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MN024-010
TFLN
Handling optical connections
•
When inserting an optical connector, take
care to handle it in order not to damage the
optical fi bre. Optical fi bres have to be single-
mode (SM) 9.5/125µm.
•
Typically, ION-B equipment is provided with
SC-APC optical connectors. Inserting any
other connector will result in severe damages.
•
Do not force or stretch the fi bre pigtail with a
radius of curvature less than 5 cm. See Fig. 19
for optimal fi bre cabling.
•
Remove adapter caps only just before
making connections. Do not leave SC-APC
•
Do not remove or insert any
TFLN module into TPRN sub-
rack before having switched
off main power supply.
• The TFLN modules must
be handled with care, in
order to avoid damage to
electrostatic sensitive devices.
• When installing TFLN modules
in the sub-rack, take care to
alternate active and passive
cards in order to ensure
proper heat dissipation.
• In a multi-sub-rack system,
remember to assign to each
sub-rack a proper RS485 bus
address before installing the
modules (please refer to TPRN
section for further details).
adapters open, as they attract dust. Unused SC-APC adapters must always be covered
with their caps.
•
Do not touch the adapter tip. Clean it thoroughly before inserting each connector into
the sleeve. In case adapter tips need to be cleaned better, use pure ethyl alcohol
Inserting or removing TFLN modules
Fig. 4.3.4: Installing a TFLN module
Fig. 4.3.5: Proper cabling of SMA connectors on a TFLN front panel
Fig. 4.3.3: Fiberoptical bending
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Summary of Contents for ION-B Series
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Page 10: ...10 ION B User Manual 1 Introducing ION B...
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Page 16: ...16 ION B User Manual 2 Equipment Overview...
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Page 29: ...29 MN024 010 3 TFAx Remote Unit...
Page 32: ...32 ION B User Manual TFAM Case A...
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