Fiber-optic test procedures; RJ-45 outlets

Aug. 1, 1995
Q: I read that TIA/EIA-568A was approved. However, I cannot get a copy in Japan. Can we get a copy of the current standard through the Internet? If so, where is the access point and what is the fee?

Q: I read that TIA/EIA-568A was approved. However, I cannot get a copy in Japan. Can we get a copy of the current standard through the Internet? If so, where is the access point and what is the fee?

Shingo Tsunoda

Adamnet Ltd.

Tokyo, Japan

A: TIA/EIA-568A was approved in March 1995 by the TR41.8.1 working group at its committee meeting and was then sent to the editorial committee. The editors discovered some areas that required clarification. These clarifications required a ballot on the issues in question. Barring any further problems, the document will be published and soon be available from Global Publications telephone (800) 854-7179. The standards are not available through the Internet.

Donna Ballast is a communications analyst at the University of Texas at Austin and a

BICSI registered communications distribution designer. Questions can be sent to her at Cabling Installation & Maintenance or at PO Drawer 7580, University of Texas, Austin, TX 78713. Phone (512) 471-0112, fax (512) 471-8883. Internet address: [email protected].

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