Alcatel 7330 ISAM (DSLAM) Manual

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ERAM-A REMOTE AGGREGATOR HARDWARE INSTALLATION MANUAL
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Contents
1— Preface 1
1.1 Scope ...................................................................................................................2
1.2 Applicable releases ..............................................................................................2
1.3 Related documents ...............................................................................................2
1.4 Audience ...............................................................................................................2
1.5 Prerequisite knowledge ........................................................................................2
1.6 Safety information .................................................................................................2
1.7 Special information ...............................................................................................3
2— General 5
2.1 Requirements .......................................................................................................6
2.2 Initial site survey ...................................................................................................6
2.3 Installation tools ....................................................................................................7
3— Installing the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator 9

3.1 Overview .............................................................................................................10
3.2 Environmental and mounting constraints ...........................................................10
3.3 Mounting the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator in an equipment rack .....................12
4— ERAM-A Remote Aggregator cabling 15

4.1 Introduction .........................................................................................................16
4.2 Safety precautions ..............................................................................................16
4.3 Grounding connections .......................................................................................17
4.4 Power cabling .....................................................................................................18
4.5 Craft cable connection ........................................................................................20
4.6 Alarm cabling ......................................................................................................23
4.7 Optical fiber management ..................................................................................25
5— Replace ERAM-A equipment 29

5.1 Introduction .........................................................................................................30
5.2 ERAM-A Remote Aggregator slot positions .......................................................30
5.3 Replace the fan unit ............................................................................................30
5.4 Replace the fan filter ...........................................................................................32
5.5 Replace the PSU ................................................................................................34
5.6 Replace an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator ..........................................................36
5.7 Replace a fuse ....................................................................................................39
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1— Preface
1.1 Scope 1-2
1.2 Applicable releases 1-2
1.3 Related documents 1-2
1.4 Audience 1-2
1.5 Prerequisite knowledge 1-2
1.6 Safety information 1-2
1.7 Special information 1-3
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1 — Preface
1.1 Scope
This manual describes the installation of the following equipment in the European
Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) 7330 Intelligent Services Access
Manager Fiber To The Node (ISAM FTTN):
• ERAM-A Remote Aggregator
1.2 Applicable releases
This document applies to Release 3.6 on.
1.3 Related documents
For more information about the 7330 ISAM FTTN, refer to the:
• System Description
• 7330 ISAM FTTN Product Information
• 7330 ISAM FTTN Safety Manual
• Unit Data Sheets (UDS).
1.4 Audience
This manual is intended for installers equipped with site drawings that show power
sources and floor plans that show rack locations.
1.5 Prerequisite knowledge
The reader must be a skilled installer of hardware equipment and have knowledge of
general telecommunications principles.
1.6 Safety information
For ETSI safety information, see the 7330 ISAM FTTN Safety Manual.
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1 — Preface
1.7 Special information
The following are examples of how special information is presented in this document.
Danger — Danger indicates that the described activity or situation

may result in serious personal injury or death; for example, high
voltage or electric shock hazards.
Warning — Warning indicates that the described activity or situation

may, or will, cause equipment damage or serious performance
problems.
Caution — Caution indicates that the described activity or situation

may, or will, cause service interruption.
Note — A note provides information that is, or may be, of special

interest.
Procedures with options or substeps

When there are options in a procedure, they are identified by letters. When there are
required substeps in a procedure, they are identified by Roman numerals.
Procedure 1-1 Example of options in a procedure
At step 1, you can choose option a or b. At step 2, you must do what the step indicates.
1 This step offers two options. You must choose one of the following:
a This is one option.
b This is another option.
2 You must perform this step.
Procedure 1-2 Example of required substeps in a procedure
At step 1, you must perform a series of substeps within a step. At step 2, you must do what
the step indicates.
1 This step has a series of substeps that you must perform to complete the step. You must
perform the following substeps:
i This is the first substep.
ii This is the second substep.
iii This is the third substep.

1 — Preface
2 You must perform this step.
Measurement conventions
Measurements in this document are expressed in metric units. Measurements follow the
Système international d’unités (SI) standard for abbreviation of time and metric units (for
example, the abbreviation for minute is min and for second is s).

2— General
2.1 Requirements 2-6
2.2 Initial site survey 2-6
2.3 Installation tools 2-7

2 — General
2.1 Requirements
Warning — Safety requirements
Follow the safety guidelines described in the 7330 ISAM FTTN Product
Information.
Note 1 — Possibility of damage to xDSL equipment.
xDSL equipment must be connected to Plain Old Telephone Service

(POTS) line circuits that meet the AC power surge requirements of
GR-1089-CORE. Non-compliant POTS line boards might not have the
required secondary surge protection or current limiting function during
specific, valid operating states. Connecting xDSL equipment to
noncompliant POTS line cards could damage xDSL equipment.
Note 2 — EMC/ESD requirements.
Most 7330 ISAM FTTN plug-in units and powered equipment contain
devices susceptible to Electrostatic Discharge (ESD), which can damage
circuitry in unconnected conditions.
Follow the antistatic procedures when handling units.
Ensure that the EMC/ESD conditions meet GR 1089 CORE.
Note 3 — Environmental requirements.
Ensure that the environmental conditions meet GR 63 CORE and:

• ETS 300 019-1-1 for storage
• ETS 300 019-1-2 for transport
• ETS 300 019-1-3 for stationary use
2.2 Initial site survey
Alcatel-Lucent recommends that a site survey be conducted prior to ordering installation

materials and to ensure a properly planned installation.
During the site survey, the following items have to be determined:
• The equipment rack locations (floor plan)
• The type of floor (normal or raised floor)
• Rack mounting requirements (anchoring from ceiling or floor)
• Required cable lengths for:
• Power cables from shelf to Battery Fused Distribution Panel (BFDP)
• Optical fiber cables
• Miscellaneous cables
• Cable loading considerations
• The location of termination points and requirements for power and ground cables
between 7330 ISAM FTTN racks and BFDP (customer provided).
• Auxiliary framing and overhead rack bracing.

2 — General
This information must be communicated to Alcatel-Lucent.
Warning — Risk of dangerous or harmful situation if no appropriate

materials are used.
This can cause death or serious physical harm to persons or damage to
equipment.
The Central Office (CO) power cables, BATtery RETurn (BATRET) and
Frame Ground (FG) must be constructed from the appropriate materials
and must meet or exceed the standard CO specification.
2.3 Installation tools
The following tools are required to install the 7330 ISAM FTTN system equipment:
• safety glasses and ear protection
• ESD protection accessories
• screwdrivers: standard (flat blade) and Phillips
• torque screwdriver calibrated for between 1.1 and 1.5 N . m and a #2 Phillips bit
• torque wrench
• anchor setting tool
• insulated trouble lamp
• extension cord: 15 m
• wrenches: M10, open and box-end combination
• socket set: M10 drive with ratchet handle and extensions
• lifting eye bolts (4)
• carpenter’s claw hammer
• diagonal cutters
• cable cutters
• cable stripper
• multi-stripper
• pinch bar
• nail puller
• metal shears
• common shears
• measuring tape: 15 m
• chalk line and chalk
• level: minimum 90 cm
• felt marking pens
• small shop vacuum cleaner
Special tools, required for a specific task, are listed in the corresponding installation
procedure.

2 — General

3— Installing the ERAM-A Remote
Aggregator
3.1 Overview 3-10
3.2 Environmental and mounting constraints 3-10
3.3 Mounting the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator in an equipment

rack 3-12

3 — Installing the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator
3.1 Overview
This chapter describes how to mount the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator in 600 mm
equipment racks.
3.2 Environmental and mounting constraints
This section describes site requirements for the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator and
provides information about:
• environmental and mounting requirements
• airflow for the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator
Environmental and mounting requirements

Ensure that the environmental conditions meet GR-63-CORE.
The following is a list of environmental and mounting requirements for an ERAM-A
Remote Aggregator:
• The minimum cooling airflow for an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator mounted
horizontally in a Central Office (CO) or Controlled Environment Vault (CEV) is
0.7 m3/min with a 25 PPI air filter installed. In accordance with GR-3028-CORE,
airflow direction is (S) SL-SR when mounted horizontally.
• The minimum cooling airflow for an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator mounted in an
OSP cabinet is 1.1 m3/min with no air filter installed. Only vertical deployments are
supported. In accordance with GR-3028-CORE, airflow direction is bottom inlet top
exhaust).
• The maximum electrical power consumption and thermal dissipation capacity is
80 W, 2 A at 40 V (two 5 A fuses, field replaceable) for the ERAM-A Remote
Aggregator.
• To prevent the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator from overheating, avoid installing the
shelf adjacent to any other equipment that exhausts or takes in cooling air.
• Any ERAM-A Remote Aggregator deployments in closed cabinets must be in
GR-487 or GR-3108-CORE Class 2 cabinets, where the cabinets provide maximum
65° C inlet air to the shelf fans at a cabinet external ambient temperature of 46° C, and
full solar loading including any preheating of cabinet airflow by other equipment.
• Closed cabinets are not recommended for ERAM-A Remote Aggregator deployments
in COs, only open relay racks. If closed cabinets must be used, the cabinets must
provide a maximum 50° C inlet air to the shelf fans at a CO external ambient
temperature of 50° C at 1800 m altitude (GR-63 CO conditions). The cabinet must not
restrict shelf airflow or add temperature rise above GR-63 CO conditions, including
a preheating of cabinet airflow by other equipment.
• The use of fan filters in the fan unit of the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator depends on
the installation location:
• In CO and CEV deployments, the fan unit of the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator should
be operated with a fan filter installed. These filters must be changed every three months
or sooner, depending on conditions; otherwise, overheating and thermal failure may
result. Use only new, Alcatel-Lucent approved fan filters.
• In OSP cabinets deployments, the shelf fan unit must be operated without fan filters;
otherwise, overheating and thermal failure may result.

• The intake and exhaust of all shelf mounting configurations must not contain any
obstructions caused by cabinet mounting hardware, rack hardware, or other electronic
equipment in the areas shown in Figure 3-1. The intake and exhaust should not
obstruct or interfere with shelf-level airflows so that bulk airflows drop below the
minimum cooling airflow for the shelf.
• Avoid operating the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator with its fan unit removed or
non-operational; overheating or thermal failure will result if the shelf is operated too
long without a fan unit installed.
Warning — When used in the vertical mounting orientation, the

ERAM-A Remote Aggregator or shelves must be mounted above concrete
or some other non-combustible surface.
Figure 3-1 Obstruction-free areas for a horizontally mounted ERAM-A Remote Aggregator
Exhaust
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3.3 Mounting the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator in an equipment

rack
This section provides information about mounting an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator

horizontally in an equipment rack installed in a CO or CEV.
Note — The fan airflow for the fan unit is from left to right when the
ERAM-A Remote Aggregator is installed horizontally.
Warning — Ensure that the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator is not placed

in a rack where the fan unit might take in hot exhaust air from a unit in an
adjacent rack. As well, the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator should not be
placed in a rack where its hot air exhaust might blow into the intake of
another product.
General
You can install one or more ERAM-A Remote Aggregators horizontally in 600 mm
equipment racks.
The ERAM-A Remote Aggregator does not have any cable management features.
Alcatel-Lucent recommends that you install a cable management tray of at least 4.5 cm
below each ERAM-A Remote Aggregator installed in an equipment rack to meet specific
fiber and copper bend radius requirements.
See “Environmental and mounting constraints” for additional information about the site
requirements for mounting an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator in an equipment rack at the
CO or CEV.
Prerequisites
The following tools and hardware are required to mount an ERAM-A Remote
Aggregator horizontally in an equipment rack.
Tools required
You need the following tools for this installation procedure.
• 6 mm flat blade screwdriver
• hex nut driver or ratchet

Hardware required
You need the following hardware:
• one grounded equipment rack
• one unpacked ERAM-A Remote Aggregator
• two ERAM-A Remote Aggregator mounting brackets
• one horizontal cable management tray
• four thread-forming screws for mounting the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator to the
equipment rack
Note — The ERAM-A Remote Aggregator is shipped with

symmetric mounting brackets for 600 mm equipment racks.
Asymmetric mounting brackets are available from Alcatel-Lucent.
Procedure 3-1 Mounting the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator in an

equipment rack
Proceed as follows:
1 Install the mounting brackets on the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator:
i Remove the bracket mounting screws on each side of the ERAM-A Remote
Aggregator (5 on each side); do not discard the screws.
ii Fasten the mounting brackets on each side of the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator
using the bracket mounting screws removed in step i; see Figure 3-2 (symmetric
brackets shown).
Figure 3-2 Installing mounting brackets on the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator
FA F5AH
250V B
OFF/ON
A
Fan 7330 ISAM PWR F5AH

Remote Aggregator Active/Standby
ACO
250V
Critical
Fan Fan ACO -BATTA RETA -BATTB
RETB
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Filter ALM
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2 Locate where the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator is to be mounted in the rack.
3 Position the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator in the rack.
Danger — Do not load the rack top heavy. A top heavy rack can topple over
and cause serious physical injury if not secured to the floor.
4 Fasten the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator to the rack using the thread-forming screws.

5 Install a cable management tray that meets your site’s fiber and copper bend radius
requirements directly below the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator.
Note — Alcatel-Lucent recommends routing fiber to the left and copper to

the right as a best practice.
6 STOP. This procedure is complete.

4— ERAM-A Remote Aggregator cabling
4.1 Introduction 4-16
4.2 Safety precautions 4-16
4.3 Grounding connections 4-17
4.4 Power cabling 4-18
4.5 Craft cable connection 4-20
4.6 Alarm cabling 4-23
4.7 Optical fiber management 4-25

4 — ERAM-A Remote Aggregator cabling
4.1 Introduction
This chapter describes the following:

• Applicable safety precautions
• Grounding connections
• Power cabling
• Craft cable connection
• Alarm cable connection
• Optical fiber management
4.2 Safety precautions
The following safety precautions apply:

Danger 1 — Before working on the power supply unit, verify if it is not
live.
If the power supply unit is live, which can deliver -48 Vdc or -60 Vdc, you
must use an insulated tool kit and consult the manual on working on live
components.
Danger 2 — Avoid risk of electric shock!
Always wear protective gloves and footwear for all handling tasks.
Carefully follow the instructions.
Warning 1 — Before connecting to the mains power, verify the

specifications of all equipped fan units to ensure the correct voltage will
be supplied (-48 Vdc or -60 Vdc) to these units.
Warning 2 — When no power is supplied, all fasteners requiring a
specific torque must be tightened moderately before final tightening with
a torque wrench or driver.
When power is supplied, tighten fasteners with insulated tools, according
to the specified torque.

4.3 Grounding connections
This section provides information about making ground connections to an ERAM-A

Remote Aggregator.
General
Grounding the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator provides safety for the electrical devices in
the shelf by drawing current away from the shelf. Grounding also prevents the equipment
from being energized if there is an internal power fault on the shelf. and keeps ESD
current away from internal electrical components. See the 7330 ISAM FTTN Safety
Manual for more information about ESD measures.
Grounding connections are made to two grounding points on the chassis of the ERAM-A
Remote Aggregator.
Prerequisites
The following tools and hardware are required to make the grounding connections.
Tools required
You need the following tools:
• antistatic wrist strap
• torque wrench
• #2 Phillips screwdriver
Hardware required
You need the following parts:
• one ground cable; available options are:
• 16 mm2 wire with two-hole Panduit lug LCC6-10A-L
• 10 mm2 wire with two-hole Panduit lug LCC8-10A-L
• 4 mm2 wire with an appropriate two-hole grounding lug
• two #10-32 nuts and lockwashers
Note — If a two-hole lug is not available for any of the cable sizes
listed, you can use a single-hole lug. If you use a single-hole lug, the
cable must be tied down to prevent rotation.
Procedure 4-1 Grounding an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator
Proceed as follows:
1 Install the ground cable.
i Connect the two-hole grounding lug on the ground cable to the ERAM-A Remote
Aggregator grounding points using two nuts and lockwashers; see Figure 4-1 for
the location of the grounding points.

Figure 4-1 Attaching the grounding cable to an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator
HCUT-C
Fan 7330 ISAM F5AH

250V
Fan Remote Aggregator ON/OFF
A B
Filter
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ii Tighten to between 1.36 and 1.58 N . m.
iii If a single-hole grounding lug is used, install a cable tie or use cable lacing cord to
secure the ground cable to prevent lug rotation.
2 Route and connect the other end of the grounding cable as per site practices using the
cable management tray to secure cables as needed.
4.4 Power cabling
This section provides information about installing the power cabling for an ERAM-A
Remote Aggregator that uses a single or dual -48 Vdc or -60 Vdc power supply.
General
The ERAM-A Remote Aggregator operates with -48 Vdc or -60 Vdc supplied by battery
power sources in the CO. This power is provided by the Power Distribution Frame (PDF)
to the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator.
Warning — The dc supply to the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator must be

protected by the use of an approved external slow-blow fuse or single-pole
breaker sized greater than 5 A but less than the maximum required to
protect the 0.75 mm2 power feed cables.
A readily accessible disconnect device as defined in IEC 60950-1, such as
a circuit breaker, must be incorporated into the building installation
wiring.
Cable routing
Power cables are routed from the PDF to the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator and are
connected to the power terminals on the front panel of the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator.
In order to minimize interference and optimize xDSL performance, it is advisable, but
not a minimum requirement, to route cables using separate channels for signal and power
cables.
Keeping a distance of 10 cm between signal and power cables is advisable where it
imposes no practical problems.

Crossing of signal cables with power cables and parallel routing over short distances are
acceptable.
Prerequisites
The following tools and hardware are required to install the power cabling.
Tools required
• 3.5 mm flat blade insulated screwdriver
• voltmeter
Hardware required
• cable ties or lacing cord
• power cables: 0.75 mm2 wire
Procedure 4-2 Installing power cabling on the ERAM-A Remote

Aggregator
Danger 1 — Hazardous electrical voltages and currents can cause serious

physical harm or death. Always use insulated tools and follow proper safety
precautions when connecting or disconnecting power circuits.
Danger 2 — Ensure all sources of power are turned off and have no live
voltages present on feed lines or terminals. Use a voltmeter to measure for
voltage before proceeding.
Danger 3 — Ensure the other end of the power cables are disconnected
from the power supply before installing power cabling on the ERAM-A Remote
Aggregator.
Warning — Equipment damage will occur if the alarm cable is installed in

the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator while performing this procedure.
1 Put on the antistatic wrist strap and connect it to a grounding point. See the
7330 ISAM FTTN Safety Manual for more information about ESD measures.
2 Determine the power cabling requirements for this installation.
Warning — For single -48 Vdc or -60 Vdc power supply installations, install
the power cables on only the -48 V BAT A and BATRET A terminals.
3 Loosen the side screws and remove the two power connectors from the power terminals
on the Power Supply Unit (PSU); see Figure 4-2.

Figure 4-2 Power connection points on the PSU of the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator
BATRET A BATRET B
-48V BAT A -48V BAT B
-BATTA RETA -BATTB RETB
F5AH
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Active/Standby PWR
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4 Loosen the screws on the top of the power connectors and insert the power cables into
the power connectors. Tighten the screws on the top of the power connectors.
5 Reinstall the power connectors with the attached power cables into the power terminals
on the PSU. Tighten the side screws to attach the two power connectors to the PSU.
6 Route and connect the other end of the power cables to an appropriate power supply or
supplies as per site practices, using the cable management tray to secure cables as
needed.
Note — Alcatel-Lucent recommends routing fiber to the left and copper

to the right as a best practice.
4.5 Craft cable connection
This section provides information about connecting a craft terminal to the local craft
terminal port of an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator.
General
The craft terminal port is used for a local connection to a craft terminal. The craft terminal
port is located on the front panel of the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator; see Figure 4-3.
Figure 4-3 Craft terminal port on the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator
F5AH
FA 250V
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F5AH
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The craft terminal port is a DB-9 connector that provides an EIA/TIA-232 interface for
use with a craft terminal that is an ASCII terminal or a PC equipped with terminal
emulation software.
Note — Grounding is required at all times for proper operation of the
craft port.
Prerequisites
The following tools and hardware are required to connect a craft terminal to an ERAM-A
Remote Aggregator.
Tools required
• flat blade screwdriver
Hardware required
• craft terminal with a 9-pin or 25-pin serial communications port (usually a laptop)
• craft cable (with either DB-9 to DB-9 or DB-25 to DB-9 connectors); see Table 4-1
for orderable cables and Table 4-2 for pinouts
• communications software for the craft terminal, such as PROCOMM PLUS or
HyperTerminal
Table 4-1 Description of craft cables
Description Length Part number (1)
Craft cable 1.8 m 3FE 25660 AA
4.6 m 3FE 25660 AB
10.2 m 3FE 25660 AC
Note
(1) The cables are all CMP rated.
Table 4-2 Craft cable pinouts
Signal Pin number Description
DB-9 connector DB-25 connector
CD 1 8 Carrier Detect
RXD 2 3 Receive Data
TXD 3 2 Transmit Data
(1 of 2)

Signal Pin number Description
DB-9 connector DB-25 connector
DTR 4 20 Data Terminal Ready
GND (COM) 5 7 Signal ground (common)
DSR 6 6 Data Set Ready

RTS 7 4 Request to Send
CTS 8 5 Clear to Send
RI 9 22 Ring Indicator
(2 of 2)
Procedure 4-3 Connecting a craft terminal to an ERAM-A Remote

Aggregator
Warning — Units contain static-sensitive devices. These devices are

susceptible to static discharge damage in unconnected circuit conditions.
Appropriate ESD procedures should always be followed when installing or
removing units and cables.
7330 FTTN ISAM Safety Manual for more information about ESD measures.
2 Connect the craft cable to the craft terminal.
3 Configure the communications software on the craft terminal to the settings listed in
Table 4-3.
Table 4-3 Communications software settings
Settings Values
Bits/second 9600
Data bits 8
Parity None (N)

Stop bits 1
Terminal emulation VT100
4 Connect the craft cable to the craft terminal port on the front panel of the ERAM-A
Remote Aggregator; see Figure 4-3.
5 When you no longer need the craft terminal, disconnect the cable from the shelf.

4.6 Alarm cabling
This section provides the steps to connect an external alarm cable to an ERAM-A Remote
Aggregator.
General
The external alarm cable connects to the external alarm connector on the front panel of
the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator.
Figure 4-4 shows an external alarm cable for an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator.
Figure 4-4 External alarm cable
Alcatel-Lucent Vendor
label label
P2
P1
Pin 1
Pin1
19327
Table 4-4 provides the pinouts for the connection of four user-definable external alarm
inputs and three external alarm outputs: critical, major, and minor.
Table 4-4 Pinouts for external alarm inputs and external alarm outputs
Name Pin Signal name Description Pin Signal name Description
External alarm 1 1 MISC1_IN MISCellaneous 9 MISC1_IN_RET MISCellaneous INput

INput alarm 1 alarm 1



CO critical alarm 5 CRITICAL_OUT CRITICAL 13 CRITICAL_OUT_RET CRITICAL OUTput

(output) OUTput alarm alarm
CO major alarm 6 MAJOR_OUT MAJOR 14 MAJOR_OUT_RET MAJOR OUTput

(output) OUTput alarm alarm
CO minor alarm 7 MINOR_OUT MINOR OUTput 15 MINOR_OUT_RET MINOR OUTput alarm

(output) alarm

Prerequisites
The following tools and hardware are required to connect the external alarm cable.
Tools required
• flat blade screwdriver
Hardware required
• external alarm cable with a DB-15 connector; see Table 4-5
• cable ties and lacing cord
Table 4-5 External alarm cables
Description Length Part number
External alarm cable 1.8 m 3FE 23316 AA
4.6 m 3FE 23316 AB
10.2 m 3FE 23316 AC
Procedure 4-4 Connecting an external alarm to an ERAM-A Remote

Aggregator
Caution — Avoid sharp bends in cables. Use the proper bend radius when
connecting cables.
1 Label the external alarm cable at both ends for identification.
2 Put on the antistatic wrist strap and connect it to a grounding point. See the 7330 ISAM
FTTN Safety Manual for more information about ESD measures.
3 Connect the P1 end of the external alarm cable to the external alarm connector located
on the front panel of the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator.
4 Using the attached screws, fasten the cable securely to the connector. Do not
overtighten.
5 Route and connect the external alarm cable to the alarm termination point as per site
practices, using the cable management tray to secure the cable as needed.


4.7 Optical fiber management
This section provides the steps to connect optical cables to an ERAM-A Remote
Aggregator.
General
The optical Gigabit Ethernet ports of the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator are located on
the front panel.
You can connect up to twenty-four 1 Gb/s optical Gigabit Ethernet cables using SFP
optical modules, and up to two 10 Gb/s optical Gigabit Ethernet cables using XFP optical
modules.
Warning — Service and port configurations are mapped to the optical

expansion link. All affected port and service configurations that were
switched will require reconfiguration.
Do not swap optical expansion link cables between downlink ports on the
ERAM-A Remote Aggregator after the expansion unit is configured.
Prerequisites
The following tools and hardware are required to connect the optical cables.
Tools required
You need an antistatic wrist strap.
Hardware required
• cable ties or lacing cord
• Alcatel-Lucent approved SFP optical modules; see Table 4-6
• Alcatel-Lucent approved XFP optical modules; see Table 4-7
• optical cables with LC connectors
Table 4-6 Alcatel-Lucent approved SFP optical modules
Description Fiber mode Part number Temperature range
1 Gb/s Ethernet 1000Base-BX10-D SMF 3FE 25772 AB -40° to 85° C
1 Gb/s Ethernet 1000Base-BX10-U SMF 3FE 25772 AA -40° to 85° C
1 Gb/s Ethernet 1000Base-CWDM 1471 nm SMF 3FE 25771 AA -40° to 85° C
1 Gb/s Ethernet 1000Base-CWDM 1491 nm SMF 3FE 25771 AB -40° to 85° C
1 Gb/s Ethernet 1000Base-CWDM 1511 nm SMF 3FE 25771 AC -40° to 85° C
1 Gb/s Ethernet 1000Base-CWDM 1531 nm SMF 3FE 25771 AD -40° to 85° C
1 Gb/s Ethernet 1000Base-CWDM 1551 nm SMF 3FE 25771 AE -40° to 85° C
1 Gb/s Ethernet 1000Base-CWDM 1571 nm SMF 3FE 25771 AF -40° to 85° C
(1 of 2)

Description Fiber mode Part number Temperature range
1 Gb/s Ethernet 1000Base-CWDM 1591 nm SMF 3FE 25771 AG -40° to 85° C
1 Gb/s Ethernet 1000Base-CWDM 1611 nm SMF 3FE 25771 AH -40° to 85° C
1 Gb/s Ethernet 1000Base-EX SMF 3FE 25775 AA -40° to 85° C

1 Gb/s Ethernet 1000Base-LX MMF or SMF 3FE 25774 AA -40° to 85° C
1 Gb/s Ethernet 1000Base-SX MMF 3FE 25773 AA -40° to 85° C
1 Gb/s Ethernet 1000Base-SX MMF 3FE 25773 CA -10° to 85° C
1 Gb/s Ethernet 1000Base-ZX SMF 3FE 25776 AA -40° to 85° C
1 Gb/s Ethernet 1000Base-ZX SMF 3FE 25776 BA -25° to 85° C
(2 of 2)
Table 4-7 Alcatel-Lucent approved XFP optical modules
Description Fiber Part number Temperature Range

Mode
10GBase-LR SMF 3FE 50712 BB -40° to 85° C
Procedure 4-5 Connecting an optical cable
Use this procedure to install an SFP or XFP optical module and connect an optical cable.
Danger — Risk of eye damage or skin burns by laser emission.
When installing optical boards or handling optical fibers, never look inside
connectors of boards or fibers when these are not connected.
Put end caps on open connectors to protect against unexpected emission.
Warning 1 — Units contain ESD-sensitive devices. These devices are

susceptible to ESD damage in unconnected circuit conditions. Appropriate
ESD procedures should always be followed when installing or removing units
and cables.
Warning 2 — Verify that cables are secure after they have been connected.
Caution — Avoid sharp bends in cables. Use the proper bend radius when
installing cables.
Pinching of optical cables may cause service interruption and damage the
cables. Improper placement can cause the cables to crimp and become
damaged. Verify that cables are secure. Properly dress optical cables to
ensure that:
• cables are not twisted or kinked

• cables do not cross over the insertion and extraction tabs on top of the unit;
rather, they pass to the side of the tabs
7330 FTTN ISAM Safety Manual for more information about ESD measures.

2 Locate the SFP and XFP optical ports on the front panel of the ERAM-A Remote
Aggregator; see Figure 4-5.
• SFP ports are numbered bottom to top, then left to right. SFP ports 1 to 8 can be
configured as uplink or downlink ports. All ports configured as uplinks must be
contiguous and start with port 1. All ports configured as downlinks must be
contiguous. The total number of uplink and downlink SFP ports cannot exceed 24.
• the XFP uplink ports on the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator are labelled X1 and X2
from left to right.
Figure 4-5 Optical Gigabit Ethernet ports on the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator
F5AH
FA 250V
B
OFF/ON
A
Fan 7330 ISAM PWR

F5AH
250V
ACO
Critical
RETB
Major FB
Filter ALM
Minor 22 24
18 20 X2 BITS in
14 16 23 X1
10 12 19 21
6 8 17
2 4 11 13 15
7 9
3 5 Craft
1 External Alarm
Managment
BITS out
Optical
XFP
Optical
SFP
19728
3 Install the SFP or XFP optical module in an optical port as follows:
i Align the SFP or XFP optical module with the optical port and slide it into the port
until it clicks into place; see Figure 4-6.
Figure 4-6 Installing an SFP or XFP optical module
F5AH
FA 250V
B
OFF/ON
A
Fan 7330 ISAM PWR

F5AH
250V
ACO
Critical
RETB
Major FB
Filter ALM
Minor 22 24
18 20 X2 BITS in
14 16 23 X1
10 12 19 21
6 8 17
2 4 11 13 15
7 9
3 5 Craft
1 External Alarm
Managment
BITS out
15
14
13
13
11
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ii Remove the rubber cap from the SFP or XFP optical module.
Note — The SFP or XFP optical module can only be removed when the
pull-down bar is released.
4 Connect the optical cable to the SFP or XFP optical module by inserting the cable
connector into the module.

5 Route the cable as per site practices, using the cable management tray to secure the
cable as needed.


5— Replace ERAM-A equipment
5.1 Introduction 5-30
5.2 ERAM-A Remote Aggregator slot positions 5-30
5.3 Replace the fan unit 5-30
5.4 Replace the fan filter 5-32
5.5 Replace the PSU 5-34
5.6 Replace an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator 5-36
5.7 Replace a fuse 5-39

5 — Replace ERAM-A equipment
5.1 Introduction
This chapter gives the procedures to replace field replaceable units in an ERAM-A
Remote Aggregator.
Note — For an overview of the supported units, refer to the

7330 ISAM FTTN Product Information.
5.2 ERAM-A Remote Aggregator slot positions
Figure 5-1 shows the slot positions of the field-replaceable units on the ERAM-A
Remote Aggregator.
Figure 5-1 Slot positions on the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator
Fan unit and PSU

fan filter slot slot
7330 ISAM PWR

ACO
Critical
Major Fan ACO
Minor ALM
22 24 BITS in
18 20 X2
14 16 23 X1
10 12 19 21
6 8 17
2 4 11 13 15
7 9
3 5 Craft
1 External Alarm
Managment
BITS out
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5.3 Replace the fan unit
This section provides information about replacing the fan unit in an ERAM-A Remote
Aggregator.
General
The ERAM-A Remote Aggregator uses the RAMF-A fan unit. The fan unit contains
three axial fans. The axial fans push air into the system to cool the installed units and
maintain sufficient air circulation.
The fan unit is usually preinstalled in the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator. The fan unit is
removable and hot-swappable.
The RAMF-A fan unit is field-replaceable. Fan filters are field-replaceable and filter
replacement should be a regularly scheduled maintenance procedure; see Section 5.4.
Use only Alcatel-Lucent supplied replacement fan filters. See the 7330 ISAM FTTN
Product Information document for fan unit and fan filter part number information.

You must install fan filters if the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator is installed in a CO or
CEV. If the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator is located in a remote cabinet or outside plant,
you must not use fan filters. See “Environmental and mounting requirements” for
information about environmental requirements.
Note — Change the fan filter a minimum of every 3 months or sooner,

depending on conditions.
If a fan filter is not required, the empty fan filter carrier must always be
installed in the fan filter slot.
During the fan unit replacement procedure, the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator raises a
major alarm when the fan unit is removed, and a fan alarm is reported. As soon as the fan
unit is reinstalled and operational, the fan alarm is cleared.
Prerequisites
The following tools are required to replace a fan unit.
Tools required
• flat blade or Phillips screwdriver
Hardware required
You need the replacement fan unit.
Procedure 5-1 Replacing the fan unit in an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator
Caution — Complete this procedure as quickly as possible or the ERAM-A

Remote Aggregator may overheat and shut down.
If the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator does shut down, ensure that the new fan
unit is installed, then toggle the power switch off and on to cycle the power.
7330 ISAM FTTN Product Information for more information about ESD measures.
2 Remove the replacement fan unit from its ESD protective container and place on a clean
surface.
3 Determine whether or not you must install a fan filter.
a If you are installing the fan unit in an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator located in a CO
or CEV, you must install a fan filter; see Section 5.4.
b If you are installing the fan unit in an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator located in a
cabinet, do not install a fan filter; go to step 4.
4 Loosen the screw on the fan unit and pull the fan unit out of the fan slot; see Figure 5-2.

Figure 5-2 Installing the RAMF-A fan unit
F5AH
FA 250V
B
OFF/ON
A
7330 ISAM PWR

F5AH
250V
ACO
Critical RETB
Fan ACO -BATTA RETA -BATTB
Major FB
Minor ALM
22 24 BITS in
18 20 X2
14 16 23 X1
10 12 19 21
6 8 17
2 4 11 13 15
7 9
1 3 5 Fan Craft
External Alarm
Managment
BITS out
Fan
Filter
Screw
Fan unit
19682
5 Slide the replacement fan unit into the fan slot and tighten the screw on the fan unit; see
Figure 5-2.
6 Place the old fan unit in an ESD protective container.
5.4 Replace the fan filter
This section provides information about replacing the fan filter for an RAMF-A fan unit
installed in an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator.
General
Fan filters are field-replaceable and filter replacement should be a regularly scheduled
maintenance procedure. Use only Alcatel-Lucent supplied replacement fan filters. See
the 7330 ISAM FTTN Product Information document for fan filter part number
information.
Note 1 — Change the fan filter a minimum of every 3 months depending
on conditions.
Note 2 — The fan filter is a disposable unit.
Note 3 — If a fan filter is not required, the empty fan filter carrier must
always be installed in the fan filter slot.
Prerequisites
The following tools and hardware are required to replace the fan filter for the fan unit in
an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator.
Tools required
• flat blade or Phillips screwdriver

Hardware required
You need the following hardware:
• fan filter for the RAMF-A fan unit; see Figure 5-3
Figure 5-3 Fan filter for the RAMF-A fan unit
F5AH
FA 250V
B
OFF/ON A
Fan 7330 ISAM PWR

F5AH
250V
ACO
Critical RETB
Major FB
Filter ALM
Minor 22 24
18 20 X2 BITS in
14 16 23 X1
10 12 19 21
6 8 17
2 4 11 13 15
7 9
3 5 Craft
1 External Alarm
Managment
BITS out
Screw
Fan filter
19726
Procedure 5-2 Replacing the fan filter in an ERAM-A Remote

Aggregator
2 Loosen the screw on the fan filter carrier; see Figure 5-3.
3 Slide the filter carrier out of the fan filter slot.
4 Remove the filter from the carrier and slide the new filter into the carrier. Ensure that the
notch in the filter fits into the slot in the filter carrier.
5 Slide the filter carrier back into the fan filter slot and tighten the screw on the fan unit.

5.5 Replace the PSU
This section provides information about replacing the PSU in an ERAM-A Remote
Aggregator.
General
The AGPS-A unit is used as the PSU in an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator.
Prerequisites
The following tools and hardware are required to replace the PSU.
Tools required
• 6 mm flat blade insulated screwdriver
• 3.5 mm flat blade insulated screwdriver
• voltmeter
Hardware required
You need the replacement PSU.
Procedure 5-3 Replacing the PSU in an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator
Warning 1 — Possibility of equipment damage due to ESD. Keep the

plug-in unit in its original package until the unit is ready to be installed.
Warning 2 — Units contain ESD-sensitive devices. These devices are

susceptible to ESD damage in unconnected circuit conditions. Appropriate
ESD procedures should always be followed when installing or removing
plug-in units.
Caution — Possibility of service interruption. Do not touch circuit traces or

components. Handle the units at the front and side edges only.
2 Power down the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator:
i Turn off power for the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator by moving the power switch on
the faceplate of the PSU to the Off position; see Figure 5-4.

Figure 5-4 Power switch on PSU of ERAM-A Remote Aggregator
Fuses
On/off LEDs
switch
FA F5AH
250V
ON/OFF F5AH
A B FA 250V B
OFF/ON A
O
I
F5AH
250V F5AH
250V
FB RETB
-BATTA RETA -BATTB RETB -BATTA RETA -BATTB
FB
Power
Front view Side view
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ii Turn off the main power feed that is supplying voltage to the ERAM-A Remote
Aggregator.
3 Disconnect both power feeds from the PSU power terminals; see Figure 5-5.
Danger 1 — Hazardous electrical voltages and currents can cause serious

physical harm or death. Always use insulated tools and follow proper safety
precautions when connecting or disconnecting power circuits.
Danger 2 — Ensure all sources of power are turned off and have no live
voltages present on feed lines or terminals. Use a voltmeter to measure for
voltage before proceeding.
Danger 3 — Ensure you remove both power feeds from the PSU power
terminals.
Figure 5-5 PSU layout
BATRET A BATRET B
-48V BAT A -48V BAT B
-BATTA RETA -BATTB RETB
F5AH
Fan 7330 ISAM 250V
A B
Filter
Active/Standby PWR
O
I
Critical ACO F5AH

Major Fan 250V
ACO
Minor ALM
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 X1 X2
BITS in
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4 Loosen the two screws on the faceplate of the PSU and remove the PSU from the power
supply slot. Place the PSU in an antistatic container.
5 Remove the new PSU to be installed from its ESD-protective package.
6 Ensure the power switch on the PSU is in the Off position.
7 Slide the PSU into the PSU slot; see Figure 5-1. Ensure that the PSU is firmly seated.
8 Reconnect the power feeds; see section 4.4 “Power cabling”.

9 Power up the shelf:
i Turn on the main power feed that is supplying voltage to the ERAM-A Remote
Aggregator.
ii Turn on power for the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator by moving the power switch on
the faceplate of the PSU to the On position; see Figure 5-4.
5.6 Replace an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator
This section provides information about replacing an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator

installed in an equipment rack.
General
You can replace an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator installed in 600 mm equipment racks.
There are two methods to transfer the database on the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator to
the replacement ERAM-A Remote Aggregator:
• The database restore method
This method uses a database backup and restore to transfer the database to the
replacement ERAM-A Remote Aggregator. With this method, you must reprogram
the IP address, default route, and gateway address of the 7330 ISAM FTTN system
by using CLI or TL1 commands using a craft terminal connected to the local craft
port.
• The compact flash card swap method
This method uses the compact flash card from the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator you
are removing to transfer the configuration information and the database information
to the replacement ERAM-A Remote Aggregator. You do not need to configure the
replacement ERAM-A Remote Aggregator or do any database management.
The replacement ERAM-A Remote Aggregator contains the correct, factory-loaded

software version for the NT and SHub in the integrated NT unit of the ERAM-A Remote
Aggregator.
Prerequisites
You need the following tools for this installation procedure.
• 6 mm flat blade screwdriver
• #2 Phillips screwdriver
• hex nut driver or ratchet

Procedure 5-4 Replacing an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator
Warning — The ERAM-A Remote Aggregator contain ESD-sensitive

devices. These devices are susceptible to ESD damage in unconnected
circuit conditions. Appropriate ESD procedures should always be followed
when handling the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator. See the 7330 ISAM FTTN
Product Information for more information about ESD measures.
1 If you are using the database restore method to transfer the database of the ERAM-A
Remote Aggregator, back up the database on the AWS; see the 7330 ISAM FTTN
Operations and Maintenance Using the AWS document. If this is not possible, note all
the parameter values, so you can reconfigure the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator after it
is replaced.
2 Review ESD precautions for the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator; see the
7330 ISAM FTTN Product Information for information on ESD measures.
3 Power down the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator:
Fuses
On/off LEDs
switch
FA F5AH
250V
ON/OFF F5AH
A B FA 250V B
OFF/ON A
O
I
F5AH
250V F5AH
250V
FB RETB
FB
Power
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Aggregator.
4 Remove all attached cables.
Caution — All cables must be attached to the same port on the replacement
ERAM-A Remote Aggregator. Switching cables between ports requires
reprogramming of each affected port, user, and service configurations.
i Note where each cable is attached.
ii Cut any tie down used to secure cables to the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator.
iii Remove any attached cables from the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator, as necessary.
Note — See Section 4.4 for information about power connections

and Section 4.3 for information about ground connections.

5 Remove the screws holding the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator to the rack. Do not discard
the screws.
6 Remove the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator from the rack and place it on a clean level
surface.
7 Unpack and inspect the new ERAM-A Remote Aggregator.
8 Mount the new ERAM-A Remote Aggregator using the screws removed in step 5; see
Section 3.3.
9 If you are using the compact flash card swap method to transfer the database of the
ERAM-A Remote Aggregator:
i Remove the screws holding the compact flash slot cover on the back of the
ERAM-A Remote Aggregator you removed and the replacement ERAM-A Remote
Aggregator; see Figure 5-7. Do not discard the screws or the slot covers.
Figure 5-7 Location of compact flash card on back of ERAM-A Remote Aggregator
Compact flash
BITS in card
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ii Swap the compact flash cards between the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator you
removed and the replacement ERAM-A Remote Aggregator.
iii Replace the compact flash slot covers on the two ERAM-A Remote Aggregators
using the screws removed in step 9.
10 Place the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator you removed in protective packaging.
11 Make the ground and power connections on the new ERAM-A Remote Aggregator.
i To make the ground connections, see Section 4.3.
ii To make the power connections, see Section 4.4.
12 Power up the new ERAM-A Remote Aggregator:
Aggregator.

13 Make the management, alarm, and service connections to the new ERAM-A Remote
Aggregator:
i To make the craft cable connection, see Section 4.5.
ii To make the alarm cable connections, see Section 4.6.
iii To make the optical cable connections, see Section 4.7.
14 Wait until the NT unit is operational.
15 If you are replacing the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator using the database restore
method, set the IP address of the replacement ERAM-A Remote Aggregator using the
AWS, CLI, or TL1.
16 Verify that the NT unit is active using the AWS, CLI, or TL1.
17 If you are using the database restore method to transfer the database of the ERAM-A
Remote Aggregator, restore the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator configuration.
a If a database backup is available, restore the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator

database using the 5526 AMS, CLI, or TL1.
Note — If any changes were made since the backup was performed, you
must re-enter these changes.
b If a database backup is not available, reconfigure the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator.
5.7 Replace a fuse
This section provides information about replacing a blown fuse on the ERAM-A Remote
Aggregator.
General
The ERAM-A Remote Aggregator has two field-replaceable fuses located on the
faceplate of the AGPS-A PSU.
Prerequisites
The following tools are required to replace a fuse.
Tools required
You need an antistatic wrist strap to perform this procedure.
Hardware required
Use either Littelfuse 215005 or Bussmann S505-5A replacement fuse.

Procedure 5-5 Replacing a fuse on an ERAM-A Remote Aggregator

1 Power down the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator.
Fuses
On/off LEDs
switch
FA F5AH
250V
ON/OFF F5AH
A B FA 250V B
OFF/ON A
O
I
F5AH
250V F5AH
250V
FB RETB
FB
Power
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Aggregator.
7330 ISAM FTTN Safety Manual for more information about ESD measures.
3 Locate the fuse on the AGPS-A PSU; see Figure 5-8.
4 Push the fuse holder in while turning it counterclockwise to unlock it.
5 Remove the fuse holder from the faceplate of the PSU.
6 Remove the blown fuse from the fuse holder.
7 Insert the replacement fuse into the fuse holder.
8 Reinsert the fuse holder into the faceplate of the PSU.
9 Push the fuse holder in while turning it clockwise to lock it in place.
10 Power up the shelf:
Aggregator.

Abbreviations
BATRET BATtery RETurn

BFDP Battery Fused Distribution Panel
CEV Controlled Environment Vault
CO Central Office
DSL Digital Subscriber Line
EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility
ESD Electrostatic Discharge
ETSI European Telecommunications Standards Institute
FG Frame Ground
FTTN Fiber To The Node
ISAM Intelligent Services Access Manager
PDF Power Distribution Frame
POTS Plain Old Telephone Service
PSU Power Supply Unit
SI Système International d’unités
UDS Unit Data Sheet
xDSL Any DSL

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This information must be communicated to Alcatel-Lucent.

Warning — Risk of dangerous or harmful situation if no appropriate

2.3 Installation tools

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3.1 Overview 3-10

3.2 Environmental and mounting constraints 3-10

3.3 Mounting the ERAM-A Remote Aggregator in an equipment

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3.2 Environmental and mounting constraints

Environmental and mounting requirements

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