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2. Site Preparation 

 

 

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March 2006 

  

P/N 760-000718 Rev A

 

2.3. Cable 

Requirements 

2.3.1. Power 

The power source is connected to the system via the female power tap connectors. 

1

.  Each CAG40D-MIN, including fans, requires a power source (-48 Vdc or 

-60 Vdc) for a maximum load of 16 A via a power junction box that includes 
circuit breakers. For each CAG40D-MIN, a 16 A circuit breaker is required. 

 

Note: 

If the CAG40D-MIN is installed with the MPU-x, refer to the 

MPU-x 

Unit Installation Guide

 for cable connections. 

2

.  Prepare cables in accordance with the specifications detailed in Table 1.  

3

.  Ensure that all wires end with suitable cable terminals. 

Table 1. 

Power Cable Specifications 

Function 

Cable Color 

Cable  

-48/-60 Vdc 

Black 

10 AWG (6 mm

2

Positive 

Red 

10 AWG (6 mm

2

Ground 

Yellow/Green 

10 AWG (6 mm

2

2.3.2. Open 

Cables 

When ordering open cables (HDSL, F/O, subscriber, alarm etc.), ensure that the 
length you specify fits the distance between the rack and the MDF. 

2.3.3.  Fiber Optic Cables 

The maximum attenuation permitted on each fiber optic cable (Tx and Rx) that 
will serve as link between CU and RU, or uplink, depends on the optical card to 
be used on the link. For further details, refer to the installation instructions for the 
specific card. 

 

Summary of Contents for CAG40D-MIN

Page 1: ...P N 7 6 0 0 0 0 7 1 8 R e v A B r o a d A c c e s s C A G 4 0 D M I N I n s t a l l a t i o n G u i d e ...

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Page 3: ...5 2 1 Overview_______________________________________________________ 5 2 2 Mechanical Requirements__________________________________________ 5 2 2 1 Rack Preparation _______________________________________ 5 2 3 Cable Requirements ______________________________________________ 6 2 3 1 Power ________________________________________________ 6 2 3 2 Open Cables_______________________________________...

Page 4: ... 16 4 3 1 Installation Procedure ___________________________________ 16 4 3 2 External Power Supply Test ______________________________ 17 4 3 3 Backplane Voltage Test _________________________________ 17 4 4 External Cables _________________________________________________ 18 4 5 Communication Ports ____________________________________________ 19 4 6 Fan Connection _______________________________...

Page 5: ...______________________ 10 Figure 4 Grounding Rack and CAG40D MIN Cages_________________________________ 15 Figure 5 Power Cable Connections to CAG40D MIN Backplane _______________________ 16 Figure 6 CAG40D MIN Backplane Voltage Test Points ______________________________ 18 Figure 7 Comm Port Locations on CAG40D MIN___________________________________ 19 Figure 8 Fan Cable Connection on CAG40D MIN ...

Page 6: ... ____________________________________ 11 Table 4 RU Number Dipswitch Setting ___________________________________________ 12 Table 5 Dipswitch Settings Used to Set System Number in Multiple CU Systems _____________________________________________________________ 13 Table 6 CU Group Number Dipswitch Settings 16 17 on CAG40D MIN Backplane ___________________________________________________________ 13...

Page 7: ...ment includes the following sections Section 1 Introduction provides document and system overview Section 2 Site Preparation explains how to prepare the site prior to installation Section 3 Installation explains how to install a CAG40D MIN in a 19 rack and basic rack configuration Section 4 Cable Connections explains how to connect power grounding and communication cables to the system Section 5 F...

Page 8: ...ructions 1 4 System Overview The CAG40D MIN which serves as an RU comprises a card cage into which all cards required for operation are inserted A CAG40D MIN cage supports up to 128 subscribers The CAG40D MIN can be installed with the MPU x The MPU x Mini Power Unit contains a charger and backup batteries for powering the CAG40D MIN The CAG40D MIN is supplied with a front door The door assists in ...

Page 9: ...MIN joined units configuration CAG40D MIN and MPU x are assembled to form a combined unit separate units configuration CAG40D MIN and MPU x are installed in different locations without the MPU x unit a different power supply feeds the CAG40D MIN Note In configurations where the CAG40D MIN is installed in a 19 rack separate from the MPU x or configurations where a different power supply feeds the C...

Page 10: ... system units and add lightning protectors to any lines that exit the building Do not permit unqualified personnel to operate workstations used to manage the system 1 6 Inventory Check Before installing the system ensure that all the equipment to be installed has arrived At each site remove the lists from their envelopes Take the equipment out of the boxes and check that all the parts appearing in...

Page 11: ... with the Service Manual 2 2 1 2 Rack Preparation for other Racks When a CAG40D MIN is to be installed on other racks the rack should take into account the following CAG40D MIN dimensions Width 482 mm 19 inches Height 6U 246 mm 9 7 inches Depth 302 mm 11 9 inches total 280 mm 11 inches from rack front Weight Approx 10 kg 22 lb for typical CAG40D MIN including cards In addition a fan unit is instal...

Page 12: ...re cables in accordance with the specifications detailed in Table 1 3 Ensure that all wires end with suitable cable terminals Table 1 Power Cable Specifications Function Cable Color Cable 48 60 Vdc Black 10 AWG 6 mm2 Positive Red 10 AWG 6 mm2 Ground Yellow Green 10 AWG 6 mm2 2 3 2 Open Cables When ordering open cables HDSL F O subscriber alarm etc ensure that the length you specify fits the distan...

Page 13: ...U is maintained between each cage for a fan unit which is installed below each CAG40D MIN see Figure 2 Caution In a rack containing more than one system intervals of at least 1U must be allowed for above and below each CAG40D MIN to provide airflow between cages In cases where other equipment is installed in the same rack every precaution must be taken not to obstruct the airflow around each CAG40...

Page 14: ...U CAGE 2 ON OFF PSDC Vin FAIL ON OFF PSDC Vi n FAIL ONTU E15 ONTU E15 CPT CPT LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E Figure 2 Installation of CAG40D MIN in 19 Rack ...

Page 15: ...Procedure Note Numbers in brackets refer to the item column of Table 2 1 Attach ADP CAG M adapter panel item 6 to CAG40D MIN left wall side using screws and washers items 4 5 as shown in Figure 1 2 Prepare the screws for installation by inserting them in the plastic washers as follows For racks with square holes use screws item 4 and washers item 5 For racks with round holes use screws item 4 and ...

Page 16: ...upplied with the Service Manual Note Do not insert hands when operating fan unit underside is open Failure to observe this caution may result in injury to personnel 3 2 Backplane Dipswitch Settings 3 2 1 General Configurations Three sets of dipswitches are located on the left side of the backplane at the rear of the cage as shown in Figure 3 and described in Table 3 and Table 6 Note Before power u...

Page 17: ...kHz Right 12 kHz 12 48 60 Sets input DC supply level Left 60 Vdc Right 48 Vdc 13 to 15 Optic Configuration Dipswitches 13 to 15 set the optic configuration for the system For details see Optic Configurations in the Applications and Engineering Guide supplied with the Service Manual 16 to 17 CU Group Set the CU group number for details see Table 6 18 to 21 Spare Not in use 22 to 24 NIU Not in use 3...

Page 18: ...t Right Right Right Left 19 Right Left Right Right Left 20 Left Left Right Right Left 21 Right Right Left Right Left 22 Left Right Left Right Left 23 Right Left Left Right Left 24 Left Left Left Right Left 25 Right Right Right Left Left 26 Left Right Right Left Left 27 Right Left Right Left Left 28 Left Left Right Left Left 29 Right Right Left Left Left 30 Left Right Left Left Left 31 Right Left L...

Page 19: ...t the CU to the local exchange use the management software provided with your system to perform line provisioning accordingly Note The CU Group Number is not applicable for Manual Connection Mode Table 6 details the dipswitch settings for each of the possible CU Group Number options Table 6 CU Group Number Dipswitch Settings 16 17 on CAG40D MIN Backplane CU Cage No Dipswitch 2 CU Group No DipSwitc...

Page 20: ...r all grounded items ground resistance measured between the main ground bar MGB connected to the ground array and the earth mass must be according to local regulations and not more than 5 Ω Note Safety protective ground is through the rack and cage connections to the ground Note Logic ground to the equipment is through the grounded Vdc 4 2 1 Racks Each rack must be grounded to the grounding system...

Page 21: ... CPT LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E ON OFF PSDC Vin FAIL ON OFF PSDC Vin FAIL ONTU E15 ONTU E15 CPT CPT LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E LI16 CU E FAN Figure 4 Grounding Rack...

Page 22: ... GND Figure 5 Power Cable Connections to CAG40D MIN Backplane Caution Ensure that the PSRG40 card is not fully inserted in the cage Caution Ensure that the DC power supply cables 48 60 Vdc to be connected are NOT live Note Cable terminals are located on the backplane power connectors Note No other cables should be connected to the backplane GND and 48 Vdc power connectors except for modem power ca...

Page 23: ...8 Vdc 60 Vdc connector marked TB3 and or TB1 4 3 2 External Power Supply Test 1 Switch on external power supply 2 Using a DVM verify that DC voltage on the backplane DC terminals has the correct polarity and is in the following range 48 Vdc system between 48 to 54 Vdc 60 Vdc system between 60 to 67 Vdc 4 3 3 Backplane Voltage Test Note Insert a PSRG40 card and turn it on 1 Using a DVM verify that ...

Page 24: ...TP2 and TP10 GND TP8 5 V TP6 48 V FILT TP13 60 V RING RET TP5 Ringer Return RING TP7 Ringer TP9 48 V not filtered TP4 5 V Figure 6 CAG40D MIN Backplane Voltage Test Points 4 4 External Cables The following cables are connected to the backplane Link cable E1 HDSL or fiber optic Service cables 2W or 4W Uplink CAT 5 or fiber optic Alarm cable ...

Page 25: ...AG40D MIN cage backplane see Figure 7 COM1 9 pin connector for factory use only COM2 9 pin connector for factory use only COM3 Ethernet connector RJ 45 connects directly using a crossed Ethernet cable or through a hub using a regular Ethernet cable a BroadAccess CAG40D MIN to a PC running BroadAccess LCT management software For detailed information see LCT Installation and Administration Guide Not...

Page 26: ...ccess cage are factory installed on the cage backplane The connector and cable are located at the lower left side of the backplane marked FAN1 as shown in Figure 8 For more information about fan installation procedures refer to the installation instructions supplied with the Service Manual Figure 8 Fan Cable Connection on CAG40D MIN ...

Page 27: ... configurations vary according to the configuration of your system The following types of cards must be installed in a cage Power Control Transmission Service Install the cards as explained in the Card Installation Overview and in the installation instructions for each of the cards which are supplied with the BroadAccess Service Manual Power up the system only after all cards and accessories have ...

Page 28: ...that can be installed in the system 5 3 System Power Up 1 Switch PSRG40 card s on 2 If the corresponding cage including accessories at the other end of the link is installed and operating no alarms should appear 3 Connect and test subscriber connections Note In case of alarm or fault see the Fault Management section in the BroadAccess Maintenance Guide supplied with the Service Manual ...

Page 29: ...C Cable DC Power 6 16 Comm Ports 19 Configuration Dipswitch Settings 10 D Dipswitch Settings 10 F Fan Connection 20 P Power Cable 16 Power Up System 22 R Rack 19 5 Related Documentation 2 Requirements Mechanical 5 Power Cable 6 S System Configuration Dipswitch Settings 10 System Power Up 22 ...

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