord and spool test specifications Data sheet

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Spool Test Verify the quality of

the cable before installing or processing

Supports solid core horizontal cable and stranded cable to construct patch cords

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Test Options The DSP-4300 Test Database must be

updated to “Standards Version 5.12F” Inspect cable on the spool

Test standard “TIA Cat x Cable 300mSpool” or “TIA Cat x PCable 300mSpool”

Test a 100 m cable against the industry standard for Cable (TIA/EIA-568-B.2 and Addendum 1) without connectorizing Test all link parameters Select test Standard: “TIA Catx Cable 100m” or

“TIA Catx Pcable 100m”

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Test Setup

Select appropriate standard in the ‘Setup’ mode

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Spool Test Results

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DSP- 4X00 Series Cable DSP- 4X00 Series Cable AnalyzersAnalyzers

Summary of Benefits

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Unsurpassed RuggednessUnsurpassed Ruggedness

Designed for the abuses found on construction sites

Tough over-molding makes it able to withstand drops onto concrete floors

Protected display

Assures more time testing, less time waiting for service

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Test in 3 Simple Steps

1. Turn to Autotest

2. Press [TEST]

3. Press [Save]

Easy to select test standards

If a link fails a test, simply press [FAULT INFO]

Spend less time training, more time testing!

Easy-to-UseEasy-to-Use

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Unique Permanent Link SolutionUnique Permanent Link Solution More Passes!

(Fewer RL false failures)

Patent pending designusing precision cable

Removable connector head assembly for flexible change out of vendor specific plugs

Higher accuracy

Ruggedized patch cord provides longer life

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Superior Diagnostics with Digital TestingSuperior Diagnostics with Digital Testing

FaultInfo

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Test Results ManagementTest Results Management

The new Fluke DSP- 4300 allows more flexibility than ever before to manage test results:

Enhanced Internal Memory

Removable Memory Cards

LinkWare Software

Graphical Test Reports

Cable Test Re-certification

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Digital Test Technology gets the job done right the first time.

Instantaneous and complete diagnostics save hours of blind troubleshooting.

Graphical test data storage and transport system keeps tester in the field generating revenue.

LinkWare® “freeware” allows simple electronic management of test data.

Laboratory grade Permanent Link Adapters eliminate unnecessary test failures.

DSP Cable Analyzer - What’s in it for me?

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On-Line Reference Material Statement of Work – proposed text for Field

test requirements:

www.fluke-net.com/consultants

Technical reference web site:

www.cabletesting.com

Fluke Networks’ government web site:

www.flukenetworks.ca/government


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