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ADCP-90-326 • Rev B • November 2020

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Sliding Adapters Packs

—Each with two adapters, provide easy access for connecting

cables and cleaning connectors. Product offerings for adapters/connectors include most
industry-standard multimode and singlemode types.

Figure 2

shows a closed tray with the sliding radius limiter in a closed position. Also shown is

the optional lock.

Figure 2. FMT Features (Closed Tray Shown)

2 SPECIFICATIONS

Table 1

lists specifications for the Fiber Management Tray.

Figure 3

shows the FMT dimensions

for rack type, rack width, and recess options.

Table 1. Fiber Management Tray Specifications

ITEM

DESCRIPTION

Dimensions (H

See

Figure 3

page 6

Approximate Weight

7.9 lbs. (3.98 Kg)

Configuration Options

and Capacity

Termination/storage (12, 16, or 24 terminations)
Bulk storage

3 mm O.D. cable: 32 cables, length 1.7 m (66 in.) each
2 mm O.D. cable: 48 cables, length 3.4 m each (132 in.)
1.7 mm O.D. cable: 60 cables, length 3.9 m (154 in.) each

Termination and splice (12 splices)

LOCK

(OPTIONAL)

MOUNTING BRACKET

(ONE EACH

IDE)

202

2-A

LIDING RADIU

LIMITER

(ONE EACH

IDE)

Summary of Contents for ADCP-90-326

Page 1: ...IPTION 3 2 SPECIFICATIONS 5 3 UNPACKING THE PRODUCT 6 4 MOUNTING THE FMT ON THE RACK 7 5 INSTALLING VERTICAL CABLE GUIDES 7 6 INSTALLING AND ROUTING CABLES 9 6 1 Routing and Securing Cables 9 6 2 Attenuators 12 6 3 Termination Only FMT Configuration 12 6 3 1 24 Position Termination Only Tray Universal Entry 13 6 3 2 32 Position Termination Only Tray Universal Entry 14 continued Content Page 20250 ...

Page 2: ...ATION AND ASSISTANCE 26 INTRODUCTION This manual describes the CommScope Fiber Management Tray D FMT D and provides all information required to install and use this product The FMT is a fiber optic tray that provides a variety of rack mount and functional options All options are covered in this manual to the extent of relevance when the FMT is installed and used Revision History Trademark Informat...

Page 3: ...recess Customer adjustable recess configurations include EIA 19 inch 48 26 cm with 40 mm recess EIA or WECO 19 or 23 inch 48 26 or 58 42 cm FMT offer 2 2 inch 5 59 cm 3 1 inch 7 9 cm 5 inch 12 7 cm or 6 5 inch 16 5 cm recess Danger Danger is used to indicate the presence of a hazard that will cause severe personal injury death or substantial property damage if the hazard is not avoided Warning War...

Page 4: ...ters Left and Right Maintain a protective minimum bend radius for cables routed into panel Tie Lances Provide anchor points for securing fibers Storage Radius Limiters Provide service loop storage for cable terminated in panel Mounting Brackets Adapt the tray for the different mounting options Brackets may by mounted in several recess locations based on customer needs Sliding Radius Limiter Provid...

Page 5: ...NS Table 1 lists specifications for the Fiber Management Tray Figure 3 shows the FMT dimensions for rack type rack width and recess options Table 1 Fiber Management Tray Specifications ITEM DESCRIPTION Dimensions H W D See Figure 3 on page 6 Approximate Weight 7 9 lbs 3 98 Kg Configuration Options and Capacity Termination storage 12 16 or 24 terminations Bulk storage 3 mm O D cable 32 cables lengt...

Page 6: ...ed the contents of the container 2 Unpack the FMT and check for possible damage 1 71 IN 4 34 CM 11 05 IN 28 05 CM 19 INCH FMT 17 21 IN 43 7 CM TOP VIEW FRONT VIEW RECESS OPTIONS 20199 A 40 mm 2 2 INCH 5 INCH 6 5 INCH 1 535 IN 3 07 IN 5 0 IN 6 5 IN 3 9 CM 7 8 CM 12 7 CM 16 5 CM ETSI 19 INCH EIA WECO 23 INCH EIA WECO 20 28 IN 18 31 IN 22 32 IN 51 5 CM 46 5 CM 56 7 CM RACK WIDTH OPTIONS ETSI WECO EIA...

Page 7: ... required recess Secure tray to rack using the screws provided Figure 4 FMT Mounting Holes 5 INSTALLING VERTICAL CABLE GUIDES Optional vertical cable guides VCGs may be installed with FMTs when space permits Table 2 summarizes possible uses of VCGs for various combinations of rack width and recess 1 If the rack width is 19 inches 48 26 cm or ETSI 20 28 inches 51 5 cm and Note In some configuration...

Page 8: ...row flange using the same screw and hole position as used for the top mounting screw on the panel mounting bracket Refer to Figure 5 Figure 5 Installing VCGs 19 Inch Rack Mount 2 If the rack width is 23 inches 58 42 cm mount the VCGs on the rack narrow flange using the same screw and hole position as used for the top mounting screw on the panel mounting bracket Refer to Figure 6 MOUNTING BRACKET 2...

Page 9: ... taken up within the FMT by movement of the sliding radius limiter Danger Infrared radiation is invisible and can seriously damage the retina of the eye Do not look into the ends of any optical fiber Do not look directly into the optical adapters of the adapter packs Exposure to invisible laser radiation may result An optical power meter should be used to verify active fibers A protective cap or h...

Page 10: ...the specified sliding radius limiter s 5 Route and connect the cables within the FMT as required by the configuration Refer to the installation procedure that corresponds to the FMT configuration 6 Adjust the cables within the FMT until all excess slack is removed or stored 7 Secure the cables to the back of the FMT at the rear tie off point see Figure 7 and Figure 8 Note that a tie off point is p...

Page 11: ...uring Cable Typical Configuration for IFC Stranded Cable 20203 A ROUTE CABLE INTO FMT THROUGH SLIDING RADIUS LIMITER CABLE CLAMP AND MOUNTING BRACKET CABLE CLAMP AND MOUNTING BRACKET DETAIL OF CABLE TIE OFF POINT PLACE OPTIONAL ATTENUATOR ON THIS SIDE OF SLIDING ADAPTER PACK TIE LANCE ...

Page 12: ...etermined fixed attenuators may be inserted in the fiber optic line to deliver a precise output Optional attenuators are installed on tab side of the sliding adapter packs See Figure 7 20277 A ROUTE PROTECTIVE TUBING INTO FMT THROUGH SLIDING RADIUS LIMITER CABLE CLAMP AND MOUNTING BRACKET CABLE CLAMP AND MOUNTING BRACKET RIBBON BLOCKING KIT RIBBON BLOCKING KIT DETAIL OF CABLE TIE OFF POINT PLACE O...

Page 13: ... at locations indicated Figure 9 Cable Routing for 24 Position Termination Only Tray Universal Entry 20340 A 1 FROM BOTH SIDES ROUTE THE FIRST 10 FIBERS DIRECTLY INTO THE BACK 10 ADAPTERS 2 FROM BOTH SIDES ROUTE THE NEXT 12 FIBERS AROUND THE EDGE PROTECTORS 2 FIBERS PER EDGE PROTECTOR AND INTO THE NEXT 12 ADAPTERS 3 FROM BOTH SIDES ROUTE THE LAST 2 FIBERS AROUND THE FRONT EDGE PROTECTORS 2 FIBERS ...

Page 14: ...UND THE RIGHT REAR RADIUS LIMITER TO THE TOP 8 ADAPTERS ON THE RIGHT SIDE 4 ROUTE THE NEXT 16 FIBERS THROUGH THE SLIDING RADIUS LIMITER AROUND THE RIGHT REAR RADIUS LIMITER TO THE EDGE PROTECTORS ROUTE 4 FIBERS AROUND EACH EDGE PROTECTOR TO 4 ADAPTERS ON THE RIGHT SIDE 5 ROUTE THE FIRST 2 FIBERS THROUGH THE SLIDING RADIUS LIMITER AROUND THE LEFT REAR RADIUS LIMITER AND AROUND THE FRONT LEFT CORNER...

Page 15: ...FRONT 4 ADAPTERS ON THE RIGHT SIDE WIND SLACK CABLE AROUND STORAGE SPOOLS IN THE DIRECTION SHOWN 2 ROUTE THE NEXT 4 FIBERS THROUGH THE RIGHT SLIDING RADIUS LIMITER AROUND THE RIGHT REAR RADIUS LIMITER AND AROUND THE 2 FAR RIGHT RADIUS LIMITERS WRAP FIBERS COUNTER CLOCKWISE AROUND THE RIGHT FRONT STORAGE SPOOLS AND ROUTE AROUND THE SINGLE RADIUS LIMITER TO THE NEXT 4 ADAPTERS ON THE RIGHT SIDE WIND...

Page 16: ...IUS LIMITER TO THE NEXT 4 ADAPTERS ON THE RIGHT SIDE WIND SLACK CABLE AROUND STORAGE SPOOLS IN THE DIRECTION SHOWN 3 ROUTE THE NEXT 4 FIBERS THROUGH THE RIGHT SLIDING RADIUS LIMITER AROUND THE RIGHT REAR RADIUS LIMITER AND AROUND THE 2 FAR RIGHT RADIUS LIMITERS WRAP FIBERS COUNTER CLOCKWISE AROUND THE RIGHT FRONT STORAGE SPOOLS AND ROUTE AROUND THE SINGLE RADIUS LIMITER TO THE NEXT 4 ADAPTERS ON T...

Page 17: ... THE NEXT 8 ADAPTERS 5 ON THE LEFT SIDE ROUTE THE NEXT EIGHT FIBERS THROUGH THE SLIDING RADIUS LIMITER AROUND THE LEFT REAR RADIUS LIMITERS AROUND THE STORAGE SPOOL TO THE NEXT 8 ADAPTERS WIND SLACK CABLE AROUND STORAGE SPOOL IN THE DIRECTION SHOWN 3 ON THE RIGHT SIDE ROUTE THE LAST 8 FIBERS THROUGH THE SLIDING RADIUS LIMITER AROUND THE RIGHT REAR RADIUS LIMITERS TO THE BACK 8 ADAPTERS 4 ON THE LE...

Page 18: ...ute and install the cables as shown in Figure 14 Place kurly locks at locations indicated Figure 14 Cable Routing for Bulk Storage Tray Note The number and length of cables that can be stored in a bulk storage tray depends on the cable dimension refer to Table 1 on page 5 20343 A KURLY LOCK KURLY LOCK ...

Page 19: ...17 Figure 15 12 Position Termination and Splice Tray Breakout Dimensions 4 Carefully position the tray within the splice area as shown in Figure 18 Make certain that the pre terminated and customer fiber bundles are properly routed around the appropriate radius limiters as they enter the FMT see Figure 18 5 Use the kurly locks provided to bundle fibers together as needed Place kurly locks at locat...

Page 20: ...020 Page 20 2020 CommScope Inc Figure 16 Cable Routing for 12 Position Termination and Splice Tray Step 2 CUSTOMER FIBER BUNDLE TIE OFF SPLICE TRAY CUSTOMER FIBER BUNDLE PRE TERMINATED FIBER BUNDLE 20344 A TO SLIDING ADAPTER PACKS ...

Page 21: ...12 Position Termination and Splice Tray Step 3 LOOP THREE TIMES CUSTOMER FIBER BUNDLE TIE OFF CUSTOMER FIBER BUNDLE PRE TERMINATED FIBER BUNDLE SPLICE TRAY 20345 A TO SLIDING ADAPTER PACKS CUSTOMER FIBER TIE OFF POINT TIE OFF POINT PRE TERMINATED FIBER PRE TERMINATED FIBER CUSTOMER FIBER ...

Page 22: ...ble Routing for 12 Termination and Splice Tray Step 4 Figure 19 Completed Cable Routing for 12 Position Termination and Splice Tray CUSTOMER FIBER BUNDLE TIE OFF 20346 A TO SLIDING ADAPTER PACKS 20205 A KURLY LOCK 3 PLACES TIE OFF CUSTOMER PATCHCORDS CUSTOMER FIBER BUNDLE ...

Page 23: ...fer to the routing diagrams provided in Section 6 Installing and Routing Cables For instructions on accessing adapters refer to the following instructions 7 1 Opening Tray To open the FMT tray slide the release tabs inward with both hands and pull the drawer straight out as far as it goes The latch locks the tray in the open position as shown in Figure 20 Figure 20 Tray Locked in Open Position Cau...

Page 24: ... Close the tray Danger Infrared radiation is invisible and can seriously damage the retina of the eye Do not look into the ends of any optical fiber Do not look directly into the optical adapters of the adapter packs Exposure to invisible laser radiation may result An optical power meter should be used to verify active fibers A protective cap or hood MUST be immediately placed over any radiating a...

Page 25: ...are covered with dust caps 4 Release the lock open latch unlocked position shown in Figure 20 on page 23 5 Slowly close tray observing that no fiber kinks or microbends occur as a result of fiber routing Danger Infrared radiation is invisible and can seriously damage the retina of the eye Do not look into the ends of any optical fiber Do not look directly into the optical adapters of the adapter p...

Page 26: ...INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE For general product information visit our website http www commscope com For technical assistance contact the CommScope Support Center using the following URL http www commscope com SupportCenter For information on patents go to http www cs pat ...

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