Agent MAC Specs 2cable 1-28-2009_77-1

State Farm Agent Office Installation Package

2-Cables/Workstation

Revised 1-28-2009

Table of Contents Cabling Overview Page 2

State Farm Materials Page 4

Vendor Provided Materials Page 4

Test Equipment Page 6

Cable Installation Page 6

Cable Testing Page 7

Data Demarcation Extensions Page 8

Phone System Demarcation Extension Page 9

Closing Office/Abandoned Cable Procedures Page 17

Teleworker Demarc Extension Cabling Packet Page 20

DRAWINGS: Figure 1: Patchmax Labeling, 12 Workstations or Less. Page 10 Figure 2: PATCHMAX Cable Termination Page 11 Figure 3: MPS Module Termination Page 12 Figure 4: Enclosure and Patch Cord Appearance Page 13 Figure 5: 66 Block to Modular T-1 Page 14 Figure 6: New Agent Cable Routing Page 15 Figure 7: Demarc Cable Routing Page 16

IT IS IMPORTANT TO READ THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THIS DOCUMENT BEFORE BEGINNING ANY INSTALLATION!

SF MAC Install Specs 2c/ws. Revised 01-28-2009 Page 2

Cabling Overview This will be a SYSTIMAX PDS Category 5e installation designed to support data transport speeds up to 1 Gbps (Billion bits per second). INSTALLATION PERSONNEL MUST BE FAMILIAR WITH SYSTIMAX PDS INSTALLATION PRACTICES. The major tasks to be completed during the installation are:

1. Verify exact Chatsworth Cabinet mounting location with the Agent. 2. Verify the exact location of the Agent’s future phone system (NEW AGENT and

ESP offices only). 3. Installation of ¾” plywood used to support the wall mounted rack and enclosure

(no higher than 54 inches AFF). 4. Installation and grounding of CHATSWORTH wall rack and enclosure. 5. Installation of PATCHMAX Patch panels. 6. Installation, termination and testing of two, Category 5e 4-pair cables to each

workstation location. 7. Installation of one, category 5e cable to each phone, answering machine and

or fax, terminating the desk end of each cable on a MPS module and placing in a separate one-position or shared 3-position faceplate as required for the cabling situation. (NEW AGENT and ESP offices only)

8. Extension of the Data Demarcation (All Agents) 9. Extension of Agent’s Phone System demarcation (NEW AGENT and ESP

offices only). 10. Site Cleanup.

Technicians shall take necessary precautions and insure that all applicable laws, ordinances, rules, regulations, codes and orders of any public authority having jurisdiction for the safety of persons or property or to protect them from damage, injury or loss are complied with. Installation of the entire wiring system will be performed by competent and trained personnel. All technicians shall be experienced in and capable of doing the kind of work assigned to them. Installers shall be licensed and approved by state and local authorities if required by federal, state or local statutes, codes and ordinances. Technicians shall at all times keep the premises free from accumulation of waste materials or rubbish caused by them or their work and at the completion of the work, they shall remove all rubbish from and about the premises and all tools and surplus materials and shall leave the work area clean, unless more exactly specified. All work shall be done in a neat workmanlike manner in accordance with the National Electric Safety Code, National Electric Code, and NFPA Life Safety Code. The installation shall also comply with the following ANSI/TIA/EIA Commercial Building wiring standards: ANSI/TIA/EIA Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling, ANSI/EIA/TIA-569 Commercial Building Standard for Telecommunications Pathways and Spaces, ANSI/EIA/TIA-606 The Administration Standard for the Telecommunications Infrastructure of Commercial Buildings, ANSI/TIA/EIA-607 Commercial Building Grounding and Bonding Requirements for Telecommunications.


Support Contacts – Installation All survey and installation visits must be coordinated through TMAC Install Coordination. Technicians are required to check in and out of each site visit with the appropriate Install Coordinator, contact 1-888-433-6208. Support Contacts – Materials Vendor will provide the SYSTIMAX and Panduit materials along with the 24”x28” plywood for this project. State Farm Corporate is providing the Chatsworth Enclosure and 24 port Patchmax Patch Panel only. Components The components used to establish the Agent Office cable system consist of SYSTIMAX Technologies SYSTIMAX SCS (Structured Connectivity System) components, CHATSWORTH Products wall mounted rack with enclosure, ¾” plywood, miscellaneous materials, installation tools and test equipment. SYSTIMAX SCS/Cable Installation Each agent site will have a new three cable drop to all workstations, plus one three cable drop for the network printer if needed. As a general rule, if the printer is within 6 feet of a workstation drop location, the install team should not install an additional drop for the network printer and instead use port two (2) of the workstation drop. Only NEW AGENT and ESP offices installing under the MAC project shall be cabled for the phone drops. This drop will be terminated at the desk/phone location in port three of a three port faceplate or M104 and left un-terminated at the phone system location with 6’ of slack. Agent is responsible for the plywood at the phone system location (2’x3’). Extension of the business lines to the phone system locations will be covered in a later section of this document (page 8 & 9). Wall phones shall be left un-terminated at both ends for wall plate installation by phone system vendor. The following steps should be completed for the Agents Office cable installation. Lines are provided if you wish to check off the steps. All cables shall be run in the false ceiling and in the walls where possible, being supported every 4’-5’ of the horizontal path with J-hooks or approved category 5 supports. Panduit products should be used where needed. No cable shall be stapled to walls or baseboards. Proper category 5 procedures shall be carried out on all cable runs.


Prior to arrival on site: 1._____ Completely read and understand the installation document. 2._____ Verify site specific scope.

A: Verify if Plenum or Non Plenum cable is required per local code. B: Verify that the Cabinet and Patchmax are onsite.

3._____ Verify Corporate Materials are available to complete the installation.

A. 24 port PatchMax panels, one per 12 workstations. B. Chatsworth Wall Mount Rack with Enclosure (one per site) or floor model as

needed.

4._____ Verify Vendor Provided Materials • Cable, Faceplate and Patch Panel Labels • ¾” Plywood cut to 24”wide x 28”high • Screws, lag bolts, hollow wall anchors, etc for mounting rack to wall. • Velcro Cable Fasteners • “J Hooks” that may be required to attach and support installation of the cable

Erico Caddy Products UPC # Part Number and quantity Wall Mount J-Hook 30015 CAT 21 80/box Ceiling wire J-hook 30243 CAT 214Z34 60/box Ceiling attached J-hook 32407 CAT21AB 40/box

• #6 Ground Wire and Lug (Equipment racks must be grounded per NEC). Anixter # for the lug: 136452 and/or 077217 for conduit attachment. J-hook and ground lug parts above can be replaced with technical equivalent!

• Fire stopping materials (as required) Anixter # 106296 Nelson AA491 • PVC 1061 (106836950) • Plenum 2061(106939325) Category 5e Cable • Outside plant Cat5 (108257643). This is jelly filled cable. • UV rated Outside cable (General Cable P/N: 21371139) Cat 5 CMX outdoorCMR • 1-position faceplate (M10-246 10825841 – fax, answering machine locations) • 2-position faceplate (M12L-246 108168477 - one per workstation for data) • 3-position faceplates (M13L-246 108168519 - one per workstation/voice

locations as needed for New and ESP agents) • M104SMB-A-246 Surface Mount Box (107952442 - as needed, two for demarc) • MPS 100E-246 modules (108232737) Two per Workstation/cable drop. • 3 ft patchcords (D8PS-3 Comcode # CPC6642-03F003, one per data

workstation at enclosure) • 9 ft patchcords (D8PS-9 Comcode #CPC6642-03F009, one per data workstation

at desk) • Panduit surface mount raceway (LD10EI6-A) and single gang boxes

(JBX3510EI-A) as required. Miscellaneous fittings may also be needed.


5._____ Verify all Tools are available to complete the installation. • Stud Finder • Level • Fish Tape • Tone Generator/Probe • Hammer Drill • Ladders • Shop Vacuum • Punch down tools (66, 110, BIX, Jack Rapid – 10059-603) • Safety Glasses • Standard hand tools • Electric 90 degree drill • Drywall saw • Drop Cloth 6._____ Verify Test Equipment is available. • Fluke DSP2000 or • Fluke DSP4000 • Loopback plugs for T1 circuits (pin 1 to pin 4, and pin 2 to pin 5). • Telephone test set (“Butt set”) Workstation Cabling and Terminating Hardware Installation Steps: 7._____ Install the ¾” plywood (24” wide by 28” high) backboard at the location identified, at a height no more than 54” from the floor to the bottom of the backboard. 8. _____ Mount the Chatsworth wall rack and enclosure. The rack shall be

grounded per NEC with at least a #6AWG wire. Door can open on right or left as needed by removing the enclosure from the rack, rotating 180 degrees and set into place on the rack locking pins.

9.____ If a floor cabinet is used, the demarc extension should be terminated on

the wall directly behind the cabinet. Make sure there is at least 4-feet of slack in the demarcation patch cables, ground wire and station drops between the wall and the enclosure to allow for movement of the cabinet.

10._____ Mount the PatchMax Panel into the rack. Top holes of panel mounted to

3rd usable hole from top of rack. Figure 4. Directions are included to assist with installation of this panel.

12._____ Install two category 5e cables from the enclosure to each workstation.


13._____ Install one category 5e cable from every phone, answering machine and fax location to the phone system location (NEW AGENT and ESP offices only).

14.____ Support horizontal cabling every 4-5 feet with J-hooks or comparable equivalent. Tie wraps shall not be substituted for J-Hooks. 15._____ At the enclosure, route the cables into the enclosure as required for the office space and terminate them on the Patchmax (step 12 installed cables only) 16._____At the workstation end, route the cables into the SYSTIMAX M104 surface mounted housing or wall boxes if using the M12 face plates. Mount the phone module into position #3 of 3 - position faceplate at each workstation/phone location, if single answering machine or fax location route the cable into a separate SYSTIMAX M104 surface mounted housing or wall box if using the single position faceplate. 17.____ Terminate workstation end of the cable onto a SYSTIMAX MPS wiring module. Pairs are routed into the center channel of the module. Pairs are terminated per the color code shown on each side of the module (T568B). FIGURE 3. 18.____For each cable drop, install the modules into positions 1 and 2 of the M104 housing or M12 triplex face plates. Positions 1 and 2 will be used for Data/LAN workstation connections. 19.____For phone, answering machine and fax locations, install the module into a single position of the M104 housing or M10 single position face plate. Leave phone system end un-terminated with 6 feet of slack for phone system technician use. Wall phones shall be left un-terminated at both ends for wall plate installation by phone Technician. 20.____ Label the M104 housing or M12 face plate with the appropriate station number. Labels supplied by Technician. Shown below. 21.____ Label the phone, answering machine and fax locations in sequential order, if applicable. Shown Top of Page 7 Note: “Station 1” New and ESP agents only = 2-data cables (position 1 & 2) and phone cable in position #3. “Phone 1” Single fax, answering machine locations within New and ESP agent offices (3- position faceplate shown is for illustrative purposes only, one position faceplates shall be supplied for use in the agent office). “Station 2” All moving/existing agent 2-cable data locations.


22.____ At the enclosure, label the Patchmax as required. Figure 1 23.____ Plug a 9’ D8PS patch cable into module position #1 at all data locations to be activated. Later this cable will be connected to the computer/terminal. 24.____ Plug 3’ D8PS patch cables into PATCHMAX module position #1 for all locations to be activated. Later this cable will be connected to the appropriate Computer/LAN port. 25.____ Complete Channel Tests (patch cable to patch cable) on the cabling system per the specifications. 26.____ Using Velcro supplied by Technician, neatly dress all patch cables and Category 5e station cables inside the cabinet. Figure 4 Once the initial cable installation has been completed, the two (2) cable drops must be tested to verify the capability to transmit data. The installation must be free of any defects. By using SYSTIMAX Technologies Category Five SYSTIMAX PDS components and proper installation procedures, this infrastructure is designed to support data transmission speeds up to 622 Mbps (Million bits per second). Either a Fluke DSP-2000, or technical equivalent cable tester will be used to test the system. Using the data patch cords installed in steps 23 and 24 above, the installer shall perform a CHANNEL test for the LAN cables installed. Each Cable at each workstation must be channel tested (patch cord to patch cord) from the PATCHMAX connection to the workstation (one patch cord for each connection at a cabled location). As testing is completed at each workstation, leave the patch cable in port #1 at faceplate and enclosure for each workstation.


If any cable fails the Autotest, examine the test results for possible causes of failure and correct as necessary. Demarc Extension (Data and Telephone System) The data demarc extension moves the telephone company connections for dial backup line (DBU) and T-1 circuit from the legal demarc into the enclosure where the equipment will be housed. The locations of the data circuit and the DBU circuit may be in different locations within or outside of the building. Often times the Data Circuit (Smart Jack) will be extended into the building and the DBU will be left at the phone company legal demarcation point. Multiple pair house cables (25pr, 50pr, etc) shall not be used within the demarc extension unless authorized by your State Farm Install Coordination contact. The data demarc extension will consist of three (3) category 5e 4-pair cables that will route from the Agent’s legal Point of Demarcation to where the Agent’s new enclosure is located. The three category 5e cables of the Demarc extension are going to be for a Dedicated T-1 Data Circuit, a dial backup circuit and the third will be for future growth. The third cable shall be terminated at the Data Circuit location for future use. Choose appropriate cabling for the demarc extension. Cable Type Use UV rated If cable is exposed on the outside of the building. (>3’, South side, etc.) Filled cable If the cable needs protection from water in un-exposed conduit installation. Plenum cable If the cable pathway is labeled Plenum airspace by definition or local code. PVC cable When ever possible where above issues do not impede its use.

At the Agents Equipment end, the Installer shall terminate the three cables with MPS modules mounted in a surface mounted M104 housing, or a triplex faceplate inside the enclosure. Cable #1 (data circuit) will be the dedicated data circuit, Cable #2 (DBU) will be the analog circuit and #3 (Spare) will be for future use. Plug a 3’ patch cable into Cable #1. At the circuit demarc location, install cables # 1 and #3 to the smart jack location and terminate them with MPS modules mounted in either the surface mounted M104 housing or a triplex faceplate. Install a D8CM-10 patch cord from cable #1 data circuit and test the channel between the enclosure and smart jack. Install patchcord into Smart Jack (if Smart Jack installed, if not leave patch cord). Cable #2 (DBU), shall be routed to the legal demarc (this may be in a totally different location than where the circuit cables are terminated), and cross-connected to the Dial Backup


circuit (if DBU installed, if not leave 6 foot of slack). Terminate pair #1 (White/Blue) of Cable #2 onto the DBU circuit and verify connectivity by checking for dial tone at the enclosure. The telephone system demarc extension (NEW AGENT and ESP offices only) will consist of two (2) Category 5e 4-pair cables routed from the future phone system location to the legal demarc location where the dial backup line, described above, was pulled. These cables do not need to be terminated at either end. Leave six (6’) of cable at both ends and label both ends of the cables with “Phone Demarc #1 and Phone Demarc #2. If the circuit and/or dial backup lines are not yet installed or cannot be located, the technician must note this and immediately notify Install Coordination 1-888-443-6208. All demarc extension cabling must be installed and tested per State Farm provided Specifications. Equipment and Patch Cord Appearance If an existing enclosure is worked in or added to, all cabling and patch cords shall be neat in appearance, using Velcro to bundle them when work is complete. See Figure 4 Before leaving, the Technician shall make a final check of the premises to ensure all project specifications have been met.


FIGURE 1: Typical PatchMax Panel Labeling.

Note: Each 24 port Patchmax panel shall support up to twelve (12) workstations.


FIGURE 2: PATCHMAX Cable Termination


FIGURE 3: MPS Module Termination


Figure 4: Equipment and Patch Cord Appearance

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Figure 5: 66 Block to Modular T-1 Interface If the LEC hands off the T-1 on a punchdown block, the below diagrams should be used for the termination to modular connection. Make the following assumptions from this picture.

1. Red/Blue pair is Tx of T-1 coming from LEC/Smartjack 2. Red/Orange pair is Rx of T-1 coming from LEC/Smartjack 3. Cat 5e cable should be as long as needed to reach existing demarc extension modular

connection so patchcord can connect from this module to existing extension. 4. Notice flip on Cat5e side of 66block in the white/orange pair.

Jumper wire color is for illustration only! Pairs from LEC should be labeled Tx and Rx. Bridging clips would need to be between the two jumpers. Pairs may be separated on the 66 block if block is nearly full.

This is how the termination should look to specifications. If the tech does not see the Carrier Detect Light (CD)? The LEC may have a flip in one or both of the pairs before the Smartjack? SF technician will need to flip the individual circuit pairs to get the Carrier Detect (CD) light on. Be careful to flip one pair at a time and check for CD light at smartjack or router, returning pairs to original scheme and flipping other pair. Finally flip both pairs if needed.

Terminate all four pairs on module for future changes.


Figure 6: New Agent Cable Routing


Figure 7: Agent Demarc Routing

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State Farm Agent Office Abandoned Cable Terminations and Labeling

1-18-2008

To comply with NEC Article 800 regulations regarding abandoned cabling, State Farm is making a change to the procedures during the moving or closing agent office MAC process. The change in process will require the cables terminated onto the PatchMax panel to remain terminated and labeled for “future Use”. This will require installing a 19” Hinged Wall bracket to mount the existing panels onto. The ground wire and attachment device will need to be moved from the existing rack to the new panel and bracket. Steps: 1. Remove Enclosure/Cover from the rack by lifting up on the enclosure to remove from the keyed holes at each corner. Be careful, lifting too high will prevent removal as the key is in the middle to allow the enclosure to be used upside down. 2. Remove Patchpanels and the ground conductor from the rack and leave terminated for re-use. Do not remove cables from the panel as done in past. 3. Loosen the 4 Lag-bolts holding the Rack to the wall and remove the rack from the wall. 4. Install Hinged Wall bracket (Middle Atlantic HPM-2) to wall using two of the four Lag-bolts from the rack, tighten bolts. Remove the two bolts not being used for the new wall bracket. 5. Install Panels and Ground Wire to Wall Bracket. Screws for the Hinged Wall Bracket come in the box. The screws have a plastic washer attached so be sure the ground conductor bracket is touching metal by scraping the paint from the panel around the screw hole. If mounting two 24 port or one 48 port panels offset them as needed to fit on the 2U panel. Only two screws need to be used for each panel in this instance. 6. Label the panel(s) with the State Farm supplied “future use” labels. Label each panel if more than one is present. Be sure to fill in today’s date as the “Abandoned Date” on the label (Sharpie or like will suffice). If 36 port panels are being left behind at this office place sticker directly over the ports of the panel. 7. Take enclosure off the wall and prepare cabinet for shipping to new office or returning to State Farm with rack as required.


Tracking Requirement: State Farm is requesting the VENDOR to provide the following information when terminating all 48 port patch panels. VENDOR must physically remove and dispose of the entire bar code from the 48 port patch panel. State Farm will provide an Excel Spreadsheet electronically for easy transfer of below tracking information. VENDOR must electronically submit the Excel spreadsheet each week on Monday containing the previous week's activity. - HP Number - Agent Code - Agent Name - Agent Address - Bar Code number from the 48 port patch panel


Future Use


State Farm Tele-Worker Demarc Extension

Installation Package

Revised 01-28-2009

Table of Contents Cabling Overview Page 20

Cable Installation Page 21

Vendor Supplied Materials Page 21

Vendor Supplied Tools Page 22

Demarc Extensions Page 23

DRAWINGS: Figure 1: M104 Surface mounted Box. Page 24 Figure 2: MPS5 Module Termination Page 25 Figure 3: Office drawing Page 26 Figure 4: Smart Jack Page 27 Figure 5: Network Interface Jack “N.I.J” Page 28 Figure 6: 66-Block/T-1 connections Page 29

IT IS IMPORTANT TO READ THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THIS DOCUMENT BEFORE BEGINNING ANY INSTALLATION!


Cabling Overview This will be a Systimax SCS Category 5e installation designed to support data transport speeds up to 622 Mbps (Million bits per second). INSTALLATION PERSONNEL MUST BE FAMILIAR WITH SYSTIMAX PDS INSTALLATION PRACTICES. The task to be completed during the installation is:

11. Install Systimax Category 5e cabling to extend Legal Demarc to State Farm Tele-Worker home office.

12. Circuits to extend will be a combination of B-1, DSL and or 384kb T-1 circuits.

Technicians shall take necessary precautions and insure that all applicable laws, ordinances, rules, regulations, codes and orders of any public authority having jurisdiction for the safety of persons or property or to protect them from damage, injury or loss are complied with. Installation of the entire wiring system will be performed by competent and trained personnel. All technicians shall be experienced in and capable of doing the kind of work assigned to them. Installers shall be licensed and approved by state and local authorities if required by federal, state or local statutes, codes and ordinances. Technicians shall at all times keep the premises free from accumulation of waste materials or rubbish caused by them or their work and at the completion of the work, they shall remove all rubbish from and about the premises and all tools and surplus materials and shall leave the work area clean, unless more exactly specified. All work shall be done in a neat workmanlike manner in accordance with the National Electric Safety Code, National Electric Code, and NFPA Life Safety Code. The installation shall also comply with the following ANSI/TIA/EIA Commercial Building wiring standards: ANSI/TIA/EIA 568B.1 Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling, ANSI/EIA/TIA-569 Commercial Building Standard for Telecommunications Pathways and Spaces, ANSI/EIA/TIA-606 The Administration Standard for the Telecommunications Infrastructure of Commercial Buildings, ANSI/TIA/EIA-607 Commercial Building Grounding and Bonding Requirements for Telecommunications. Components The components used to extend Telecommunications Network facilities within the State Farm Teleworker environment will consist of SYSTIMAX Technologies SYSTIMAX SCS (Structured Connectivity System) components, miscellaneous materials, installation tools and test equipment.


SYSTIMAX SCS/Cable Installation Cabling will be installed in each Tele-worker location between the legal demarc and the location within the residence identified as the “State Farm Tele-worker Office”.

• Cabling for the demarc extension will consist of two (2) – Category 5e Cables. Part numbers listed in Vendor Supplied materials Page 4

• Cables terminations will consist of direct connections to legal demarc for B-1 and DSL connections as well as modular Systimax MPS connections for T-1 and office area connections.

• All cables shall be installed in a manner adhering to all codes and standards as listed on page 2.

• Proper category 5e procedures shall be carried out on all cable runs. • Cables shall not be stapled at any point along their path. • UV rated cable should be used for all installations where cable is routed on

exterior of residence or building. • Plenum cable shall be used where technically needed or code states it is

needed. Vendor Supplied Materials

• Screws, hollow wall anchors, Velcro etc. • “J Hooks” or some means to effectively and properly attach and support

routing of the cable • Fire stopping materials (as required) Anixter # 106296 Nelson AA491 • PVC 1061 (106836950) • Plenum 2061(106939325) Category 5e Cable • Outside plant Cat5 (108257643) This cable is jelly filled. • UV rated Outside cable (General Cable P/N: 21371139) Cat 5 CMX outdoor

CMR • M104SMB-A-246 Surface Mount Box (107952442 - as needed, two for

demarc) • MPS 100E-246 modules (108232737) • 3 ft patchcords (D8PS-3 Comcode # CPC6642-03F003) as needed for T-1

and/or office connections. • 9 ft patchcords (D8PS-9 Comcode # CPC6642-03F009) as needed for T-1

and/or office connections.

Vendor Provided Test Equipment

• Fluke DSP2000 or technical equivalent (Level 3) • Loopback plugs for T1 circuits


• Telephone test set (“Butt set”) Vendor Provided Tools List is not all inclusive, additional tools may and will be needed.

• Stud Finder • Level • Fish Tape • Tone Generator/Probe • Hammer Drill • Cordless Drill • Ladders • Shop Vacuum • Punch down tools (66, 110, BIX) • Safety Glasses • Standard hand tools • Electric 90 degree drill • Drywall saw • Drop Cloth

Demarc Extension The demarc extension moves the telephone company connections for T-1 circuits, DSL connections or dial backup line (DBU) from the legal demarc into the office area of the State Farm Tele-worker location. The locations of the T-1 circuit and the DSL and DBU circuit may be in different locations within or outside of the building. Often times the T-1 (Smart Jack) will be extended into the building and the DBU will be left at the phone company legal demarcation point. The State Farm Tele-Worker Demarc Extension will consist of two scenarios.

1. 384kb Fractured or Full T-1 Circuit and Dial Back Up (DBU) capabilities. • Two-Cat5e cables routed between the office desk location and the two possibly

separate demarc locations. (Labeled at both ends T-1 cable #1 and DBU cable #2)

• The DBU cable shall be ran directly to the “legal demarc” location (usually on the outside of the house or common area of an apartment building or Condominium, often referred to as “N.I.J – Network Interface Jack).

• The T-1 cable shall route to the “Smart Jack” location, which may be at the same location as the DBU demarc or cabled to a protective area within the house or weatherproof box.

• Both cables terminated with MPS modules, housed in an M104 surface mount box at the desk location. Box to be labeled with correct circuit ID and DBU# if applicable.


• T-1 cable shall be terminated with single MPS module, housed in an M104 surface mount box at the “Smart Jack” location to allow patchcord connection to the smart jack as well as loopback testing.

• If location has a DBU? Terminate the white/blue pair directly onto labeled connection at the demarc and test for dial tone at the desk location. If location does not have a DBU? Cable can be left with slack for future termination and labeled within the legal demarc box or location.

2. DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) and DBU capabilities

• Two-Cat5e cables routed between the office desk location and the legal demarc location. (Labeled DSL – cable #1 and DBU- cable #2)

• Both cables terminated with MPS modules, housed in an M104 surface mount box at the desk location. Box to be labeled with DSL circuit ID and DBU# if applicable.

• Terminate white/blue pair of DSL cable #1 directly onto labeled connection at the demarc, use DSL filter to check for dial tone at work area.

• If location has a DBU? Terminate the white/blue pair directly onto labeled connection at the demarc and test for dial tone at the desk location. If location does not have a DBU? Cable can be left with slack for future termination and labeled within the legal demarc box or location.

The T-1 cables that are terminated modular at both ends need to be tested to be sure the connections are correct and the cable can pass the data as needed. Either a Fluke DSP-2000, or technical equivalent cable tester will be used to test the system. Using patch cords at both ends of the cable, the installer shall perform a CHANNEL test for the T-1 cables installed. Leave patch cables attached after test and install into the “Smart Jack” and router at their respective ends. If any cable fails the Autotest, examine the test results for possible causes of failure and correct as necessary. Before leaving, the Technician shall make a final check of the premises to ensure all project specifications have been met.


FIGURE 1: M104 Labeling

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FIGURE 2: MPS5 Module Termination


Figure 3: Demarc Cable Routing

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Figure 4: Smart Jack Examples

The above black box is what is requested as connectivity for the T-1.

Notice square ivory box. This is the Smartjack at this location as well as the legal demarc for the DBU on the right.


Figure 5 : Network Interface Jack (N.I.J) Examples

The above are pictures of possible demarc NIJ boxes on houses. The pictures on the bottom row associate with the picture above them.


Figure 6: 66 Block to Modular T-1 Interface If the LEC hands off the T-1 on a punchdown block, the below diagrams should be used for the termination to modular connection. Make the following assumptions from this picture.

5. Red/Blue pair is Tx of T-1 coming from LEC/Smartjack 6. Red/Orange pair is Rx of T-1 coming from LEC/Smartjack 7. Cat 5e cable should be as long as needed to reach existing demarc extension modular

connection so patchcord can connect from this module to existing extension. 8. Notice flip on Cat5e side of 66block in the white/orange pair.

Jumper wire color is for illustration only! Pairs from LEC should be labeled Tx and Rx. Bridging clips would need to be between the two jumpers. Pairs may be separated on the 66 block if block is nearly full.

This is how the termination should look to specifications. If you do not get the Carrier Detect Light (CD) the LEC may have a flip in one of the pairs that installer will not know about causing SF technician to flip pairs again to get the Carrier Detect (CD) light on. Be careful to flip one pair at a time and check for CD light at smartjack or router, returning pairs to original scheme and flipping other pair if no light. Finally flipping both pairs if needed.

Terminate all four pairs on module for future changes.

Documents

Agent MAC Specs 2cable 1-28-2009_77-1