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18、/CSA-ISO/IEC 15018:05Information technology Generic cabling for homesCSA PrefaceStandards development within the Information Technology sector is harmonized with international standards development. Through the CSA Technical Committee on Information Technology (TCIT), Canadians serve as the Canadian
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25、, Canada L4W 5N61-800-463-6727 416-747-4044www.csa.caINTERNATIONAL STANDARD ISO/IEC15018First edition2004-06Information technology Generic cabling for homes Reference number ISO/IEC 15018:2004(E) INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ISO/IEC15018First edition2004-06Information technology Generic cabling for homes
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27、ase postale 56 CH-1211 Genve 20 Switzerland W For price, see current catalogue 2 15018 ISO/IEC:2004(E)CONTENTSPageFOREWORD 7Introduction 81 Scope 112 Normative references .113 Definitions and abbreviations 143.1 Definitions .143.2 Abbreviations 184 Conformance195 Structure of the generic cabling sys
28、tem to support ICT and/or BCT applications.205.1 General .205.2 Functional elements.205.3 Cabling subsystems for ICT and BCT.205.3.1 General .205.3.2 Primary home cabling subsystem .225.3.3 Secondary home cabling subsystem.235.4 Cabling structure for ICT and BCT applications 235.5 Interfaces 245.5.1
29、 Equipment interfaces and test interfaces 245.5.2 Channel and permanent link.255.5.3 Network access cabling265.5.4 External network interface275.6 Accommodation of functional elements 275.6.1 Distributors 275.6.2 Application outlets285.6.3 Cable pathways .295.7 Dimensioning and configuring 295.7.1 D
30、istributors 295.7.2 Application outlets305.7.3 Equipment cords 315.7.4 Building entrance facilities316 Cabling to support CCCB applications.316.1 General .316.2 Functional elements.316.3 Cabling subsystems for CCCB .326.3.1 General .326.3.2 Area feeder cabling subsystem.326.3.3 Coverage area cabling
31、 subsystem 336.4 Cabling structure for CCCB applications.346.5 Interfaces 346.5.1 Equipment interfaces and test interfaces 346.5.2 Channel and permanent link.356.5.3 Network access cabling366.5.4 External network interface3615018 ISO/IEC:2004(E) 3 6.6 Accommodation of functional elements 376.6.1 Are
32、a connection points (ACPs).376.6.2 Control outlets (COs) .376.6.3 Cable pathways .376.7 Dimensioning and configuring 376.7.1 Distributors 376.7.2 Control outlet (CO).376.7.3 Cable sharing 386.7.4 Equipment cords 386.7.5 Building entrance facilities387 Performance.387.1 General .387.2 ICT channel per
33、formance.407.3 BCT channel performance .407.4 CCCB channel performance.438 Reference implementation 458.1 General .458.2 Cabling assumptions .458.2.1 Introduction .458.2.2 General .458.2.3 Dimensions for ICT and BCT channels .478.2.4 Dimensions for CCCB channels489 Cable requirements 499.1 General .
34、499.2 Cable performance for ICT.499.3 Cable performance for BCT .519.3.1 Requirements for balanced pairs for BCT .519.3.2 Requirements for coaxial cables for BCT 529.4 Cable performance for CCCB coverage area 5410 Connecting hardware5610.1 General requirements 5610.1.1 Applicability .5610.1.2 Locati
35、on.5610.1.3 Design.5610.1.4 Operating environment.5710.1.5 Mounting .5710.1.6 Installation practices 5710.1.7 Marking and colour coding .5710.2 Mating interfaces at TO, BO and CO 5810.2.1 General .5810.2.2 Mating interface for TO 5810.2.3 Mating interface for BO 5810.2.4 Mating interface for CO 5910
36、.2.5 Minimum performance requirements.5911 Safety requirements and screening practices 6511.1 General .65 4 15018 ISO/IEC:2004(E)11.2 Coexistence with mains .6511.3 Operational safety .6511.4 Screening practices .6611.4.1 General .6611.4.2 Earthing.66Annex A (normative) BCT channel levels67Annex B (
37、normative) Link performance.68B.1 General68B.2 Performance requirements for ICT permanent links .68B.3 Performance requirements for BCT permanent links69B.4 Performance requirements for CCCB permanent links .71Annex C (informative ) BCT levels: channel and link performance and implementation 72C.1 G
38、eneral72C.2 BCT-H, BCT-M and BCT-L channels .72C.3 BCT-H, BCT-M and BCT-L links74C.4 BCT levels implementation.76C.4.1 General .76C.4.2 Cable specifications .76C.4.3 Connecting hardware specifications76C.4.4 Maximum channel lengths for reference implementations76C.4.5 Channel lengths using other coa
39、xial cable specifications 77C.4.6 Channel lengths using other balanced cable specifications .77Annex D (informative) Applications and associated cabling.78Bibliography .81Figure 1 Overview of a generic cabling for home 9Figure 2 Structure of the generic cabling system.21Figure 3 Interconnect and cro
40、ss-connect models 22Figure 4 Hierarchical structure of a generic cabling system in support of ICT andBCT applications 23Figure 5 Equipment and test interfaces in support of ICT and BCT applications.24Figure 6 Channels and permanent links within the home.26Figure 7 Examples of interconnection of home
41、 and network access cabling.27Figure 8 Interconnection of home cabling subsystems 29Figure 9 Structure of the generic cabling system in support of CCCB applications .32Figure 10 Hierarchical structure of a generic cabling system in support of CCCBapplications 34Figure 11 Equipment and test interface
42、s in support of CCCB applications .35Figure 12 Channels and permanent links for CCCB cabling.36Figure 13 Reference implementations for ICT and BCT channels (PHD/SHD -TO/BO).47Figure 14 Reference implementations for CCCB channels with PHD or SHD .48Figure 15 Reference implementations for CCCB channel
43、s with PHD and SHD.49Figure 16 Pin grouping assignments for IEC 60603-7 series outlet (front view) 5815018 ISO/IEC:2004(E) 5 Figure 17 Pin grouping assignments for 61076-3-104 outlet (front view)59Figure 18 Pin grouping assignments for IEC 60603-7-7 outlet (front view) .59Figure 19 Conductor assignm
44、ent of IEC 61169-2 and IEC 61169-24 (Type F)connector .59Table 1 Maximum channel lengths for reference implementations of ICT/BCTchannels.30Table 2 Different channels and their potential use 39Table 3 Minimum performance of BCT-B channels41Table 4 Minimum performance of BCT-C channels42Table 5 Minim
45、um performance of CCCB copper channels for information transfer .44Table 6 Minimum performance of CCCB channels for d.c. power feeding 44Table 7 Link length equations.46Table 8 Mechanical performance requirements for ICT and balanced BCT cables .50Table 9 Minimum transmission performance requirement
46、s BCT balanced pairs .51Table 10 Minimum electrical performance requirements for BCT coaxial cable 52Table 11 Mechanical performance requirements for coaxial BCT cables53Table 12 Minimum transmission performance requirements for CCCB coverage areacables 54Table 13 Mechanical performance requirements
47、 for balanced CCCB coverage areacables 55Table 14 Mechanical characteristics of connecting hardware for use with balancedcabling .61Table 15 Return loss (RL) 62Table 16 Insertion loss.63Table 17 Near end crosstalk (NEXT) 63Table 18 Far end crosstalk (FEXT).63Table 19 Input to output resistance 64Tab
48、le 20 Current carrying capacity .64Table 21 Propagation delay64Table 22 Coupling and screening attenuation .64Table 23 Insulation resistance65Table 24 Voltage proof.65Table A.1 BCT channels division 67Table B.1 Minimum performance of BCT-B permanent links 69Table B.2 Minimum performance of BCT-C per
49、manent links70Table C.1 Minimum insertion loss of BCT_B channels for BCT-H, BCT-M and BCT-L 73Table C.2 Minimum insertion loss of BCT-C channels for BCT-H, BCT-M and BCT-L.74Table C.3 Insertion loss for BCT-B permanent links 75Table C.4 Insertion loss for BCT-C permanent links75Table C.5 BCT-L, BCT-M and BCT-H channel implementations.77 6 15018 ISO/IEC:2004(E)Table D.1 Grouping of applications and cabling 78Table D.2 Characteristi
