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CAN/CSA-T528-93 (R1997)
Design Guidelines for Administration of Telecommunications Infrastructure in Commercial Buildings (Adopted ANSI/EIA T1A-606 with modifications)
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Publié par CSA Group
Année de publication 1993
Confirmé(e) en 1997
81 pages
Withdrawn
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2.1 Scope
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2.1.1 This standard specifies the administrative requirements of the telecommunications infrastructure within a new, an existing, or a renovated (primarily commercial) building or campus. Areas of the infrastructure to be administered are shown in figure 2.1-1 and include:
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(a) terminations for the telecommunications media located in work areas, telecommunications closets, equipment rooms, and entrance facilities.
(b) telecommunications media between terminations;
(c) pathways between terminations that contain the media;
(d) spaces where terminations are located;
(e) bonding/grounding, as it applies to telecommunications.
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Figure 2.1-1 complies with the infrastructure standards listed in clause 1.4 and illustrates the scope of this standard.
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2.1.2 This standard also specifies requirements for the collection, organization, and presentation of as-built data.
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2.1.3 In addition to providing requirements and guidelines for a traditional paper-based administration system, this standard also serves as a platform for the design of computer-based administration tools, which may be necessary as the information base gets larger.
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2.1.4 This standard does not cover the administration of either end-user equipment attached to the telecommunications outlet connector or application-specific devices in the telecommunications spaces, e.g., data/voice switching equipment and computers. However, this standard may be usable as a platform for specifying an administration scheme for end-user and application-specific equipment.
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2.1.5 This standard does not specify requirements for user safety.
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2.1.1 This standard specifies the administrative requirements of the telecommunications infrastructure within a new, an existing, or a renovated (primarily commercial) building or campus. Areas of the infrastructure to be administered are shown in figure 2.1-1 and include:
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(a) terminations for the telecommunications media located in work areas, telecommunications closets, equipment rooms, and entrance facilities.
(b) telecommunications media between terminations;
(c) pathways between terminations that contain the media;
(d) spaces where terminations are located;
(e) bonding/grounding, as it applies to telecommunications.
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Figure 2.1-1 complies with the infrastructure standards listed in clause 1.4 and illustrates the scope of this standard.
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2.1.2 This standard also specifies requirements for the collection, organization, and presentation of as-built data.
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2.1.3 In addition to providing requirements and guidelines for a traditional paper-based administration system, this standard also serves as a platform for the design of computer-based administration tools, which may be necessary as the information base gets larger.
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2.1.4 This standard does not cover the administration of either end-user equipment attached to the telecommunications outlet connector or application-specific devices in the telecommunications spaces, e.g., data/voice switching equipment and computers. However, this standard may be usable as a platform for specifying an administration scheme for end-user and application-specific equipment.
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2.1.5 This standard does not specify requirements for user safety.
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