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Certification Excercise

The cable ID being tested is CHAMISA D1011, a Cat 6 UTP cable that failed its certification test. It failed the NEXT test due to excessive crosstalk between the cable's pairs, likely caused by the wires not being twisted tightly enough. Specifically, pair 7-8 measured at 46ft and pair 4-5 measured at 72ft.

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Certification Excercise

The cable ID being tested is CHAMISA D1011, a Cat 6 UTP cable that failed its certification test. It failed the NEXT test due to excessive crosstalk between the cable's pairs, likely caused by the wires not being twisted tightly enough. Specifically, pair 7-8 measured at 46ft and pair 4-5 measured at 72ft.

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CITC 1302

Certification Reports

Answer the following questions based on the report on page 2 of this document:

1. What is the cable ID? CHAMISA D1011


2. What type of cable is being tested for this certification report? Cat 6 UTP
3. What is the result of the test summary? The test summary is: FAIL
4. What is the length of pair 7-8? 46ft
5. What is the length of pair 4-5? 72ft
6. Why did the cable fail the test? The cable failed the NEXT test and it was because the cable’s
frequency dropped below the PASS/FAIL Line which means the wires are picking up crosstalk
which is not good, this is happening due to the wires not being twisted tightly enough.

Supplemental resource:

https://www.flukenetworks.com/knowledge-base/dtx-cableanalyzer/next-near-end-crosstalk-
troubleshooting

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CITC 1302
Certification Reports

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