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10.
Route the bare fibers ribbons from the left side of the cabinet counterclockwise around
the splice tray and the ribbons from the right side of the cabinet clockwise as illustrated
in
11.
If the fibers are to be spliced at this time, prepare the ribbons to the proper length and
splice according to local practice, then install the plastic cover on the splice tray. If
splicing is to be performed at a later time, install the plastic cover on the splice tray.
12.
Install the splice tray into the proper position on the tray tower as described in
13.
Route the mesh sleeve material for the splice tray into the routing path within the cabinet
as illustrated in
14.
Repeat steps 9-14 for the remaining cables.
15.
Re-install the splice cabinet cover.
4.8 Performing Splices
A procedure for splicing is not provided in this document. Perform splices per local practice.
4.9 Changing Splice Trays
Any splice tray in the splice cabinet can be isolated for removal or for adding or removing splices
by allowing the splice trays in front of it to hang down while holding up the splice trays behind it
using the hook-and-loop strap.
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Related Publications
The following related publications are available at
https://www.commscope.com/SupportCenter
•
Ribbon Cable Breakout (RIBCBOUT) Kits User Manual (TC-96271-IP)
-- provides a
high-level overview of and basic installation instructions for the CommScope RIBC-
BOUT (Ribbon Cable Breakout) series ribbon fiber cable breakout kits.
•
Cable Clamp 19-Inch Bracket Kit Installation Drawing (660105113)
-- contains instal-
lation instructions for the Cable Clamp 19-Inch Bracket Kit.
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