COLUMN 1... CC = CABLE CODE / CABLE TYPE - USE: TABLE 1

• Current assigned values are given in Table 1.
• Locate the cable type on table 1 and assign the two (2) letter code.
• (new assignments are made by the cable installation/database managers.)

• The CABLE TYPE/CABLE NUMBER consists of six (6) characters. The CABLE TYPE is the first two (2) characters of the serial number on the labels.

• ASSIGNED BY THE CABLE DATABASE MANAGER (CDM).
• This is the last four (4) characters of the serial numbers as seen on the label.
• This second portion of the serial number is assigned consecutively for each CABLE TYPE in the data base.

• BOTH ARE ASSIGNED BY THE REQUESTER.
• EXAMPLES ARE SUPPLIED IN TABLE 2

• Origin (13 Characters maximum) - Destination (10 Characters maximum). The number of characters is restricted, due to label size, to the above maximum values.

• CHOICES TO CONSIDER:
• If the cable run is from relay rack to relay rack the ORIGIN will be the lower rack number of the two.
• If the cable run is from relay rack to tunnel the ORIGIN will be the relay rack.
• If the cable run is from tunnel to tunnel the ORIGIN will be the lower quad number.
• Additionally a particular power supply may be designated as the ORIGIN or DESTINATION.
• In the case of power supply to power supply cabling, an individual choice must be made for each occurrence.

• NO TABLE
• ASSIGNED BY REQUESTER
• The Function Code is made up / created by the requester. It should be descriptive of the cable function and should mean something to the person in charge of the system.

• NO TABLE
• Simply jot down the length of each specific cable in feet.

• Choose the respective code for the building description which best describes the area.
• This table is incomplete. Assignments will be made as we go.
• If a specific area is not on the list, type/write out a message in the cell or on the email and a code will be assigned by the DBM.

• On Table 3 locate the SYSTEM to which the cable is assigned and jot down the respective code from the left hand column.

• For labeling purposes this is the second character of a two (2) letter string.
• (The first character represents the MACHINE (BEAM LINE) in which the cable will be installed.)

COLUMN 9... MACHINE / BEAM LINE DESIGNATORS - USE: TABLE 4

• On Table 4 locate the MACHINE / BEAM LINE to which the cable is assigned and jot down the respective code from the left hand column.

• For labeling purposes this is a two (2) letter string, the first character representing the MACHINE (BEAM LINE) where the cable will be installed, and the second character representing the SYSTEM to which the cable is assigned.

COLUMN 10... Type in your name.

COLUMN 11 & 12... For Database Manager only ... (date data is entered / the data entry person's name)

NOTE: If the CABLE INSTALLATION MANAGER is required to terminate the cables, the requester will be required to also supply the ORIGIN and DESTINATION TERMINATION TYPE.

NOTE: The maximum number of characters allowed for each field of the cable label will be: