...Standard Wiring Pinouts From: http://www.alatec.com/info/other.html | Standard wiring for an RJ11 or RJ12 connector, pairs are made from inside out. Pair 1 is the Blue pair, Pair 2 is the Orange pair, Pair 3 is the Green pair. | | 568A is used for a lot of Ethernet cables. It is one of the two most widely used standards. If you wire both ends of your cable using 568A, you’ll have a straight-through cable usable for most Ethernet applications. Wiring a cable with 568A on one end and 568B on the other will result in a crossover cable for connecting two hubs together, or two computers together. | | 568B is the most widely used standard for Ethernet cables. If you wire both ends of your cable using 568B, you’ll have a straight-through cable usable for most Ethernet applications. Wiring a cable with 568A on one end and 568B on the other will result in a crossover cable for connecting two hubs together, or two computers together. | | USOC RJ45 standard is not as widely used but is an acceptable standard for wiring Ethernet. It uses the two center pins for pair one, with subsequent pairs placed to the outside of each previous pair. Usually used for straight-through cables. | | Copyright © 2008 CP3, Inc. | CAT5e Straight-Through Cable Creation Guide Before you begin creating your CAT 5e straight-through (patch) cable, it’s important to point out that the method outlined here is only one method. It is by no means the only or best method. Also, make sure you have...
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...-B5 2.7T to B6 A4 Wiring guide Guest-only advertisement. Register[->0] or Log In[->1] now! In the proccess of creating a wiring harness[->2] for my swap and figured this could be useful to other's its almost complete and I'm hoping to have the gurus go through and check my table. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK- FOR 1.8T STILL NEED 3.0 INFO This information was pieced together using AudiA4_20T's thread http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...ness-Explained[->3] and dus post found http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...=1#post8134799[->4] his is a 2.7T AJK, which has so far had quite a few discrepancies with the diagrams i have for the APB B5 A6/S4 2.7T Engine Harness[->5]|B6 A4 1.8T Engine Harness[->6]|Notes| T15 WHITE Pin5 grey|T17e WHITE Pin1 brown/green|done| T15 WHITE Pin2 yellow/Violet|T17e WHITE Pin2 yellow/violet|done| T15 WHITE Pin3 brown/red|T17e WHITE Pin3 brown/red|done| T15 WHITE Pin1 yellow/blue|T17e WHITE Pin4 yellow/blue|done| T15 WHITE Pin4 grey/yellow|T17e WHITE Pin5 grey/yellow|done| T15 WHITE Pin6 brown/green|T17e WHITE Pin6 brown|done| T15 WHITE Pin10 black/white|T17e WHITE Pin10 blue/green|done| T15 WHITE Pin11 red/black|T17e WHITE Pin11 red/black|done| T15 WHITE Pin12 white/red|T17e WHITE Pin12 white/red|done| T15 WHITE Pin13 red/green/grrey|T17e WHITE Pin13 red/green/rey|done| T3au RED Pin2 violet/blue|T17d RED Pin6 violet/blue|THIS IS AN AIR BAG CONNECTION done| T15m RED Pin14 orange/brown|T17d RED Pin13 orange/brown|done| T15m RED Pin15...
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...Detailed Project report on Manufacturing/ Fabricating of Steel Wires & Wire Products J AGANNATH ENTERPRISE 1 PROJECT AT A GLANCE 1 NAME OF THE COMPANY JAGANNATH ENTERPRISE 2 REGISTERED OFFICE 3 LOCATION OF THE UNIT 8, Camac Street, Shantiniketan Bldg, 6th Floor, Suite-14, Kolkata-700017 14, Station Road, Lilua, Howrah, West Bengal 4 CONSTITUTION Sole proprietorship 7 DATE OF INCORPORATION 26.05.2014 8 DIRECTORS OF THE COMPANY Mrs. Kiran Sharma, Proprietor Mr. Ashish Sharma (CEO) 9 TYPE OF INDUSTRY Manufacturing 10 SECTOR Proprietorship 11 LINE OF ACTIVITIES 13 TOTAL CAPACITY Manufacturing/Fabricating of Steel Wires & Wire products Bright Annealed Wires Common Round Wires Nails Deformed Bars 2100 MT/Annum 14 PROJECT COST Rs. 170.73 Lacs 15 TERM LOAN Rs. 105.00 Lacs 16 PROMOTERS’ CONTRIBUTION Rs. 65.73 Lacs 17 WORKING CAPITAL (CC) Rs. 80.00 Lacs 18 IMPORTANT INDICATORS I IRR Ii DSCR Iii BEP 22.33% 1.61 32.38% 12 PRODUCTS FINANCIAL 23 EXISTING BANKING ARRANGEMENT 24 PROPOSED REQUIRED CREDIT FACILITIES As it is a New Concern So the Unit is not availing any credit facilities Sl. Type of Requirement of Loan No. Loan Loan Amount (Rs. in Lacs) 1 Fund Based Term Loan 105.00 2 Fund Based Cash Credit 80.00 3 Non-Fund 0.00 Based TOTAL EXPOSURES 185.00 2 COMPANY PROFILE Jagannath Enterprise is primarily a SSI manufacturing...
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...Plenum The air-handling space between the walls, under structural floors, and above drop ceilings when used to circulate and otherwise handle air in a building. Plenum-grade cable can be run through these spaces if local building codes permit it. Decibel (dB) A standard unit used to express a relative measurement of signal strength or to express gain or loss in optical or electrical power. A unit of measure of signal strength, usually the relation between a received signal and a standard signal source. The decibel scale is a logarithmic scale, expressed as the logarithmic ratio of the strength of a received signal to the strength of the originally transmitted signal. For example, every 3dB equals 50 percent of signal strength, so therefore a 6dB loss equals a loss of 75 percent of total signal strength. Signal Attenuation A reduction of signal strength during transmission, such as when sending data collected through automated monitoring. Attenuation is represented in decibels (dB), which is ten times the logarithm of the signal power at a particular input divided by the signal power at an output of a specified medium. Crosstalk The coupling or transfer of unwanted signals from one pair within a cable to another pair. Crosstalk can be measured at the same (near) end or far end with respect to the signal source. Crosstalk is considered noise or interference and is expressed in decibels. Federal Communications Commission - FCC An independent U.S. government regulatory...
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...Jacob L. Willams 2228 Bayou Rd. Thibodaux, LA 70301 Mobile Phone: (985) 227-8125 jacoblanewilliams87@gmail.com.com CANDIDATE: Electrical Engineering & Operations Opportunities Proven Leadership Abilities Electrical Wiring Systems Skills Overhead & Underground Lines Preparing & Submitting Reports Safety Awareness & Rules Reading Blueprints & Specs OSHA, DOT & EPA Requirements Perfect Safety Record, No Accidents Reducing Operational Costs Summary of Qualifications EXPERTISE COMMUNICATION Installation, troubleshooting, and start-up of electrical systems, including circuit breakers, transformers, and lighting systems, as well as installation of cable, conduit, parts, and equipment. Utilize voltmeters, Meggars, ohmmeters, blueprints, schematics, and equipment in the industrial environment. Skilled in use of power equipment, cranes, lifts, and tools. Perfect Safety Record. Well-developed communication skills demonstrated through ability to read and interpret technical drawings and instruction manuals, effective interaction with superintendents, managers, vendors, and co-workers. Utilize listening skills, prepare program reports, attend technical training and certification sessions, and observe strict professional and safety regulations. EXPERIENCE ISC CONTRACTORS; Baton Rouge, Louisiana Lead Hand / Electrical Journeyman Contractor; 2009 to Present Currently serve as Lead Hand for a major contracting corporation with accountability for following prescribed safety and...
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...Distribution, Wiring System of the premises. The installation shall include but not necessarily be limited to the following: (a) Distribution boards (b) Earthing system (c) Small power installation comprising power socket outlets (d) Ceiling Fans General Requirements Drawings Positions shown in the tender drawings for electrical equipment, lighting fixtures, power socket outlets etc. are approximate and actual position shall be decided at the site, and shall be marked on the Contractor shop drawings. Samples The contractor shall formally submit samples of materials and items of equipment for approval of the Engineer. Experience of Contractor Work shall be carried out by an experienced electrical contractor who has had previous experience in similar projects and shall have necessary tools, equipment and experienced staff for electrical installation and testing. Low Voltage Switchgear Distribution Board Distribution Board layout shall be according to the schematic drawing provided included with MCB. Distribution Board enclosure shall be made of non-breakable plastic and provided with a transparent door. Distribution Board shall be in-general flush fronted, suitable for wall recess mounting. Distribution Board shall comprise the equipment indicated in the drawings together with all terminals, busbars, small wiring, interconnections etc. All internal wiring shall be carried out neatly and shall wherever possible be housed in wiring trunking...
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...Occupational Safety Program For A Snackline Food Manufacturing located at 20 Maysan Road, corner M. Antonio Street. Valenzuela City, Metro Manila. Workers and staff may encounter numerous potential hazards when in proximity to or working with stationary machines (e.g., lathes, saws, drills) and hand tools which include but are not limited to: * Mechanical hazards: points of operation, pinch points, shear points, power transmission points. * Operational hazards: heat, metal chips, noise * Chemical hazards: coolants, cleaning solvents, lubricants * Electrical hazards: exposed wiring, malfunctioning equipment To minimize potential hazards, students, and staff must adhere to the following safety practices: IMPORTANT: 1. Only trained and authorized personnel shall use the machinery and tools. 2. When using the machinery and tools, at least one other authorized person is to be present in the shop. Requests to work alone, after hours, or on the weekend must be approved by the Sation Supervisor and user’s Principal Investigator/Supervisor. 3. Failure to strictly adhere to these safe operation procedures may result in loss of the job, impact to society, and/or other disciplinary action. ELECTRICAL SAFETY The danger of injury through electrical shock is present whenever electrical power is used. All electrical equipment should be adequately insulated, grounded, or isolated to prevent bodily contact with any source of dangerous potentials. Under certain...
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...CHASSIS: 1.01 1 45' Foretravel IH45 motorcoach with 450HP Cummins ISL engine: GCWR 60,000 lbs / GVWR 48,300 lbs Chassis Features • TravelRide® Chassis by Foretravel • Cummins fuel filter/water separator • Leece Neville 4884J 200 AMP alternator • Two Exide 925 CCA engine batteries • Power steering • Variable speed hydraulic engine cooling fans controlled by engine computer • Aluminum Radiator combination engine, fuel and transmission cooling • Radiator coolant recovery system • Allison Gen 4 transmission MH 4000R • Allison transmission retarder with on/off switch and six (6) power settings • Air disc brakes on all wheels • ABS anti-lock braking system with automatic slack adjusters • Alcoa aluminum wheels with Dura-Bright protection (4) • Automatic traction control • Koni FSD shock absorbers • HWH Computerized air-leveling system • Raco Granning IFS -16,600-S3 with integral TRW steering gear and Bendix air disc brakes • Arvin Meritor RS23160 Drive axle with Wabco air disc brakes • Ridewell RIT-207 14,000 lb tag axle with Wabco air disc brakes • Suspension: Firestone air bags - #W01-358-9448 Air Spring Assembly • All air ride with Outboard-mounted air bags • Tires: 315/80R22.5 • 18,000 lb rated receiver hitch • Air quick connect in storage bay • Laminated sub floor, partitions, floor and sidewalls - Steel frame vacuum bonded • Laminated roof with 3" crown - Aluminum frame vacuum bonded • One piece hand laid fiberglass front and rear caps Exterior Features • Wheelchair lift...
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...http://ammtiac.alionscience.com/quarterly Larry X Schneider Pulsed Power Sciences Center Sandia National Laboratories Albuquerque, NM The article entitled “Wired for Success: Ensuring Aircraft Wiring Integrity Requires a Proactive Systems Approach”, which was published in Vol. 8, No. 3 of the AMPTIAC Quarterly (a predecessor to the AMMTIAC Quarterly), established the importance of maintaining wiring integrity, especially in aging aircraft. The article also emphasized the need for nondestructive approaches for evaluating the integrity of wiring systems and components. The current article answers the mail in terms of providing a nondestructive inspection (NDI) method to proactively ensure wiring integrity. – Editor INTRODUCTION Detecting and locating insulation defects in wiring systems is a nontrivial challenge. Ideally, the diagnostic should be nondestructive, capable of detecting a variety of insulation defects, such as cracking, chaffing, and abrasion, and be able to locate the defect accurately to reduce potential inspection and maintenance costs. The diagnostic should also have a low rate of false detection. Complicating this quest is the nature of complex wiring systems. For example, aircraft wiring systems are comprised of harnesses containing periodically bound single wire pairs* which create highly non-uniform impedance characteristics due to the varying distance between wire pairs. Insulation defects may also be physically small, resulting in...
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... 6. SCOREBOARD POWER CONSOLE DISPLAY CONSOLE POWER TO USE SCOREBOARD SETUP TIMING TEAM SCORES HORN BONUS INDICATOR PERIOD INDICATORS TIMEOUT PERIOD TIME OUTS LEFT BALL POSSESSION INDICATOR SLIP SHEET LAYOUT INTRODUCTION TEST EQUIPMENT TROUBLESHOOTING TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST 5.1 5.2 5.3 SCOREBOARD DISPLAY PARTS CONTROLLER ASSEMBLY PARTS POWER SUPPLY PARTS DIAGRAMS 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 6.7 6.8 6.9 6.10 CONTROL CONSOLE KEYBOARD AND REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST SCOREBOARD SYSTEM LAYOUT SINGLE WALL JUNCTION BOX WIRING DIAGRAM (C-12675-2) DUAL WALL JUNCTION BOX WIRING DIAGRAM (C-12675-3) CONTROLLER WIRING DIAGRAM POWER SUPPLY DIAGRAM RECEIVER BOARD DIAGRAM DRIVER BOARD DIAGRAMS MICROPROCESSOR 4 X...
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...account when either pre-wiring a house or wiring after the house is complete, are the routing of the cable and the quality of the wire used. These two points are often overlooked and the decision to wire the house at all often comes as an afterthought, when most if not all of the interior of the structure has been completed. Pre-wiring your house, or installing the wire in the stage of construction just before the drywall goes on, is always the preferred method and offers the most flexibility in placement of outlets and the routing of your cable .When deciding on the location of your outlets, try to visualize where you'll eventually be placing the furniture in the room in relation to the location of your television. Internet services are also being provided now by a lot of cable companies so placing an outlet in a spot near your planned computer station is also a good idea .In general it's a good idea to put at least one outlet in every room whether or not you plan to use it immediately. At least it will be there when it is needed, avoiding the drilling of any unsightly holes in the future. Outlet boxes can be purchased at any hardware store and should be fastened to the wall stud in the location that you want at the same height as existing electrical outlets. It is recommended to install the outlet box in the adjacent wall stud cavity. Any wiring system should have a suitable ground and wiring for your cable TV needs is no exception. When planning your wiring layout always take...
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...Construction and Extraction occupations are expected to grow by about 10% by 2016. This is according to the Occupational Quarterly Outlook (2007). While this is not the leading occupational group growth, it is still on the increase. More than half of these new jobs will be to replace older, retired workers (OQO, 2007) Construction and Extraction occupations include skilled trades such as, Boilermakers, Masons, Carpenters, Carpet Installers, Building Inspectors, Drywall Installers, Gas and Oil workers, and Electricians, to name a few. You can see a more complete list in the Occupation Outlook Handbook, under the Construction and Extraction tab. For an entry level position in one of these fields a high school diploma or equivalent is needed. While the projected growth for Construction and extraction job as a whole is only 10%, the growth for Electricians is much higher. As of 2010 there were 577,000 electrician jobs. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics the projected job growth for this trade is 23% between 2010 and 2020. This is faster growth than all other occupations. This growth will be caused by more new homes and business being built that need wired. There will be more alternative power such as, wind and solar too. This will require new skills for electricians. There is expected to be 133,700 new jobs. The average pay for a skilled electrician is $48,250 a year or $23.20 an hour. Most electricians will only need a high school diploma or the equivalent, although some...
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...Lairquneder Robinson 06 April 2015 Building a New Structure A lot of thought, decision, and design goes into building a new structure on a school campus. A few of those decisions goes towards what wiring and cabling the building will have. There are quite a few codes, standards, and specifications that needs to be followed. Some of those guidelines are NFPA, NEMA, FCC, UL, and NEC. NFPA stands for National Fire Protection Association. NFPA was founded in 1896 as a nonprofit organization to help protect property, people, and the environment from fire damage. It’s now an international organization representing over 100 countries with 65,000 members. NFPA’s mission is to help reduce the risk of fire through safety requirements, research, codes, and fire-related education. NFPA is published every three years. It covers issues related to electrical safety requirements and it’s not used as a design specification or instruction manual. NFPA publishes 300 codes and standards. They are designed to minimize the risk and effects of fire. Its over 200 technical codes-and standard- development committees and is comprised of over 2,000 volunteer seats. The volunteers vote on revision and proposals in a process that is accredited by the ANSI (American National Standards Institute). NFPA also provides free online access to its codes and standards. NEMA stands for the National Electrical Manufacturers Association. NEMA is the association of medical imaging and electrical equipment...
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...My RFP for this building is I will be wiring this entire building with Cat5e cable because it’s cheaper and better to use in a building like this. I will try and get the job done as quickly as possible; it probably will take me about 3 or 4 day to wire this building. I will provide all the labor, material, tools and equipment need for this job. Me and my team will do a great job on wiring your building and have it up in running in no time. I plan to have your Telco room in the back of the building in the left corner with all the theory rooms and labs surrounding it. I will have racks and switches setup in the Telco room for the other rooms , but for labs 4 and lab 1 I will have a switches in those rooms because those tow labs have the most computers in them and that’s a lot of cable to run from every computer in those rooms back to the Telco room . So I will just put the switches in the labs mount them on the wall or a have racks setup so the stiches and cables can be place and cable be neatly organized, and have to main cables running from those rooms back to the Telco room. Then with the other two labs , LRC I will do the same thing as I did with the other labs so it want be so much cable and they have their own switch in them , with the 5 theory rooms and front desk I will have 3 cables in each room going back to the Telco room . All the cables in all rooms will be organized and in the Telco room will have the cables on racks so they are neat and if a cable...
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...companies are still electing to us copper networking. The reason that copper is still on top is because the companies that manufacture it are making sure that copper wire is still being made specifically for certain infrastructures. Copper wiring also seems to be a lot easier to work with for the time being due to lack of engineering economical of the 24 or 48 port fibers switches. I think that quality of the information was short, sweet and to the point. This article was not overloaded with information. If also was not difficult for anyone person to understand the point of it. I do not know much about the in and outs of computers. Even less about the behind screens of putting the network and the hardware together. I think the way the article was presented was done very well. Personally, I think that it take time for people get on broad with new technology. In my opinion, this article seems to be well informative. Also in reading the material it was very descriptive in regards to the contrast between copper cabling and fiber-optic cable. It went into detail regarding both the pros and cons between for the use of fiber-optic cable. However at the end of the article the writer proceeds to states that he feels that copper wiring is 15 years out dated. I feel that there is also of good benefits to using fiber-optic cable. As the author also states, “fiber-optic cable offers greater pulling strength and is immune to electromagnetic interference (EMI), radio-frequency...
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