Common Systems Connection Standards | AT&T Services, Inc |
Date: August 31, 2007 |
3.2Primary and Secondary Interfaces
3.3Clock Output Lead Cabling
3.4Redundancy of timing inputs
3.5Output Card Exhaustion
4 ALARM STANDARDS
4.1Equipment surveillance is performed at two levels, remote surveillance and local surveillance
4.2Local and Telemetry Alarms
4.3Separation of Local Alarms
4.4Audible Alarm
4.5Telemetry Alarm Protocols
4.6Alarm Interconnection
4.7Discrete Alarm Rating
4.8Open Discrete Alarm Outputs
4.9Discrete Alarm Paired Leads
4.10Discrete Alarm Dry Contacts
4.11Housekeeping/Overhead Alarm Inputs
5 FIBER
5.1Fiber Optic Cable
5.2Optical Cable/ Jumpers & Connectors
5.3Fiber Attenuators
5.4Fiber Connector Boots
5.5Fiber Minimum Bend Radius
5.6Maximum Fiber Connector Length
5.7Minimum Distance Between Connector Housing & 90 degree bend
5.8Space Between Door /Panel and Fiber Connector
5.9Standard Fiber Connector
5.10Alternative FTTP Fiber Connector
5.11FiberOptic Cable Mode
5.12Fiber Transmission Material
5.13Maximum Optical Power Levels
5.14Passive Network Element WDM Modules Placed in FDF
5.15FiberFrames/Bays & Panels for all Network Elements
5.16Fiber Raceway
6 COPPER CABLE
6.1
6.2Alternative
6.3Coaxial Stripping Tools and Crimping Tools
6.4DS1
6.5DSL
6.6Electrical Ethernet Cabling
6.7Electrical Jumper
6.8Data Patch Panels -
6.9Media Converter
6.10Central Office Copper Wire and Cable Flammability Ratings
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