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Installation Procedures8-Pair HighBandTM and Series 2 Frame Mount Wall or EIA Rack STEP 1: Secure Type 105 mountingbracket to mounting frameusing rivets provided.. Installation Procedure

This document defines the procedures

for installing products contained in the

KRONE Certified Cabling System The

Installation Procedures are part of a series

of documents supporting the design,

instal-lation, and use of the KRONE Certified

Cabling System

KRONE reserves the right, without

notice, to change its products as progress

in engineering or manufacturing methods

or other circumstances may warrant

If you have questions on the content or

intent of this document, please call the

Tech Support Line at 800-775-5766

Installation Procedures

Installation Procedures

8-Pair HighBandTM and Series 2 Frame Mount

(Wall or EIA Rack)

STEP 1:

Secure Type 105 mountingbracket to mounting frameusing rivets provided Installrubber grommets

mount-Incoming Cables

Mounting Frame

Type 105

Mounting Bracket

Installation Procedures

8-Pair HighBand and 10-Pair Series 2 Rod Mount

Using Universal Mounting System (UMS) (Using EIA

Rack or Wall)

STEP 1:

Assemble the UMS brackets bysliding the two halves all the waytogether Repeat for all brackets

STEP 2:

Secure UMS Backboard to rack.Install two top screws first, thenhang the backboard and installremaining screws

STEP 3:

Secure UMS Brackets tobackboard per diagrams for thedesired layout printed on thebackboard Use provided rivets

to attach

STEP 4:

Secure included jumper ringsusing rivets provided or installseparate large jumper ring as-sembly using screws provided

STEP 5:

Installation Procedures

8-Pair HighBand and 10 Pair Series 2 Rod Mount

Using UMS (Wall Mount)

STEP 1:

Assemble the UMS brackets by

sliding the two halves all the way

together Repeat for all brackets

STEP 3:

Using interlocking tabs, secure nextbracket or wire manager, and se-cure with four screws Continueuntil all brackets and wire manag-ers are secured

Installation Procedures

Top Wall Mount Adapter

Type 105 Mounting Bracket

Installation Procedures

STEP 1:

Secure bottom mountingadapter (without jumperrings) level to backboard

STEP 2:

Snap the Type 105 mountingbracket into the bottommounting adapter (rubbergrommets optional)

STEP 3:

Snap top mounting adapter(includes jumper rings) ontomounting Bracket and se-cure to backboard

STEP 4:

Route cables from above orbelow mounting bracket andsecure as required

Installation Procedures

HighBand

Holding block in hand Dresspairs through wire guidesand across contact slots(maintain twist up to point ofconnection) Maintain

sheath up to back of block.Repeat for second cable

8-Pair HighBandTM Block Termination Procedures

(Wall or EIA Rack)

STEP 2:

Snap block onto mounting

bracket and terminate

conduc-tors with KRONE tool

STEP 3:

Flare wires with thumb from the

center of both cables to the

outside of the block This will

flatten the arc in the cables so

there is no chance of skinning

the pairs while installing block

on the bracket

Type 105 Mounting Bracket

KRONE Tool UMS

work-STEP 5:

Install block label holder at top

of mounting bracket and labelindividual blocks as required

8-Pair HighBandTM Block Termination Procedures

(Wall or EIA Rack) (Cont.)

Installation Procedures

STEP 1:

Slide halves of bracket

to-gether to its 1st position

UMS Backboard

STEP 2:

Secure UMS Mounting Bracket

to backboard using rivets vided

Snap FT Block base onto the top

of the mounting bracket

STEP 5:

Bundle six (6) 4-pair cablestogether for each 25-Pair FTblock and route through wiremanagement ring on back of the25-Pair FT base

Mounting Frame Incoming Cable

Plastic Rivets

or wire manages are secured.

STEP 6:

Bundle six (6) 4-pair cables orone 25-Pair cable and routethrough wire management ring

on back of 25-Pair FT base

STEP 2:

Attach UMS to plywood

backboard with top left screw

Do not tighten screw down all

the way Using a level,

adjust the bracket and

se-cure top left screw all the way

down Repeat for top right

screw

Installation Procedures

25 Pair FT Termination Block

KRONE Tool

UMS Mounting Bracket

STEP 1:

Install the 25-Pair FT connectoronto the base, making sure youinstall with the comb facingaway and down

STEP 2:

Dress pairs across contact slots(maintain twist up to point ofconnection) Sheath should bemaintained within 2" of theconnection point

STEP 3:

Terminate conductors withKRONE tool or Harris DuallyBlade for 814 or 914 tool handle.Repeat steps 1 and 2 for remain-ing cables

25-Pair FT Block Termination Procedures

Installation Procedures

UMS Mounting Bracket

it stops

Note: Check wire pairs for any kinks, high bends or knuckle kinks.

25-Pair FT Block Termination Procedures (Cont.)

Installation Procedures

UMS Mounting Bracket

25-Pair FT Termination Block

STEP 2:

Label all FT blocks as shown

25-Pair FT Block Labeling Procedures

Installation Procedures

Incoming Cables

24 Port Plug & Play Patch Panel

STEP 3:

For each cable in its relativeposition cut cable 4" from be-yond its jack location, strip back4" of sheath, and split pairsback3¼"

19” EIA Rack

STEP 4:

For each cable in its relativeposition cut cable 4" frombeyond its jack location, stripback 4" of sheath, and splitpairs back 3¼"

Plug & Play Patch Panel Wall Mount

Wall Mount Bracket

24 Port Plug & Play Patch Panel

Incoming Cables

Installation Procedures

KRONE Tool

24 Port Plug & Play Patch Panel

STEP 1:

Route conductors throughcenter of jack and dressconductors through contactslots (maintain twist up topoint of connection) Sheathshould butt up against back

Installation Procedures

STEP 3:

Repeat steps 1 and 2 workingright to left for remainingcables

Plug & Play Patch Panel Jack Installation (Cont.)

Wall Mount Bracket

24 Port Plug & Play

Patch Panel

KRONE Jack

Installation Procedures

Installation Procedures

19" EIA Rack

24 Port PCB Patch Panel

PCB Patch Panel EIA Rack Mount

Installation Procedures

Wall Mount Bracket

24 Port PCB Patch Panel

STEP 3:

For each cable in its relativeposition, cut cable 4" from theconnection point, strip back 4" ofsheath, and split back 3¼"

STEP 4:

Label as required

PCB Patch Panel Termination

Repeat for second cable.

STEP 2:

Rotate block to create a loop inthe slack of cable, then snapblock onto mounting bracket,and terminate conductors withKRONE tool or Harris D814 orD914

Series 2 Termination Block

8-Pair Series 2 Block Termination Procedure

Installation Procedures

Individual Label Holder

Top Wall Mount Adapter

Block Label Holder

Type 85 Mounting Bracket

STEP 3:

Repeat steps 1 and 2, ing from bottom to top ofmounting bracket for re-maining modules

work-STEP 4:

Install block label holder attop of mounting bracket andlabel individual blocks asrequired

8-Pair Series 2 Block Termination Procedures (Cont.)

Installation Procedures

STEP 1:

Secure Type 89 D bracket tomounting frame using screwsprovided and snap block into 89

50-Pair Termination Block Wall or Frame Mount

4.50"

6.00"

12.00"

Mounting Frame

89 D Bracket

50-Pair Termination Block Phillips Pan Head Screw

50-Pair Termination Block Wall or Frame

Mount (Cont.)

STEP 3:

Cut cables 12" from front edge of50-Pair termination block, thenstrip back 6" of sheath to frontedge of 50-pair terminationblock and split pairs back 4½"

of the block Repeat for ond cable.

sec-STEP 2:

Terminate conductors withKRONE tool

50-Pair Block Termination Procedure

When wiring 50-Pair Blocks

with 4-pair station cable, it is

STEP 3:

Installation Procedures

Cover

Base

Modular Jack

Catch

STEP 1:

Position modular jack (KRONE's

Lead Frame In-Line jack is not

compatible with this product) with

the catch toward the bottom of the

box and the nose of the jack

point-ing down Insert the catch into the

slotted opening, while sliding the

jack forward until the trailing edge

of the jack snaps in behind the

retaining wall

Six Port Surface Mount Box

Screw

STEP 2:

Cable entrance is provided via

an opening in the base as well

as through three knockouts inthe cover sides for racewayentrance Loop cables aroundthe built-in cable guides anduse a tie wrap to secure cablesover the top of guide

STEP 3:

Mount the box to the ate location by applying hookand loop fasteners (provided) tothe three recessed areas on theback of the box base, or mountwith screws through the twoopenings

appropri-Installation Procedures

ID Tab Clear Window

STEP 4:

Locate the knockouts whichneed to be removed and "snip"the edges with a pair of linemancutters or scissors Gently bendand pull the piece along therecess in the cover while holdingthe plastic between the openingssteady Repeat this process foreach port Snap the cover intoplace

STEP 5:

Place the station identificationlabel in the opening and installthe clear window Snap in re-versible ID tabs (for data andvoice)

STEP 6:

To regain access to the interior

of the box, depress the fingertabs on the sides of the box,indicated by the arrows

Six Port Surface Mount Box (Cont.)

Installation Procedures

Modular Jack

KRONE Tool Incoming Cables

KRONE Modular Faceplate

STEP 1:

Route 12" of cable out of theconduit pipe Strip back 4" ofsheath and strip pairs back3¼"

STEP 2:

Route conductors throughcenter of jack and dressconductors through contactslots (maintain twist up topoint of contact opening).Sheath should butt upagainst back of jack

KRONE Station Outlet

12.00"

Installation Procedures

ID Tabs Station Labels

STEP 5:

Twist faceplate around 360°coiling slack of cable into wall-mount box

STEP 6:

Screw faceplate to the wall withscrews provided Insert identifi-cation tabs and station labels

Screws

KRONE Station Outlet (Cont.)

identifi-Separate top cover from the base:

To gain access to the inside of theMulimedia Box, squeeze the lockingtabs together (see Figure 2) and pull

up and back to remove the cover

Remove knockout, if desired:

The access hole in the back of theMultimedia Box provides ample cableaccess when the box is mounted to astandard wall box If the box is to bemounted to a solid surface and at-tached to a raceway, one or more of theside knockouts may have to be re-moved

To remove a knockout:

Select the appropriate size and tion to match your raceway Using autility knife, cut down the scored area

loca-as far loca-as possible on both sides of theknockout Bend the knockout back andforth on the bottom score until it

breaks free (see Figure 3)

Figure 1 Removing the Lid

Figure 2 Removing the cover

Figure 3 Removing Knockout, if necessary

Installation Procedures

Surface Mounting:

The Multimedia Box may be mounted

to any flat surface using screwsthrough any of the holes provided.Figure 4 shows mounting holes

Wall Box Mounting:

The Multimedia Box may be mounted

to either a single-gang or dual-gangstandard NEMA wall box using the #6-

32 screws supplied

Although typically mounted vertically,the Multimedia Box may be mounted

in a horizontal position, if desired

European Box Mounting:

Optionally, the Multimedia Box may bemounted to 80mm, 84mm or 88mmEuropean wall boxes

Optional Mounting with Magnets:

Optional magnets may be ordered tomount the Multimedia Box to a metalsurface Insert the magnets as shown

in Figure 5

Figure 4 Mounting Holes

Multimedia Box

-Mounting

Magnets

Self-feeding cable tie off points areavailable in front of each of the race-way openings.

Note that the center spool in the base

of the Multimedia Box meets the TIA/EIA-568-A specifications for fiberstorage

Add Selected Bezel:

Each of the openings at the front of theMultimedia Box will accept one of thenumerous styles of bezels

The bezels are designed so they canonly be inserted one way into theopening, providing maximum adher-ence to the minimum bend radius.Note: Copper cables must be termi-nated to individual jacks and the jacksinserted into the bezel before the bezel

is inserted in the opening

Figure 6 Cable Ties and Guides

Figure 7 Terminate Cables and Insert Bezels

Installation Procedures

Introduction

KRONE’s 4 Port All-Fit Box accepts a

wide range of snap in jacks, or connector

modules (KRONE's Lead Frame In-Line

jack is not compatible), and is suited for

installation in any type of office

environ-ment: modular furniture, surface mount,

or wall box

Box Installation

1 To install the box in a modular

furni-ture opening, insert the mounting

slides by squeezing the vertical posts

and inserting the foot through

open-ing at the end of each track Squeeze

on the

4 Port All Fit Box

with screws through the two standardmounting holes

Jack Installation

1 Position the modular connector withthe catch toward the bottom of thebox, and the nose of the connectorpointing down Insert the catch intothe “U” shaped opening, while slidingthe connector forward until the trail-ing edge of the jack snaps in behindthe retaining wall (see Figure 3)

2 Cable entrance is provided via anopening in the base, as well as knock-outs on the sides of the cover andbase These knockouts also exceptseveral sizes of raceway Follow thejack instructions for proper termina-

tion Be sure to pull cable through base before terminating jacks.

Base Knockout

Figure 2

Installation Procedures

3 Once the connectors and box

have been installed, snap the

cover onto the base If

de-sired, install the provided

screw to lock the cover in

place (see Figure 4)

4 Place station label in over

screw head and install

win-dow Snap in reversible ID

tabs (for voice and data) into

the preferred position

4 Port All Fit Box (Cont.)

Figure 4

8 or 10-Pair Connect Block

8 or 10-Pair

8- or 10-Pair Magazine Protection System

STEP 1:

Secure rack mount adapter

to mounting frame usingscrews provided

STEP 2:

Mount protection block torack mount adapter usingscrews provided

STEP 3:

Snap solid state protectionmagazine into connect blockfield

Screws

Mounting

Adapter

Single-Pair Protection Device

Single-Pair System

STEP 1:

Secure rack mount adapter tomounting frame using screwsprovided

STEP 2:

Mount protection block to rackmount adapter using screwsprovided

The required test parameters on all Level II Hand Held Testers are as follows:

Level II Test Procedures

Link or Channel

Tests Required for Basic Channel/Link

Additional tests that may be required

for certain applications (Enhanced

Cat-egory 5 Standards) are as follows:

*Attenuation, NEXT and ACR

must be measured at these Frequencies (MHz).

1 4 10 16 20 25 31.25 62.50 100

This document defines the procedures

required for conducting high performance

channel/link testing with Level II hand

held testers The test procedures are part

of a series of documents supporting the

design, installation, and use of the

KRONE Certified Cabling System

KRONE reserves the right, without

notice, to change its products as progress

in engineering, manufacturing methods,

or other circumstances may warrant

The five Level II hand held testers that

are approved for the KRONE Warranty

If you have questions on the content or

intent of this document, please call the

SYMPHONY System Support Line at

888-KRONESYS

Level II Hand Held Testers (HHT)

1 Choose the proper Basic Link Cord

(BLC):

A Choose either 568A or 568B

B Choose wire termination block

3 Setup HHT for either:

A Basic Link Test

B Channel Test

4 Program HHT with proper cable type

5 Turn on HHT Testing Parameters (ifnot already preset) for: