Table 1—Cable Pair Identification Within Binder Groups
Pair No. Color
Tip Ring
1 White Blue.
2 White Orange.
3 White Green.
4 White Brown.
5 White Slate.
6 Red Blue.
7 Red Orange.
8 Red Green.
9 Red Brown.
10 Red Slate.
11 Black Blue.
12 Black Orange.
13 Black Green.
14 Black Brown.
15 Black Slate.
16 Yellow Blue.
17 Yellow Orange.
18 Yellow Green.
19 Yellow Brown.
20 Yellow Slate.
21 Violet Blue.
22 Violet Orange.
23 Violet Green.
24 Violet Brown.
25 Violet Slate.
(iii) The standard binder ribbon color code used to designate 25-pair binder groups within 600-pair super units shall be as shown in Table 2:
Table 2—Cable Binder Group Identification
Group No. Color of bindings Group pair count
1 White-Blue 1–25
2 White-Orange 26–50
3 White-Green 51–75
4 White-Brown 76–100
5 White-Slate 101–125
6 Red-Blue 126–150
7 Red-Orange 151–175
8 Red-Green 176–200
9 Red-Brown 201–225
10 Red-Slate 226–250
11 Black-Blue 251–275
12 Black-Orange 276–300
13 Black-Green 301–325
14 Black-Brown 326–350
15 Black-Slate 351–375
16 Yellow-Blue 376–400
17 Yellow-Orange 401–425
18 Yellow-Green 426–450
19 Yellow-Brown 451–475
20 Yellow-Slate 476–500
21 Violet-Blue 501–525
22 Violet-Orange 526–550
23 Violet-Green 551–575
24 Violet-Brown 576–600
(iv) Super-unit binder groups shall be identified in accordance with Table 3:
Table 3—Super-Unit Binder Colors
Pair numbers Binder color
1–600 White.
601–1200 Red.
1201–1800 Black.
1801–2400 Yellow.
2401–3000 Violet.
3001–3600 Blue.
3601–4200 Orange.
4201–4800 Green.
4801–5400 Brown.
5401–6000 Slate.
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