At 10:28 AM 12/31/2002 -0500, Ray Martin wrote: >Hi, >I am rewiring after a hotel fire and need to get some info on cabling >thresholds. The existing cable varies from CAT-nasty to Cat-5e, >Miscellaneous IDFs, 66-blocks, are scattered along the runs as well as >old crimps & splices. Unfortunately there will not be enough money to >recable the whole place. > >I set the clients up with an old 1232-11D and even though a run is >within 300 meters I cannot set up a system phone in one of the temporary >offices. A standard T&R set works fine but the flash concept seems to >be beyond some of the girls there. . . . . . > >What I'm looking for is a resistance reading on my meter that I can work >with and any info from someone that has traced out circuits using an >meter. >
According to the fine manual, the resistance is 40 ohms. IIRC 24 gauge cable is 55 ohms per 1000 feet :-) You can try doubling up the pairs. I can't believe that Pana is that critical but I've never tried to run 1000 feet on a PITS set before. Carl Navarro _________________________________________________________________ KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
