This document provides details of a solution designed and delivered for a customer's IDF cleanup project. The solution included engineered breakouts, harnesses, and cable managers to meet the customer's high density requirements. Labels and an installation map were also provided to simplify installation across multiple locations.
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PC board relays, with a very high dielectric strength of 5000V are the product of user’s choice. Designed in SPDT & DPDT the series for direct PC board, Socket and panel socket mounting.
This presentation collects the research activities results of three year of Phd in microelectronics at the university of Pavia and at Marvell semiconductor Italy.
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RCI™ pre-terminated MTP® trunk and fanout cables are utilized primarily in applications
where rapidly deployable and scalable optical connections are required to support
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As the industry continues to move forward in utilizing 40/100GbE solutions, all components must be manufactured to the layout of the designated connectivity method. Differences cannot be reconciled by flipping or switching connector positions in the field anymore.
Strategy Statement
The NetIG’s objective is to be the global leader in the design, manufacturing and deployment of pre-terminated structured cabling solutions. The means for success is directly derived from understanding our customer applications, applying our innovative product offering, thereby delivering evolutionary success in their computing environments.
Customizable High Density Data Center EnclosuresPaul Manley
The Synaptix II cabinet is designed to mount hardware solutions from multiple manufacturers and intelligently connect them to power, networks, and management
solutions. These features are integrated into the design assuring “built in” cable management.
RCI™ pre-terminated MTP® trunk and fanout cables are utilized primarily in applications
where rapidly deployable and scalable optical connections are required to support
network bandwidth needs today and into the future
JMeter webinar - integration with InfluxDB and GrafanaRTTS
Watch this recorded webinar about real-time monitoring of application performance. See how to integrate Apache JMeter, the open-source leader in performance testing, with InfluxDB, the open-source time-series database, and Grafana, the open-source analytics and visualization application.
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Length: 30 minutes
Session Overview
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During this webinar, we will cover the following topics while demonstrating the integrations of JMeter, InfluxDB and Grafana:
- What out-of-the-box solutions are available for real-time monitoring JMeter tests?
- What are the benefits of integrating InfluxDB and Grafana into the load testing stack?
- Which features are provided by Grafana?
- Demonstration of InfluxDB and Grafana using a practice web application
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https://www.rttsweb.com/jmeter-integration-webinar
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Learn about:
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PowSyBl is an open source project hosted by LF Energy, which offers a comprehensive set of features for electrical grid modelling and simulation. Among other advanced features, PowSyBl provides:
- A fully editable and extendable library for grid component modelling;
- Visualization tools to display your network;
- Grid simulation tools, such as power flows, security analyses (with or without remedial actions) and sensitivity analyses;
The framework is mostly written in Java, with a Python binding so that Python developers can access PowSyBl functionalities as well.
What you will learn during the webinar:
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Welcome to UiPath Test Automation using UiPath Test Suite series part 4. In this session, we will cover Test Manager overview along with SAP heatmap.
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What will you get from this session?
1. Insights into SAP testing best practices
2. Heatmap utilization for testing
3. Optimization of testing processes
4. Demo
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Execution from the test manager
Orchestrator execution result
Defect reporting
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Here is something new! In our next Connector Corner webinar, we will demonstrate how you can use a single workflow to:
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De-mystifying Zero to One: Design Informed Techniques for Greenfield Innovati...
IDF clean up
1. • This is a Brief Example of a solution we developed for a
customer’s IDF cleanup.
• This solution represents phase one of a flagship install
that will be replicated to multiple locations.
Specific information regarding our customer and supplied documents has been
removed for confidentiality.
3. Solution Design
This solution is a result of design/engineering interaction and collaboration
with our customer.
Flexibility in product creation:
o Breakouts were engineered to their connecting devices
o Breakouts were engineered to their cable density requirements
o Breakouts were engineered per customer requirements
We calculated the lengths of all legs and engineered a SwitchPack to Jack
harnesses to feature out their switch.
We added extended depth vertical cable managers to accommodate their high
density requirements.
The next slide shows a scaled down version of an elevation drawing we
supplied to the customer…
4. Carillon Pt. Bldg 4000 3rd Floor IDF Rack Configuration
Rack #1 Rack #2 Rack #3
Color Legend RU RU RU
Wire Management 45 Bline Wire Management 45 Fiber Dist Panel 45 Bline Wire Management
Production Network Equipment 44 44 24-Port Patch Panel 44
48-Port RJ-45 Patch Panel 48-Port RJ-45 Patch Panel
Unknown 43 43 48-Port RJ-45 Patch Panel 43
42 Bline Wire Management 42 42 Bline Wire Management
41 41 24-P Patch Panel - Unused 41
48-Port RJ-45 Patch Panel 48-Port RJ-45 Patch Panel
40 40 Bline Wire Management 40
39 Bline Wire Management 39 Blade 1 Patch Panel A 39 Bline Wire Management
38 38 38
48-Port RJ-45 Patch Panel 48-Port RJ-45 Patch Panel
37 37 Bline Wire Management 37
36 Bline Wire Management 36 Blade 2 Patch Panel B 36 Bline Wire Management
35 35 35
48-Port RJ-45 Patch Panel 48-Port RJ-45 Patch Panel
34 34 Bline Wire Management 34
33 Bline Wire Management 33 Blade 3 Patch Panel C 33 Bline Wire Management
32 32 32
48-Port RJ-45 Patch Panel 48-Port RJ-45 Patch Panel
31 31 Bline Wire Management 31
W 30 Bline Wire Management 30 W Blade 4 Patch Panel D 30 W Bline Wire Management W
i 29 29 i 29 i 24-Port Patch Panel i
48-Port RJ-45 Patch Panel
r 28 28 r Bline Wire Management 28 r Bline Wire Management r
e 27 Bline Wire Management 27 e Blade 7 Patch Panel E 27 e e
48-Port RJ-45 Patch Panel
26 26 26
M 25 25 M Bline Wire Management 25 M M
a 24 Bline 3U Wire Management 24 a Blade 8 Patch Panel F 24 a Bline 3U Wire Management a
n 23 23 n 23 n n
a 22 22 a Bline Wire Management 22 a a
g 21 21 g Blade 9 Patch Panel G 21 g g
e 20 Redline AN-50E Terminal 20 e 20 e e
A 48-Port RJ-45 Patch Panel
m 19 19 m Bline Wire Management 19 m m
e 18 18 e Blade 10 Patch Panel H 18 e Bline Wire Management e
n 17 17 n 17 n n
B 48-Port RJ-45 Patch Panel
t 16 16 t 16 t t
Bline 2U Wire Management
15 15 15 Bline Wire Management
14 14 Cisco 4510 Switch 14 A Cisco 1U Switch
13 13 13 B Cisco 1U Switch
12 12 12
11 11 11
10 10 Blade 1 10
9 9 Blade 2 9
8 8 Blade 3 8
7 7 Blade 4 7
6 6 Supervisor 6
5 APC Smart UPS 5 Supervisor 5 APC Smart UPS
4 4 Blade 7 4
3 3 Blade 8 3
2 APC Smart UPS 2 Blade 9 2 APC Smart UPS
1 1 Blade 10 1
5. Solution Delivery
Assemblies were delivered using intelligent part numbering, labeling and
packaging.
Source/Destination Labels are on each end of the harnesses providing ease of
installation and traceability.
Labels were are also placed on the box, allowing boxes to be logistically delivered
to each site.
An Installation Map was designed to their requirements that illustrated port to
port designations to simplify the installation.
An example is provided on the next page…
6. Installation Map Example
Network Copper to 5K.202 to 5R1-5R10
Qty Part Number Length From Panel RU Description To Rail RU Source Destination
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 076 5K.202 1 52 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.01 A 26 5K.202 PP1 RU52 5R.01 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 073 5K.202 1 52 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.01 B 26 5K.202 PP1 RU52 5R.01 RAIL B RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 078 5K.202 2 50 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.02 A 26 5K.202 PP2 RU50 5R.02 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 073 5K.202 2 50 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.02 B 26 5K.202 PP2 RU50 5R.02 RAIL B RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 081 5K.202 3 48 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.03 A 26 5K.202 PP3 RU48 5R.03 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 076 5K.202 3 48 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.03 B 26 5K.202 PP3 RU48 5R.03 RAIL B RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 083 5K.202 4 46 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.04 A 26 5K.202 PP4 RU46 5R.04 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 078 5K.202 4 46 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.04 B 26 5K.202 PP4 RU46 5R.04 RAIL B RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 087 5K.202 5 44 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.05 A 26 5K.202 PP5 RU44 5R.05 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 082 5K.202 5 44 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.05 B 26 5K.202 PP5 RU44 5R.05 RAIL B RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 093 5K.202 6 42 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.06 A 26 5K.202 PP6 RU42 5R.06 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 098 5K.202 6 42 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.06 B 26 5K.202 PP6 RU42 5R.06 RAIL B RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 090 5K.202 7 40 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.07 A 26 5K.202 PP7 RU40 5R.07 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 095 5K.202 7 40 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.07 B 26 5K.202 PP7 RU40 5R.07 RAIL B RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 089 5K.202 8 38 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.08 A 26 5K.202 PP8 RU38 5R.08 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 094 5K.202 8 38 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.08 B 26 5K.202 PP8 RU38 5R.08 RAIL B RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 090 5K.202 9 36 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.09 A 26 5K.202 PP9 RU36 5R.09 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 091 5K.202 9 36 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.09 B 26 5K.202 PP9 RU36 5R.09 RAIL B RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 092 5K.202 10 34 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.10 A 26 5K.202 PP10 RU34 5R.10 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 093 5K.202 10 34 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5R.10 B 26 5K.202 PP10 RU34 5R.10 RAIL B RU26
Network Copper to 5K.202 to 5Q1-5Q10
Qty Part Number Length From Panel RU Description To Rail RU Source Destination
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 067 5K.202 11 32 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.01 A 26 5K.202 PP11 RU32 5Q.01 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 063 5K.202 11 32 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.01 B 26 5K.202 PP11 RU32 5Q.01 RAIL B RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 067 5K.202 12 26 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.02 A 26 5K.202 PP12 RU26 5Q.02 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 066 5K.202 12 26 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.02 B 26 5K.202 PP12 RU26 5Q.02 RAIL B RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 071 5K.202 13 24 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.03 A 26 5K.202 PP13 RU24 5Q.03 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 070 5K.202 13 24 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.03 B 26 5K.202 PP13 RU24 5Q.03 RAIL B RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 073 5K.202 14 22 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.04 A 26 5K.202 PP14 RU22 5Q.04 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 072 5K.202 14 22 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.04 B 26 5K.202 PP14 RU22 5Q.04 RAIL B RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 076 5K.202 15 20 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.05 A 26 5K.202 PP15 RU20 5Q.05 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 075 5K.202 15 20 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.05 B 26 5K.202 PP15 RU20 5Q.05 RAIL B RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 087 5K.202 16 18 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.06 A 26 5K.202 PP16 RU18 5Q.06 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 088 5K.202 16 18 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.06 B 26 5K.202 PP16 RU18 5Q.06 RAIL B RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 085 5K.202 17 16 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.07 A 26 5K.202 PP17 RU16 5Q.07 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 086 5K.202 17 16 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.07 B 26 5K.202 PP17 RU16 5Q.07 RAIL B RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 083 5K.202 18 14 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.08 A 26 5K.202 PP18 RU14 5Q.08 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 083 5K.202 18 14 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.08 B 26 5K.202 PP18 RU14 5Q.08 RAIL B RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 080 5K.202 19 12 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.09 A 26 5K.202 PP19 RU12 5Q.09 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 085 5K.202 19 12 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.09 B 26 5K.202 PP19 RU12 5Q.09 RAIL B RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A2E-E0E-D- 083 5K.202 20 10 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Right Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.10 A 26 5K.202 PP20 RU10 5Q.10 RAIL A RU26
1 XXX-C06C1A-A1E-E0E-D- 088 5K.202 20 10 Cat. 6A 6 Leg 1100GS5 Module to MGS600 Left Exit, 1091B PVC, Expando, RCI Breakout and Labeling, Ports 13-18 5Q.10 B 26 5K.202 PP20 RU10 5Q.10 RAIL B RU26
7. NetIG’s Value-Added Technical Services
Design and Engineering Assistance
CSI MasterFormat Specifications
Technical Drawings (AutoCAD, Visio)
On Site Evaluations as Needed
Budgetary Analysis
Stakeholder Participation
Web Based Configuration Tools
Data Center Design Tool for Internal Use
Educational Presentations on Standards and Products
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