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14.15.
Store over length of the pigtail under the lips in
the pocket above the adapters. Route the fiber in the groove
to the fiber guidance channel.
14.16.
Route the fiber to the FAS under the trays and
upwards again towards the splice tray where the fiber will be
spliced to a fiber of a drop or a feeder cable.
14.17.
Install the transparent covers on the pockets at the
front side and at the back side of the tray.
14.10.
Route the fiber to the splice tray where the fiber
will be spliced to a fiber or a drop or a feeder cable.
14.11.
Remove the dust cap of both, the adapter of the
opposite side and the connector, and connect the patch cord
into the adapter. Make sure the rib on the connector of the
patch cord is facing upwards (it should slide in the slots of
the adapter). Clean connectors if contamination is suspect or
high insertion loss is discovered.
14.12.
Route the pigtail of all connectors installed at the
non-slitted side of the tray to the pocket above the adapters.
14.13.
Insert the end of the pigtail in the notch. The jacket
end of the pigtail is positioned on the groove indicated with
an arrow.
14.14.
Slide the pigtail in the notch to the bottom
position using the side of the transparent cover (indicated
with an arrow). (See left figure in step 14.7.)
Maximum 4 pigtails can be stacked in one notch. 8 pigtails
can be secured at the entrance of one pocket. (See right
figure in step 14.7.)
