TrueNet 1U and 2U Fiber Panel Installation and Cable Routing Instructions

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1 TrueNet 1U and 2U Fiber Panel Installation and Cable Routing Instructions ADCP Issue 2 10/2008 1U PANEL 2U PANEL A Content Page INTRODUCTION DESCRIPTION INSTALLATION Selecting a Mounting Bracket Option Installing the Panel on the Rack Installing Vertical Cable Guides (VCGs) Sliding the Drawer In and Out Grounding the Panel (continued) Rev A Page 1

2 Content (continued) Page 2.6 Installing Adapter Packs Installing MPO Cassettes CABLE CLAMP INSTALLATION Installing a Cable Clamp for OSP Cable Installing a Cable Clamp for MPO Trunk Cable CABLE ROUTING PROCEDURES Termination and Splice Panel Procedures Routing Pigtails Routing OSP Cable, Right Side Entry Routing OSP Cable, Left Side Entry Routing Pigtails and OSP Fibers in Splice Tray Termination Only Panel Procedures Routing OSP Cable, Right Side Entry (Adapter Packs) Routing OSP Cable, Left Side Entry (Adapter Cassettes) Routing OSP Cable, Left Side Entry (MPO Cassettes) Routing OSP Cable, Right Side Entry (MPO cassettes) MPO Termination Only Panel Procedures Routing MPO Trunk Cable, Right Side Entry (MPO Adapter Packs) Routing MPO Trunk Cable, Left Side Entry (MPO Adapter Packs) CUSTOMER INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE INTRODUCTION This manual contains descriptions and installation and cable routing instructions for the ADC TrueNet 1U and 2U Fiber Panels. Revision History ISSUE DATE REASON FOR CHANGE 1 10/2007 Original. Related Publications Title/Description ADCP Number TrueNet MPO Trunk Cable Clamp Kit Instructions Trademark Information ADC and ADC Telecommunications are registered trademarks of ADC Telecommunications, Inc. Page 2

3 Admonishments Important safety admonishments are used throughout this manual to warn of possible hazards to persons or equipment. An admonishment identifies a possible hazard and then explains what may happen if the hazard is not avoided. These warnings are flagged by use of the triangular alert icon (seen below) and are listed in descending order of severity of injury or damage and likelihood of occurrence. Danger: Danger is used to indicate the presence of a hazard that will cause severe personal injury, death, or substantial property damage if the hazard is not avoided. Warning: Warning is used to indicate the presence of a hazard that can cause severe personal injury, death, or substantial property damage if the hazard is not avoided. Caution: Caution is used to indicate the presence of a hazard that will or can cause minor personal injury or property damage if the hazard is not avoided. 1 DESCRIPTION The TrueNet 1U and 2U Panels can accommodate up to 48 and 96 terminations, respectively. The TrueNet 1U and 2U Panels can be configured for termination and splice or termination only (without splice trays). Figure 1 shows the external features of a typical 1U panel. REMOVABLE REAR COVER PROVIDES EASY ACCESS FOR CABLE ROUTING AND MANAGEMENT OSP CABLE ENTRY (EITHER SIDE) RADIUS LIMITERS FOR CABLE MANAGEMENT (8) BULKHEAD ACCOMMODATES ADAPTER PACKS OR MPO CASSETTES SPLICE TRAY LOCATION CABLE CLIP (1 PER SIDE) MOUNTING BRACKET (2) HINGED FRONT COVER COVER LATCH DESIGNATION LABEL (2) TRAY RETAINING CLIPS (2 PER SIDE) SLIDING TRAY A Figure 1. TrueNet 1U Panel External Features Page 3

4 Typically, these panels ship empty (without adapter packs, MPO cassettes, splice trays, or pigtails), but they may also be ordered with any of these components already installed.the panel accommodates adapter packs and MPO cassettes. The 1U termination and splice panel has one splice tray. The 2U termination and splice panel has two splice trays. Figure 2 shows the external features of a 2U panel. REMOVABLE REAR COVER PROVIDES EASY ACCESS FOR CABLE ROUTING AND MANAGEMENT RADIUS LIMITERS FOR CABLE MANAGEMENT (8) OSP CABLE ENTRY (EITHER SIDE) BULKHEAD ACCOMMODATES ADAPTER PACKS OR MPO CASSETTES SPLICE TRAY LOCATION CABLE CLIP (2 PER SIDE) MOUNTING BRACKET (2) HINGED FRONT COVER COVER LATCH DESIGNATION LABEL (2) SLIDING TRAY TRAY RETAINING CLIPS (2 PER SIDE) A Figure 2. TrueNet 2U Panel External Features 2 INSTALLATION Installation of a TrueNet panel involves the following tasks: 1. Selecting the mounting brackets (covered in Section 2.1 on next page); 2. Installing the panel on the rack (covered in Section 2.2 on Page 6); 3. (Optional) Installing vertical cable guides (covered in Section 2.3 on Page 7); 4. (Optional) Installing adapter packs (covered in Section 2.6 on Page 11); 5. (Optional) Installing MPO cassettes (covered in Section 2.7 on Page 12); 6. Installing a cable clamp (covered in Section 3); 7. Routing cables and pigtails (covered in Section 4). Page 4

5 Warning: Never install equipment in a wet location or during a lightning storm. When installing or modifying communication lines, disconnect lines at the network interface before working with uninsulated lines or terminals. 2.1 Selecting a Mounting Bracket Option The 1U and 2U panels are shipped with mounting brackets configured for a 19-inch EIA/ WECO rack with a 5-inch recess. The mounting brackets can also be reconfigured for a 4-inch rack recess. Figure 3 shows the available mounting options for both panels. 5 INCH RACK RECESS POSITION (AS SHIPPED) ROTATE BRACKET FOR 23-INCH RACK MOUNTING 1U FIBER PANEL 5 INCH RACK RECESS POSITION (AS SHIPPED) ROTATE BRACKET FOR 23-INCH RACK MOUNTING 2U FIBER PANEL A Figure 3. Selecting a Mounting Bracket Option Page 5

6 2.2 Installing the Panel on the Rack Using screws, secure the panel on the rack as shown in Figure 4. Note: Figure 4 shows the 1U and 2U fiber panels installed in a 19-inch rack with a 5-inch recess SCREWS (4 PLACES) SCREWS (4 PLACES) A Figure 4. Installing the Panel on the Rack Page 6

7 2.3 Installing Vertical Cable Guides (VCGs) Install the VCGs (one per side) as shown in Figure 5. VCG (2) 1U FIBER PANEL INSTALLATION HOLES FOR VCG 6-32 SCREWS (2 PER VCG) (PROVIDED) VCG (2) A 2U FIBER PANEL INSTALLATION HOLES FOR VCG 6-32 SCREWS (2 PER VCG) (PROVIDED) Figure 5. Installing Vertical Cable Guides Page 7

8 2.4 Sliding the Drawer In and Out The panel has a tray release button and tray retainer clips designed to ensure that the drawer is opened carefully and remains open until work in the drawer is competed. These items look the same and operate the same on the 1U and 2U panels. Use the following procedure to slide the drawer in and out (2U shown): 1. To release a closed drawer, press the release button down, as shown in Figure 6, and slide the drawer out to the first detent. 2. To free the drawer to open it fully, press in the retainer clips (one on each side) located as shown in Figure 7. Slide the drawer out until it locks into place. 3. To release an open drawer to close it, release the retainer clips (one on each side) located as shown in Figure 8. Slide the drawer in until it locks into the closed position A PRESS BUTTON DOWN TO PULL TRAY OUT TO FIRST DETENT Figure 6. Releasing Closed Drawer to Open It Page 8

9 22101-A PRESS IN TRAY RETAINER CLIPS (ONE ON EACH SIDE) TO FULLY EXTEND TRAY Figure 7. Freeing Drawer to Slide It Out Fully A PRESS IN TRAY RETAINER CLIPS (ONE ON EACH SIDE) TO SLIDE TRAY BACK INTO PLACE Figure 8. Releasing Open Drawer to Close It Page 9

10 2.5 Grounding the Panel Each panel has two grounding locations marked with the standard grounding symbol. These locations are on the rear cover and right side of the panel (see Figure 9). Use M4 hardware (customer supplied) to attach at the grounding location a 2-hole lug terminal such as shown in Figure A GROUNDING LOCATIONS Figure 9. Grounding Locations (Rear View of Panel) 2-HOLE LUG TERMINAL COPPER WIRE HOLE CENTER SPACING: 0.75 INCHES STRIP BACK INSULATION PER LUG MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATION A Figure 10. Ground Stud Page 10

11 2.6 Installing Adapter Packs The 1U panel accommodates two adapter packs. The 2U accommodates four adapter packs. Adapter packs are installed in the same manner for both 1U and 2U panels. Adapter packs installed on left side of panel are angled left while adapter packs installed on right side are angled right. Install the adapter packs as shown in Figure 11 (2U shown). INSTALL LEFT SIDE ADAPTER PACKS WITH ADAPTERS ANGLED TOWARD THE LEFT INSTALL ADAPTER PACKS IN ORIENTATION SHOWN INSTALL RIGHT SIDE ADAPTER PACKS WITH ADAPTERS ANGLED TOWARD THE RIGHT MAKE SURE NYLATCH PLUNGER FASTENERS ARE PULLED OUT AFTER INSTALLING ADAPTER PACK, PUSH NYLATCH PLUNGER FASTENERS "IN" TO LOCK ADAPTER PACK INTO PANEL "OUT" POSITION "IN" POSITION NYLATCH PLUNGER FASTENERS MUST BE PULLED OUT BEFORE INSERTING THE ADAPTER PACK INTO MOUNTING HOLES IN PANEL B Figure 11. Installing Adapter Packs Page 11

12 2.7 Installing MPO Cassettes The 1U panel accommodates two MPO cassettes, the 2U accommodates four. The procedure for the 1U and 2U is the same. To install or remove an MPO cassette, pull the Nylatch plunger fastener out, orienting the MPO as shown in Figure 12. INSTALL LEFT SIDE MPO CASSETTES WITH ADAPTERS ANGLED TOWARD THE LEFT INSTALL MPO CASSETTES IN ORIENTATION SHOWN INSTALL RIGHT SIDE MPO CASSETTES WITH ADAPTERS ANGLED TOWARD THE RIGHT MAKE SURE NYLATCH PLUNGER FASTENERS ARE PULLED OUT AFTER INSTALLING MPO CASSETTE, PUSH NYLATCH PLUNGER FASTENERS "IN" TO LOCK CASSETTE INTO PANEL "OUT" POSITION "IN" POSITION NYLATCH PLUNGER FASTENERS MUST BE PULLED OUT BEFORE INSERTING THE MPO CASSETTES INTO MOUNTING HOLES IN PANEL A Figure 12. Installing MPO Cassettes Page 12

13 3 CABLE CLAMP INSTALLATION 3.1 Installing a Cable Clamp for OSP Cable For both termination and splice panels and termination only panels, an OSP cable must be installed and routed. The procedure is the same regardless of the type of panel being installed. The OSP cable can enter the panel from the left or right side of the panel (as viewed from the rear of the panel). Determine the direction of cable entrance and install the cable clamp as shown in the example in Figure 13. REAR COVER CAN BE REMOVED TO AID IN OSP CABLE ROUTING SWELL LATCH (2) LEFT SIDE OSP CABLE ENTRANCE A SCREW (2) PLATE YOKE (2) RIGHT SIDE OSP CABLE ENTRANCE GROMMET (SIZE DETERMINED BY DIAMETER OF OSP CABLE) Figure 13. Cable Clamp Assembly for OSP Cable Page 13

14 3.2 Installing a Cable Clamp for MPO Trunk Cable Note: This procedure requires use of the MPO trunk cable clamp kit, which can be ordered from ADC using catalog # TFP-ACC002. This kit is required for routing MPO trunk cable in panels with MPO adapter packs. This kit may also be used for routing MPO trunk cable in panels with MPO cassettes, but the kit is not required for MPO cassette applications. Note: When the MPO trunk cable clamp kit is used, there are limitations on the number of panels that can be stacked up on the rack in certain configurations. For more information, refer to the instructions (ADCP ) provided with the kit. For panels with MPO adapter packs, an MPO trunk cable must be installed and routed. The procedure is the same regardless of the type of panel being installed. The MPO trunk cable can enter the panel from the left or right side of the panel (as viewed from the rear of the panel). Determine the direction of cable entrance and install the cable clamp. Some orientation examples are shown in Figure 14. REAR COVER CAN BE REMOVED TO AID IN MPO TRUNK ROUTING SWELL LATCH (2) LEFT SIDE VERTICAL MPO TRUNK CABLE ENTRANCE A RIGHT SIDE HORIZONTAL MPO TRUNK CABLE ENTRANCE Figure 14. Cable Clamp Assembly for MPO Trunk Cable Page 14

15 4 CABLE ROUTING PROCEDURES 4.1 Termination and Splice Panel Procedures Routing Pigtails Typically, the termination and splice panel is shipped without adapter packs or pigtails and will therefore need to be configured as required. Alternatively, the panel may have been ordered with adapter packs pre-cabled with pigtails or with MPO cassettes already installed. If pigtails need to be routed in the panel being installed, route the pigtails corresponding to the example shown in Figure 15 for a right side adapter pack or Figure 16 for a left side adapter pack. SLACK LOOP AROUND OUTSIDE OF SPLICE TRAY IS NOT REQUIRED RECOMMENDED CABLE LENGTH FROM STUB END TO CONNECTOR IS 108 INCHES STUB END FOR SPLICE TRAY ROUTING, SEE SECTION 3.3, SPLICE TRAY ROUTING IF NECESSARY, PULL EACH 900 MICRON FIBER FROM STUB END OF SUBUNIT, TO CORRECT LENGTH TO ELIMINATE SLACK AT ADAPTER PACK. CORRECT LENGTH AT ADAPTER PACK A Figure 15. Routing Pigtails from Right Side (Top View) Page 15

16 Figure 16 shows routing from the left side. SLACK LOOP AROUND OUTSIDE OF SPLICE TRAY IS NOT REQUIRED RECOMMENDED CABLE LENGTH FROM STUB END TO CONNECTOR IS 108 INCHES STUB END FOR SPLICE TRAY ROUTING, SEE SECTION 3.3, SPLICE TRAY ROUTING IF NECESSARY, PULL EACH 900 MICRON FIBER FROM STUB END OF SUBUNIT, TO CORRECT LENGTH TO ELIMINATE SLACK AT ADAPTER PACK. CORRECT LENGTH AT ADAPTER PACK A Figure 16. Routing Pigtails from Left Side (Top View) Routing OSP Cable, Right Side Entry For right side cable entry, route the OSP cable from the cable clamp position to the splice tray as shown in Figure 17. Note that right is defined here from the perspective of the front of the panel. Page 16

17 CABLE CLAMP (RIGHT SIDE ENTRY) CONVOLUTED TUBING (1 FT) (PROVIDED) SLACK LOOP AROUND OUTSIDE OF SPLICE TRAY IS NOT REQUIRED RECOMMENDED BREAKOUT LENGTH INCHES FOR SPLICE TRAY ROUTING, SEE SECTION 3.2.4, "SPLICE TRAY ROUTING" USE VELCRO STRAP (PROVIDED) TO SECURE SPLICE TRAY TO PANEL A Figure 17. Routing OSP Cable, Right Side Entry Page 17

18 4.1.3 Routing OSP Cable, Left Side Entry For left side cable entry, route the OSP cable from the cable clamp position to the splice tray as shown in Figure 18. Left is defined from the front of the panel. CABLE CLAMP (RIGHT SIDE ENTRY) CONVOLUTED TUBING (1 FT) (PROVIDED) SLACK LOOP AROUND OUTSIDE OF SPLICE TRAY IS NOT REQUIRED RECOMMENDED BREAKOUT LENGTH INCHES FOR SPLICE TRAY ROUTING, SEE SECTION 3.2.4, "SPLICE TRAY ROUTING" USE VELCRO STRAP (PROVIDED) TO SECURE SPLICE TRAY TO PANEL A Figure 18. Routing OSP Cable, Left Side Entry Page 18

19 4.1.4 Routing Pigtails and OSP Fibers in Splice Tray Route the pigtail and OSP fibers in the splice tray as shown in the Figure 19. Use Velcro to secure the splice tray to the panel. Note: For location of the velcro, refer to Figure 18 on the previous page. PIGTAIL FIBERS FROM ADAPTERS USE LACING TO SECURE SUBUNIT OSP FIBERS OSP BREAKOUT SIDE PIGTAIL FIBER ROUTING PIGTAIL BREAKOUT SIDE USE LACING TO SECURE SUBUNIT OSP FIBER ROUTING A Figure 19. Routing Pigtails and OSP Fibers in Splice Tray Page 19

20 4.2 Termination Only Panel Procedures Routing OSP Cable, Right Side Entry (Adapter Packs) For right side cable entry in a panel with adapter packs, route the OSP cable from the cable clamp position to the splice tray as shown in Figure 20. Note that right is defined here from the perspective of the front of the panel. OSP CABLE CONVOLUTED TUBING (PROVIDED) APPROX. 9 INCHES OF 900 um FIBER EXPOSED RECOMMENDED BREAKOUT LENGTH - 60 INCHES TIE-DOWN POINT TIE-DOWN POINT - DRAWER IN CLOSED POSITION - TOP COVER NOT SHOWN, FOR CLARITY - REAR COVER REMOVED A Figure 20. Routing OSP Cable, Right Side Entry (Adapter Packs) Page 20

21 4.2.2 Routing OSP Cable, Left Side Entry (Adapter Cassettes) For left side cable entry in a panel with adapter packs, route the OSP cable from the cable clamp position to the splice tray as shown in Figure 21. Left is defined from the front of the panel. OSP CABLE CONVOLUTED TUBING (PROVIDED) RECOMMENDED BREAKOUT LENGTH - 60 INCHES APPROX. 9 INCHES OF 900 um FIBER EXPOSED TIE-DOWN POINT TIE-DOWN POINT - DRAWER IN CLOSED POSITION - TOP COVER NOT SHOWN, FOR CLARITY - REAR COVER REMOVED A Figure 21. Routing OSP Cable, Left Side Entry (MPO Cassettes) Page 21

22 4.2.3 Routing OSP Cable, Left Side Entry (MPO Cassettes) For left side cable entry in a panel with MPO cassettes, route the OSP cable from the cable clamp position to the MPO casettes as shown in Figure 22. Note that left is defined here from the perspective of the front of the panel. OSP CABLE CONVOLUTED TUBING (PROVIDED) CABLES SHOULD BE LONG ENOUGH TO COMPLETELY PULL OUT THE SLIDING TRAY REMOVE THIS RADIUS LIMITER FOR LEFT SIDE ENTRY - DRAWER IN CLOSED POSITION - TOP COVER NOT SHOWN, FOR CLARITY - REAR COVER REMOVED A Figure 22. Routing OSP Cable, Left Side Entry (MPO Cassettes) Page 22

23 4.2.4 Routing OSP Cable, Right Side Entry (MPO cassettes) For right side cable entry in a panel with MPO cassettes, route the OSP cable from the cable clamp position to the MPO cassettes as shown in Figure 23. Right is defined from the front of the panel. OSP CABLE CONVOLUTED TUBING (PROVIDED) REMOVE THIS RADIUS LIMITER FOR RIGHT SIDE ENTRY CABLES SHOULD BE LONG ENOUGH TO COMPLETELY PULL OUT THE SLIDING TRAY - DRAWER IN CLOSED POSITION - TOP COVER NOT SHOWN, FOR CLARITY - REAR COVER REMOVED A Figure 23. Routing OSP Cable, Right Side Entry (Adapter Packs) Page 23

24 4.3 MPO Termination Only Panel Procedures Routing MPO Trunk Cable, Right Side Entry (MPO Adapter Packs) For right side cable entry in a panel with MPO adapter packs, route the MPO trunk cable from the cable clamp position to the splice tray as shown in Figure 24. Note that right is defined here from the perspective of the front of the panel. MPO TRUNK CABLE CONVOLUTED TUBING (PROVIDED) CABLES SHOULD BE LONG ENOUGH TO COMPLETELY PULL OUT THE SLIDING TRAY REMOVE THESE RADIUS LIMITERS FOR RIGHT SIDE ENTRY - DRAWER IN CLOSED POSITION - TOP COVER NOT SHOWN, FOR CLARITY - REAR COVER REMOVED A Figure 24. Routing MPO Trunk Cable, Right Side Entry (MPO Adapter Packs) Page 24

25 4.3.2 Routing MPO Trunk Cable, Left Side Entry (MPO Adapter Packs) For left side cable entry in a panel with MPO adapter packs, route the MPO trunk cable from the cable clamp position to the splice tray as shown in Figure 25. Left is defined from the front of the panel. MPO TRUNK CABLE CONVOLUTED TUBING (PROVIDED) CABLES SHOULD BE LONG ENOUGH TO COMPLETELY PULL OUT THE SLIDING TRAY REMOVE THESE RADIUS LIMITERS FOR LEFT SIDE ENTRY - DRAWER IN CLOSED POSITION - TOP COVER NOT SHOWN, FOR CLARITY - REAR COVER REMOVED A Figure 25. Routing MPO Trunk Cable, Left Side Entry (MPO Adapter Packs) Page 25

26 5 CUSTOMER INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE PHONE: U.S.A. or CANADA Sales: Extension Technical Assistance: Connectivity Extension: Wireless Extension: EUROPE Sales Administration: Technical Assistance: EUROPEAN TOLL FREE NUMBERS Germany: UK: Spain: France: Italy: ASIA/PACIFIC Sales Administration: Technical Assistance: ELSEWHERE Sales Administration: Technical Assistance: WRITE: Q ADC Telecommunications (S PORE) PTE, LTD; 100 Beach Road, #18-01, Shaw Towers. Singapore ADC Telecommunications, INC PO Box 1101, Minneapolis, MN , USA ADC European Customer Service, INC Belgicastraat 2, 1930 Zaventem, Belgium PRODUCT INFORMATION AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: REPRINTS: PDF copies of manuals are available for downloading at the following link: ADCP Number: Contents herein are current as of the date of publication. ADC reserves the right to change the contents without prior notice. In no event shall ADC be liable for any damages resulting from loss of data, loss of use, or loss of profits and ADC further disclaims any and all liability for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or other similar damages. This disclaimer of liability applies to all products, publications and services during and after the warranty period. Page 26