The document discusses essential aspects of data cabling and structured cabling systems necessary for internal telecommunications and television. It outlines the method of connecting various devices within an IT network and describes the key components involved, such as entrance facilities, equipment rooms, and different types of cables like twisted pair, coaxial, and fiber optic. Overall, it provides a foundational understanding of building or campus cabling infrastructure.

1. Data Cabling
Network Cabling
Structured
Cabling
Setting Up Internal
Telecommunication and
Television Cable Systems
Wireless Access
Points
Building or campus
cabling infrastructure
that consists of a
number of
standardized smaller
elements called
subsystems.
Method of connecting
multiple devices e.g.
PCs, Printers, CCTV
cameras, and servers
within an IT network.
Components
Entrance Facilities,
Equipment Room,
Backbone Cabling,
Telecommunications
Room, Horizontal
Cabling, and Work Area
Types
Twisted Pair
Coaxial Cable
Fibre Optic