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3. Strip away the leading 24 in. (610 mm) of cable sheathing to expose either stranded or
ribbon fiber.
4. Select pairs/groups of cable for each tray. Tape or tie together and allow cables to hang out
front of panel for splicing.
5. As shown in Figure 44, place the cables in the plastic ring at the panel entrance and then use
the supplied cable ties (or other restraint) to tie down cables to the floor of the panel.
4.2.1.3 Splicing
Start with the bottom-most splice tray and work up.
1. Locate the splicing unit within about ~5 ft. (1½ m) of the panel.
2. Remove the tray from the panel and remove the splice cover, as shown in the
following illustrations.
3. Select a pair or group of tubes and cables for splicing.
4. Use cable ties or other restraint to secure the tubes and cables to the floor of the tray. Note
that strands or ribbon always emerge from cables or tubes at the tie down furthest from its
tray entrance.
5. Wrap the unprotected strands or ribbon around the nearby adjacent spool.
6. Make splices, place in holder, and then re-attach splice cover.
7. Fill out the designation cards located in holders on the inside of front and rear doors.
8. Place the tray in the panel and then coil tubing and cables, and lay them flat on the floor of
the panel.
E a c h o f tw o sp lice h o ld e rs
ho ld s 112 sp lice s.
T ie -D o w n L o ca tio n s
fo r Inc o m in g /O u tg o in g C a ble*
S poo ls (2 )
S p lic e C o ve r
*Use either lacing or cable ties to secure cable
subunit, flexible tubing, and/or sheathing
Figure 45 - Splice Tray (Right Corner View)
