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Re: Labelling Cables - an alternative algorithm


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  • Subject: Re: Labelling Cables - an alternative algorithm
  • From: paulw@xxxxxxx
  • Date: Mon, 3 Dec 2001 18:03:00 +0000
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I find that the label printer (or at least the one I have) doesn't tend to
stick to well - I'd be worried about the labels coming off during the pull,
whereas a few wraps of tape are pretty permanent,

I think Mark has made the explanation too verbose, and hence it looks worse
that it is.   Basically.

a.  No. of red loops indicate cable no. in bundle (1-4),
b. Colour of non-red tapes indicate destination room
c. Number of non red tapes indicate a particular quad box in the room (1..,
2.. etc)

-- Paul --





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