Honeywell control panel QND88PQND48P User Manual

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Distribution Panel
Users Guide
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Congratulations on your purchase of a QuickNetwork QND88P/48P Distribution Panel.  Your Distribution Panel 
seamlessly combines both external services and internal signals to give you complete control over which signals 
or services are used in any location of your home or office.  
External Services – External Services are those services that originate outside your home.  The three most 
common services are telephone service, TV service (this may be antenna, cable or Satellite TV) and, in certain...

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Benefits of a Structured Wiring System  
If we compare today’s home to those of the previous decade, we see many differences.  One of the biggest 
changes we find is the amount of electronics, and the types of services that are available.  Today’s homes 
have satellite dishes, multiple computers, VCR’s, TV’s and stereo equipment along with services like the 
Internet that have brought information to us in ways we could not have imagined.   
These new products and services bring the need to to manage...

-4- Wiring and Multi-Media Cable 
One of the most important components of a Structured Wiring System is the wiring. For example, having 
a high-speed Internet modem will do you no good if the wire can’t process the information fast enough.  
When it comes to your wiring, you need to ask two questions.  How much information can my wire 
handle (known as bandwidth) and how fast can it handle it (known as through-put)?  
Receptacles and Multi-Media Outlets 
The telephone, data, TV and Multi-Media outlets...

-5- 3.  With the Demarcation Run connected at the distribution panel, we can now connect the Wiring and 
Multi-Media cable running to the receptacles in each room, creating the roadway for signals to travel. 
4.  At the receptacle location, we use telephone and TV patch cords to connect from the receptacles to 
the equipment in the room. 
Telephone Signal Management 
The accompanying diagram shows how signals flow through 
the Telephone Distribution Module. 
1.  Your installer connected the incoming...

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TV Signal Management 
1.  Your installer ran a RG6 coax cable from the 
demarcation point to the Coax input on the rear of the 
module.   
2.  The coax wires coming from the rooms in your home are 
connected to the coax outputs on the front of the 
distribution module. 

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