Bicsi Information:
BTS offers CECs for our CAT 5/6 & Fiber Optic Installer course. To see a list of the CECs available see the table below.
| RCDD: |
21 |
| OSP: |
21 |
| Installer: |
21 |
| Technician: |
21 |
| Certified Trainer: |
21 |
Course Description:
This Hands-On 3-day course is customized to give Technicians the confidence and skills to maintain Fiber Optic systems and Data Networks from port to port.
(ETA Certification is available upon request)
The Technicians will be taught how to properly splice fiber, both fusion and mechanical, test and troubleshoot a fiber system. Also, in todays FTTH and LAN data systems technicians need to be able to properly inspect and repair faulty connectors. A portion of this course is used to cover termination techniques and testing of connectors, patch cords and couplers.
Many of the Data systems used today will also include portions of Cat 5 and 6 cabling. Like the Fiber Optic systems, this bit rate is dramatically increasing giving the importance of proper installation and testing of these systems. This course will cover the transmitting capabilities of Cat 5 and 6 cable, proper termination and testing a data system. Those who complete this course will be productive and knowledgeable in both Fiber Optic and Category 5 and 6 cabling.
This training is geared for the voice, video and data technician.
Our SMEs have the field experience to find the answers to real live scenarios, providing students with a Real-World Experience
Students Will Learn:
- The History Of Fiber Optics Evolution Of Fiber Systems.
- Fiber Optic Theory And Waveguide Functions.
- Singlemode (OSP) And Multimode (ISP) Fiber Types.
- The Causes Of Attenuation, Optical Reflection And Refraction.
- Optical Dispersion Characteristics And Pulse Spreading Issues.
- Loose Tube And Unitube Style Trunk Cables
- Distribution And Feeder Cables.
- Fusion Splicer Applications And Fiber Alignment Systems
- Mechanical Splicing Uses And Applications
- Optical Connector Styles And Applications
- Back Reflection Issues And Angled Physical Contact Connectors
- Patch Panels And Functions For Distribution And Transmission
- ISPOSP Style Splice Closure Styles And Function
- Cable Entry Methods And Splitter Configurations
- Cable Installation Methods As Direct Bury, Aerial And Ducted
- Safety Practices
- Intro To Optical Testing And Troubleshooting.
- Visible Light Sources, OTDRs And Power Meters
- Testing Methods For ISPOSP Systems
- OTDR Test Functions And Trace Interpretation
- Optical Loss Testing Methods
- Category 5 6
- Project Planning
- Network Architectures
- Network Components
- Termination
- Testing
- And More...
Course Length:
3 Days
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