4-26 Setting Up Infrastructures

Connecting a Firestop to a Pathway

Connecting a Firestop to a Pathway must be done via the Pathways- Connected Firestops tab. See Connecting a Pathway to a Firestop.

The Connected Pathways tab displays information from the Pathways category. When you connect to a firestop from a pathway, the information will appear here. You cannot connect to a pathway from this tab.

Pathways

Pathways house and transport cables within your company's infrastructure. Pathways can be set up at any time, but to connect them to backbone cables, termination hardware, or horizontal links, these should be set up first.

See “Adding Termination Hardware” on page 4-10;“Horizontal Links” on page 4-14; and “Adding a Backbone” on page 4-20.

Adding a Pathway

Adding Pathway Info

Step 1 Highlight the space that will be the Source space for the Pathway. Step 2 Click the Pathways option in the List View.

Step 3 Click the Add button. Step 4 Enter the Pathway ID.

Step 5 From the drop-down list, select the type of Pathway being used for this space: Aerial, Cable Tray, Conduit, Innerduct, OSP Conduit, OSP Raceway, or Raceway.

Cables in Pathways

The Cables in Pathways tab shows all the horizontal links and backbones connected to the selected pathway. To specify that a cable uses a particular pathway, you must set up the link from that cable's Pathways Used tab. See “Horizontal Links” on page 4-14,and “Adding a Backbone” on page 4-20.

Connecting a Pathway to a Firestop

Firestops must first be set up in the Firestops tab.

Step 1 Click the Connected Firestops tab on the Pathways Detail View for the selected pathway.

Step 2 Click the Add button in the Detail View.

Step 3 When the Location window appears, highlight the firestop to which you wish to connect, and click Accept.

Step 4 Click Save.

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