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patch´cord
n.1.A conducting cord with a plug at each end, used to make connections between circuit terminals at a patchboard.
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Noun1.patchcord - a length of wire that has a plug at each end; used to make connections at a patchboard
conducting wire, wire - a metal conductor that carries electricity over a distance


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The system guarantees 10GBASE-T support today, with no limitations on channel length, patchcord length or patch cord configurations within standards-compliant channel configurations.
An example of this is an erroneously disconnected patchcord creates an IIM alarm that is forwarded to an IT service desk application such as CA Unicenter, Remedy or Tivoili.
Advanced user interface, including context sensitive help, for improved productivity -- Unique adapter scheme to support copper and fiber testing in the same unit As with all LANTEK testers, the new LANTEK 7G provides users with important cost savings thanks to its unique adapter-less design to enable testing with patchcords.
 
 
 
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