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19.

Trade-marks

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Inc. This document is for planning purposes only and is

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20.

Contact information

Visit our website or contact your local CommScope

representative for more information.

For technical assistance, customer service, or to report any

missing/damaged parts, visit us at:

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This product may be covered by one or more U.S. patents or

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18.

Re-entry

The enclosure is designed to permit cables to be added after

the first installation. It is important to disengage the sealing

mechanism before removing the base.

18.1.

Turn the handle counter-clockwise. The flange can

move downwards.

18.2.

The sealing mechanism is fully disengaged, when

the little round feature is positioned above the snap features.

18.3.

Now the organizer can be accessed in 2 ways:

Slide the entire organizer downwards. This can

only be done when the cable provides enough slack to

make this movement.

Remove the dome and the base as explained in

section 8.1.

Summary of Contents for TENIO

Page 1: ...patch trays or to the POC storage area how to install fibers on the trays how to close and properly seal the enclosure how to mount the enclosure with the mounting bracket and how to use the external cable fixation bracket This instruction also includes a section describing re entry to the enclosure after installation for adding a new cable or for accessing the fiber management system 2 Warnings a...

Page 2: ... area 4 4 2 7 Cable seal 4 4 2 8 Loop storage area 4 4 2 9 Fiber guidance pin and wedge 4 5 Kit content 5 5 1 Principle parts 5 5 2 Customized parts 5 5 2 1 Cable seal SKG 5 5 2 2 Trays 6 5 2 3 CTU s 6 6 Accessories 6 6 1 Mounting bracket 6 6 2 External cable fixation 6 7 Tools required 6 8 Prepare organizer 7 8 1 Open enclosure 7 8 2 Install splice trays 8 8 3 Install patch tray 8 8 4 Fiber guida...

Page 3: ...r closure More information about tray types can be retrieved in installation instruction TC 1320 IP A and on the eCatalog Cable diameter range The cable diameter of the TENIO ranges from 2 16mm 0 08 0 63 Depending the required cable range the enclosure can be composed of various combinations of dedicated cable seal segments The TENIO can hold in total 6 seal segments Each seal segment 9 variants i...

Page 4: ...enclosure becomes accessible Drawings below illustrate the different functionalities front side and back side of the 2 sizes C6 H B6 TRIGGER CABLE SEAL AREA CTU HOLDER POC HOLDERS FIBER GUIDING TO TRAYS FAS TOWER TO MOUNT TRAYS TUBE HOLDER TRIGGER CABLE SEAL AREA CTU HOLDER FIBER GUIDING TO TRAYS OR TO FIBER STORAGE LOOPSTORAGE METAL BRACKET FIBER GUIDANCE PIN AND WEDGE TUBE HOLDER FRONT SIDE BACK...

Page 5: ...n the TENIO Splice trays are designed to hold SMOUV or ANT splice protectors depending the type A FAS is used in all splice trays providing an R40 bend radius Minimum over length storage per splice side on the tray is 1 2m 47 4 2 3 FAS Fiber Arrangement System The two drums in the FAS area are used to redirect the fiber routing Fibers can change direction by making an S shape over the drums The ar...

Page 6: ...w dummy plugs 3 Gel seal segments 2 pcs Dummy seal This kit can contain 1 or 2 gel seal segments 5 Kit content 5 1 Principle parts 5 1 1 Enclosure with dome and base picture for reference only example of a C6 5 1 2 Orange tubing and the 2 side seal segments 5 2 Customized parts 5 2 1 Cable seal SKG 3 types of SKG s are available one for the small CTU s one for the large CTU s and dummies Following...

Page 7: ...orange tubing Measuring tape to measure correct length of orange tubing and aramid yarn Stripping tools to prepare cable and fibers Cleaning tissues to clean cable and fibers 1 2 4 3 5 1 2 3 4 5 2 2 Trays Quantity and type of tray can differ See eCatalog for different options Picture for reference only 5 2 3 CTU s Quantity and type of CTU can differ CTU L Picture for reference only Description 1 M...

Page 8: ...nclosure The gel seal area will becomes accessible 8 1 4 Slide the base over the organizer 8 1 5 End result of dome and base removed 8 Prepare organizer Unpack and conduct an inventory of the kits 8 1 Open enclosure 8 1 1 Lift the latches open and remove the dome 8 1 2 When the dome is removed the cable manage ment system becomes accessible When no cables are to be added base can remain ...

Page 9: ...ge is used in combination with the A24 S24 tray The purpose of it is to prevent the tray from falling down when hinged open to work on the tray below 8 5 Install POC Passive Optical Components 8 5 1 Passive Optical Components holds dove tail features to be able to install it in the POC holder area 8 5 2 Position the dove tail features in the slots of the POC holder and move the POC to the left sid...

Page 10: ...e Make sure the oscillation point when present is in the middle of the window cut Window cut is different for the different enclosure sizes Please consult table below to select correct window cut dimensions Window cut cm Window cut feet B6 250 cm 8 2 feet C6 H 300 cm 9 8 feet Clean the tubes subunits remove all grease Select the strength member and continue with a sub section of section 9 3 depend...

Page 11: ... trimmed in width to fit properly 9 3 1 5 Tighten the screws with the Allen key included First tighten the screw on the side to secure the metal band to the CTU The cable is left unsecured at this point Second tighten the screw to secure the strength member Third tighten the screw to secure the cable jacket The cable is now fully secured to the CTU 9 3 1 2 Bend the selected metal band around the c...

Page 12: ... of the metal band have equal lengths 80mm 3 15 9 3 2 CTU L dual strength member 9 3 2 1 Cut one of the two strength members to a length of 30mm 1 18 To mark this distance the line on the side of the CTU can be used 9 3 2 2 Remove the other strength member completely cut it flush with the cable jacket 9 3 2 3 Proceed with steps 9 3 1 2 until 9 3 1 5 to secure the cable jacket and the strength memb...

Page 13: ...s and wrap the aramid around the band Bend the band around the cable making sure both ends have equal lengths 7mm 9 3 3 3 Insert the wrapped metal band in the CTU slot Guide the aramid yarn through the strength member holder 9 3 3 4 Secure the jacket of the cable to the CTU by first tightening the screw on the side and then tightening the screw at the back side of the CTU 9 3 3 5 Pull on the arami...

Page 14: ...lots of the cable seal area The gel can be squeezed slightly together to fit within the protrusions that will keep the side seal segments in place 9 3 4 3 Insert the wrapped metal band in the CTU slot 9 3 4 4 Secure the jacket of the cable to the CTU by first tightening the screw on the side and then tightening the screw at the back side of the CTU 9 3 4 5 Cut the excessive aramid yarn as shown 2 ...

Page 15: ...l area as shown in step 10 2 2 10 3 3 Install the cable guide in the slots below the seal segment 10 2 Install SKG for CTU L Select the SKG seal kit gel corresponding to the cable diameter used The cable diameter range of the kit is stamped on the gel seals in the kit Keep in mind to install the selected seal kit in the slot of the cable seal area where the cable must be positioned When loop stora...

Page 16: ...rs of the gel seal segment are properly inserted under the protrusions of the gel seal area 10 3 4 Cable guide installed 10 3 5 Install the dummy plugs in the unused positions of the gel port as shown in step 10 2 3 10 3 6 Install the second gel seal segment on top of the dummy plugs Make sure the corners of the gel seal segment are properly inserted under the protrusions of the gel seal area as s...

Page 17: ...etal bracket Make sure all tubes subunits are properly positioned under the two plastic hooks at the entrance of the loop storage area 11 3 Tube subunit holder 11 3 1 Select the tubes subunit with the fibers to be spliced The grooves in the tube subunit holder area are de signed for tubes subunits with a maximum Ø of 2 4mm 0 095 11 3 2 Remove the protection cover s of the tube sub unit holder area...

Page 18: ...y See chapter 13 for detailed instructions concerning fiber routing 11 3 7 Cut a piece of the orange tubing of 30mm 1 18 11 3 8 Press the piece of orange tubing in the groove on top of the tube subunit Note place the end of the orange tube subunit at the start of the groove This makes it easier to remove the orange tubing 11 3 9 The orange tubing can be removed with a fiber guidance pin The orange...

Page 19: ...ter 13 for detailed instructions concerning fiber routing 12 Install drop cable Drop cables can be installed in all positions at the front side or in the positions in the two seal segments left and right at the back side 12 3 1 Remove the top gel seal segment and the dummy plugs Click the CTU in the plastic CTU holder as shown 12 3 2 If there are unused positions in the gel seal segment place a du...

Page 20: ...fiber from the back side to the front side 13 Splice application 13 1 Routing to the tray Note only 250µ fiber continue from the tube subunit holder area to the tray with exception of the patch trays Only 250µm fiber is allowed in the fiber guidance area Black fiber routing from drop port at the front side directly to the tray Blue fiber routing from drop port at the front side to the other side o...

Page 21: ...snap features on the tower Start with position 4 for the C6H enclosure and with position 3 for the C6H and B6 enclosures SLITTED SIDE C6 H B6 SLITTED SIDE 13 2 Routing on the tray Select the groove on the tower that routes the fiber to the tray The fiber continues in the groove of the tray Fibers entering the tray from the opposite sides cross each others in the middle of the tray called FAS Fiber...

Page 22: ...ay 14 2 Slide the adapter in the tray Slide it from the slitted side of the tray to the non slitted side Verify the proper orientation of the adapter U slots facing upwards and metal springs facing towards the non slitted side of the tray 14 3 Measure a length of 680mm 26 77 of the connector point and make a mark Strip the tube subunit up to this mark 14 4 Remove the dust cap of both the adapter a...

Page 23: ...ter 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 adap...

Page 24: ...tom surface 15 Close and seal enclosure 15 1 Make sure the seal segments are properly installed in all the 6 seal slots 15 2 Put the fiber dressing tool and the wedge into its place at the top of the backside of the organizer 15 3 Slide the base over the organizer and put it in its correct position over the gel seals 15 4 Lock the base by pushing the yellow bracket downwards into the slots ...

Page 25: ...t on the enclosure The two screws should be secured in the holes in the two protrusions on the bottom of the enclosure with a Phillips screw driver 16 2 Cut a piece of foam Wrap it around the cable on the place where the cable will be secured to a T shape of the bracket 15 8 Activate the seal mechanism by turning the handle trigger clockwise The flange will move upwards until the two snaps in the ...

Page 26: ... screws with a socket wrench 0 33 0 95 4 72 8 82 7 64 0 27 1 57 1 46 0 51 1 77 3 11 4 88 16 3 Secure the cable to the bracket Make sure the cable makes a straight line To define the T shape corresponding the cable s position consult table and image below yellow 1 out middle T shape bottom row red 2 out two middle T shapes top row green 3 out middle and outer T shapes bottom row light blue 4 out al...

Page 27: ...from the base and must be inserted through the holes at the bottom The sealing mechanism must be disengaged before the base can be removed from the seal area See section 18 Re entry Picture below shows the mounting bracket secured to the cable fixation bracket and the dome and base removed Cables can be added 17 2 2 Pole mounting The 4 square holes in the middle of the bracket can be used to mount...

Page 28: ... Contact information Visit our website or contact your local CommScope representative for more information For technical assistance customer service or to report any missing damaged parts visit us at http www commscope com SupportCenter This product may be covered by one or more U S patents or their foreign equivalents For patents see www cs pat com 18 Re entry The enclosure is designed to permit ...

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