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Fiber Optic Design Guide - Maite y Mario

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6. Do you have a map of the fiber routing? Does the fiber run uninterrupted<br />

between locations or are there splice junction boxes, repair splices or hub<br />

rooms where the fiber transitions between buildings?<br />

7. Has the fiber ever been tested and if so do you have loss figures or OTDR<br />

printouts?<br />

8. Are you using dark fibers that are part of an existing system?<br />

9. What function do the fibers perform that are in use? Ethernet? Video?<br />

10. What color jacket does the fiber you plan to use have? Orange? Yellow?<br />

11. What color sleeve does the connector have that you plan to use? Green?<br />

White or Black? Blue?<br />

12. If you plan to rack mount any fiber equipment, what width are the existing<br />

racks? Do you have permission to use them? Are there electrical outlets<br />

available?<br />

13. What is the average ambient temperature of the room where your active<br />

fiber equipment will be housed? Will it be over +40 degrees C.?<br />

14. How many channels of video do you plan to transport via your fiber?<br />

15. Is this an AM/VSB (CATV/MATV) application or L-Band (950-1450 MHz<br />

digital transport) application?<br />

16. Do you plan to use existing optical couplers to split the fiber signal to<br />

feed multiple locations? If so, do you have the model numbers and loss<br />

data of the couplers including their wavelength?<br />

17. Will you require fiber jumpers to connect transmitters to couplers,<br />

equipment to patch panels, patch panels to outbound fibers etc? If so,<br />

how long do they need to be and what type of fiber and connectors will be<br />

required?<br />

18. Will the fiber signal require amplification after it is received? (what signal<br />

level do you need at the receive sites to feed the appropriate<br />

equipment/units?)<br />

19. Will you be splitting the optical signal in locations other than 19” rack<br />

mount headends or hubs? If so, what are the environmental conditions?<br />

20. Will your optical receivers be collocated with AC power sources?<br />

21. What are the lower and upper frequency limits of your source channels?<br />

22. Do you own any fiber test equipment? OTDR? Power Meter?<br />

23. Are you planning to use any other existing fiber equipment besides cable<br />

or patch panels? Transmitters? Receivers? Do you have the data sheets<br />

and specifications for this equipment?<br />

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