Complete How To Label Network Patch Panels, Cable Wraps and Flags w 4200 Dymo Marker BridgeCable.com
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- Patch Panel custom labels using the 4200 Series Dymo Maker | Internal Training listed here - www.bridgecabl...
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Avoid using a pen or a sharpie on a patch panel! Use the supplied label makers for the patch panels if you need to expand or make custom cables. For network cabling flags that is typically used in a troubleshooting role and wraps should be as well on the patch panels and APs, Wireless Access Points, and at times the wall plates/jacks. Typically not needed at the end locations like one that is using a faceplate or wall plate. Slightly overkill at that point.
This is material on our test so make sure you have the proper sizes of tapes.
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Thanks for putting this out there. I work as a commercial electrician apprentice, but we do ethernet sometimes and it's good to know how yall do things. Want to make it look good and easier for the next person to work on 👍 I want to be well rounded once I get my liscense
You have a great plan for yourself! Skilled in both EC work and telecom......in time you will be sought after by companies....or even start your own shop! Bravo!
Take a shot everytime he says jimmy, you would be dead. 😂
Classic video.....crowd favorite and in the office as well :)
lol, this should be called "Two ways to not print a Flag" starring Jimmy
LOL
Nice to see a supervisor emphasizing quality. If I were looking to hire a firm to do work, this is the attitude I would be looking for. You are going to PAY for word done, you might as well get quality.
That guy was a bit rough....but more humor. It's the little things on the site.....some people notice!!
“Have you ever cooked, Jimmy? Yes?” 😂
LOL.....some humor in our videos :)
Wish i had a boss like you! 😂
Paul means well.....good sense of humor.....but the guys get some great training!
This video gives me Seinfeld vibes.
Who is George though? :)
The Cable Flag is not correct, Jimmy needs to be retrained the Cable flag has the same think on both sides like an actual flag.
Work in progress.....Jimmy knows EXACTLY what is what these days :)
What size tape do yall typically use for the patch panels. Our new boss is getting us the brother 500ws and i want to make sure i have the right size
3/4 or 3/8 on certain panels. The Brothers are nice too.....just sticking with these brand as all our techs carry the same unit so we can swap out, etc.
Know of any consumer versions that will print cable wraps as well? Either Brother or Dymo? Hoping to spend about $100
Second follow up, Does this model do Heat shrink labels and would you think these are worth it over just doing a cable wrap with regular tape instead?
Dymo 4200 we have about 10 of them in the field.....starting to bring in the 5200 models. Old age debate....Brother or etc.....pick one that the team can carry...so they can swap out tapes if they are low :)
@@BridgeCable Ever tried the Brother PT-E550W, it's amazing.
@@BerserkeR_031 We had to pick one....happened on Dymo....Brother is a good machine too!
Just Tone it out save your time, at the end of the day it's ALWAYS mislabeled
LOL - I get it.....but we have been blessed or lucky to keep some order in the field :)
This guy in a knuckle head
Which one?!?! LOL
Tahahaha "Low end people" !!!
Ok......it helps some....others I guess are light years ahead of us....love to see your perfect videos :)
dymo sucks ass. hard to peel tape, poor print., tape always getting stuck and cutting the tape is horrible.
We like them.....I think it just depends on the brand of the labels.
2:48 "Let's call this cable, Paul. Nobody likes Paul" 🥹🥹
Owner has a sense of humor.....some good....some bad :) Work in progress!