CNI C(G)-310, Manual

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C (G)-310 Main Frame Connector
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may be exposed to the weather. When unpacking
the connector from its shipping carton, use care so
as not to damage the connectors or stub.
Caution: To avoid damage–do not bend the
cable stub in a short radius.
Note: Do not remove the connector from its
protective carton until it is ready for installation on
the frame.
3.2
If protector modules have been installed in
the connector, they should remain in the detent
position. It is not necessary to remove the
protector modules before installing the connector
on the frame.
4. Installing Stubbed Connectors
4.1 Prior to installing the C(G)–310 connector,
open the cable entrance slots or ferrules in the
floor in accordance with local practices. (For
overhead cable, follow the instructions given in
Section 6 for Changing Stub Position.) If there are
fanning strips on the frame vertical, remove them.
The C(G)–310 connector fanning strip is an
integral part of the connector panel. Mark the
cable number and pair count of each connector
stub cable and attach to the stub cable prior to
placing it through the floor to the vault.
4.2 Remove the connector from the shipping
carton and route the stub cable into the cable vault
from in front of the vertical side of the distributing
frame. Remove any cable twist that might be
present.
4.3 Attach the C(G)–310 connectors to the left
side of the distributing frame vertical mounting bar,
beginning at the lower end of the frame (Figures 2
and 3). Use the 1/4-20 mounting screws furnished
with the connectors. Place the top screw in the
vertical mounting bar on the MDF. Hang the
connector on this screw using the keyhole slot on
the C(G)–310 mounting bracket. Now install the
lower screw into the bracket and frame and tighten
both screws.