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How to Install Fiber Optic Cabinet

Fiber Optic Cabinet become more and more popular than traditional cables. Whereas traditional cables use wire to transmit electric signals, optical cables transmit light via fiber optic communications, making them immune to interference that traditional cables are vulnerable to. Although in the past many people have opted to use traditional cables because of the high cost of fiber optical digital cables, in recent years these cable have become a simple, affordable alternative to traditional cables. Because of their affordability and easy installation, they are very desirable. Whether you've already purchased an optical digital cable and are looking for an installation guide, or are in the process of deciding whether or not to purchase one, the following guide will help you out. Installation Step 1: Preparation Check that the devices you wish to connect both accept optical audio cables. You're looking for connection ports that are square with rounded bottoms; they may be labeled "Optical" or, sometimes,"Digital". Remove and save the plastic covers from the ends of your cable. You will need them when you are finished using your optical digital audio cables. Step 2: Make the First Connection Connect one end of your cable to the port on your receiving device marked "Optical In". It may also be marked "Digital In". If you have plugged it in correctly, you will hear a click signifying that the cable is fastened securely. Step 3 - Make the Second Connection Connect the other end of your cable to the port on your source device marked "Optical Out". As with the port on the receiving device, it may also be marked "Digital In". As with the first port, you will hear a click if you have connected the cable correctly. Step 4 - Confirm the Success of Your Installation Turn on your devices, and test out the connection by sending some data from the source device to the receiving device.

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