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Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards SERVICES AND SYSTEMS Meeting and Ballroom Specifications (continued) Each meeting room and divisible section of meeting rooms or ballrooms shall have. Sufficient additional voice jacks in A/V niches to provide the required level of service. The pre-function space to large meeting rooms and ballrooms and main meeting room corridors of function space shall have sufficient voice and data cables to provide computer, registration and telephone service at the entrances to these rooms for groups using these facilities. Each voice and data line will be run with Cat 5 e cable (see section 7.1, distance applies to Data only). Meeting room and Ballroom convention facilities will run all voice and data lines to a specified IDF. These lines will be terminated on separate patch panel blocks, one for voice and one for data. The voice patch panel will allow connections between the end or room point of the voice connection to the patch block in the cross connect closet, both end with RJ-11 connectors. In a similar set-up there will be a block in the cross connect closet that will connect to a block in the PBX room also using RJ-11 connector panel blocks. The Data Connection will be terminated and mounted on an appropriate rack system that will allow for network equipment to be mounted as well. In open areas, gathering areas of convention space, CAT5E should be placed outside the actual meeting rooms themselves. Power should also be made available near the CAT5E connection. This will allow Technology Services to add Wireless Access points to allow wireless laptops and devices to be used for the convention. 6.4 Food & Beverage Point of Sales Cabling All cable shall be 4-pair enhanced category 5, unshielded twisted pair cable. All cabling shall be in a metal or PVC conduit. Where conduit is not provided in existing hotels, cable shall be plenum rated where regulation require. Standards and specification All Food & Beverage point of sale cables shall be 4-pair, enhanced category 5, unshielded twisted pair cable. It shall meet all of the same performance criteria as for the Local Area Network (Section 7.1). Each RJ-45 Data connection will be terminated with a BLUE Data jack. Point of Sale jack locations Restaurant, bar, service stand terminal positions: A quad jack faceplate, two RJ-11 C terminations for voice. In addition there will be two RJ-45 connections for data. Order printer locations: One simplex faceplate with an RJ-45 termination. REV. MARCH 2006 226 © 2002, Fairmont Hotels and Resorts. All Rights Reserved.
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards SERVICES AND SYSTEMS 6.5 Intermediate Distribution Frame (IDF) All cable shall be 4-pair enhanced category 5, unshielded twisted pair cable. All cabling shall be in a metal or PVC conduit, all conduits to be sized 20% larger than minimum recommended size for number of cable runs. Where conduit is not provided, cable shall be plenum rated where regulation require. a) Voice: b) Data All voice cables in meeting rooms, pre-function rooms and main Meeting room corridors shall terminate on a patch panel close to the meeting space or located in an A/V control room near the meeting space. This will permit the hotel to patch a variety of services to any meeting room. All guest room voice (telephone, fax, modem) wiring will terminate as practical on intermediate distribution frames supporting the voice cabling for the building. Guest room voice and modem/fax lines will run live to the telephone switch. All guest room modem wiring will terminate on a patch panel (unless otherwise specified) to be located in the PBX/PABX switch room to permit switching of ISDN to guest rooms. See later section describing the patch panel requirements. Administration and back of house voice (telephone, fax, modem) wiring will terminate as practical on intermediate distribution frames arranged to support the cabling on a given administration floor or area. It may be more practical to route such cabling direction to the telephone switch room; however, the intent is to design a cabling structure that minimizes the total amount of cable and conduit required to keep costs down while adhering to the operating requirements of the hotel. Voice riser cable or backbone cable (cable that links the intermediate distribution frames to the main distribution frame in the switch room) shall be run from each intermediate distribution frames to the main distribution frame in the telephone switch room utilizing 25,50, 100 or 200 pair bundles of category enhanced category 5 cable. If circumstances require (e.g. a large spread out resort with multiple buildings), this backbone cabling may be more efficiently run using Fiber optics (see section 7.1). Guest room data wiring will terminate on an enhanced category 5 patch panel in each floor’s intermediate distribution frames (or the intermediate distribution frames serving that floor). There must be sufficient space and electricity to power data concentrators/hubs in each location. (See section 7.2 & 7.3) Administration data wiring will be routed wherever possible to the hotel computer room and terminated on an enhanced category 5 patch panel located there. If it is REV. MARCH 2006 227 © 2002, Fairmont Hotels and Resorts. All Rights Reserved.
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