Frequently Asked Questions

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SQ-iD 2

The SQ-iD 2 supports most high-density keystone jacks, which allows for more media than just network cabling.

However, the SQ-iD is known and tested to support the following:

The SQ-iD 2 uses a 5V/1A USB-C connector for power. They can be daisy-chained together if you have multiple in a cabinet.

As many as you can fit. They are 1U each, the same size as a standard patch panel, and the power connectors daisy-chain together to save outlet space.

The SNAPP is a separate appliance that attaches to and reads data from the SQ-iD 2’s onboard dry relay.

The SQ-iD 2 does not affect cable performance. It uses a separate conductor to activate the light above the desired port.

You will receive an SQ-iD 2 patch panel and the SQ-iD identifier tool. No jacks are included.

There is an integrated cable management system on the back of the patch panel you can run the cables through.

1U.

SQ-iD DC

The SQ-iD DC will only support Quicktrex MPO cassettes.

The SQ-iD DC uses a 5V/1A USB-C connector for power. They can be daisy-chained together if you have multiple in a cabinet.

2U.

The SQ-iD DC supports up to 14 cassettes at once.

The SQ-iD DC does not affect fiber performance. It uses a separate conductor to activate the light in front of the desired port.

The SNAPP is a separate box that attaches to and reads data from the SQ-iD DC’s onboard dry relay.

You will receive an SQ-iD DC chassis and the SQ-iD identifier tool. No cassettes, no MPO cassettes, no MPO fiber are included.

You can purchase Quicktrex cassettes and parts that work with the SQ-iD DC from lanshack.com.

SNAPP

(Squid Notification Application)

The SNAPP is a separate appliance to either the SQ-iD 2 or SQ-iD DC. It plugs into their onboard relay and is not part of either product. It can be purchased and added onto any system with the SQ-iD 2 or SQ-iD DC.

The SNAPP supports both current SQ-iD products. The SNAPP does not support the SQ-iD 1 product, which does not have an onboard dry relay.

None.

The SNAPP will require configuration from the user. Setup is very simple and only requires the user to input the location of the patch panel or MPO chassis.

The SNAPP is a separate box that attaches to and reads data from the SQ-iD’s onboard dry relay.

Email systems are not instantaneous. The SNAPP sends the signal immediately, but a mail server may not send that signal to you immediately. Expect 5-10 seconds of delay between plugging in the SQ-iD identification tool and receiving the email.