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CTR INSTALLATION GUIDE

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RAC combinations for
CTR

A CTR can be fitted with a maximum of four RAC modules to
enable one of the following combinations:

- Eight non-protected links (using 4x RACx2)
- One protected/diversity link plus six non-protected links
- Two protected/diversity links plus four non-protected links
- Three protected/diversity links plus two non-protected links
- Four protected/diversity links

General

Antistatic bags

Enclose spare modules, or modules to be returned for service, in
an antistatic bag. When handling a module to or from an antistatic
bag, do so at the CTR and only when you are connected to the CTR
via an ESD ground strap.

Cover plates

Keep any removed slot cover plates for future use.

Module Installation Procedure

1.

Connect yourself to the CTR grounding post with an ESD grounding strap.

2.

Remove the cover-plate for the module slot.

3.

Unpack the module.

Avoid finger contact with the PCB surfaces

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4.

Carefully hold the module by its edges, and line up the front PCB edges with
the guides inside the module slot.

5.

Insert the module in the slot and gently push in until the front panel of the
module is flush with the front panel.

6.

Firmly finger-tighten the fasteners (if a screwdriver is used, do not over-
tighten).

Power Supply

CTR and the optional PWR module require a -48 Vdc power supply (+ve earth), but
will operate to specification over a voltage range of -40.5 to -57 Vdc.

The return (+ve) pin on the power supply front-panel connector is clamped to
chassis ground via polarity-protecting power FETs.

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CTR and power module inputs are reverse polarity protected (the input fuse
will not blow if polarity is reversed).

Where operation from a 24 Vdc PSU is required, an external unit is required to con-
vert the 24 Vdc (+ve or -ve) to -48 Vdc for connection to the CTR and optional PWR
module. Contact Aviat Networks or your supplier for availability.

CAUTION: The dc power supply must be UL or IEC compliant for SELV
(Safety Extra Low Voltage) output (60 Vdc maximum limited).

Power cable

CTR and the optional PWR module are supplied with a power cable.

260-668240-001

DECEMBER 2014

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Summary of Contents for CTR 8540

Page 1: ...CTR 8540 GETTING STARTED Rev 003 December 2014 HARDWARE INSTALLATION 260 668255 001...

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Page 3: ...ce and of measures to avoid any danger to themselves to any other personnel and to the equip ment 2 Access to the Equipment Access to the equipment in use must be restricted to service personnel only...

Page 4: ...Getting Started Installation 1 Purpose 1 Introduction 1 Unpacking 2 Installation 2 Installation Requirements 3 Installation Procedure 5 Adding Modules to CTR 6 Module Installation Requirements 7 Modul...

Page 5: ...int a user is expected to make use of the CTR Installation Guide which includes guidance on associated RF units ODUs IRU 600 antennas antenna alignment and much more Introduction CTR 8540 provides in...

Page 6: ...cal or electrical media l Port trib cables l ODUs or IRU 600 l Antennas l ODU cable kits l Serial cable or serial cable serial USB adapter to provide connection from your PC to the CTR Maintenance V 2...

Page 7: ...stalled Slot accepts RAC or PoE modules 8 Slot 3 RACx2 module installed Slot accepts RAC or PoE modules 9 4x SFP Switch Ports SFP ports cages SFP transceivers are available for optical or electrical c...

Page 8: ...ct device main switch Power Supply 24 Vdc An external 24 Vdc to 48 Vdc converter is required at sites using 24 Vdc powering D C Supply Ground Con nection CTR equipment has a connection between the ear...

Page 9: ...t ground wire path to the rack ground bar 2 Locate the CTR in the equipment rack and secure it using four No 12 Phillips dome head screws from the CTR installation kit 3 Ground the CTR from the ground...

Page 10: ...tributary cables as required For information on the available tributary cable sets refer to the CTR 8540 Installation Guide 8 Carry out a complete check of the installation When checked and correct o...

Page 11: ...3000 series all outdoor radios and compliant 3rd party products Figure 1 3 POEx2 Module RACx2 Module Install in any slot to provide two radio interfaces for connection to Aviat ODU 600 ODU 300hp or IR...

Page 12: ...module ensure its backplane connector is correctly engaged before applying sufficient pressure to bring the module panel flush with the front panel Revision time lag When swapping or installing CTR m...

Page 13: ...arefully hold the module by its edges and line up the front PCB edges with the guides inside the module slot 5 Insert the module in the slot and gently push in until the front panel of the module is f...

Page 14: ...ation has been completed with SD card Fan module and option modules fitted l Management access has been prepared To install the power cable 1 Run the supplied power cable through to a dedicated circui...

Page 15: ...have the transmit mute set as the default unless otherwise specified If frequency and power settings are not correct interference can be caused to other links in the same geographical area CAUTION Al...

Page 16: ...input voltage must be 48 V nominal 57 V maximum Laser and Fiber Optic Cable Hazards Any fiber optic transmitters used are IEC60825 1 21CFR1040 1 Class I compliant and present no danger to personnel in...

Page 17: ...ading of a CTR indoor unit or units will not cause any reduction in the mechanical stability of the rack Fan Blades CAUTION Fan card houses hazardous moving parts Restricted Access CTR 8540 must be in...

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