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Residential network cabling
Residential network cabling, Plan, sell, bid on, install, and upgrade home wiring for networked services
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  • Residential network cabling
  • Written by author Bicsi
  • Published by New York : McGraw-Hill, 2002., 2002/03/01
  • Plan, sell, bid on, install, and upgrade home wiring for networked services The industry explosion in whole-home wiring, also known as structured wiring, is a lucrative opportunity for cable installers, electricians, IT managers, and telecom equipment
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Preface xi
Part 1. Background 1
Chapter 1. Residential Environment 3
Introduction 3
Electronic Home of the Future 3
Why Upgrade Traditional Residential Cabling? 5
Standards-Based Structured Cabling 6
Types of Services 7
Integrated Service Provider 8
Projected Size of the Residential Market 9
Entering the Market 10
Potential Problems 11
Single-Family versus Multi-Dwelling 13
New Construction versus Retrofit Systems 14
Residential Cabling Installer 15
Manual Overview 15
Chapter 2. Residential Structured Cabling Systems 19
Overview 19
Grades of Residential Premises Telecommunications Cabling 19
Typical Residential Premises Cabling System 22
Residential Structured Cabling Systems (RSCSs) and Cabling Topologies 22
Components of a Residential Structured Cabling System (RSCS) 27
Recommended Minimum Cabling Configuration 44
Chapter 3. Codes, Standards, and Regulations 49
Introduction 49
Purpose of Codes, Standards, and Regulations 50
Codes Affecting Residential Cabling 50
Standards Affecting Residential Cabling 57
Other Areas of Regulation in the United States 61
Licensing 62
Recognized Regulatory and Reference Bodies 62
Chapter 4. Cabling Media 71
Overview of Residential Cabling Media 71
Grades of Residential Cabling 73
Category Classifications 74
Twisted-Pair Copper Cable 74
Twisted-Pair Patch Cords 75
Screened Twisted-Pair (ScTP) Cable 76
Coaxial Cable 77
Optical Fiber Cable 79
High Pair-Count Twisted-Pair Cable 84
Color Coding 84
Chapter 5. Connectors 89
Copper Insulation Displacement Connector (IDC) Termination 90
Twisted-Pair Connectors 93
Coaxial Connectors 100
Optical Fiber Connectors 101
Chapter 6. Consumer Component System Integration 103
Introduction 103
Infrastructure for Integration of Multiple System Components 103
Networking Electronics 104
Residential Gateways (RGs) 109
Chapter 7. Transmission Fundamentals and Cabling Topologies 111
Transmission Fundamentals 111
Terminology 112
Copper Cable Media 117
Optical Fiber Cabling Media 123
Chapter 8. Electrical Protection Systems 127
Overview 127
Safety in Grounding and Bonding 129
Standards and Local Code Requirements 129
Electrical Exposure 131
Protector Technology 133
Grounding of Telecommunications Equipment 136
Chapter 9. Safety 163
Overview 163
Occupational Safety and Health Act 163
Safety Awareness 164
First Aid 165
Emergency Rescue 166
Communication 167
Designating and Securing Work Areas 168
Tools and Equipment 169
Ladder Safety 171
Personnel Lifts 173
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) 174
Hazardous Environments 180
Safety Planning 189
Chapter 10. Alternative Infrastructure Technologies 193
Introduction 193
HomePNA Systems 194
Power-Line Carrier (PLC) Systems 195
Wireless Systems 197
Broadband Coaxial Cabling 200
Plastic Optical Fiber (POF) 204
Chapter 11. Other Residential System Applications and Implementations 205
Introduction 205
Direct Broadcast Satellite (DBS) 206
Home Theaters and Entertainment Systems 209
Home Automation Systems 218
Security and Monitoring 219
Intercom/Paging Systems 222
Lighting Control and Energy Management Systems 222
Part 2. Installation Practices 225
Chapter 12. Planning and Implementation 227
Introduction 227
Design for Flexibility 229
Plans and Specifications 229
Planning the Residential Premises Cabling System 235
Residential Telecommunications Cabling Step-by-Step 236
Construction Planning, Documentation, and Administration 244
Chapter 13. New Construction Rough-In 257
Overview 257
Select Device Locations 258
Mark Device Locations 259
Mount Rough-In Devices 261
Rough-In Distribution Devices (DD) 263
Install Future Access Pathway or Chase 265
Secure Cable Pulling Area 265
Pull Cable to the Network Interface Device (NID) and Outlets 267
Secure Cable 270
Protect Cable 271
Firestopping 271
Perform Clean Up 271
Chapter 14. Retrofit 273
Introduction 273
Determine Customer Requirements 273
Identify Pathways and Outlet Locations 276
Old Cable 279
Fish Cable into Place 279
Specialty Tools 281
Mount Retrofit Hardware 286
Other Wall Materials 290
Chapter 15. Trim-Out Finish 293
Overview 293
Pretermination Functions 294
Copper Insulation Displacement Connector (IDC) Termination 300
Copper Insulation Displacement Connector (IDC) Terminations--Steps 301
Coaxial Cable Terminations 322
Fiber Terminations 326
Testing the Cabling System 359
Attaching Cables to Consumer Component Devices 359
Run Cross-Connects--Multi-Dwelling Units (MDUs) and Single-Family 361
Powering Up and Performing an Operational Test 364
Completing Documentation 364
Performing Cleanup 367
Providing Orientation 368
Chapter 16. Testing and Troubleshooting 369
Testing Residential Structured Cabling Systems (RSCS) 369
Troubleshooting Residential Structured Cabling Systems (RSCS) 388
Part 3. Multi-Dwelling Unit 417
Chapter 17. Multi-Dwelling Unit Structured Cabling Systems 419
General Considerations for Multi-Dwelling Units (MDUs) 419
Components of a Multi-Dwelling Unit (MDU) Residential Structured Cabling System (RSCS) 426
Cable Support Systems 436
Multioccupant Cabling Layout 438
Chapter 18. Multi-Dwelling Unit Structured Cabling Installation 445
Overview 445
Cabling Standard Requirements for Multi-Dwelling Units (MDUs) 445
Setting Up the Multi-Dwelling Unit Telecommunications Room (MDU-TR) 451
Installing Backbone Pathways 456
Pathway Preparation 467
Installing Auxiliary Disconnect Outlet (ADO) Pathways 467
Pulling Cable 470
Glossary 505
Numbers 505
Definitions 505
Acronyms 525
Bibliography and Resources 533
Bibliography 533
Resources 538
Periodicals 538
Training resources 539
Web sites 539
Index 543


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