Tips Maintenance Network Cable
Here is a brief review of the use of common standards in order to function optimally wired networks and systems that you can walk up as expected. There are some fundamental things that need to be observed when performing the installation of UTP cable. This list is not arranged in any particular order and not arranged in order of importance.Before starting the installation of UTP cable, the standard used to identify the necessary cables. Choose one type, T-568A or T-568B. Both cable types have similar characteristics but different pin arrangement and use.
- If you intend to add a connection to the existing network, first identify what standards have been used and follow the standards.
- Always working closely with the following labor standards and safety.
- Do not mix cable types T and T-568A-568B in the project or the same network.
- Do not bend, squeeze or roll UTP cable by force.
- Follow the rules of the cable winding minimum radius specifications from the manufacturer.
- Cables and connectors are always treated well.
- Always use the proper tools and quality when making krimping UTP cable.
- Always keep the wire pairs remain twisted as close as possible well with the end blocks, jacks or connectors.
- Do not use cables, blocks, or a connector with a lower quality than the quality required for the system.
- Do not place the UTP cable near power cables, fluorescent lights or other sources of electrical interference.
- Always use the topology "star" or "end-run" by designing each endpoint is connected back to a central point, blocks, switches, routers, or other.
- Do not ever make a "daisy-chain" with UTP cable connecting more than one endpoint in a single cable.
- Do not pull the cable UTP by using violence. Loose with the proper connector / jack before removing the cable from the switch, block or slot connector.
- Do not pull so that the UTP cable to loosen or even forced out of the connector.
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