CORNING EDGE Series - Recordkeeping; Hardware Labeling

Standard Recommended Procedure 003-794-AEN | Issue 14 | March 2020 | Page 19 of 27
Figure 24 — Typical Harness Congurations
5. Recordkeeping
Detailed and accurate recordkeeping enables users to logically “map” ber terminations within the Data Center
from Local equipment to Remote equipment. It is recommended that users employ labeling guidelines outlined
in ANSI/TIA-606-A-1 for mapping the network. Guidelines below provide an analogous solution in accordance
with this standard for labeling to be used with the EDGE™ solution. Additions in the suggested coding are
accounted for to identify housing/chassis trays and modules.
5.1 Hardware Labeling
• Hardware components come pre-labeled for identication and promote a consistent labeling
scheme.
• Users must provide their own label maker and media for the frame or cabinet and hardware.
• Labeling is best supported with use of adhesive backed label makers with media up to 0.5-inch in
height.
• Front door of the housing/chassis has a locating crop mark suggesting a consistent location for
the printed identication (ID) label that identies the location of the chassis within the frame or
cabinet.
• Module positions within each chassis tray are identied by alphabetical characters A through D
from left to right.