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    F01S200 Quick Installation Guide RERA Issue: 04 Date: 2015-08-15 Zz IS HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. z Z a | | Contents 1 About This Document fi 7. 2 Precautions 7: Ii 3 Check Tools and Meters #4 TAAL#.. 4 Outline and Structure HUES WAT. 5 Dimensions of installation interfaces HLM 248% HRY. 6 Installing the Mounting Bracket (optional) 24847. (714) 7 Installing the cabinet on the Wall #8242546. 7.1 Planning the Installation Position Sil)... ee o ee 7.2 Installing the Wall Mounting Fastening Parts 2242: S810 24 12 7.3 Fastening the Cabinet [5c #HL.... 8 Installing the cabinet on a Pole # Ff 2326146, 8.1 Planning the Installation Position {82032 22(1 nnn 8.2 Installing the Pol Mounting Fastening Pas 243K 8.3 Fastening the Cabinet Li 4U4E 7 9 Installing the cabinet on a Concrete Pedestal 7K JEib3E L242 HLH. 9.1 Construct the Concrete Pedestal Bt ACHE... 9.2 Drill holes in the concrete pedestal ZE/KiRSAE HHAZL.. 9.3 Fastening the Cabinet [2 UE... 10 Installing the cabinet on an Elevated Platform 30°F 4 42 HU4E.. 10.1 Construct the elevated platform 28380387 fh 10.2 Fastening the Cabinet 8 VLA 11 Routing Cables #i i224. 11.1 Routing the PGND Cable “Hii (4) 8... 11.2 Routing the AC Power Cable (AC Power Supply iC UIFER CAC IRE) sacs = 11.3 Routing Subscriber Cables(Non-Optical Configuration) #78)1)/ 1B GEARIGAR PE) essen 2S 11.4 Connecting the RPS Power Cable (RPS Power Supply) HRI ELT AHHH S CHEERED... 11 Diagram of Cable Comeations Betwcen the RPS and MDF (RPS Powe Sopp) 4 MDF it 8). 11.6 Routing the Opvial Cable or Optical Fiber (Upstean) RULER IFC r47) 30 117 Routing he Opal Cable oF Optical Fiber (Downstream, Opal Congo) AOLEMILE CFFT mi). 12 Installing Batteries 223 # Hit, 12.1 Installation Requirements 72FL. 12.2 Pre-insallation Check 20% 340 8. ee eee 12.3 Connecting Batteries 4213 291. 34 13 Checking the Cabinet Installation 3248 a 07. | 2 ea 14 Powering On the System (DC-powered MA5616) -1uki?t (ACH Lif MAS5616) ... 15 Powering On the System (MA5608T)(AC {itH) Eta Hr#® CALE MAS608T) (AC fEH) 16 Sealing the Cabinet #4 HUE... 17 FAQs for Installation if L224 io) BUR, 18 FAQs for Installation ‘¥f J, 8 [a] BAR. Tif | About This Document #i Intended Audience £4 71K This topic describes how to install the FO1S200 cabinet, including installing the cabinet, routing cables, and powering on the system. ASCRETRE FO1S200 HUIBINSAS, MA SARBLIR. ATER. ater yn SPH eI ELE ‘The intended audience is hardware installation engineers. As BP PET, Symbol Conventions 7349 This following table describes symbols used in this document. HEASOP ATE IN F AUER. “CAITR REA MATE Symbol Description BS ‘eA Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will it in death or serious injury. A DANGER = 7 AFERROMNERITE, HARE, HSB REC RRA She. fem Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result A in death or serious injury WARNIN — ~ ia ALP SATE, HAE, MRR SBA RE BY A es es Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result CAUTION inor or moderate injury. FIPS EMRE, FAR, ORES SB A tit. duty Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result /\ inequipment damage, data loss, performance deterioration, or unanticipated NOTICE results, NOTICE is used to address practices not related to personal injury. A iz SPAS REMAN EAE, BARE, AREAS PRR AR SR. BGR LR, BUS PERE Mee, “ER” DORA HE. Py FAT AHHH Symbol Description BS BEA nore Calls atention to important information, best practices and tips. Diem NOTE is used to address information not related to personal injury, equipment damage, and environment deterioration, ALPS Ba. RETA. “HON” ARRESTS, AAS. BRE ER Change History (@i7i2% Changes between document issues are cumulative. Therefore, the latest document issue contains all updates made in previous issues. PETC RH SAE TTT). TNA SL TAT CR I EE. Updates in Issue 04 (2015-08-15) SCHARRAR 04 (2015-08-15) Based on Issue 03 (2014-12-25) . this document is updated as follows At F SOA 03 (2014-12-25), ERG AAP: '* Updated the Remote Power Supply Configuration. ae ite Be Updates in Issue 03 (2014-12-25) SCHAMLAR 03 (2014-12-25) Based on issue 02 (2014-08-20) , this document is updated as follows: FRET SAHRA 02 (2014-08-20), ERE AAEM Fs '* Added the bottom dimensions and door opening angle of the cabinet. BUI BiHE T BLHL ABC) AUP SEI» ‘* Modified the size of the cable aperture. MRARTAMIZE. ‘* Added the sealing precautions for the cabinet and the precautions for the concrete base. INNO ITA ATE AMAT HTL. | | Precautions #4 8 COnote ‘© This document aims to provide simple and distinctive guidelines for hardware installation. ACCEL tk ef Se Be ‘+ This document does not describe operations for the pre-delivery installation of the internal cables and so on. Instead, this document describes only the operations for on-site installation. ASCBAL FT HC Fe IH RI ASV AREAS BERET Tr WORT DMD DRM PIM Electrostatic Discharge ## Before touching the device, or holding the boards and IC chips, wear the ESD gloves or the ESD wrist strap to prevent the electrostatic discharge of the human body from damaging the sensitive components. Ensure that the other end of the ESD. \wrst strap is properly grounded. HeLa AS. PARMAR, NOI pk A LH 88 S33 BLA, Dito Pasi. Pa or, “ Bundling cables $841 2:46 +The distance between cable tles or binding straps inside the cabinet must be within 260 mm. (For subscriber cable, the distance must be within 200 mm.) ELIE AE, ARAM ILET SILAGE MRAM 26OMm, cL A ee LAT tI PHNHL200mm, > ‘+ Use a diagonal pliers to cut off the extra part of the cable tie to the end, and ensure that the cable tie is neat without sharp edges to prevent hand injury. FLIER LINE GAA, TEMA, LIT. Affixing labels / tags #404tR%/#riR NS ‘= After routing the cable, attach the label or fasten the tag to the cable 20 mm away from the connector. SRSA HC I a EN R/S ARATE RU A263, eS HE’ ZOMe ‘+ Alter the label for the signal cable is attached to the signal cable, the rectangular text area ofthe label must face rightwards or downwards, SAE SR RRA KATE EAB on ‘© After the identification plate for the power cable is attached to the power cable, the text area of the plate must face rightwards or upwards. Ensure that the side attached with the label faces outwards, HURL AAI A MEAEER, LOPAL SCOR kM Asa LL, REG 10 OY Using the desiccant (@B-Ftz7! ‘After removing the packing case of the cabinet on the site, take out the desiccant packages from the corresponding paper bag (Note: Do not tear the own packages of the desiccant). Then, put the desiccant packages at proper places of the cabinet. After powering on the cabinet, the desiccant packages must be removed and disposed of as an industrial waste. i AOL AO ULIE RUBE CBI eA. AT AAU SCAR REN CA PRR GEE: A AEDATUEP ALAC MOLAR) «MR ic. UU ELS. HE TARSAL Teme TSA || Check Tools and Meters #21 A(U# Before you begin, get the following tools ready a a— xa Marker pen Flathead screwdriver Phillips screwdriver Diagonal pliers ee eRe) eam 7) act a é& vidas 3 nA es) Wire cutter Socket ring wrench Adjustable wrench Socket wrench HRD) Hee ie ATE ‘o ‘Tape measure (Claw hammer Pereussion drill, KER eA Beit Hi HI: \ Hydraulic erimper Cable cutter pliers Network cable tester URI 2RAAL reget vst rae eh Rils| wv Multimeter Optical power meter ESD gloves ESD wrist strap Me ashi ae he | | Outline and Structure HBS) 018200 cabinet (outline) FOISZ00}LIE (4:8) F01S200 cabinet (dimensions) ne an FOISZ00NIH CRT) Mi: om Mounting brackatll Enhanced heat dissipation module _ je» (optional) SIAR CARD Lock ac F018200 cabinet Fo1s200H4= Battery compartment oe (ptionat} HAR GbR) “ 750 Vent ire, 350 fis cece 018200 cabinet (configured with DC-powered MAS616) FOIS200#UN (ALN FIIMAS® 16) Do-powered MASB18 DG PDU FLAMASCI6 — FIM «MDF ODF F01S200 cabinet (configured with MAS608T) FO1S200 #14 (iki MASBO8T) bc PDU (ODF(Upstream) see ODF Chir) ODF (Downstream) ODF CFA) ACPDU Power system Battery compartment AER ENROL (optional) eA NwA GERD ACPDU Power system Battery compartment a BUR (optional) wake GAD --------------------------------------------4 stallation interfaces HiBRRRORT Unit: mm afc. mm © Cabinetinstaliaton hole 4 x O15 ARSE AL4O15 @ Cable hole for the PGND cable, battery power cable, and heating fim power cable 048 HEE, MMAR FINA SLITEREERALO4B @ Cable hole for AC power cable Cabinet bottom 23 PUB IAB [7 Ei AL ILOZ3- Cable hole forthe optical cable © Cownstream) or the user cable 2x O48 Felt, CFE) RAE 21048 @ Cable hole for optical cable (Upstream) 2 x 223 Fe ChAT) MeedL2*923 @ instaiaton hole forthe antishe component 15 Pri PHLONS new ABB BON HALE) Front door of the cabinet without the battery compartment Top view Coa Cabinet installation hole 4 x @15 UB MAL 4x15 Cable hole for PGND cable 048 (RPE AR ILOSS Cable hole of AC power cable 233 EMAILS Cable hole forthe optical cable (Downstream) or the user cable 2 x 048 2 COAT sh PRERREAAL 2x48 Cable hole for optical cable (Upstream) 2 x 23 Se CL) esta 26023 Installation hole for the anti-theft component O15 BilePesRALOTS suet ARB GAD Front door of the cabinet wit the battery compartment || Installing the Mounting Bracket (optional) 238425 (Ait) A CAUTION ‘© The cabinet is configured with mounting ears, Before installing the cabinet, remove the waterproof screws and install the liting eyes/mounting ears properly so as to carry the cabinet ALERT AVNVEEH., SERCHLIT, AESERRRDAARE], JHE Seve? DLGRRIC LAE. ‘= After installing the cabinet, remove the ling eyes/mounting ears and install the waterproof screws, Lee BR Fie MV SAEEL, SHED AARET AeA: © Untesten tne waterproof screws from the installation postion of mounting brackets ATTA EE Cee HTB AAMT Waterproof screw Borkintr Waterproof screw ici @ Use the screws to fasten the nylon shims and mounting brackets. RIORATTALE Ie a8 REET. Mounting bracket $ Mounting bracket aL Nylon shim Screw oe hues ee wer Se TW | | Installing the cabinet on the Wall £15 22324146 (A neon: A CAUTION Face the cabinet door towards south or north if possible. This ensure that the cabinet receives the minimum solar radiations. ALT SRALEE AIRMAN RRS, EULOEHL AE THATERAC IT. ‘© When the cabinet is fully configured {including the batteries), its weight can reach 143 kg, Therefore, consider the ‘weight-bearing capability of the wall when installing the cabinet. The cabinet can be installed only when the wall is able to support the cabinet ALE) CBI) . IETS, GALAN aE). FLATMATES A fest Ont mn Top view Front view a ae Ceiling ATE HR 200-]->| 2210 Reference object shy Reference object | | Installing the cabinet on the Wall £15 22324146 ae SAU cu Geet A CAUTION ‘= When driling holes, you can use a punch too! to chisel a pt to help position the bit. SELINA ESL Ea PML, ARIE ‘+ Hold the dil firmly and keep the dril bit vertical to the wall. Ensure that the drill does not shake when you are driling holes, as this may damage the wall or result in uneven holes. CRNA ATILIY OLR SL SG MUN Te, ACE REIGN, RAPT. AE, Laan Le Place the marking-off plate on the wall and mark installation holes by the marker pen, TEI ICRI, STILE bE AL nen the cabinet with the battery compartment. et Marking-off plate Unit: mm ele "ee mm the without SSL A MwA. Marking-off plate Unit: mm we HE "ets mm Drill holes (with the 216 bit aL CRI D16HI) « ‘The depth of the hole should range from 52 mm to 60 mm, SURREY S2mm-Gomm. attery compartment. © frstal the M12 expansion bots, BARNA ZWEAAREE ‘S-6 Nut ere Spring washer i — a, Install the wall mounting fastening parts. Ore Flat washer *t. Expansion tube ii Guide trough BVH When the cabinet with the battery compartment. SLE a aA 7 founting Installation part (1) HBA 1) a ‘When the cabinet without the battery compartment. SAURANA EGIR . ‘Mounting Installation part (2) ‘Mounting — Installation part (1) Yom fbatizeett 1) Mounting installation part (2) | | Installing the cabinet on the Wall £15 22324146 Rie aor © Use the steel cable to carry the cabinet onto the mounting fastening par. JUb LIS FAs BITRE tb. ‘When the cabinet with the battery compartment. ‘When the cabinet without the battery compartment. pL a TULARE. SAUER AT. Bearing capacity of the Bearing capacity of the steel cable > 255 kg steel cable > 195 kg AD RTE A 255K SAD ARIE 198Kg 670mm LS ae ie @ Open and fasten the door, unfasten the waterproof rubber plug at the bottom of the cabinet, and then use a M12 * 30 sorew to fasten the cabinet. FD APIASCUUEC. FAR BUERGABIUARIEDYACIE, AR IGHIUNIMI2 x 30m eTTA1 ZHI. Support lever SSS SE ‘When the cabinet with the battery comparimer SALT BADE. , Waterproof rubber plug Dighton When the cabinet without the battery compartment SWLIRCAS Sr aA, Waterproof @—nibber plug & ee ‘0 ° © om || Installing the cabinet on a Pole #4472245 1p Jee § Puedes A CAUTION Face the cabinet door towards south or north if possible. This ensure that the cabinet receives the minimum solar radiations. Js 7 HRB ATAU SLAs, AB LALIT AA Top view Front view aoe wae Reference object ‘Biles Reference object sue | | Installing the cabinet on a Pole $247 23148 A ‘CAUTION ‘The diameter ofthe pole is required to be between 250 mm and 350 mm (When the cabinet is fully configured, ts weight can reach 143 kg. Therefore, consider the weight-bearing capabilty ofthe pole when installing the cabinet. The cabinet can be installed only when thepole is able to support the cabinet ) HRUEEEER: 250mm-360mm CHLIEAANY, ACHL ATT Akg, AUDLEM EMAAR, 4s REA RAIS ARIA Bea Bese. > © rst tne fastener wrth four 10x30 screws. FAARUM10 x SOWRT Ait fH. Pole-mourtng installation part(S0M:21150503,2 pais) hexagon weld nut JOH AF CZ1150503, HL) SPE ‘© Fastener(1)is different from fastener(2) in that fastener(1) has hexagon weld nuts on the front while fastener(2) does not. ‘The anti-theft part and wall-mounting part need to be fixed on fastener(2). © dik 1D BUMP (2) AI, a C1) Eth stdin MAME (2) WAT Biase iohe Rubee terme Me (Q)_ be \Wall-mounting installation part ESSERE Arittheft mechanical part basen tee €@ confi th instalation poston, andthe, instal the fasteners with four M2» 485 screws aM Ach HL. Mee maw = 405108) Hi Fie mm When the cabinet with the battery compartment, the distance between the fastener is $42.5 mm, Lae aeeaaceMY, _LPHU C2 HONEA 2942 5mm. When the cabinet without the battery compartment, the distance 942.5 or 670 between the fastener is 670 mm. 942 5340670 ERA a aoe, ISM 2 la #2670MM. Fastener au M12 » 485 screw M2 « 4857 | | Installing the cabinet on a Pole $247 23148 Rie aor @ Use the steel cable to carry the cabinet onto the mounting fastening part JESUER EAH EbEtt Lh. When the cabinet with the battery compartment. When the cabinet without the battery compartment. SHUT AHS BLE AS A BRAY. Bearing capacity of the Bearing capacity of the stoel cable > 255 kg steel cable >195 kg HURT 1) > 255Kg < screw to fasten the cabinet YOPSOIALSE RUHL 1. FPA BLES BARMERA. ARG /TIABWIM 2 x SOUmET HIE HL ( VA lower ‘ suppontever é Seat i SEE {When the cabinet without the battery compartment. SPLAT a RAG ‘When the cabinet with the battery compartment. SALE aE AEH. i Waterproof rubber plug QS eax SS Weterproot rubber pg 2 Ue KI ° oO og Jig | | Installing the cabinet on a Concrete Pedestal 7k Jest _b RHE A CAUTION Face the cabinet door towards south or north if possible. This ensure that the cabinet receives the minimum solar radiations. NT EBLE ARASH HER EA REMADE ARE A + Construct the concrete pedestal. Decide the specific method for constructing the concrete pedestal based on the: local standards. Ensure the constructed concrete pedestal is horizontal. The horizontal deviation must be within 4 mm. AUR SION TERR AE, AA RAIA ERO, BEE 255 kg ‘8 aR II > 255Kg compartment SbUNC Asai a anR Bearing capacty of the ‘steel cable > 195 kg NRA > 195kg @ instal the protection fence PE. A CAUTION Construct te protection fence ater instaling th] cabinet BHP eee Stteh Meets i. Plan the coverage ofthe protection fence based fon the ground plan to ensure that all doors of the cabinet can be opened without diffcuities BHP eS MORE Mm aad Sammaneriaern. les mm @ Open and fasten the door, and then use M12 = 60 expansion bolts to fasten the cabinet ALFESPDREALHEL 1, oNTIM2 » @OieTRAR Teich CAUTION "Aer fastening the cabinet, use waterproof gle around the expansion ‘When the cabir battery compartment. ALEC REN. Insert the expansion botts into al installation holes to fasten the cabinet. ORIENT AH AEAL, Be HLIE i260 expansion | bolt bona ‘When the cabinet without the battery compartment. SAL AS a AB. ‘When fastening the expansion bolts on the left side of the cabinet] disconnect the witing terminal ofthe surge protection monitoring cable connected to the cabinet trom that connected to the AC PDU, remove the AC PDU, and then use a box-end wrench to fasten the expansion bolts EKA REAARISR!, isha BLM AT MEDERMA IE ALA ONT MORO A-EM IP, ERE FP ARACEAE. HRs HVT HHH. m2 x60 expansion bolt emanie rane Surg protection i | | Installing the cabinet on an Elevated Platform #3274 234116 Peace) A CAUTION ‘The following construction plan forthe elevated platform is only for reference. You can prepare a plan based on the actual requirements, BRE MTL RR PRUNE ISR, PNR AE BR. ‘+ When instaling the cabinet onto the elevated platform, ensure that the cable inlets are not blocked by steel channels, (OFS Lec eHUIEN, HERES RAMI HIB HAL @ Pian space forthe cabinet WRIT Ee Fa Top view a CabinettiL# Unit mm abe mm Elevated platform aS @ Construct the elevated platform unit: mm tn S Bf mm > Bolt installation hole 4 x @16 BE Lao | | Installing the cabinet on an Elevated Platform S302 4 +2206 PTE eens @ Gary the cabinet onto the elevated platform WUE HLHER fi ke when the cabinet with the battery compartment, bearing capacity ofthe steal cable > 255 kg SOE a AGN ALAC UE 1) > 255kge When the cabinet without the battery @ Open and fasten the door and ten use M2 = 40 bots (recommend) to fasten the cabinet. SV TRIE IM SE MAE, PA THIM12 40H Cab) [Asis HLA. A CAUTION compartment, bearing capacity of the steel cable > 195 kg. SB AS a A, OTE A) > 195kg. After fastening the cabinet, use waterproof glue around the ‘expansion bolt to seal the installation hole. Liat. AE CEE Ho HT i ee Cabinet position id @ Set Up the Workbench ROTA M12 * 60 bolts (recommend) M12 x 6OHY Cai? ‘Spring washer #8 Fiat washer'¥'# Nut | Routing Cables Hi Riser kup ker) A CAUTION Ensure that the cabinet is grounded properly, and the cabinet is safe and reliable; in addition, itis recommended {o install an electrical leakage protective device on the power supply side of the site to protect personnel against the injury caused by the accidental electric shock on the device side. AESREN: Bee IPRA MH ALLS IR RSPR, iS ERE ‘+The cross-sectional area of PGND cable is 16 mn SRP AUERIMTISER NAR EIB? Top view ‘yell Top view wee Aperture for the PGND cable SRP HUSLESTL Aperture for the PGND cable YPN, fee Door side of the cabinet Door side of the battery compartment a Hu una When the cabinet with the battery compartment. SLE aI. Grounding bar Hd ae hE To the grounding bar outside the cabinet rei Grounding bar Het PGND cable ears To the grounding bar outside the cabinet BILAN E | Routing Cables Hi hear nach eas A CAUTION ‘An all-polarity disconnection davice is installed on the power supply side ofthe site, Shut off the AC input, and attach labels on the switches that will be set during the cabling work. A PM ee I SEAR. RAE sic OR ATL, AREA FR ‘+ Insulate the AC terminals and all unnecessary bare parts. RERUN PT IEICE ABLE, NCA ANE ‘+The cross-sectional area of AC power cable is not less than 10 mm? Rift BL ERB ARIMA F-10mm? Top view Top view oy 8 ‘Aperture for the AC power cable ‘Aperture for the AC power cable ZR, HERA, Te Door side of the Battery compartment et 1 Door sido of he cabinet RCM AC power cable AmB To AC mains sire, nore ‘fier the power cable is led into the cabinet, use a cable tie to bind the power cable to the bracket. MUGGRUL ABLE, i MELATABHLIER ANCE |. | Routing Cables Hi esos Ee kia tidal A CAUTION After routing extemal user cables into the cabinet, reserve an extra length so as to clamp the cables to the cable side terminal block on the MOF. AUS AB, ARRAS, VLAN BURLEE RMSE BA ‘+ When the service is enabled in the future, the protective unit must be installed for the cable side terminal block correct. ARIAS, WAAR Lame Ree 7. Top view Top viow wee ares ‘Aperture forthe subscriber cable ‘Aperture forthe subscriber cable Pai ARAL VPRO ARAL Door side of the cabinet aur ‘Subscriber cables Peet ‘Subscriber cables Hien A Protective unit peo To the distribution box outside of the cabinet SIRI IRA EEA w tbebeaaionae 9+ Protective unit MNT, | | Routing Cables i245 Pook eae eT A NOTICE Power off the central office (CO) RPS before connecting the RPS power cable, and power on the CO RPS after cable connection. RKB, METS, PACA EELS, fier the external copper cable is routed from the RPS into the cabinet, connect the ground cable to the ground bar of the cabinet. SEER Sh aS 3] ARG VIR WE ABFA ier wiring, install the protective units and short-circuiting plugs on the exchange-side terminal blocks for remote power supply (also called protective terminal blocks) and cable-side terminal blocks for remote power supply (also called multiplexing terminal blocks), Otherwise, the cabinet cannot be powered on, AAEM, CRAMRIREP AFOSR ATLA RAR (ALAR PARA) Foie RARE ALAR DRRE) b, FMARAY. ‘The exchange-side terminal blocks and cable- remote power supply. AD TARE 85 AS Sb AR A a HF) FY PER ide terminal blocks described in this section are specially used for (@ Fermove he cover or a border bar fhe ternal block box, EAS i EO PH. @ Lead the RPS power cable (copper cable) ino the cabinet, connect the PGND cable in the power cable to the ground bar in the cabinet, and the restof the wires 10 the device compartment ofthe cabinet SDMA SLA ILIE, Bebra 2a TINLARIKEE FE. TCAERRTS] A SHYLA Grounding bar (@ Use fiber patch cords to connect exchange side terminal locks and cable side terminal biocks. For detals about the connections, see “Diagram of Cable Connections Between the RPS and MOF" ERARARWERRZ ONE, AIRS SG RMDF RAR a Exchange side tSrminal Cable side terminal block Mock ss wane Exchange side terminal block rose Cable side terminal block SHER @ Use the impact tool to wire the wires from the external copper cable into the exchange side terminal blocks on the cord patching side according to "Diagram of Cable Connections Between the RPS and MOF". (The following figure uses 3-to-1 wire pair connection as an example. ) ‘RR i AMD AR HP Me LS ARS TT RJR AIBR FUL AL A ARP BAT ISR WD Exchange side terminal block wish +100, Cable side terminal block BR Wires of the RPS external copper cable SERCH NERS Wires of the RPS extemal copper cable ‘ae Pty EBL ML +190 (@ Install short-crcuiting plugs on the cable side terminal blocks. ] [ @ Use a Philips screwdriver to tighten the screws that fix the ‘and protective units on the exchange side terminal blocks, cover of the terminal block cover. HELPER SUR, REE eA REE hme TU Le Be HRT. ‘Shor-creuit plug) (Protective unit Pm iL | Routing Cables Hi RSP rro eS he E CoG Coeur ae MDF Distribution Label for RFT-V POWER RPS(Remote Power System) cw | teen [Sore t= [mews 8 [Same] ae TO e omer’? 88 [amerera 18~ 16 |conmrrs2}=24| °°. 2 on a Exchange side terminal blocks for RPS. p-* L112} 314}s16) 716 a Woeewetommatbecs) | 2¢ (aol ahalalel6 iin protecmvelunis ‘3% [17] 16] 19] 20] 21]22]23] 24] /~ eee blz[2[3[3l4l4 KA 5151616|7|71818 i 2H Cable side terminal blocks forRPs | 3# |-{9 | 9 |10] 10] 11] 14[12] 12) (Muttiplexing terminal blocks) ag (Sia lta[ta[aa] 5 [ts eT] ot oH with short-crcuiting plugs 171718] 18] 18] 19] 20] 20) 21] 24] 22] 22|23]23| 24] 24] }e \ serrper pai o outside biocks Connection of two converter (take converter 1 and 2 for example): Converter 4: 1~4 pairs Converter 2: 5-8 pairs ‘ab2a2b303b4040 Ex : ro Pe lel “80-0 o-oo a0 Sy ye POWER INPUT(¥/-190V) Exchange side terminal block for RPS (Protective terminal block) port of the block ey be ae ah POWER INPUT(+#-190V) Cable side terminal block for RPS (Muitipexing terminal block) | | Routing Cables i245 SP eee et A DANGER ‘Do not lock into the optical port without eye protection. SU KER oa a REE Pea NAR AN CAUTION ‘> You must use corrugated tube to protect core wires of optical cables in the cabinet, and use the binding strap to bind ‘optical fibers; do not drag or bind the optical fiber too tig! SUP IARI TSE RENNER, LSPA KETO AIAL, IMAL RUTH ROA A ‘©The bending radius of the optical cable core or optical fiber must be 20 times largor than the diameter ofthe optical cable core or optical fiber. Generally, the bending radius is larger than or equal to 40 mm. SAM MAS FIN MR EE ACF RAM ICP ALBIN DOF, ARNT FERC > Om. ‘© Only the qualified personnel are allowed to splice the optical fiber. Ensure that the optical fiber is spliced according to the on-site requirements and local practice Hd APNE NRA a GAARA MIE ER, HEA NE ARE Top view T Top view eo cr) ‘Aperture forthe optical cable or optical fiber ‘Aperture for the optical cable or optical fiber HALEN ARPLETAEERAL 1 i i ! z e e 4 e @ ! . 1 1 ! . : ! Ep Door side ofthe cabinet { Door side ofthe battery compartment = _ et eer nore Stoo! wire must be connected to the grounding point He A AEA HH , Grounding point (tor the optical cable) ete Reinforcing core ais Optical cable EL Optical cable. To the ODF outside the cabinet =SISLIESMJODF | Routing Cables Hi Pare eee ea acces A DANGER ‘Do not lock into the optical port without eye protection. SDL PPA REN MEU A CAUTION ‘You must use corrugated tube to protect core wires of optical cables in the cabinet, and use the binding strap to bind ‘optical fibers; do not drag or bind the optical fiber too tightly, SUP ASA SR TR, RS UREA AL, ALA ROT RIC. ‘© The bending radius of the optical cable core or optical fiber must be 20 times targer than the diameter of the optical cable core or optical fiber. Generally, the bending radius is larger than or equal to 40 mm. HAA RAL AMA APM TART AEMZOFR. ALA, FOE (22 4Omm. ‘Only the qualified personnel are allowed to splice the optical fiber. Ensure that the optical fiber is spliced according to the on-site requirements and local practice. JEEPERS He, HARALD, Hemet, we ASE Top view | Top view EPL Aperture for the optical cable or optical flber EEE Aperture for the optical cable or optical fiber SeRROK EAR SAL ADE PEAAL eu. Door side ofthe cabinet Door side of the battery compartment 1109) Eph TIUTaE ya Fiber protection tube i (Sleel wire must be connected to the grounding pornt FR LAUOLE AE ALIEN, RHI Fiber protection tube #REF tiie Reinforcing core fn Grounding point (for the optical cable) Hee Optical cable +: ‘Optical cable ‘Stainless steel hoop tit ‘To the ODF outside the cabinet BIBLES ODF | | Installing Batteries 233 3 8 ith A CAUTION Before powering on the cabinet, do not connect the batteries and power module; otherwise, the batteries will discharge to the power module, affecting the battery service life. LAL Ait we, at a ae A ‘+ Record the last charging time (The last time charged at __) and required next charging time (Refresh Charging No Later than __) marked in the package container to ensure timely charging. Ifthe batteries are stored overtime without any recharging, the batteries will Bulge and their capacity will decrease, resulting in a shorter service life. i SE HETW OPEL FEAT ri — EMMA FACT, LEI AMAL, EAI wa MORE. ARCHER, AF rik ‘+ Unpack the packaged batteries only after they arrive at the installation site. Install batteries grouped in the package container. Do not use together batteries of different types, specifications, capacities, and batches in Awa DlesES, Alibi s Mutton ‘i Tes CORT aA Te ‘+ Before powering on the batteries, perform the pre-installation check, Hite Let, Qatubtr meet SH uA ML eI ASL, Package container of the batteries. Bhat ia any Beamline ‘Shree treslangernan pecan tne ete ‘hagemaes rary € more flowing tear Install the batteries according to the field installation environment: LP AA a ‘+ Ifthe cabinet is powered on within the day when itis installed, place the batteries into the battery ‘compartment and connect them. UIT. AAEM AG APM TA A, HEH A ‘+ Ifthe cabinet is not powered on within the day when itis installed, store the batteries in an appropriate ‘environment (battery storage environment: temperature 5°C-45°C and relative humidity < 90% RH) for proper maintenance and management. Otherwise, the batteries will have unrecoverable damages. Ifthe cabinet is not planned to be powered on for a short period (1-2 months), itis recommended that the batteries be stored in the warehouse for subsequent maintenance and management, HUBER. FA Lil, DECANE MFI: HE NEC~ABC AA EE<90% RED YN NTE, AMA BIR ST Mi. LTR I~ 2 HD ASHE Ii, RE aR EME, DL AP, | | Installing Batteries 233 3 8 ith YA eae ees ‘Check tem Requirement aH Hretek Battery outine ‘© No distortion, flaw or dstepair is detected in the appearance of the battery iS Age. Bek The terminals are protected properiy BERNE P08 © There is no stain or acid liquid on the surface of the battery eM TPF © The battery terminals are protected against erosion, Haske sei, Battery structure ‘© The positive and negative leads on the battery are marked to facilitate uae connections. IE. SUBRE PATNA. Oe “The polarities, terminals and visual dimensions of batteries must be consistent with the sample product picture. Es SA ESE ICP EA Spare parts, such as bolts, nuts, washers, and connection cables that are

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