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Standard Recom m ended Procedure 003-1002-BEN | Issue 4 | January 2019 | Page 17 of 26

Figure

24  — Insert  Adapt er Panels int o Rear of Housing

4.10.2  Connecting 

MTP

®

 Jumper, Harness, or Extender Trunk to Front of MTP Adapter Panels

NOTE: 

All MTP® harnesses and jumpers are manufactured with MTP PRO connectors. Refer to the MTP PRO 
instruct ions in the related literature section for details on how to use the MTP PRO 

 eld tool.

CAUTION: 

When removing the trays, position yourself in the center of the rack and use both hands to 

pull the tray out . 

CAUTION: 

Do not exert excessive force on the panel. Damage to the trunk cables may occur.

Step 1: 

Open housing front door and pull out tray. Ensure there is enough 

 bre slack in the rear of the 

housing to allow  for this movement.

Step 2: 

Remove dust caps from the front of the MTP adapter in the panel, if applicable, and the MTP 
connector of the harness, jumper, or t runk. Clean the connector and adapter w ith the MTP cleaning 
tool (p/ n 2104466-01). Follow  instructions provided w ith the tool.

Step 3: 

M ate the connectors in the adapters (Figure

25). If MTP adapter is equipped w ith shutter, low er the 

shut ter 

 rst , then mate the connectors.

Step 4: 

Route the connected cables, half to the right and half to the left side of the housing. Do NOT cross 
cables in opposite directions. Store the cables or legs in the 

 bre clips at the front of the tray. Close the 

tray.

Figure

25  — Route Harness Cable

Summary of Contents for EDGE8 Series

Page 1: ...ing Grip 5 4 2 2 Pulling Grip Removal 6 4 3 OPTIONAL Install CDFBracket 7 4 4 Install Trunk Cables from Either Side of the Housing 8 4 4 1 Installing Trunk Cable Using Keyhole Cradle 9 4 4 2 Installin...

Page 2: ...r management ngers 3 Toolsand MaterialsRequired 3 1 Tools Phillipsscrewdriver Reel stand 3 2 Materials Hook and loop straps LCconnector adapter cleaning tool p n CLEANER PORT LC MTP connector cleaning...

Page 3: ...t installed in the rack Step 3 Install screwsinto the rack through the mounting brackets Step 4 If installing a 2U or 4U housing slide the bre management ngersonto the housing NOTE Installation of bre...

Page 4: ...r Allowing the anges to rub or bump the cable can cause cable or bre damage Pay attention to reel labels Reels should always be stored in the orientation outlined on the reel Observe This End Up arrow...

Page 5: ...kink Doing so may cause damage that can alter the transmission characteristicsof the cable the cable may haveto be replaced 4 2 1 Trunk Cable Placement with the Pulling Grip NOTE Thisprocedureassumest...

Page 6: ...psto expose the zipper pull While holding the sleeve s pulling loop with one hand unzip the sleeve Figure 6 Step 3 Remove the cloth sleeve from around the grip Step 4 With the grip lying on a work sur...

Page 7: ...bottom of the frame into the housing The bracket can hold keyhole cradles or U clip furcation trunk holders ordered separately and is available in three sizes EDGE CDF RJ04 BKT 4 position furcation t...

Page 8: ...leg makeit necessary to mount thetrunk cradle further out on theCDFbracket closer to thecableentry slot to avoid pulling on theleg when accessing the tray from thefront sideof thehousing 4 4 Install T...

Page 9: ...nto backplate and slide into slotsto lock in place Step 5 Repeat for all trunk cablesand allow connectorised MTP legsto ow out the rear of the housing until ready to clean and mate in the appropriate...

Page 10: ...e entry into the housing isdesired or necessary the backplatesmust be turned 180 degreesbefore installing the cables Step 1 Remove existing backplatesby removing the four screws Figure 15 Step 2 Turn...

Page 11: ...lished in a location external to the housing the trunk plate may be removed to allow more room behind the housing Figure 16 Step 1 For 4U housing only Removeside panel from each side of the housing St...

Page 12: ...oad all traysfrom right to left bottom to top in the housing asseen from the back Step 4 Loop slack as shown in Figure 17 leaving enough slack to pull out trayswithout violating the minimum bend radiu...

Page 13: ...ier accessto mount the trunk cablesand connect the trunk legs Figure 18 Lower Tilt down Drawer Step 4 From rear of housing feed connectorised MTP trunk connector legsthrough to the front of the housin...

Page 14: ...t corner Tray 1 slot A insert port breakout module from the rear until it locks into place Load all traysfrom right to left bottom to top in the housing asseen from the back Step 2 Loop slack asshown...

Page 15: ...uring pigtailsare not pinched in the process Figure 21 Install EDGE8 Module 4 9 Connect Jumpers to EDGE8 Modules CAUTION When removing the trays position yourself in the center of the rack and use bot...

Page 16: ...emoved from the rear of the housing and install additional trunks Installer MUS Tobtain slack in the bre connected to the panels on the front side Without slack tension in the jumpers will result in p...

Page 17: ...cablesmay occur Step 1 Open housing front door and pull out tray Ensure there isenough bre slack in the rear of the housing to allow for thismovement Step 2 Remove dust capsfrom the front of the MTPad...

Page 18: ...ome pre labeled for identi cation and promote a consistent labelling scheme Usersmust provide their own label maker and media for the frame or cabinet and hardware Labelling isbest supported with use...

Page 19: ...e 27 Recommended Labelling Guidelines Step 1 Frame Cabinet Location Figure 28 Identify location of frame or cabinet within the oor space grid coordinate system Preprint labelsand adhere to front and b...

Page 20: ...ft corner of the housing chassis Print two labelsand adhere one to the front chassisdoor using the crop mark for alignment Adhere the second label to the label card on the inside of the door Figure 29...

Page 21: ...gh Fto identify module position within the tray Figure 31 Module Label Location Step 5 Documentation Figure 32 Identify remote location termination and determine code to be printed It should only be n...

Page 22: ...isimportant to follow suite with previousde ned code indicating rack or cabinet ID patch panel ID and more speci cally the individual port or bre termination location One should crossreference the re...

Page 23: ...ical Power Meter and Test Kits for testing the MTP connections Follow the Fluke Networksmanual which can be found on line at http download ukenetworks com Download Asset MultiFiberPro_9827313_ENG_A_W...

Page 24: ...d pull module out Step 4 Unplug MTPconnector s in rear of module Step 5 Reverse processto install new module or panel if upgrading the network Figure 34 Replace EDGE8 Module 6 3 Remove Trunk Cable 6 3...

Page 25: ...body up from the bottom using your fore nger Alternate method Insert a at head screwdriver into the hole in the cradle to pry up the furcation body Figure 36 RemoveTrunk Cablefrom U Clip Cradle 6 4 Ch...

Page 26: ...G Isopropyl alcohol is ammable with a ashpoint at 54 F It can cause irritation to eyes on contact In case of contact ush eyeswith water for at least 15minutes Inhalation of vaporsirritates the respira...

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