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Precautions

NOTE

This document aims to providing simple and distinctive guidelines for hardware installation. For details on the installation operation steps, refer to the Installation Guide delivered in the form of CD-ROM along with the equipment. This document does not describe operations for the pre-delivery installation of the subrack, internal cables and so on. Instead, this document describes only the operations for on-site installation.

CAUTION

Electrostatic Discharge
Before touching the device, or holding the boards and IC chips, wear the anti-static wrist s trap to prevent the electrostatic discharge of the human body from damaging the sensitive components. Ensure that the other end of the anti-static wrist st rap is well grounded. IC

CAUTION

Power Cable
Do not install or remove a live line. Transient contact between the core of the power cable and the conductor might generate electric arc or spark, which can cause fire or damage to the human body. Before installing or removing the power cable, turn off the power switch.

CAUTION

Laser
When handling optical fibers, do not stand close to or look into the optic al fiber outlet directly with naked eyes.

Tools for Installation

Tape Measure

Cross Screwdriver

Straight Screwdriver

Adjustable Wrench

Socket Wrench

Paper Knife

Ratchet Crimp Tool

Cable Cutter

Wire Stripper

Coax Stripper

Network Cable Crimping Pliers

Diagonal Pliers

Torque Spanner

Cable Tester

Multimeter

Electric Soldering Iron

Solder Wire

Adhesive Insulating Tape

Contents
Installing the Fiber Spool Box Installing the COA COA Installing and Routing Cables
Overview 1 of Cables Cable Holes on the Top 2 and at the Bottom of the Cabinet Installing and Routing Power 3 PGNDCables Installing and Routing 4 Cabinet Indicator Cables Installing Alarm 5 Cables Installing and Routing 6 External Clock Cables Installing and Routing the Network Management Cable 7

1 3

9 10 11 15 16 20 21

Installing and Routing Fibers

1 2

Installing and Routing External Fibers Installing and Routing Internal Fibers

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Installing the Orderwire Phone

Installing the Fiber Spool Box

Installing the Fiber Spool Box in the Cabinet

Mounting ear

Lower subrack Fiber hole

Plate

Fiber spool box > 50 mm

Installing the Fiber Spool Box

Spooling Fibers in the Fiber Spool Box

Attenuator not used (the source and destination of fiber jumpers are on the same side of the cross-connect and timing board)

Attenuator not used (the source and destination of fiber jumpers are on the different side of the cross-connect and timing board)

Attenuator used (the source and destination of fiber jumpers are on the same side of the cross-connect and timing board)

Tunable optical attenuator

Attenuator used (the source and destination of fiber jumpers are on different sides of the cross-connect and timing board)

Tunable optical attenuator

COA

Installing the COA

Installing the SS61COA Interface and Fiber Connection SS61COA

Front view of the SS61COA SS61COA

Input optical interface Output optical interface

RS232-1 1

RS232-2 Monitor 1 Monitor 2 Power interface 1 2 2

Fiber connection of the SS61COA SS61COA

IN 10dB fixed optical attenuator 10dB IN OUT OUT Optical interface board SS61COA

Line optical fiber

OUT

IN SS61COA OUT

IN Line optical fiber OUT SS61COA

OUT IN 10dB fixed optical attenuator 10dB Optical interface board

IN SS61COA

Subrack 1 1

Subrack 2 2

NOTE The SS61COA is a case-shaped optical amplifier for 1550 nm o ptical signals. The SS61COA can be used as a booster amplifier or a pre-amplifier. SS61COA 1550nm

COA

Installing the COA

Installing the SS61COA Cable Connection SS61COA

COA power cable COA

SS61COA

SS61COA

COA power cable COA

F&f cable F&f

Serial port cable

To the serial port of the COA COA COA power interface COA

COA

Installing the COA

Installing the SS61COA Procedure SS61COA

Tray

Cabling frame

SS61COA

F&f cable F&f

Power cable

F&f cable F&f

Fiber

COA

Installing the COA

Installing the SS62COA Interface and Fiber Connection SS62COA

Front view of the SS62COA SS62COA

Receiving interface (E2000) (E2000) Transmitting interface (SC/PC) SC/PC Power input interface

RS232-1

RS232-2

Power input interface

Fiber connection of the SS62COA SS62COA

IN IN OUT Optical interface board OUT SS61COA/ BA/BPA Line optical fiber OUT IN SS62COA Optical interface board OUT IN

Subrack 1 1

Subrack 2 2

NOTE The SS62COA can be used only as a pre-amplifier. SS62COA

COA

Installing the COA

Installing the SS62COA Cable Connection SS62COA

To the serial port of the COA COA

COA power interface COA

F&f cable F&f

F&f cable F&f

SS62COA

COA power cable COA

SS62COA

COA

Installing the COA

Installing the SS62COA Procedure SS62COA

SS62COA

NOTE The SS62COA can be installed above or below the subrack. When installing it below the subrack, make sure it is 100 mm below the subrack. When installing it above the subrack, fix it above the orderwire fixing frame. SS62COA100mm

Overview of Cables

Installing and Routing the Cables

-48V power cable -48V

BGND power cable BGND

PGND cable PGND

Subrack power cable

75/120-ohm clock transit cable (1) 75/1201

75/120-ohm clock transit cable (2) 75/1202

75-ohm clock cable 75

Alarm output and input cable

Alarm concatenation cable between subracks

COA concatenation serial port cable COA power cable COA COA

COA serial port cable COA

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Installing and Routing the Cables

Cable Holes on the Top and at the Bottom of the Cabinet

Cable holes on the top of the cabinet

Cable hole of the upper subrack Cable hole of the lower subrack

Cable hole of the lower subrack

M8 grouding bolt M8

Back Left Front Right

Fiber hole

Power cable hole

Fiber hole

Cable holes on the bottom of the cabinet

Cable hole

Cable hole

Cable hole

Back Left Front Right

Fiber hole

Power cable hole

Fiber hole

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Installing and Routing the Cables

Installing and Routing the Power Cables Connection of the Power Cables PGND

Internal PGND cable PGND

RTN2(+)

RTN1(+)

NEG2(-)

NEG1(-)

-48 V

-48 V

PGND cable PGND

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 2

0V

0V Office ground

Office power supply

Subrack power cable connector

OUTPUT 1

OUTPUT 1

NOTE Power cables are divded into cabinet power cables and subrack power cables. The subrack power cables have been connected to the power distribution unit at delivery. PIU

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Installing and Routing the Cables

Installing and Routing the Power Cables Power Distribution Unit PGND

RTN2(+) Power socket 1~4(left) 1~4()

1 2 3 4

NEG1(-) NEG2(-) Power socket 1~4(right) 1~4()

1 2 3 4

RTN1(+)

OUTPUT ON OFF
SW1 32A SW2 32A SW3 20A SW4 20A

B
ON
RTN1(+)NEG1(-) RTN2(+)NEG2(-)

OUTPUT

INPUT

OFF
SW1 32A SW2 32A SW3 20A SW4 20A

Power switch SW1~4(left) SW1~4()

PGND bolt PGND

Power switch SW1~4(right) SW1~4()

RTN1(+) and NEG1(-) form one channel of power supply, which supplies power to power terminals on the left. The subrack power switches for these power terminals are SW1-SW4. RTN1(+)NEG1(-)14SW14 RTN2(+) and NEG2(-) form one channel of power supply, which supplies power to power terminals on the right. The subrack power switches for these power terminals are SW1-SW4. RTN2(+)NEG2(-)14SW14

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Installing and Routing the Cables

Installing and Routing the Power Cables Upward Cabling PGND

To office power supply

BGND power cable BGND

-48V power cable -48V

Internal PGND cable PGND

PGND cable PGND

M6 grounding bolt M6

CAUTION It is forbidden to install or demount the power cable while the power is on. Do turn off the power switch before such operations to avoid personal injuries. NOTE The signal cable, power cable and fiber jumper shall be routed and bundled separately, with a spacing of more than 3 cm between each other. 3cm Connect these cables in sequence: PGND cable > 0 V power cables >-48 V power cables. PGND0VRTN(+)-48VNEG(-)

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Installing and Routing the Cables

Installing and Routing the Power Cables Downward Cabling PGND

Connect the power cable and PGND cable in the similar way for upward cabling. PGND
Cabling tough

0V

-48V PGND

CAUTION It is forbidden to install or demount the power cable while the power is on. Do turn off the power switch before such operations to avoid personal injuries. NOTE The signal cable, power cable and fiber jumper shall be routed and bundled separately, with a spacing of more than 3 cm between each other. 3cm Connect these cables in sequence: PGND cable > 0 V power cables >-48 V power cables. PGND0VRTN(+)-48VNEG(-)

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Installing and Routing the Cables

Installing the Cabinet Indicator Cables Connection and Installation of the Cables

Cabinet indicator cable

Cabinet indicator concatenation cable

Power distribuion unit

To the lower subrack

To the upper subrack To the cabinet indicators

1 Connect the cabinet indicator cable between the cabinet indicators and the "LAMP1" interface on
the SEI board of the lower subrack. SEILAMP1

2 Connect the cabinet indicator concatenation cable between the "LAMP1" interface on the upper
subrack and the "LAMP2" interface on the lower subrack. SEILAMP1AUXLAMP2

CAUTION Do not install other cables in the cabinent indicator interface or the cabinet indicator concatenation interface. Be sure there is no particulate contamination in the cabinet indicator interface or the cabinet indicator concatenation interace before powering on the subrack.

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Installing and Routing the Cables

Installing and Routing the Alarm Cables Alarm Interface

Alarm output interface(ALMO1) and alarm output concatenating interface(ALMO2) ALMO1)(ALMO2

Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Funciton The positive of critical and major alarm output The negative of cirtical and major alarm output The positivie of minor and warning alarm output Reserved Reserved The negative of major and warning alarm output Reserved Reserved

Alarm input interface (ALMI1~ALMI2) ALM1ALM2

Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Funciton Alarm input 1 GND The ground of alarm input 1 Alarm input 2 Alarm input 3 GND The ground of alarm input 3 GND The ground of alarm input 2 Alarm input 4 GND The ground of alarm input 4

SEI board SEI

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Installing and Routing the Cables

Installing and Routing the Alarm Cables Connection of the Alarm Cable

Alarm output and input cable

To alarm monitor

Alarm concatenation cable between subracks

Alarm concatenation cable between subracks

Cabinet 1 1

Cabinet 2 2

NOTE When any critical alarms or major alarms occur in one o f subracks, the indicators on the alarm monitor become on.

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Installing and Routing the Cables

Installing the Alarm Cables Upward cabling

Cable hole To the alarm monitor

Cable distribution plate

SEI board SEI

18

Installing and Routing the Cables

Installing and Routing the Alarm Cables Downward cabling

Cable distribution plate

SEI board SEI

Cable hole Support

To the alarm monitor

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Installing and Routing the Cables

Installing and Routing the External Clock Cable

To the other equipment From 2M bit/s(Hz)BITS

CLK1:120 ohm clock 1 CLK1:1201

CLK2:120 ohm clock 2 CLK2:1202

SEI board SEI

CLKO1:75 ohm clock output 1 CLKO1:751 CLKO2:75 ohm clock output 2 CLKO2:752 CLKI1:75 ohm clock input 1 CLKI1:751 CLKI2:75 ohm clock input 2 CLKI2:752

NOTE Select a correct clock cable according to the type of the clock interface on the opposite equipment. NOTE Route the external clock cable in the similar way to route the E1 cable. E1

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Installing and Routing the Cables

Installing and Routing the Network Management Cable

Network management system

Network management cable DCN

SAP

NOTE Connect the network management cable only for the gateway NE. NOTE Route the network management cable in the similar way to route the E1 cable. E1

21

Installing and Routing the Fibers

Installing and Routing the External Fibers Upward Cabling

Corrugated pipe

Fiber hole Cabling trough

Cabling trough

NOTE If the two fiber holes have insufficient space for the fibers, you can also rou te fibers through the cable hole. NOTE Cabling on the left side is taken as an example in the description below, and that on the right side is the same.

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Installing and Routing the Fibers

Installing and Routing the External Fibers Downward Cabling

Cabling trough

Fiber hole

Corrugated pipe

NOTE If the two fiber holes have insufficient space for the fibers, you can also rou te fibers through the cable hole. NOTE Cabling on the left side is taken as an example in the description below, and that on the right side is the same.

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Installing and Routing the Fibers

Installing and Routing Internal Fibers Connection of Internal Fibers

Fiber connection between SL16, BPA and DCU SL16BPADCU

SL16
OUT

BPA
BOUT BIN

DCU
OUT1 IN1 OUT2 IN2

IN

POUT PIN

BPA
OUT1 IN1 OUT2 POUT PIN BOUT BIN

SL16
IN OUT

DCU

IN2

OptiX OSN equipment A OptiX OSN A

OptiX OSN equipment B OptiX OSN B

Fiber connection between SL16 and BA2 SL16BA2

SL16
IN

BA2
OUT1 IN1

SL16
OUT

OUT

OUT2 IN2

IN

BA2
OUT1 IN1 OUT2 IN2

OptiX OSN equipment A OptiX OSN A

OptiX OSN equipment B OptiX OSN B

Fiber connection between SL16 and COA SL16COA

SL16
IN

COA
OUT IN

SL16
OUT

OUT

IN

COA
OUT IN

OptiX OSN equipment A OptiX OSN A

OptiX OSN equipment B OptiX OSN B

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Installing and Routing the Fibers

Installing and Routing Internal Fibers Fiber Route

Routing fibers between Boards

Routing fibers between the board and COA COA

Power distribution unit

Power distribution unit

COA

Fiber spool box Orderwire frame

Fiber spool box

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Installing the Orderwire Phone

Orderwire phone frame

Orderwire phone cable Orderwire phone Orderwire phone frame SEI board SEI

PHONE interface PHONE

Orderwire phone cable

CAUTION Set the ringing switch to "ON" and the dialing mode switch to "T". ONT

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