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ICT 2.0.1 AV Standards Addenda and Updates
Deakin eSolutions
Page 9 of 23
Version: 1.1.2 Oct 2013
NO field-terminated plugs
o all plugs and fly-leads must be factory pre-terminated, moulded type
instead field-terminated fixture cabling into punch-down blocks in wall-plates and/or patch-
panel within AV rack are allowed
HDbaseT Standard requires maximum total end-to-end length of 100 m including patch-leads
i.e.: X + Y + Z < 100 m and
Z < 100 m X Y
as set out in diagram below
a maximum of two patch-leads (two joins), as specified by HDbaseT Standard and Valens, i.e.
one (max length, Y, 5 m) from wall-plate to remote DXLink device, plus one (max length, X, 5 m)
from head-end switch/device to wall-plate/patch-panel at/in AV rack:
diagram courtesy Valens
no double-patching:
double-jumpering (e.g. via an intermediate Krone frame within a Comms room) is not permitted;
instead the cable must be wired direct from wall-plate to patch-panel in AV rack, as shown
above
no IDFs:
HDbaseT must not be passive-patched at a Comms room distribution frame for interconnection
between remote devices
(apart from the risk of the doubled end-to-end distance exceeding 100 m limit there-and-back,
the additional intermediate patching violates the HDbaseT Standard as set out above)
use of shielded:
AMX recommends shielded, i.e. FUTP cable, particularly in challenging power interference
environments
where shielded is employed, shield must be properly grounded:
o Installer must submit proposed grounding strategy for approval by DeS AV and
Networks Unit Leader prior to commencement of works, and
o Installer must indicate whether proposed grounding strategy is intended to provide a
low frequency (safety) ground and/or high frequency (signal interference) protection.
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