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For cables to run from location to location effectively, they often travel through a conduit. Conduits may be a physical piece of infrastructure that might be a duct in the ceiling of an office, a raceway under the floor, or any other physical space through which a cable can run safely.
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To add a new conduit to the Cable Conduit Grid, click the 'Add' button on the Grid Toolbar above the Grid. This opens a Conduit data entry form.
At this point, the User can fulfill the data fields appropriately (Note: only 'Name' and 'Conduit Type' are required fields). Options include 'From' and 'To' Locations, length and width, and a brief description.
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To delete one or more existing conduit, highlight each item to be removed and click the Delete Selected button on the Grid Toolbar above the Cable Conduits Grid.
Access Points
The 'Access Points' tab allows the User to associate Access Points with a Conduit. The User can 'Add' a new Access Point from this tab or use the 'Add Existing' button to add one or more Access Points from the Access Points Grid.
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- Click the
button.
- This opens the 'Add New Access Points' form.
- Enter the information into the fields if desired.
- Click the
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- Click the
- This opens the 'Existing Access Points' form.
- Select one or more Access Points.
- Click the
The Access Point is added to the 'Conduit' from the Access Points Grid. When the Access Point is deleted from the Conduit Grid, it remains on the Access Point Grid, since there is only an association record on the Access Point Grid.
Cables
The 'Cables' tab allows the User to associate Cable with a Conduit. The User can 'Add' a new Cable from this tab or use the 'Add Existing' button to add one or more Cable from the Conduits Grid.
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- Click the
- This opens the 'Add New Cable' form.
- Enter the information into the fields if desired.
- Click the
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- Click the
- This opens the 'Existing Cables' form.
- Select one or more Cables.
- Click the
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