D-Link Courses

 Refresher course in Cabling Technology and Products (TRNG-2202)

Course Objectives | Who Should Attend | Prerequisites | Course Content | Course Outline

Course Objectives

The refresher course is intended to revalidate the D-Link Certified Cable Engineers by giving then a better understanding of the latest technological development in Structured Cabling Systems- proper installation and testing procedures. They can then install the new Digi-Link SCS products and certify their installation based on the latest industrial standards. A hands-on practical is used to familiarize the participant with both the product and test equipment.

Who should attend?

The Target Audience for this course is: 

• Channel Partners

• System Integrators

• Network Consultants

• Enterprise customers

Prerequisites

• The participant should possess a D-Link Cabling Certification (3 years and above).

• Should have a basic knowledge of OSI layers, relevant industry standards and hands on installation experience would be preferred.

Course Content

The course covers methods used for installation of latest Digi-Link Structured Cabling Systems, a thorough explanation of the new copper and fiber media products. The latest EIA/TIA standards addressing testing configuration and procedures for copper and fiber are covered. Hands on practical exercises accompany with high level testers and sophisticated splicing equipments.

Course Outline

Day One

LATEST SCS STANDARDS

Brief overview of basic Structured Cabling System standards

Today’s ANSI/EIA/TIA, IEEE, ISO/IEC standards for SCS around the world

Documentation and Administration standards

Copper UTP/STP cable connection/termination procedures

Newer technology such as 10GbE over copper /Cat 6a / Cat 7 Cabling

INSTALLATION AND TESTING

New installation techniques for Cat 5e, Cat 6, Cat 6a cabling.

UTP/STP cabling (Channel and Permanent Link) test procedures

COPPER PRACTICAL

Termination/Punching of UTP/STP cable both at patch panel and Information Outlets

Trouble-shooting of UTP/STP cabling systems with the help of Level III/IV meters

Laying and dressing of cable at the rack.

DAY Two

FIBER OPTICS

Basic Overview of fiber optics media (Single mode and multi mode)

Constructional features of Loose Tubes, Uni Tubes, Tight Buffer, Indoor/Outdoor Cable.

INSTALLATION AND TERMINATION OF FIBER

Procedures and techniques to install Fiber cables

Important guidelines and precautions for pulling the fiber cable

Fiber safety

Different termination techniques such as Adhesive/Polish, Epoxy/Polish and Crimp/Polish

FIBER OPTIC PRACTICAL

Termination of Multimode Cordage cable on SC/ST Connectors

Hands on different splicing techniques (Fusion and Mechanical splicing) using sophisticated splicing equipments.

Testing of Fiber Optic cable with the help of Power Meter and Light Source

Testing using OTDR (Optical Time Domain Reflectometer)

CASE STUDY: The participants are tested for their knowledge of the course while preparing the design layout of a campus plan.

EXAMINATION: In addition to the case study, a written test will be conducted which is a part of the certification process.

 Course feedback

N.B. Topics covered and their schedule may change at short notice.

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