Specifications

Status: Released
Version:2.2
Document: ITS-AVS Audio Visual Standards
V2.2Issued.docx
Author: Dean McFadden
Save Date: 25/08/2014
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2.12.6 Fly Leads
The AV Integrator shall provide all necessary AV fly leads for every connection plate and all patch leads
necessary to enable the connection of the system. All leads must be of reputable manufactured and be fully
tested. The AV integrator must ensure that all leads are factory pre-molded, of suitable size to fit within cable
trenches and ducts.
Fly leads must be of sufficient length but not excessive for easy connection to the device when located in its
typical location. Fly leads with excessive length will be rejected by RMIT and will be replaced at the integrators
expense.
Where multiple fly leads are provided at a single location, then they must be contained in a suitable tight fitting
woven nylon cable sock or similar. Where a Laptop loom, or any other loom requiring Ethernet is created, the
AV integrator must supply and include a CAT6(A) fly lead as part of the loom.
Fly leads installed in student or public spaces must be secured to prevent unauthorized removal. Nylon P-clips
or other similar methods are acceptable.
Where a push button controller is installed, the VGA and HDMI fly leads must be clearly labeled to match the
wording on the appropriate push button i.e. Laptop VGA, Laptop HDMI.
Fly leads provided to connect user equipment must be of the following:
Type
Manufacture / Model
Connectors
Length
HDMI
Extron HDMI Ultra, Kramer C-HM/HM/PRO
HDMI – HDMI
0.9-3m
VGA + Audio
Extron MVGA-A M-M, Kramer C-
MGMA/MGMA
VGA (M) – VGA (M)
0.9-3m
USB
Generic – USB 2.0
USB (M) – USB (F)
1.0-3m
Data
Krone - CAT6/CAT6A TBC with project
documents.
RJ45 – RJ45
1.0-3m
2.12.7 Separation
Maintain separation distances required by Standards and other applicable codes and regulations between
power/lighting circuit cabling, communications cabling and other cabling and services.
2.12.8 Protection against Mechanical Damage
Wiring systems installed in locations where there is a risk of mechanical damage shall be adequately protected
in accordance with but not limited to AS 3000, AS3080, TS 001, TS 008 and TS 009:
2.12.9 Bend Radius
In order to maintain cable integrity and signal performance, cables shall not be bent beyond its manufacture’s
recommendation. Bend requirements must be specifically adhered to for all HDMI, Category 6 and Fibre optic
cabling for during the installation and as installed as they may be different.
AV Integrator shall observe manufacturers’ recommendations regarding cable bend radius, or where
unspecified bend at no less than eight times the overall diameter of the cable. Cables should be anchored
immediately before the start and after the finish of the bend. Provide all patch bays and wall, floor & ceiling
outlets plus associated patch cables as required providing a fully functioning system.