JBHSR-01-RI-SP-202 (1)

SP
Jakarta-Bandung High Speed Railway

Halim-Tegal Luar Section
Construction Drawing
Technical Specification
KARAWANG Auxiliary Building

(Karawang Production And Living Complex Building A)
(Karawang Production And Living Complex Building B)
(Karawang Infrastructure Maintenance Complex Building C)
(Karawang Track Garage D)
(Karawang Material Shed E)
(Karawang Oil Depot F)
(Karawang Guard Building G)
(JBHSR-01-RI-SP-202)
(C1)
China Railway Design Group Corporation

AGA Joint Operation Consortium
August 2021
INDEX OF CHAPTERS
A. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF IT SYSTEM AND DATA CABLE NETWORK
B. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF TELEPHONE WORKS
C. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION OF IP CCTV SYSTEM
D. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION OF FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
E. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION OF SOUND SYSTEM WORKS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Indonesia Jakarta-Bandung High Speed Railway Halim-Tegal Luar Section
A. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF IT SYSTEM AND DATA CABLE NETWORK
1. SCOPE OF WORK
1.1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION

This technical specification explains the description and requirements in terms of supply and
installation of all equipment as well as the operation of all Data Infrastructure Network, either
attached or constructed outside the building, as shown in the drawings or in other parts of this
technical specification.
IT & DATA system provide the access conditions of network and telephone, and the computer
and telephone are not in the scope of IT & DATA system.
1.2 WORK DESCRIPTION

The works included in the scope comprising:
1. Procurement and installation of active devices such as Core Switch, Distributions
Switch, Access Switch, router, etc. for data network.
2. Procurement and installation of data cable network UTP Category 6.
3. Procurement and installation of Fiber Optic cable for backbone
Connectivity.
4. Procurement and installation of the patch lead to the patch rack and desktop for data.
5. Procurement and installation of cables and devices in the rack including the rack unit.
6. System performance of 20-year warranty.
7. Procurement and installation of cable tray, conduit and accessories for
data network cabling.
8. Making As-built drawings, manual operation and maintenance.
9. Warranty and maintenance of the works for a period of 12 months from the date of
practical completion.
10. Testing and certification of the works in accordance with this specification and
standards.
1.3 Coordination
At the time of procurement of materials and installation, Contractor for IT & DATA installation
must coordinate with other parts of the job / other Contractors. If there is an item of work by
another contractor, then Contractor shall prepare / submit the said materials with the method
statement. During installation by another contractor, then the Contractor for Fire Alarm system
must be present to give directions so that the result will be in line with the installation
requirements.
In addition, Contractor of RI shall be coordination with MEP for installation or procurement of
materials.
2. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
Contractor is required to submit a proposal on structured cabling system, describing the
complete telecommunication infrastructure (patch panels, patch cords, cables, faceplates and
outlets) required for system uniformity distribution, which also functions as a multimedia solution
to support 10 Gb and 1000Mbps (1GbE) and provides a 20-year system warranty.
The solution offered should be able to use flexible methods for patching meet Moves, Adds &
Changes (MAC's).
2.1 STANDARD USED

1. AS/ACIF S009, Installation Requirement for Customer Cabling (Wiring Rules)
2. ISO/IEC 18010, Commercial Building Standard for Telecommunication Pathway and
Spaces
3. ISO/IEC 14763-1, Administration of Communication Cabling Systems – Basic
Requirement
4. IEC61935-1:2000, Testing of Balanced Communication Cabling in Accordance with
ISO/IEC 11801-Part 1
5. ISO 11801 Ed 2, Information Technology – Generic Cabling for Customer Premises
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6. TIA/EIA 568-B.2-1, Transmission Performance Specification for 4 Pair 100 Ohms Cat6
Cabling (Alternate Reference Only).
3. STRUCTURED CABLING SYSTEM (SCS)

Backbone link use Fiber Optic Cable and should be support 10 Gb for interconnection Data
Center to each Building, Vertical Cabling System is cabling system connection from distribution
switch to each floor should be use Fiber Optic Cable indoor and Star Topology, minimum
support 1GB with mini GBIC (1000Base SFP).
3.1 WORK AREA SYSTEM

Contractor is required to provide and perform the installation as well as cable interconnection
between active terminal equipment and a telecommunication outlet.
a) Faceplate
Faceplate offered with the following specifications:
 1,2 Port
 Label which can be seen and read clearly
b) Telecommunication Outlets (OT)
Telecommunication Outlet is modular 8-position/8-contact outlet receiving a standard RJ45

connector. Telecommunication Outlet should be based on the following specifications:
 Can be used for 0.4 - 0.64 mm diameter solid copper wires attached to contact
 Allows the use of dust cover
 Registered and certified by Underwriter Laboratories (UL)
 Made of High Impact material, Flame Retardant, UL94-V0 rated thermoplastic material
 Meet ISO/IEC 11801:2002 Cat6 standard
 Near End Crosstalk (NEXT) for Telecommunication Outlet: ≥54dB @ 100Mhz, and
≥46dB @ 250Mhz.
 Wiring Scheme T568A ISO/IEC 11801:2002
b) Work Area Patch Cord

Patch Cord is made with RJ45 Connector and Shark Fin of lengths 1, 2, 3, 5, 10 & 15
meters.
3.2 HORIZONTAL CABLE SYSTEM

a) Cable Category 6 for 1 Gigabit Ethernet
b) Contractor must provide 4 pairs solid cable with separator for horizontal connecting
which connects each telecommunication outlet (TO) or consolidation point (CP) to Floor
Distribution (FD).
c) Type for horizontal cable is 100Ω 4-pair Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) Cable for Cat
6 application, with CM or CMR jacketing.
d) Cable Withdrawal and placement using Star Topology method from Floor Distribution
to each telecommunication outlet on each floor. Cable connection cable is not be
allowed without any termination or splicing
3.3 TERMINATION OF DATA CENTRE, EQUIPMENT ROOM AND TELECOMMUNICATION

ROOM
The size, location and facilities of the Equipment and Telecommunications Room should follow
the ISO / IEC 18010:2002 standard.
a) Racks and Management Cable
Contractor to provide a 19 " rack with 42RU to UTP Patch Panel termination. Cabinet rack
should be equipped with keys for security reasons.
b) Cross-Connect System
Modular Outlet Patch Panel Cat6 with 8 pin modular socket with NEXT loss value for worst
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pair to outlets of ≥ 54dB @ 100 MHz, and ≥ 46dB @

250Mhz. Patch Panels are available with a capacity of 24 ports and 48 ports 1U 2U. Wiring
Management made of plastic or steel material with 1U size.
c) Patch Cords
Contractor is required to provide Patch Cord 6 for cross-category connection, inter-
connection, patch panels and other network equipment. All patch cords are products of
lengths 1, 2, 3, 5, 10 & 15 m.
3.4 BACKBONE SYSTEM

Backbone link should be Fiber Optic Cable and should support 10 Gb for interconnection Data
Center to each Building (Fiber to the building). Vertical Cabling System (cabling system
connection from distribution switch to each floor) should use indoor Fiber Optic Cable and Star
Topology, Horizontal cabling systems consist of 4-pair UTP copper cable with separator for
voice and UTP Cat6 4-pair Copper with a separator for data. UTP Cable to be used not
exceeding 90 m. Withdrawal of cord by using Star Topology method, which has been
terminated in the Equipment Room (ER) or Building Distributor (BD) on one end, and on the
other end in Floor Distribution (FD).
3.5 BUILDING DISTRIBUTOR AND EQUIPMENT ROOM

The size, location and other facilities of the Building Distributor and/or Equipment Room should
follow the ISO / IEC 18010:2002 standard. Lighting should be on the front and back of the
installation done, the patch panel and other equipment is required to be 500 lux at 1 m above
the floor surface to meet the ISO / IEC 18 010 standard. Lighting must be conditioned to
minimize shadow on the patching and termination areas.
3.6 OVERVOLTAGE PROTECTION

Contractor must provide equipment for overvoltage protection to all incoming lines from service
provider and to all lines above ground or below ground of the inter-building installation network.
a) Overvoltage Protection up to 16 Mbps

Contractor is required to supply 230-volt overvoltage magazine with overvoltage arrestor for all
incoming lines via copper cable to minimize the effect of lightning.
b) Overvoltage Protection over 16 Mbps
For data application above 16 Mbps, equipment discharge-arrestor 3-point protection is to be
used for overvoltage protection.
Protection of electrical equipment of 10 pairs or one single protection unit is to be supplied by

contractor.
3.7 EARTHING AND BONDING

At each location of the Equipment Room (ER), Telecommunication Room (TR), Building
Distribution and Floor Distribution, the contractor is required to provide Communication Earthing
System (CES) with two telecommunication utility earthing system for both earthing and earthing
protection functions as set forth in the AS / ACIF S009 Clause 5.6 – Earthing.
Materials for earthing wire to be used for the CES system has green / yellow insulation with
minimum size of 6mm2.
3.8 SYSTEM PERFORMANCE

Channel Performance is the preferred channel for acceptable criteria / accepted for all
installations, if possible. All Permanent Link in the network and all end-user patch cords,
equipment and work area are attached and installed upon completion of tests. When Channel
Performance (with Patch Cord) cannot be done, Permanent Link Performance (without Patch
Cord) is acceptable / accepted for the said installation.
a) Channel Link Performance

Channel must meet the minimum requirements of ISO 11 801 Ed 2 for Class E (using Cat 6
components). When doing the Channel Link Testing, patch cords must be worned by the next
customer.
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b) Permanent Link Performance

Permanent must meet the minimum requirements of ISO 11 801 Ed 2 for Class E (using Cat 6
components).
3.9 EXPERTS
Contractor shall submit a list of names of staff and certification numbers of engineers for
products to be supplied. Contractors must include a supporting letter from principal
representative showing address and contact person or technical support center of the product
to be supplied.
3.10 APPLICATION ASSURANCE AND WARRANTY

Contractor must provide a 20-year System Performance Warranty and 5-years Product
Warranty of the product after testing and commissioning of Structured Cabling System is
installed.
3.11 COMPLIANCE TESTS

a) The installer is required to perform tests on each attached UTP Cable and Fiber Cable,
following performance standards of ISO / IEC 11 801.
b) All test reports stating Passes, Passes * and Failures must be kept by the installer
until accepted by the customer in the field.
Customer Acceptance for final test results will be given to the end-user for retention
purpose.
c) For test results stating Failures cannot be accepted as part of the installation that is
guaranteed / warranted. For test results stating Passes * must be verified and re-
installed until the test results show Pass. All costs for verification and ratification shall
be borne by the installer.
d) Class E Performance Testing on Cat6 Installation Structured Cabling System must be
tested based on the requirements of ISO / IEC 11801 Standard Class E using Level 3
testers which are referred to the IEC 61935. 1-Testing Results include 100% testing
of all installations and in the electronic data files for all cables installed by stating the
name of the operator who conducts the test, date, name of place, cable identification,
cable lengths, insertion loss, NEXT, PSNEXT, ACR PSACR, Propagation Delay, Delay
Skew, ELFLEXT, PSELFLEXT and Return Loss.
Compliance criteria must follow the requirements of ISO / IEC 11801:2002 for Class E
Copper Permanent Link or Channel.
e) Test Result Documentation
Results from testing are in the form of hard copy and soft copy in Microsoft Windows
Office application format, or in Fluke Link Ware format.
3.12 JOB HANDOVER

a. Upon job completion, audits will be done on Contractor’s work to see the quality of
installation, reliability of performance as well as to match the engineering diagrams.
If there are any installation changes from engineering diagrams, then improvements
must be completed within 2 weeks. Job Handover is to be carried out 3 weeks after
Contractor finishes the work and hands over all documents to the end-user.
Report on the Job Handover will not be signed if the repair work is still undergoing or if
labeling is not completed.
b. Labeling and Numbering
Each unit of equipment to be installed, patch panels and cables must have the same
identification labels as the labels on the outlet.
Naming / labeling for shelves and cabinets from bottom to top, right to the left by placing
the letter "I" for incoming and "O" for outgoing.
Cables and Outlet should be labeled with the same format:
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Consolidation Point uses additional numbering label by stating the distance connecting
to the FD (Floor Distributor) in meters
c. Installation Requirements
1) All cables to be installed must be inside the conduit / flexible conduit.
2) All UTP cable must be installed under / less than 100 meters.
3) Ensure that there are no UTP cable that is connected inside the conduit at the time
of withdrawals.
4) To avoid the influence of electric voltage, the distance between the lines data cable
and power cable / power is required to follow the provisions in the table below:
- All cables installed, must meet the minimum bending radius according to the
manufacturer's technical specifications for each diameter size cable.
- All surface / mechanical parts protecting the cable do not cause damage to the
cable.
- Withdrawal of data cable (UTP) should have a path itself (Tray cable), to avoid
the occurrence of induction with power cable power (strong currents).
5). Draw wire (fishing line wire cable) must be installed on all PVC conduit
3.13 MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT
a. All materials (cables, outlets, patch cords, patch panels, etc.) must be new products with
packaging / original packs, and products that have passed tests / approved by the
manufacturer.
b. Contractor must handover the surfaces where installation is performed back to its original state
and repair and/or repaint it.
c. Contractor shall provide literature / manuals including technical data for maintenance and
operation of all equipment installed. Catalogues associated with materials, instruments,
components and equipment that will be supplied must be submitted prior to installation
d. Equipment required in the withdrawal of data cable (Structured Cabling system) including:
1) Cable Fiber Optic Outdoor

 Fiber dimension : 62.5 m-core 125m - cladding
 Buffered fiber min. bend radius : 0,75 inch
 Operating temperature range : -20degree C to 85degree C
 Max. fiber loss : 3.4 db/km at 850 nm 1,0 db/km at 1.300 nm
 Minimum bandwidth : 200Mhz-km at 850nm, 500Mhz–km at 1300nm
 Numerical operation : 0.275
 Type : Single Mode 24 Core
Cable Fiber Optic Indoor

 Fiber dimension : 62.5 m-core 125m - cladding
 Buffered fiber min. bend radius : 0,75 inch
 Operating temperature range : -20degree C to 85degree C
 Max. fiber loss : 3.4 db/km at 850 nm 1,0 db/km at 1.300 nm
 Minimum bandwidth : 200Mhz-km at 850nm, 500Mhz–km at 1300nm
 Numerical operation : 0.275
 Type : Single Mode Drop Wire 4 Core
2) Patch Panel Fiber Optic (LIU /Light-Guide Interconnecting Unit)

 Fiber dimension : 62.5 m-core
 Used for termination and splicing fiber optic cable
 is modular and allows cross-connect applications, interconnect, termination and splicing
fiber optic cable.
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 be placed in the wall Type connector : ST or SC, ceramics with the average loss of 0.3
db, operating temperature - 40 s / d 85 degrees Celsius with an average performance
change = 0.1 db.
3) Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) Cable Cat. 6

 It is required that the entire cord withdrawal at the work site must use cables of International
Standard TIA/EIA-568-B.2-1 and ISO/IEC11801 2nd requirements.
 For use of horizontal cable / installation cable must be of category 6
UNSHIELDED TWISTED PAIR (UTP) type with separator and according to International
Standard TIA/EIA 568-B.2-1 and ISO/IEC11801 2nd requirements.
 Cable Construction UTP category 6 as follows:
- Construction : 4×2×AWG24
- Conductor : AWG 24 Solid Copper
- Insulation : PE
- Core : 4 Twist Pairs
- Sheath : PVC, LSZH or PE
- Color : Blue or Grey
- Diameter : 6.3 mm
4) Modular Patch Panels

 Patch Panels are central of the entire cable which are installed from each job site (TO) and
patch panels should use design size 19" rack standard for structured cabling.
 Modular patch panel should also refer to International Standard
TIA/EIA-568B.2-1 Category 6 requirements.
 Each Modular Patch Panel port must have labels referring to each location it represents.
 Patch panel used must be of Modular Type kind.
 Electrical and Mechanical Performance:
- Contact resistance: ≤ 100Mohm
- Life (plug in /out) : ≥ 750 times
- Unbalance capacitance: ≤ 330pF/100m
- IDC life: ≥ 200 times
- Dielectric strength: AC 1KV, 1 Min. no Fail
- Gold plating thickness: ≥ 50u
5) Telecommunication Outlet (Key Stone Jack)
 Entire Telecommunication Outlet (Unshielded Key Jack) refers to International

Standard TIA/EIA-568B.2-1 category 6
 Standard Key Stones (Modular Jack) installed throughout the Terminal

Outlet (Face Plate) and Patch Panel uses model 1800 configuration.
 Electrical Performance:
- Voltage rating: 125 VAC RMS
- Current rating: 1.5 AMP
- Contact resistance: 100Mohm MAX
- Insulation resistance: 1000Mohm MIN @ 500V DC
- Dielectric strength: 750V AC RMS 60Hz 1MIN
- Unbalance capacitance: ≤330pF/100m
 Mechanical Performance
- Housing material: PC UL94V-0
- Insert material: PBT+20%GF UL94V-0
- PCB material: FR-4 1.6mm (Thickness)
- Contact material: Phosphor bronze stamp PIN 0.35mm
- Gold plating thickness on contacts 50um
- IDC contact material
nickel plating: Phosphor bronze 0.50mm with silver or
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- Wire: AWG 22 ~ 24
- Life (plug in /out) : ≥750 times
- IDC life: ≥200 times
6). Face Plate
 Entire Face Plate with Angle type for maintaining the bending
radius.
 Each Face Plate / Outlet must be labeled for indicating the location of
data points.
 Patch Cord
- Use Unshielded patch cord type with International Standard TIA/EIA-568B.2-1
Category 6 requirements.
- Patch cord used is of size 2 m and 3 m to be attached to Patch Panel
(inside rack) and Face Plate (outlet).
- To produce good performance, patch cord used must be original.
7). Wiring Management Cable/ Cable Guide
 Design of wiring cable management can be used for UTP Cable & fiber Optic cable
solution.
 Wiring management cable must be of 19” standard and refers to international
standard TIA/EIA-568-B.2-1 and ISO/IEC11801 2nd requirements.
 Wiring management cable must be of size 1U
8) WAN Router
No. Description Qty Unit

1. Router with 3 x 1GE RJ-45 Port unit
Specification:
 Support throughput minimum 200Mbps upgradable 400 Mbps

 Support minimum total 3 port 1GE, which minimum 2 Port 1GE Dual-Mode SFP / Native
UTP
 Support Memory RAM minimal 4 GB
 Support minimum 3 NIM Slot
 Support warranty minimum one year from principal.
 Router that supports enterprise-class firewall and VPN capabilities, such as IP-Sec VPN,
DMVPN, GETVPN
 Support IPv4 and IPv6.
 Support security feature ACL, Control Plane Policing (COPP), QOS, Modular QOS CLI
(MQC), MPLS, URPF, SSHv2.
 Support management feature like web base management and CLI management.
 Support static routing and dynamic routing (BGP, OSPF, RIP, EIGRP) for IPv4 and IPv6
 Support authentication feature TACACS+, RADIUS)
 Support SNMP,v2,and v3
 Support ftp, TFTP feature
 Support traffic shaping
 Support link aggregation
 Support and warranty at least 1 year includes: replacement with new devices when there
is damage to the switch, free software updates, assistance and help troubleshooting the
network configuration and network access problem escalation within 8x5xNext Business
Day.
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9) Internet Router

1. Chassis unit
2. Software and support license unit per chassis
3. Memory 16 GB unit per chassis
(Adv Enterprise)
4. Module Transceiver 1Gbps SPF (Ethernet) unit
Specification:
 Support built-in Route Processor, Embedded Services Processor (ESP) and Shared Port
Adapter (SIP) Interface processor
 Support share port adapters,1 port
 Support forwarding throughput 2,5Gbps
 Support Optional upgrade performance up to 20Gbps with activation license
 Support Embedded hardware-based encryption capacity up to 8-Gbps crypto support
throughput
 Support optional Data Center Interconnect (DCI) Services for supporting Overlay
Transport Virtualization (OTV), Virtual Extensible LAN (VXLAN), Locator/ID Separation
Protocol (LISP) and Virtual Private LAN Services (VPLS) with activation license
 Support license Advanced Enterprise Services
 Support High-performance security for crypto, firewall, and Network Address Translation
(NAT) sessions
 Support 16 GB DRAM
 Support optional software redundancy
 Support 6 x Gigabit Ethernet Small Form-Factor Pluggable (SFP) port and 2 x 10G SFP+
Port
 Support port 4-GB External USB flash-memory
 Support license for running Firewall feature
 Support license for IP-Sec VPN
 Support Redundant power supply
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10) Internet Security

1. Chassis unit
2. Software and support license Unit/chassis
Specification:
(Operating System & License IPS & AMP)
 Support minimum 8 x 1 Gigabit Ethernet ports

 Support firewall throughput 4Gbps, multiprotocol throughput 2Gbps
 Support IPS throughput minimum 1.2Gbps
 Support 3DES/AES VPN throughput minimal 700Mbps
 Support ability to terminate minimum of 5,000 IP-Sec site- to- site VPN
 Support capability VPN User anyconnect minimum 5,000 connection
 Support concurrent session minimum 1,000.000
 Support concurrent session minimum 50,000 new connections per second
 Support VLAN application minimum 500 VLAN
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 Support a minimum of two virtual firewalls and virtual firewall amount can be enhanced by
the license be up to 100 virtual firewalls.
 Support memory minimal 16 GB and system flash 8 GB.
 Support redundant power supply
 Supports the addition of features antivirus, anti- spam, anti- spyware, anti- phishing URL
filtering
 Support failover and load balance (active-active & active-standby) firewall.
 Support for 2 mode installation, routed and transparent
 Support minimum routing protocols static dan OSPF
 Must be managed centrally include: Fault, Configuration, Accounting, Performance and
Security management using network applications and security management system.
 Must have the same brand with the core switch for easy maintenance and installation, and
ensure device interoperability.
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11) Wireless Controller

1 Chassis Controller with license for 126 Access Point unit
2 Chassis for High Availability Unit
3 Power Supply per unit
Specification:
 Support minimum AP per Wireless LAN Controller for 126 AP upgradable up to 1500 AP
per Wireless LAN Controller
 Wireless LAN Controller support up to 20000 client device can connected at the same time
 Wireless LAN Controller support up to 4096 VLAN
 Wireless LAN Controller support throughput min 10Gbps
 Integrated Solution for RF visibility, policy provisioning , network optimization,
troubleshooting, monitoring security and Wireless LAN Management System
 Appliance based Controller
 Can be used to manage and me -monitor and control access points offered (at point after
this)
 Support IEEE 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11d, 802.11e, 802.11h, 802.11n, 802.11u,
802.11w, 802.11ac
 Support IEEE 802.3 10BASE-T, IEEE 802.3u 100BASE-TX specification, 1000BASE-T.
1000BASE-SX, 1000-BASE-LH, IEEE 802.1Q, and IEEE 802.1AX
 Support capability can detect rogue APs with existing access points and support the
configuration of mesh APs using the same platform.
 Capable of Supporting Mesh configuration of APs in the same platform
 Have the ability to map wireless devices in the area of coverage
 Support Management feature:
o Direct console
o SSH
o Secure HTTP
o Telnet
o HTTP
 Have a Air - sensing technology that can detect RF anomalies without adding another
access point as well as the addition of a sensor
 Supports Voice and Data in a single SSID for VoWiFi and Unified Communication needs to
come. On the same device, voice packets should be set to get the highest priority and data
at a lower priority
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 Support QOS -multiple service levels, bandwidth contracts, traffic shaping and RF utilization
 Wireless LAN Controller that propose must support Wireless QOS (multiple service levels
) and can be limited to the bandwidth for a specific SSID and or per client on a specific SSID
 Support adaptive algorithm intelligent Radio Management
 Support automatic Band Steering to 5GHz
 Support Adaptive RF
 Support Client Load Balancing in spectrum Radio
 Support Client Airtime Fairness
 Support self healing
 Support Application Visibility Control
 Can set the Access Point to perform a self -healing in the event of RF interference around
the Access Point
 Wireless LAN Controller or as an integrated wireless solution must be able to identify the
type of device and also capable of limiting the type of device to be used in the network
 Must be able to detect the application used by the user and able to provide total application
usage statistics
 Support redundancy and failover
 The solution offered should be able to identify and block all popular applications such as
youtube, facebook and others. Can identify the type of application , a total of at least 1000
applications
 Support encrypted with DTLS communication between the Wireless LAN Controller and
Access Point for secure connections
 Able to work (compatible) with a proposed network management system.
 Support regulatory compliance:
o UL 60950-1, 2nd Edition
o EN 60950:2005
 Support and warranty at least 1 year includes: replacement with new devices when there is
damage to the switch, free software updates, assistance and help troubleshooting the
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12) Wireless Indoor Access Point
Specification:
 Support Dual functionality has a radio 802.11 a / g / n / ac that are certified by the Wi - Fi
Alliance. Supports Serial over Ethernet . Can use standard PoE ( 802.3af )
 consist of : Wireless Access Point with build -in antenna and channel with the option of
choice 802.11 ' a / g / n / ac ' , 2x10 / 100/1000 Base - T ( RJ - 45 ) Ethernet Interface (
supporting Power over Ethernet )
 Support management console port (RJ-45)
 Support dual band 2.4GHz and 5GHz
 Support 3x4:3 MIMO with three spatial stream.
 Support data rate minimum 1.3Gbps per AP.
 Support a self-healing features are automatic, so that it can maximize coverage by reducing
dead spots and ensure high availability for client connectivity
 Support Features a beam forming on the chip at the access point and not on antenna.
 Support Have a band -select feature, which allows the access point directs the client to use
the 5GHz frequency in advance if a client device allows.
 Must have a mounting wall / ceiling
 Support auto -sensing 10/100/1000, Power over Ethernet network port
 Support memory minimal DRAM 512MB and Flash 64MB
 AP must support out- of- the-box auto configuration on the network layer - 2 and layer - 3
configurations without the need to enter into AP
 Support IEEE standards:
o IEEE 802.11 (802.11a/g/n)
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o Ethernet IEEE 802.3 /IEEE 802.3u

o Power over Ethernet IEEE 802.3af
 Wifi certified for 802.11 a/g/n/ac in Indonesia
 Integrated antenna support minimum gain
o 2.4GHz – 4.0 dBi, internal Omni, horizontal beamwidth 360’
o 5GHz – 4.0 dBi, internal Omni, horizontal beamwidth 360’
 supports tunnel connection is encrypted with DTLS to the wireless controller . Control and
data 802.11 will be taken through this tunnel to the wireless controller
 Support Dual band dual radio AP that can perform scanning using a single RF radio and at
the same time be able to serve both client WLAN radio
 Support intelligent radio management technology adaptively
 features to support video streaming over wifi
 Support Rogue AP detection and AP interference
 Support technology to disable rogue APs , without additional license
 Support compliance for:
o Safety:
 UL 60950-1
 CAN/CSA-C22.2 No.60950-1
 UL 2043
 IEC 60950-1
 EN 60950-1
o Security:
 802.11i, Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 (WPA2), WPA
 802.1X
 Advanced Encryption Standards (AES), Temporal Key Integrity Protocol
(TKIP)
 Must have the same brand with the Wireless Lan Controller for easy maintenance and
installation, and ensures interoperability of devices
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13) DC NGFW (Next Generation Firewall)
Specification:
 1RU Form factor (rack units)

 having integrated Supervisor with 8 x 10 Gigabit Ethernet port and 2 network module (NM)
slots for I/O expansion
 Supporting Up to 24 x 10 Gigabit Ethernet (SFP+) interfaces; up to 8 x 40 Gigabit Ethernet
(QSFP+) interfaces with 2 network modules
 Have a Maximum 12Gbps Statefull inspection firewall + Application Visibility & Control
throughput
 Have a Maximum 10Gbps IPS + Application Visibility & Control throughput
 Can Handle Maximum 4,500,000 Concurrent sessions with AVC
 supporting more than 4000 applications, as well as geolocations, users, and websites
 Supporting to enables detection, blocking, tracking, analysis, and containment of targeted
and persistent malware, addressing the attack continuum both during and after attacks.
 Supporting URL Filtering more than 280,000,000 URL categorized
 Have a Centralized configuration, logging, monitoring, and reporting which will be
performed by the Management Center that can also manage the DMZ Firewall
 supporting VLANs up to 1024 VLANs
Day.
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4. LIST OF MATERIAL
1) General
 All materials supplied and installed by Contractor must be brand-new; the said
materials Should be specially installed for tropical climate.
 Contractor must be ready to replace materials which are not in line with the
specifications; with no extra charges.
 Equipment selection should consider the easy availability of fast moving components.
 The material and related certification should refer to Indonesian regulation..
2) Material List
NO. Description
1 UTP Cabling System

2 Backbone Cabling System
3 Server & Wall Mount Rack
7 Router
8 Firewall
9 Controller & AP Wireless
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B. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS TELEPHONE WORKS
I. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
installation of all equipment as well as the operation of all Telephone System installations, either
1.1. Drawings
 The drawings included in the work scope for installation of Telephone System in the Tender
Documents are drawings with RI code number.
 Contractor shall check the design against possible errors / mismatch in terms of quantity
as well as installation and the sort. The above-said things must be submitted in writing
prior to installation.
.
1.2 Standards / Regulations
All materials and installations in this work must meet the General Requirements for Electrical
Installation (PUIL) 2011 SPLN and international standards for Telephones Systems, applicable
in the Republic of Indonesia.
1.3 Material Samples

 For materials mentioned below, Contractor shall submit control samples prior to
installation.
 Technical quality, physical characteristics, and aesthetic quality of work of material
samples and agreed installation is binding.
 Cost for supplying material samples are borne by Contractor;
1.4 Clause on Returned Goods

Should discrepancies arise between drawings and specifications, items with higher technical
performance and/or items with higher cost is to be used.
1.5 Claim Waiver

Project owners are exempted from patents and the like for every type of material procurement
and set-up. Project owner is free from any claims or charges against special rights such as
patents and the like.
1.6 Coordination
At the time of procurement of materials and installation, Contractor for Telephone system
installation must coordinate with other parts of the job / other Contractors. If there is an item of
work by another contractor, then Contractor shall prepare / submit the said materials with the
method statement. During installation by another contractor, then the Contractor for Telephone
system must be present to give directions so that the result will be in line with the installation
requirements.
materials.
1.7 Work Images / Shop Drawing

For each execution prior to installation or provision of materials, Contractor shall submit shop
drawings at least 14 (fourteen) working days prior to installation.
1.8 Instructions on Use, Equipment Operation, and Equipment Maintenance

Contractor shall submit to the Owner, 1 (one) month before handing over, 14 (fourteen) sets of
installation / operation manual and maintenance manual of all equipment. All costs are borne
by Contractor.
1.9 Training
Contractor must provide training to the people appointed by Owner to be the operators so that
they can run and maintain these equipments. All costs are borne by Contractor.
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1.10 Warranty
All Fire Alarm system installation work must be guaranteed to work perfectly. All equipment
included within work scope of Telephone systems must be maintained free of charges for 12
(twelve) months after handover is done, with a manufacturer’s warranty for 1 (one) year. When
the period of free maintenance is over, Contractor may submit proposals to Owner for obtaining
maintenance contracts unless otherwise stated.
II. SPECIAL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
2.1 SCOPE OF WORK

The scope of work described below is to provide, fix, test / trial-run, all the telephone system
installation; as specified in the job description below and shown in the design drawings:
a. Procurement and installation of cables from MDF to PABX.
b. Channel / cable network from MDF to Terminal BOX/ TB which is in the building.
c. Telephone installation complete with cable, conduit, outlet in other unit areas.
d. Telephone handsets mounted to functional areas and the like.
e. Conduct supervision, commissioning, testing and trial-runs so that the telephone system,
from external cable network, Distribution Box, Terminal Box, internal cables to the
telephone handset functions properly and correctly, prior to handing over to building owner.
f. Administrative arrangements, permits, and testing of installation from TELKOM, as well as
telephone switching system installed to the TELKOM network
g. Conducting training and assist Owner’s personnel.
h. Carry out maintenance period for 6 months, including provision of spare parts.
i. Implementing warranty period for 1 (one) year of working lifespan of equipment installed,
after second handover.
j. Submit documents "as built drawings”, information, manuals, drawings / diagrams, parts
lists, administration and maintenance services and others.
k. Propose "maintenance contract" and provision of spare-parts and other matters relating to
the installation and workings of the telephone system.
l. Assist in arranging and procuring TELKOM connection.
m. The cable tray, conduit, steel pipe for all RI system shall be reserved in advance in the
building structure, it is the scope of the contractor of architecture. More detail of the
reservation of cable tray, conduit, steel pipe shall be refer to the BA/CS drawings or related
RI drawings.
Execution Terms and Conditions

 Contractor must assure owner that the work is carried out by experienced staff who will
follow applicable standards. During installation, contractor must assign a supervisor with
the relevant qualification.
 Contractor must replace damaged material to meet physical and technical requirements.
 Contractor shall ensure cleanliness of work area i.e., free of any pieces of wood, wire, metal
resulting from boring into walls / concrete or the like.
 Contractor shall conduct testing, start-up and demonstration if need be. All costs are borne
by Contractor.
2.2 Unified Communication
No. Description
1. CUCM Server
2. License for IP Phone
3. Base License
4. License for Telepresence
5. IP Phone for Users
6. IP Phone for Operators
7. Voice Gateway
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2.3 Communication and Collaboration Server

a. Communication and Collaboration system server with the following specification :
 Processor: Min 2 x 2.40 GHz E5-2630 v3/85W 8C/20MB Cache/DDR4 1866MHz
 Memory: Min 6 x 8GB DDR4-2133-MHz RDIMM/PC4-17000/single rank/x4/1.2v
 HDD: Min 8 x 300GB 6Gb SAS 10K RPM SFF HDD/hot plug/drive sled mounted
 NIC: Min 4 x Network Port 1Gb Adapter
 Support configuration RAID 0/1/5/6
 Server Installed Virt. Hypervisor 5.x (2-socket)
b. Server should be similar brand with other relevant equipments to ensure easy installation
and maintenance.
c. Support one-year Factory warranty from the principal.
d. Supporting letter from principal.
2.4 Comunication and Collaboration Application System
Application based on virtualization technology and Call Control Application System with the
following functions :
a. Solutions based on virtualization technology to support multiple applications on-one
hardware.
b. Provide 35 licenses that give access to users to register up to 10 devices are end -point /
mobile device, make video calls, instant messaging, becomes host to web conferencing by
using the same account.
c. Provide 150 licenses to register IP Phone Basic types
d. Provide two licenses to register the hardware endpoint video.
e. The system can perform call control functions.
f. The system can run the registration function for video endpoint device hardware and
software.
g. The system can provide security systems to video endpoint device hardware and software.
h. The hardware server that can be developed as a platform to offer Unified Communications,
IP Telephony, Contact Center, Video Gateway without having to replace the device.
i. Have the ability to synchronize with the LDAP server for user uniformity and security
systems.
j. Having the ability to encrypt the signaling and media used for security and privacy.
k. The system has an endpoint applications, which can be installed on the user's device, which
can be used to make voice calls, video, voice messaging, instant messaging, and presence.
l. Provide information Call Detail Record (CDR) for analysis and can be integrated with the
billing system.
m. Provide a factory warranty of at least 1 year.
2.5 Soft Client Systems Application
With the following functions:

a. Solutions based on virtualization technology to support multiple applications on one
hardware.
b. The system has a 35 user license for soft client.
c. The system has a soft client application that can be installed on the user's device / endpoint,
which can be used to access Voice, Video and Instant Messaging from the notebook / PC
(Windows and iOS) and mobile devices (Android and iOS).
d. Provide the capability for integration with both endpoints in point-to-point or multipoint with
existing devices.
e. Provide the ability registration and security system in the form of a user ID and password
authentication is done against the system in which the Call Control.
f. Provides the ability to view the status of other users such as online, offline or busy.
g. SIP (Session Initiation Protocol).
h. Supports standard desktop sharing with Binary Floor Control Protocol (BFCP).
i. Support standard video H.264 and AVC.
j. Support standard audio G.711, G.722, G.729.
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2.6 IP Phone Hardware:
a. IP Phone Tipe Basic
 Having a graphical display with a minimum size of 396 x 162 pixels, monochrome.
 Support Audio Wideband Quality.
 It is the same brand as Call Control for ease of support and maintenance.
 Support signaling Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Protocol.
 Support codec compression audio G.711a, G.711µ, G.729a, G.722, and Internet Low
Bitrate (iLBC).
 Supports static IP addressing or DHCP.
 Support for third-party applications XML.
 Having a 2-way navigation buttons and Select to facilitate arrangements.
 Support speakerphone full-duplex.
 Support Ability:
o Adjustable ring tone and volume level
o Barge
o Call Forward, Call Pickup, Call Waiting, Call Transfer
o Call Park, Call Back, Call Timer, Call Waiting, Caller ID
o Call History
o Conference
o Forced Access Codes (PIN)
o Group Call Pickup
o Message Waiting Indicator
o Music On Hold
o Redial
o Shared Line
o Auto-Answer
o Speed Dial
o Hot-desking for user sign-in via the handset so that it will use the user profile
associated
o Corporate directory
o Personal directory
 Have two internal Ethernet switch port 10/100 BASE-T RJ-45 for the port to the network
and to PC.
 Support Power over Ethernet IEEE 802.3af Class 1.
 Provide a factory warranty of at least 1 year.
 Supporting letter from principal.
b. IP Phone Operator Type + 1 Expansion
 Support a graphical display with a size of 5 ", 24-bit color depth, resolution of 800 x 480
pixels.
 It is the same brand as Call Control for ease of support and maintenance.
 Support signaling Session Initiation Protocol (SIP).
 Support codec compression audio G.711a, G.711µ, G.729a, G.722, dan Internet Low
Bitrate (iLBC).
 Supports static IP addressing or DHCP.
 Support for third-party applications XML.
 Support Audio Wideband / High Definition Voice.
 Having a 4-way navigation buttons and Select to facilitate arrangements.
 Has 4 buttons that can be custom / program.
 Support speakerphone full-duplex.
 Support expansion module has 36 buttons and a graphical display with 16-bit color depth,
resolution of 480 x 272 pixels.
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 Support Ability:
o Adjustable ring tone and volume level
o Barge
o Call Forward, Call Pickup, Call Waiting, Call Transfer
o Call Park, Call Back, Call Timer, Call Waiting, Caller ID
o Call History
o Conference
o Forced Access Codes (PIN)
o Group Call Pickup
o Message Waiting Indicator
o Music On Hold
o Redial
o Shared Line
o Auto-Answer
o Speed Dial
o Hot-desking for user sign-in via the handset so that it will use the user profile
associate
o Corporate directory
o Personal directory
o Busy Lamp Field
o Intercom
o Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) Dialing
 Support two internal Ethernet switch port 10/100 / 1000BASE-T RJ-45 for the port to the
network and to PC.
 Having a connection to RJ-9 headset.
 Provide a factory warranty of at least 1 year.
2.7 Voice Gateway
 The Solution is a Platform FULL IP with IPv4 and IPv6

 The solution is a Router/VG with voice feature
 Support SIP trunk RFCs 2883,2976,3261,3262,3264,3265.
 Support SIPv2 (Session Initiated Protocol), RFC 3261,3262,3263,3264,3265
 Support H.323 protocol-compliant interface to H.323 clients and gateways/ gatekeeper
 Provide minimum 4 slot of Network Module that support:
o Standart Network Module
o Enhanced Network Module
o Enhanced Extended Network Module
o High Density Extension Network Module
 Provide minimum one 128-Channel Packet Voice/Fax digital signal processor (DSP)
 Provide minimum one 2-port E1
 Provide minimum 12 port CO Trunk/FXO
 Provide redundant power supply
 Provide Conectivity:
o support minimum Three port 10/100/1000 Mpbs Base T Ethernet
 Module USB 1.1 minimal 2 slot
 Memory minimal:
o Minimal 256 Mb Compact Flash
o Minimal 512 Mb SDRAM
 Support Routing Protocol Static RIP, RIPv2, and OSPF
 Provide Routing Protocol with 5 parameters: bandwidth, delay, reliability, load, and
maximum transmission unit.
 Support Digital Telephony Function.
 Support additional module as below:
o ISDN
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o Modem digital and analog

o Voice digital and analog
o Voice mail
o Monitoring
o Wireless
o IDS
o WAN Optimization
o Wireless LAN Controller
 Provide Management through several interface as below:
o Web base
o Text base (Command Line Interface)
o SSH V2, Telnet
o SNMP v3
 Support one-year warranty from the principal.
3. TELEPHONE NETWORK CABLE
a. Network
Comprises telephone network cables:
From endpoint to Access Switch at each floor of the building, must fulfill TIA
specifications:
Cable type: Unshielded twisted Pair Category 6
 Mutual Capacitance @ 1 khz : 46 pF/m.
 Max. capacitance unbalance : 131,2 pF/100m
 Max. DC Resistance : 9.38 ohms/100 m
 Max. DC Resistance unbalance : 5%
 Gauge : 24 AWG
 Outside diameter : 5,4 mm
 Insulation thickness : 0.2 mm
 Jacket thickness : 0,61 mm
 Operating temp. Range : -20 degree to 60 degree C.
b. Equipment and Tool Test

The equipment is measuring tests and maintenance within the operation.
c. Material of cable
All cables should be low-smoke, halogen-free and flame retardant
. 4. INSTALLATION
4.1 General
a. In delivery, all materials must be wrapped. Thus, if these are to be opened, unwrapping
must be done carefully and neatly.
b. Material must be kept away from water, dust and other possible damage.
c. Additional finishing and preparation room should be as per requirement / equipment
requirement, prepared by Contractor.
4.2 Telephone Handset

a. To be installed to the existing terminal outlets found in places / sites to be determined
by Owner at the time of installation.
b. Testing operation / working of the telephone handset.
5. TOTAL COMMISSIONING
 Upon completion of all systems installation and testing, it is deemed necessary to do
commissioning / trial-runs.
 Commissioning towards entire facility and performance of the installed telephone system
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III. MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS
1. General
 Equipment selection should consider the easy availability of fast-moving components.
2. List of Material
NO. DESCRIPTION
1 IP-PBX
2 Access Switch
3 Voice Gateway
4 Cabling System
5 Conduit
6 Telephone Unit
7 Outlet Telephone
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C. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION IP CCTV SYSTEM WORKS
IP CCTV is referring to the integration between CCTV Camera and Video System Management.
The system to be used in this project is a centralized system, by utilizing existing networking,
enabling data transmission internally (LAN) and externally (WAN / open network-based).
installation of all equipment as well as the operation of all IP CCTV System installations, either
1.1. Drawings
 The drawings included in the work scope for installation of IP CCTV System in the Tender
.
Installation (PUIL) 2011 SPLN and international standards for IP CCTVs Systems, applicable
in the Republic of Indonesia, including:
- SK. No DEPNAKER. And No. 17. PER 02/DP/1983: Safety of construction workers
- SNI 04-0225-2000: General Requirements for Electrical Installations 2000 (PUIL 2000)
- Underwriters Laboratory (UL) and Certifications Europe (CE)
- Electronic International Association (EIA)
- American Wire Gauge (AWG)
- The provisions issued by the Owner.
- Other provisions in force in the Republic of Indonesia.
- The provisions of international / other countries to the extent not contrary to the
specifications and rules that exist.

installation.

1.5 Claim Waiver

1.6 Coordination
At the time of procurement of materials and installation, Contractor for Fire Alarm system
installation must coordinate with other parts of the job / other Contractors. If there is an item of
work by another contractor, then Contractor shall prepare / submit the said materials with the
method statement. During installation by another contractor, then the Contractor for IP CCTV
system must be present to give directions so that the result will be in line with the installation
requirements.
materials.
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Contractor shall submit to the Owner, 1 (one) month before handing over, 14 (fourteen) sets of
installation / operation manual and maintenance manual of all equipment. All costs are borne
by Contractor.
1.9 Training
1.10 Warranty
included within work scope of IP CCTV systems must be maintained free of charges for 12
(twelve) months after handover is done, with a manufacturer’s warranty for 1 (one) year. When
the period of free maintenance is over, Contractor may submit proposals to Owner for obtaining
maintenance contracts unless otherwise stated.
1. General
1.1 The objective of this work is to carry out the procurement and installation of CCTV
Surveillance System-which includes the building area as provided in the technical drawings.
1.2 CCTV Surveillance System is an IP-based system which are expected to adapt to
technological security system up to 5 (five) years.
1.3 CCTV system configuration is designed as an intelligent IP-Based Security System, with
reliability in operation 24 hours in one (1) day and seven (7) days in one (1) week, have the
ability to produce image quality of 25 fps (real time) / PAL or 30 fps / NTSC and programmable
recording.
2. Scope of Work
2.1. Procurement, installation and testing of the entire CCTV system
2.2. Procurement, installation and testing of software applications of CCTV systems
2.3. Procurement, installation and testing of cables for monitor and control purposes
2.4. Perform integration with other equipment such as Fire Alarm System if necessary
2.5. Perform testing and commissioning
2.6. Implement training, and submit the manuals.
2.7. The structural pendant, conduit, steel pipe for all CCTV system shall be reserved in advance
in the building structure, it is the scope of the contractor of architecture. More detail of the
reservation of cable tray, conduit, steel pipe shall be refer to the BA/CS drawings or related RI
drawings..
3. Technical Specification
3.1. Server Video Management
3.1.1 Form Factor: Rack (2U), (3.5-inch);
3.1.2 Number Of Processor: Intel QuadCore processor 1;
3.1.3 Processor Type: Quad-Core Intel ® Xeon ® Processor E5405 (2.0 GHz, 1333 FSB,
80W);
3.1.4 Memory: Min.4 GB FBD PC2-5300 DIMMs Fully Buffer (FDB), Online Spare Memory
Capabilities, Up to 64 GB of memory is available;
3.1.5 DVD ROM available;
3.1.6 Data Storage: Internal Drive Support: SFF hot plug hard drives, 2 x HP 146GB 3G
SAS 10K SFF SP HDD - HOT PLUG, Small Form Factor Hard Drive (2.5 ");
3.1.7 Four available PCI-Express slots for expansion;
3.1.8 Storage Controller: Integrated Storage Controller SAS;
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3.1.9 NIC: Two Integrated Multifunction Gigabit Server Adapters (10/100/1000 Base T
Ethernet);
3.1.10 RAID 0/1 support;
3.1.11 VGA Adapter: Min. 512 MB not shared;
3.1.12 I / O: 1 x Serial Port, USB 2.0 Ports 5 total: 2 front, 2 back, 1 internal, 2 x RJ-45
Network, 1 x PS / 2 Keyboard and Mouse;
3.1.13 Power Supply: Redundant Hot Plug Power Supply;
3.1.14 Fan System: Hot Plug Redundant Fan.
3.2. Storage Server

3.2.1. Form Factor: 3HU rack mount
3.2.2. Number Of Processor: 1 Intel QuadCore processor;
3.2.3. Processor Type: Intel Xeon Processor E3-1275 V3
3.2.4. Memory installed: 8 GB, DDR3-1666 ECC UNB (1 x 8 GB)
3.2.5. Storage Controller: SAS 3 Controller
3.2.6. Storage OS: 2 x 120 GB SSD RAID-1 configuration;
3.2.7. Other Storage: 4 TB for the database;
3.2.8. Storage Type: 16 Trays: 3.5-inch SATA
3.2.9. Network: Dual Intel i210AT Gigabit LAN
3.2.10. VGA Adapter: Min. 16 MB shared;
3.2.11. I / O: 1 x Serial Port, USB 2.0 Ports 5 total: 2 front, 2 back, 1 internal, 2 x RJ-45
Network, 1 x PS / 2 Keyboard and Mouse;
3.2.12. Power Supply: 1200 W Platinum Level Redundant
3.2.13. Operating temperature : +10 °C to +35 °C (+50 °F to +95 °F)
3.3. Operator Workstation

3.3.1. Processor : Intel Core 2 Duo
3.3.2. Operating System : Original Windows Vista / Windows XP / equivalent
3.3.3. Clock Speed : Min. 3.0 GHz
3.3.4. Memory : Min. 2 GB
3.3.5. Hard Drive : 320 GB
3.3.6. Network Interface : 10/100/1000 Base T Ethernet
3.3.7. Removable Media : DVD RW
3.3.8. I / O Slots : USB 2.0, Serial, Audio, VGA, PCIe, PCI
3.3.9. Video Card : Dual Screen 3D Graphics 256 MB (not shared)
3.4. Software Video Management System

3.4.1. Application software should be a complete solution that can serve one to
hundreds of cameras and the camera can be added unit by unit;
3.4.2. Software Video Management should be based on the Open Architecture;
3.4.3. Application software must be licensed based on the number of
cameras installed;
3.4.4. Recording images should be governed by the Video Quality (resolution, frame
rate, bit rate, image quality),
Recording Mode (Continuous, on alarm, manual, disabled) and Time & Date
(Daily, Weekly);
3.4.5. Software Video Management must be able to transmit and receive data,
command and control messages using TCP / IP;
3.4.6. Software Video Management module must have the following minimum:
3.4.6.1. System Server;
3.4.6.2. Failover (directory, archiver);
3.4.6.3. Archive (restore, redundant, remote, player, web);
3.4.6.4. Retrieve data;
3.4.6.5. Virtual Matrix;
3.4.6.6. Watchdog;
3.4.6.7. Administration Tools;
3.4.6.8. Configuration Tools;
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3.4.6.9. Live Viewer;

3.4.6.10. Live web viewer;
3.5. Software Video Management must be upgraded without having to Uninstall the previous
software applications;
3.5.1 In the event of a lost signal, the application software must be able to detect
these events and give warning (alert) to the operator;
3.5.2. Software Video Management must have the ability to display the same image on
the camera for different operators and each operator can control (pause, play,
skip forward, skip back ward) without affecting the ability of the operator on the
same camera;
3.5.3. Software Video Management must be able to play back the video on a monitor
at the same time with the alarm and recording;
3.5.4. Software Video Management must be able to control the PTZ camera through the
Main Server, PC Client and Remote Access;
3.5.5 Software Video Management must be able to display up to 16 images on one
screen page and 32 images simultaneously on two monitors display the page
using dual screen video card;
3.6. Software Video Management have minimum capabilities:

3.6.1. Intelligent Motion Detection;
3.6.2. Unattended Baggage;
3.6.3. Intruder Tracking;
3.6.4. If No Signal Alert Occur;
3.6.5. Self-Troubleshooting / Diagnostic;
3.6.6 Authentication Mechanism (password, ID, user logon);
3.6.7 Audit Trails of User Event and activities;
3.7. Software must have a system that can mimic board quickly and accurately displays the
location of the point of interference with security and technical equipment in the CCTV
coverage area monitoring system
a) IP Fixed Indoor Dome Camera
Type Indoor
Image Sensor 1/4-inch CMOS
Lens 2.5 mm fixed, F2.8
Minimum Illumination 1.0 lx
Video compression H.264 MP (Main Profile); M-JPEG
Resolutions 720p,
Audio streaming AAC, G.711, L16 (live and recording)
Connectivity ONVIF Profile S, Auto-MDIX
IPv4, IPv6, UDP, TCP, HTTP, HTTPS,
RTP/RTCP, IGMP V2/V3, ICMP,
ICMPv6, RTSP, FTP, Telnet, ARP,
Supported DHCP, SNTP, SNMP (V1, MIB‑II),
protocols 802.1x, DNS, DNSv6, DDNS, SMTP,
iSCSI, UPnP (SSDP), DiffServ (QoS),
LLDP, SOAP, Dropbox, CHAP, Digest
Authentication.
Video watermarking, Alarm mode
stamping, Image mirror, Image flip,
Contrast, Saturation, Brightness,
Video Settings
White balance, Backlight
Compensation, Privacy Mask, Motion
detection, Tamper alarm, Pixel counter
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Type Indoor
View angle (H x V) 89° x 50°
+12 VDC, +24 VDC or
Power Power-over-Ethernet (48 VDC
nominal)
Supports up to 32 GB microSDHC /
2 TB microSDXC card
Edge storage
(An SD card of Class 6 or higher is
recommended for HD recording)
Operating temperature -20 ºC to +50 ºC (-4 ºF to +122 ºF)
b) Monitor
1. LCD Monitor 40-42 "

2. Aspect Ratio: 16: 9;
3. Brightness: 500 cd / m;
4. Contrast Ratio: Min. 1000:1;
5. Colors Depth: Min. 16.7 million;
6. Resolution: Min. 1280 x 768;
7. Max. Power: Max. 300 Watts;
8. MTBF: Min. 20,000 hours;
9. Mounting: Table Stand / wall mounted included.
4. MATERIAL LIST
1. General
 Equipment selection should consider the easy availability of fast-moving components.
2. MATERIAL LIST
No Description
1 Server Video Management
2 Storage Server
3 Software Video Management
4 TV Monitor 42"
5 Operator Workststion
6 IP Dome Indoor Camera
7 IP Dome Outdoor Camera
8 IP Bullet Outdoor Camera
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D. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF FIRE ALARM SYSTEM WORKS
installation of all equipment as well as the operation of all fire alarm installations, either
1.1. Drawings
 The drawings included in the work scope for installation of fire alarm system in the Tender
.
Installation (PUIL) 2011 SPLN and international standards for Fire Alarms Systems,
applicable in the Republic of Indonesia.

installation.

1.5 Claim Waiver

1.6 Coordination
At the time of procurement of materials and installation, Contractor for Fire Alarm system
installation must coordinate with other parts of the job / other Contractors. If there is an item
of work by another contractor, then Contractor shall prepare / submit the said materials with
the method statement. During installation by another contractor, then the Contractor for Fire
Alarm system must be present to give directions so that the result will be in line with the
installation requirements.
materials.


Contractor shall submit to the Owner, 1 (one) month before handing over, 14 (fourteen) sets
of installation / operation manual and maintenance manual of all equipment. All costs are
borne by Contractor.
1.9 Training
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1.10 Warranty
included within work scope of Fire Alarm systems must be maintained free of charges for 12
(twelve) months after handover is done, with a manufacturer’s warranty for 1 (one) year.
When the period of free maintenance is over, Contractor may submit proposals to Owner for
obtaining maintenance contracts unless otherwise stated.
2.1 Scope of Work

Encompassed within the scope of work of the fire alarm system installation is to provide, fix,
test / trial-run, all the fire alarm installation; as specified in the job description below and
shown in the design drawings.
The scope of work here means that the unit must work well for each part as well as the entire
installation that is attached as a whole system.
 Procurement and installation of the Master Control Fire Alarm, Fire Detector, Manual Call,
Alarm Bell, Signal / Location Lamp, Siren and wiring installation.
 Procurement and installation of Addressable Module Box (AmB) and accessories
 Conducting trial-runs and testing for all installation as well as demonstrating how the
equipments are used.
 Signs indicating the locations of manual push button, fire-fighting units, and the place /
direction of escape hatch / ladder hazards (fire escape).
 Construction of cabinets / panels for alarm calls, and buttons at the specified locations.
 The cable tray, conduit, steel pipe for all RI system shall be reserved in advance in the
building structure, it is the scope of the contractor of architecture. More detail of the
reservation of cable tray, conduit, steel pipe shall be refer to the BA/CS drawings or
related RI drawings.
 At station, Fire alarm system and the ticketing system shall be connected, and it can
automatically open the automatic ticket gates installed in the station in the event of a fire.
The interface is located at the linkage terminal of the ticket gates and self-service real-
name ticket gates.
2.2 Execution Terms and Conditions

 Contractor must assure owner that the work is carried out by experienced staff who will
follow applicable standards. During installation, contractor must assign a supervisor with
the relevant qualification.
 Contractor must replace damaged material to meet physical and technical requirements.
 Contractor shall ensure cleanliness of work area i.e., free of any pieces of wood, wire,
metal resulting from boring into walls / concrete or the like.
 Contractor shall conduct testing, start-up and demonstration if need be. All costs are
2.3 Master Control Fire Alarm Panel, Auxiliary Monitor Panel

a. Master Control Fire Alarm (MCFA) to be used is the Semi Addressable type of UL
Capacity (according to design drawings) complete with terminal equipments:
- Indicator/ signal zones
- Buzzer/ horn
- Fire Brigade telephone line
- Fire Fighting (fire pump) line
- Monitor line
b. To facilitate identification, signs must be put up to indicate each zone location.
2.4 Power Supply

Voltage that may be applied is the DC voltage of not more than 100 V voltage generated by
the rectifier. An UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) shall be used for power supply of Fire
Alarm system. In an emergency or PLN power supply loss, batteries which can serve system
for 4 (four) hours should be used. Battery of UPS capacity and rectifier system must be
according to performance and fire alarm system installation as a whole.
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2.5 Fire Alarm Detector

 Fixed temperature detector of maximum coverage area:
- ± 40 m² at 65°C maximum temperature
- ± 30 m² at 75°C maximum temperature
 A combination rate of rise and fixed temperature detectors for 40 m² cover area at 65 ° C
maximum temperature while for cover area of 30 m² at 75 ° C maximum temperature.
2.6 Smoke Detector

Smoke Detector works on the basis of fume consistency limits. Smoke detectors can be:
 Photo Electric Smoke Detector: that works on the principle of reduced light caused by
smoke of a certain concentration.
 Ionization Smoke Detector: that works on the principle of ionization currents caused by
smoke of a certain concentration.
2.7 Alarm Bell

Supply must not be more than 100 V DC, indoor type. Bell is fitted into the building and must
have enough frequency to overpower the noise level at medium level. Installation of alarm
bell should be according to the location shown in the design drawing
2.8 Manual Call Box

Indoor type, mounted on either a wall or door. Supply should not be more than 100 volt DC.
2.9 Siren / Horn Alarm

Installed outdoor, in open areas, parking or the like, complete with poles.
Have sufficient frequency to be heard clearly either in buildings or other places.
2.10 Location Lamp

Material:
- Globe : Resin, inside of globe: frost finish
- Frame : Synthetic Resin
- Power Supply : 24 V.AC or DC or 100 V.AC
- Installation : Surface Mounted
2.11 Workings of Desired Type of Alarm

 Master Control Fire Alarm works in a few sequences.
 If one of the detectors / zones is activated, it will send a signal to the Master Control
which will activate the alarm bell to ring and thus lighting up the signal lamp.
 If a general alarm occurs, Master Control will send a signal to ground the lift, activate
Pressurization Fan at the fire escape and the like.
 The system is reset manually from the Master Control.
2.12 Installation and Conduit

 Master Control Fire Alarm is placed in operator monitoring room, mounted on the wall.
Auxiliary monitor panel is installed on a desk monitor in the monitor room, on guard for 24
hours. The cable connecting the Master Addressable Control Panel and Module Box
(AMB) is in the wire rack / cable tray.
 Each floor inside the building is served by an AmB located in the panel space.
 To connect each AmB at each floor with Fire Equipment Master Control, 3 TP 2 cores
cable 18 AWG is used, placed in the wire rack / cable tray, clamped on the shaft wall.
 For installation system of AmB into manual call box fire detector or bell, HIS cable size
1.5 mm ² is used and placed into the PVC pipe conduit, installed above the ceiling.
 For installing the wiring in series, tap point each fixture at the end of the installation, using
the End Of Line Resistor.
 Each deflection / bifurcation / continuation must use junction box, strongly mounted on
each holder, clamped onto a wooden frame or the like.
 For pipe conduit, junction box is embedded in the concrete, walls or on the floor. The
placement of conduit should be coordinated prior to concrete casting.
 All cables should be Low-smoke halogen-free refractory.
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 All threaded and protected metal trunking must be smooth inside, and the surface of the
exposed metal trunking must be treated with fire prevention measures.
 All threaded and protected metal steel pipes must be smooth inside, and the surface of
the exposed metal steel pipes must be treated with fire prevention measures.
 When all pipelines pass through the fire-protect area, they shall be fire-proof and plugged
after construction. The pipeline is required to avoid high and low voltage cable laying, and
it is not allowed to be exposed outside the decoration layer in public areas.
Contractor must complement the equipment with signboards indicating the presence of
equipments such as manual call boxes. The signboards must be made of iron plate, 0.8 mm
thick plate size, adjusted according to number of alphabets in yellow, red primary color,
legible from a minimum distance of 10 m for normal eyesight.
Contractor shall conduct testing on all installations and fire alarm equipment, to be witnessed
by Project Owner / his representative. In the testing process, Contractor must guarantee all
results of his work with a report / warranty stating that the work done is according to
construction documents and all additional attachments; and that all installations are working
properly and perfectly. Hence, the application for Operation Fitness Certificate (Sertifikat Laik
Operasi/SLO) from the Fire Department (DPK) is the responsibility of Contractor.
1. General
2. Material List
NO. DESCRIPTION
1 Main Control Fire Alarm (MCFA) Panel ,

Fully Addressable
2 LCD Annunciator
3 Addressable Detector
4 Alarm Signaling Device
5 Addressable Module
6 Cable
7 Conduit
10 Detector
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E. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION OF SOUND SYSTEM WORKS
The general and specific requirements is an integral part of the job description field, and the
requirements for implementing this technical specification describes the requirements and
terms in the provision and installation of all equipment and operation of all sound system
installed in the building and outside the building, as shown on the drawings or in other parts of
this technical specification.
1.1 Drawings
 The drawings included in the work scope of sound system are an integral part of the
construction document.

All materials and installations of this work must meet the General Requirements for Electrical
Installation (PUIL) 2011, SPLN and international standards for sound system applicable in the
Republic of Indonesia.

installation.

1.5 Claim Waiver

1.6 Coordination
At the time of procurement of materials and installation, Contractor for sound system
installation must coordinate with other parts of the job / other Contractors. If there is an item
of work by another contractor, then Contractor shall prepare / submit the said materials with
the method statement. During installation by another contractor, then the Contractor for
sound system must be present to give directions so that the result will be in line with the
installation requirements.
materials.


Contractor shall submit to the Owner, 1 (one) month before handing over, 14 (fourteen) sets
of installation / operation manual and maintenance manual of all equipment. All costs are
1.9 Training
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1.10 Warranty
All sound system installation work must be guaranteed to work perfectly. All equipment
included within work scope of sound systems must be maintained free of charges for 12
(twelve) months after handover is done, with a manufacturer’s warranty for 1 (one) year.
When the period of free maintenance is over, Contractor may submit proposals to Owner for
obtaining maintenance contracts unless otherwise stated.
1. Scope of Work
 Procurement and installation of the Pre-Mixing amplifier, Power Amplifier, Program Input,
Mic, Blower, Selector stater, speakers and other accessories.
 Procurement and installation of sound system cables and accessories.
 Conducting tests and trial-runs and overall balancing of all systems in order to obtain
performance system that functions properly and correctly.
 The cable tray, conduit, steel pipe for all Sound system shall be reserved in advance in
the building structure, it is the scope of the contractor of architecture. More detail of the
reservation of cable tray, conduit, steel pipe shall be refer to the BA/CS drawings or
related RI drawings.
 At station, the sound system shall get the radio source from passenger service
information system.
 At station, the passenger sound system also is used as a fire-fighting sound system. In
the case of fire alarms, the automatic fire alarm system controls the broadcast power
amplifier equipment through dry node signals, and performs emergency broadcasts
through audio cables to achieve fire linkage broadcasts in related areas.
2. Work Completion on Installation
2.1 Information System

a. Sound system with a common function as "public address" as well as emergency call for
inside the building.
b. Installation of sound systems in the operator area where the pre-amplifier / mixing pre-
amplifier, power amplifier, program inputs, and switching control program are located
unless there is a separate handling of the sound system function, to ensure the programs
are heard or announced according to the master Monitoring which lies on the monitoring
table of the room operator. Whereas in emergency, all programs can be terminated
including the sound system in the building, then to announce via the operator in the
"Auxiliary Monitoring with First Channel Priority” on the monitoring table of the monitoring
room.
c. The master sound system must be able to serve the entire group of speakers for the
entire building.
d. Each interruption should be preceded by a specific interruption tone (chime signal)
generated by chime generator mounted on the master sound system or the monitor's
desk.
e. When an emergency occurs such as a fire or any disaster, the entire ceiling speakers
should be able to sound alarms generated by the alarm signal generator despite the
ceiling speakers are in the "OFF" state done by the attenuator, the alarm signal generator
is mounted to the master sound system and thus, can be run through the monitor table on
the monitor area.
2.2 Material and Brochure List

Prior to installation, Contractor must submit / attach list of materials / working equipment
sound system offered for installation for this project. All materials needed for the installation
must be itemized in detail in the list of materials. This list should also include a brochure
/catalog / operator manual or any other information specified:
- Power, supply voltage, frequency range

- Band width
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- Harmonic distortion
- Load impedance
- Dimension/ physical size
- Sound pressure level
- etc.
2.3 Checking and Completing Drawings

Contractor shall check the design for any deficiencies or errors / mismatch in terms of
quantities as well as installation and the like. This is to ensure that the installation can be
implemented on all units, properly and correctly, be it the main material as well as the
accessories. The completion of the whole installation in detail, and its consequences are the
responsibility of Contractor,
3. Main Sound System Equipment
3.1 Public Address

The main equipment in the operator / control room serving the Public Area is as follows:
3.11 Mixer Power Amplifier
- Chanel : 6
- Power Supply : AC 220 V / 240 V
- Power Output : 240 Watt average
- Receiving Frequency : 20 – 20.000 Hz 1 dB
- Input : 1 terminal input,1 direct input
3.12 Power Amplifier Master Unit

Power Amplifier System:
Input channels
- Audio / music balanced
- (Sensitivity) : 500 – 10.000 mV
- Priority / Call balanced (Sensitivity) : 1.000 mV
- output voltage / impedance : 100 V (25 Ohm), 70 V (12,5 Ohm), 50 V(6 Ohm).
- Power Supply : 220 / 240 V, 50 Hz
- Output power : 240 Watt
- Number of Units : According to drawing
3.1.3 Microphone
- Microphone is an omni-direct system, type gooseneck cordoid
- Equipped with On / Off switch
- Frequency range : 270 – 11.000 Hz
- Impedance : 600 Ohm
- Sensitivity : 2,2 mV / Pa 4 Db
3.1.4 Fully Automation Charging Units / Battery Units

- Operating voltage : 220 V + 10 %
- Main Frequency : 50 Hz
- Nominal Charging
Voltage : 24 VDC
- Residual ripple : < 10 MV
- Nominal charging current: 2,5 A, 5 A, 10 A
- Battery capacity : 20 AH
3.1.5 Battery Unit

- Maintenance-free and leak proof battery
- Battery voltage 24 V
- Battery capacity 36 AH
3.1.6 Column Loudspeakers

- Power Handling capacity : 20 - 10 W
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- Rated Voltage : 12,7 Volt

- Frequency range (-10 dB) : 410 – 3.900 Hz
- Sound Pressure Level : 104 dB, 1 kHz/1 m/1 W, Standard IEC
- Max. Sound Pressure Lev : 114 dB
- Rated Impedance : 12 Ohm
- Water and dust protection : IEC. 529 – IP.65
3.2 Professional Sound System
The main equipment in the operator/ control room serving the Public Area is as follows:
3.2.1 DVD / MP4 Player

Response Frequency : 2 – 22 kHz 0,5 dB
Wow and Flutter : Less than 0,001 %
Impedance Output : 10 k Ω
S/N Ratio : 115 dB
Format Supported : Mp3
3.2.2 Dynamic Microphone

Response Frequency : 70 – 15 kHz
Directivity : Unidirectional
Impedance Output : 600 Ω, Balance
Rated Sensitivity : - 54 dB
3.2.3 Handheld Wireless Microphone

Type : Dynamic
Frequency Range : 690 – 865 M Hz,UHF
Channel selectable : 64
RF Carrier Power : Less than 50 mW
Tone Frequency : 32,768 kHz
Maximum Input Level : 145 dB SPL
3.2.4 Lavalier Wireless Microphone

Type : Electret Condenser
Frequency Range : 690 – 865 M Hz,UHF
RF Carrier Power : Less than 50 mW
Tone Frequency : 32,768 kHz
Maximum Input Level : 145 dB SPL
3.2.5 Lavalier Tuner Receiver

Receiving Frequency : 690 – 865 M Hz,UHF
Diversity System : Space diversity
Mixing Input : -20 dB, 10 k Ω
S/N Ratio : 115 dB
Tone Frequency : 32.768 kHz
Frequency Response : 100 – 12 kHz ± 3dB
Mixing Output : Mic : - 60 dB
Aux : -20 dB
Impedance Output : 600 Ω
3.2.6 Mixer Amplifier

Input : 16 channel (mic/line)
Output : main = 2 (L/R)
Sub master 4
Frequency Response : 20 – 20 kHz ± 1 dB
Distortion : Less than 0,0007 %
S/N Ratio : over 90 dB
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Equalizer : 3 band (every input)

Aux Send : 6 balanced / unbalanced
Aux Return : 4 Stereo
Direct output : 8 balanced / unbalanced
3.2.7 Graphic Equalizer

Frequency Response : 20 – 20 kHz ±
Total Harmonic Distortion : Less than 0,01 %
Hum and Noise : -90 dB
Input Impedance : 10 k Ω
Input Level : Max + 20 dB, 1 kHz
Output Impedance : 600 Ω
Output level : Max + 20 dB,600 Ω
Band : 28
Input Level control : 8 balanced / unbalanced
Center Frequencies : 31.5 Hz to 16 kHz
Boost / Cut : ± 12 dB
3.2.8 Power Amplifier

Output Power : 240 W RMS
Distortion : Less than 1%
S/N Ratio : More than 80 dB
Power Input : 220 V, 50 Hz, 24 V DC
Output Impedance : 100 V, 50 V (70 V & 4 Ω)
3.2.9 Ceiling Speaker

Type : Bass Reflex
Sound Pressure Level : 91 dB (1w, 1m)
Rate Input : 60w, 30w, 15w, 3w
Speaker Component : High Freq = Dome - Type
Low Freq, = 16 Cm Cone – type
3.2.10 Volume Control
Input Capacity : 30 w
Level Control : 4 Step = off 1,2,3
3.2.11 Power Amplifier (Stereo)

Input : 2,10 k Ω (balanced)
Output : 600 w + 600 w (4 Ω)
400w + 400w (8 Ω)
Frequency Response : 20 – 20 kHz
Total Harmonic Distortion : 0,01 % (8 Ω,1 kHz)
0,01% (8 Ω,20 - 20 kHz)
S/N ratio : 110 dB
Voltage gain : 32 dB
3.2.12 Compact Array Speaker

Type : Bass - Reflex
Power Handling Capacity : 200w (continuous Beak Noise)
600w (Continuous Program)
Impedance : 8Ω
Sensitivity : 96 dB (60° mode)
97 dB (45° mode)
Frequency Response : 70 – 20 kHz (60° mode)
75 – 20 kHz (45° mode)
Crossover Frequency : 4 kHz
Directivity Angel : Horizontal = 100°
Vertical = 60° 45° 30° 15°
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3.2.13 Subwoofer Speaker

Power Handling Capacity : 200w (continuous Peak Noise)
600w (Continuous Program)
Impedance : 8Ω
Sensitivity : 90 dB (1w 1m)
Frequency Response : 40 – 1,2 kHz (-10dB)
4. Installation
4.1 Switching equipment of sound system controls and monitors the master unit distribution frame
is placed in the operator room, whereas, the auxiliary monitor control is installed on a desk
monitor which functions only in emergency by stopping all the programs running.
4.2 Speaker cables and installation of relay paging to each Terminal Box (TB) is on each floor
within the risers. Cable distribution is done by inserting the cable in the conduit pipe. From
the Terminal Box (TB) to the speakers, the cable channel in each and every floor is routed via
the PVC conduit embedded in the wall and positioned in the ceiling. Any connection or must
be equipped with a junction box.
4.3 All Terminal Box (TB) must be grounded properly and correctly.
4.4 All PVC conduit that go into the panels and junction boxes shall be threaded and bound by
"Lock-nut" made of brass or nickel-plated. Whereas the PVC conduit that comes out of
Terminal Box (TB) on the surface must be equipped with a brass or nickel-plated
compression gland. All procurement and installation of PVC conduit and junction boxes as
well as the equipment for hanging the ceiling speakers, must be performed by Contractors /
sub-contractors in coordination with other parties involved in the implementation of this
project.
1. General
2. List of Material
No. DESCRIPTION
1 Rack for Main Sound System Equipment
2 Rack for Car Call Equipment
3 Speaker
4 Terminal Box (TB)
5 Cable
6 Conduit
7 Volume Control
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Jakarta-Bandung High Speed Railway

KARAWANG Auxiliary Building

China Railway Design Group Corporation

A. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF IT SYSTEM AND DATA CABLE NETWORK

B. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF TELEPHONE WORKS

C. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION OF IP CCTV SYSTEM

D. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION OF FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

E. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION OF SOUND SYSTEM WORKS

A. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF IT SYSTEM AND DATA CABLE NETWORK

1.1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION

1.2 WORK DESCRIPTION

2.1 STANDARD USED

3. STRUCTURED CABLING SYSTEM (SCS)

3.1 WORK AREA SYSTEM

Telecommunication Outlet is modular 8-position/8-contact outlet receiving a standard RJ45

b) Work Area Patch Cord

3.2 HORIZONTAL CABLE SYSTEM

3.3 TERMINATION OF DATA CENTRE, EQUIPMENT ROOM AND TELECOMMUNICATION

pair to outlets of ≥ 54dB @ 100 MHz, and ≥ 46dB @

3.4 BACKBONE SYSTEM

3.5 BUILDING DISTRIBUTOR AND EQUIPMENT ROOM

3.6 OVERVOLTAGE PROTECTION

a) Overvoltage Protection up to 16 Mbps

Protection of electrical equipment of 10 pairs or one single protection unit is to be supplied by

3.7 EARTHING AND BONDING

3.8 SYSTEM PERFORMANCE

a) Channel Link Performance

b) Permanent Link Performance

3.10 APPLICATION ASSURANCE AND WARRANTY

3.11 COMPLIANCE TESTS

3.12 JOB HANDOVER

Cables and Outlet should be labeled with the same format:

3.13 MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT

1) Cable Fiber Optic Outdoor

Cable Fiber Optic Indoor

2) Patch Panel Fiber Optic (LIU /Light-Guide Interconnecting Unit)

3) Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) Cable Cat. 6

4) Modular Patch Panels

 Entire Telecommunication Outlet (Unshielded Key Jack) refers to International

 Standard Key Stones (Modular Jack) installed throughout the Terminal

No. Description Qty Unit

 Support throughput minimum 200Mbps upgradable 400 Mbps

No. Description Qty Unit

10) Internet Security

No. Description Qty Unit

 Support minimum 8 x 1 Gigabit Ethernet ports

11) Wireless Controller

No. Description Qty Unit

12) Wireless Indoor Access Point

o Ethernet IEEE 802.3 /IEEE 802.3u

13) DC NGFW (Next Generation Firewall)

 1RU Form factor (rack units)

1 UTP Cabling System

9 Controller & AP Wireless

B. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS TELEPHONE WORKS

1.3 Material Samples

1.4 Clause on Returned Goods

1.5 Claim Waiver

1.7 Work Images / Shop Drawing