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TS ANI 500 Access Network Installation "FTTx" Training Course

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Hands-On Installation Technology Course for Optical Single-Mode Access Networks Used in Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) and Fiber-to-the Business (FTTB) Deployments — Collectively Called "FTTx"

Description
A five-day hands-on course that prepares craftsmen for all aspects of fiber optic cable installation in an optical access network (FTTx) environment. Single-mode fiber types are covered. Cable placement, fusion and mechanical splicing, cable termination (connector installation and pigtail splicing) and acceptance testing are taught with extensive hands-on practice. Students build, test and troubleshoot a complete single-mode system in this class. Also covered is the use of equipment, hardware and procedures pertaining to Passive Optical Network (PON) applications.

2008 Sales Price: $1,950.00* per student
Class Size: Maximum of 12 students
Class Times: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Class Length: 5 days
BICSI CEC: 30 hours RCDD and 12 hours Installation

Curriculum

Safety
  • Chemical safety, laser safety and fiber handling precautions

    Fiber Theory
  • History, advantages, applications
  • Operational theory, system parameters

    Fiber Types and Manufacturing
  • Multimode and single-mode fiber types

    Cable Types and Construction
  • Loose tube and drop cables: types and construction
  • Cable environments and NEC®

    Basic Fiber Topologies for Access Passive Optical Networks
  • Basic layout, physical cabling options

    Cable Installation Techniques
  • Outside plant (interbuilding), duct, aerial and direct buried
  • Hands-on fiber optic cable sheath removal
  • Hands-on installation of a wire mesh and split pulling grips

    Advanced Right of Way
  • MCS® Road and SST-Optimizer™ Cables

    Use and Operation of the Corning Cable Systems OTDR
  • Uses, principle of operation and typical display

    Splicing
  • Fusion and mechanical splicing: X77, M90, and CamSplice™ Mechanical Splice
  • Fusion spliced terminations: Fuselite® II Termination System

    Termination
  • Termination Types: Field-Installable, Pigtail Splicing and Preconnectorized Assemblies
  • Cable preparation techniques and splicing and connectorization
  • UniCam® LC and SC and Anaerobic LC and SC connectors

    Access Hardware Types
  • For the Headend/Central Office (HE/CO), Local Convergence Point (LCP), Network Access Point    (NAP) and the Network Interface Device (NID) at the Customer Premises (CP)
  • Enclosures, cabinets and couplers/splitters

    Test Equipment
  • Optical source and power meter and Visual Fault Locators (VFLs)

    Fiber Optic System Testing and Documentation
  • Attenuation test procedures — one, two and three jumper reference
  • Link loss budget calculation

    Emergency Restoration
  • System design and plan of attack

    Course fee includes class instruction, course materials, certificate of completion and use of Corning Cable Systems ancillary equipment and hardware. Audio or video taping of any Corning Cable Systems training course is strictly prohibited. Corning Cable Systems reserves the right to make changes to the information contained herein without prior notice. *Plus applicable sales tax.

    2008 Class Schedule
    Location Date
    Cookeville, TN September 22 - 26
    Hickory, NC April 7 - 11
    August 11 - 15
    November 3 - 7
    Keller, TX December 8 - 12
    Orangeburg, SC September 8 - 12

    Class Registration
    To register for this Corning Cable Systems class, call toll free 1.800.743.2671 and ask to speak to one of our training coordinators or click the link below to register online.

    Register for TS ANI 500

    Save 5% by referring to discount code "Web2008" when registering by phone or online!

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