Huawei 3 U, Quick Installation Manual

Page 1: ... IEC 19 inch ETSI 21 inch Cabinet 3 U Quick Installation Guide This document applies to the installation of the ATN 980C NetEngine 8000 M8 PTN 6900 2 M8C OptiX PTN 980 and OptiX PTN 980B Issue 01 ...

Page 2: ...from actual devices The type and quantity of items in an installation accessory package vary according to the device model Check the delivered items against the actual packing list NOTE Item Chassis height U Rated input voltage V Input voltage range V Maximum input current A DC Chassis 3 U 132 6 mm x 442 mm x 220 mm 5 22 in x 17 4 in x 8 66 in 5 7 kg 12 57 lb 48 V 60 V AC Chassis 3 U 132 6 mm x 44...

Page 3: ...er is on To ensure equipment and personal safety ground the equipment before powering it on DANGER Use multiple persons to move or lift a chassis and take measures to pro tect personal safety Laser beams will cause eye damage Do not look into bores of optical modules or opticalfibers without eye protection WARNING During equipment transport and installation prevent the equipment from colliding with...

Page 4: ...s or take necessary electromagnetic shielding measures The device to be installed must be used indoors To ensure normal operation and long service life of the device the following requirements must be met The temperature and humidity in the installation site must meet device requirements described in the following table Long term operating temperature C Relative operating humidity RH DC PTN device...

Page 5: ...ing heat dissipation requirements of devices 5 The cabinet has installation accessories such as guide rails floating nuts and screws 6 The cabinet has a ground terminal to connect to the device 7 The cabinet has a cable outlet on the top or at the bottom for overhead or underfloor cabling The cabinet may be installed on an ESD floor or a concrete floor For de tails about how to install a cabinet see t...

Page 6: ...Inch Cabinet 1 Install floating nuts onto the cabinet 2 Install the cable management frame and power cable tray onto the device 3 Connect the PGND cable to the front or side face of the device The side face is preferred Installation hole Floating nut M3 x2 x2 M6 ...

Page 7: ... in an ETSI 21 Inch Cabinet with Front Columns 2 Install the cable management frame and power cable tray onto the device 1 Install floating nuts onto the cabinet 4 Install the device into the cabinet x4 x4 M6 Installation hole Floating nut x2 x2 M3 ...

Page 8: ...vice 5 5 Install the device into the cabinet 4 Connect the PGND cable to the front or side face of the device The side face is preferred 3 Install conversion mounting ears on both sides of the device x4 M6 M6 x4 x4 M6 ...

Page 9: ...olumns 1 Install floating nuts onto the cabinet 2 Install the cable management frame and power cable tray onto the device Installation hole Floating nut 3 Take out a pair of 19 inch mounting ears and install ETSI conversion mounting ears onto the 19 inch ones x2 x2 x4 x4 Left Right M6 M3 ...

Page 10: ...inch mounting ears and conversion mounting ears on the left and right sides of the device 5 Connect the PGND cable to the front or side face of the device The side face is preferred 6 Install the device into the cabinet x4 x4 M4 M6 x4 x4 M6 ...

Page 11: ...tive screws clockwise on both sides of the panel Wear ESD wrist straps or ESD gloves before installing or removing a board Filler panels must be installed in vacant slots to ensure good electromagnetic compatibility and meet dust proof and heat dissipation requirements The filler panel in a slot can be removed only before you insert an interface board into the slot Removing multiple filler panels an...

Page 12: ...ules Install dust proof caps on optical ports without optical modules Ensure that optical modules are not reversely installed If an optical module cannot be completely inserted into an optical port do not force it into the port Turn the optical module over and try again 1 2 3 Insert the optical module fully into the optical port Connect optical fibers according to the required connection sequence C...

Page 13: ...he cables After the cables are routed make formal labels and attach them to the cables as required Do not bundle or route outdoor cables such as outdoor antenna feeders and outdoor power cables and indoor cables together in the cabinet or cable tray NOTE CAUTION It is recommended that the power cables of a DC device be routed on the right side of the cabinet To facilitate fan module maintenance ke...

Page 14: ...an or equal to 40 A 32 A For long term evolution purposes if permitted it is recommended that the fuse capacity be greater than or equal to 40 A 16 A For long term evolution purposes if permitted it is recommended that the fuse capacity be greater than or equal to 40 A Device Model Maximum Cable Size ATN 980C NetEngine 8000 M8 PTN 6900 2 M8C OptiX PTN 980 980B 6 mm 0 m to 13 m or 10 mm 14 m to 22 ...

Page 15: ...gain The conductor of each power cable must be completely inserted into the DC connector to prevent electric shocks Shut down the power supply before connecting or disconnecting power cables The power cables must be correctly connected according to the labels on the PIU If the power cables are reversely connected the device cannot be powered on Ensure that the power cables do not have joints or ex...

Page 16: ...nector is delivered by default If you use this cable connect the connector to the desired board port and use a Phillips screwdriver to fasten screws If you use an E1 cable with a positive 45 degree connector the cable must be routed without affecting fan module installation or removal To achieve this you need to use an E1 transfer cable instead of directly con necting the connector to a board port...

Page 17: ...k into the optical fiber outlet without eye protection WARNING CAUTION Before routing internal optical fibers install fixed optical attenua tors at the corresponding optical ports on boards according to the fixed optical attenuator installation table If you use the recommended A63B cabinet it is recommended that only one optical attenuator be added If multiple optical attenua tors are added there is a...

Page 18: ...y dustproof plugs and dust proof caps respectively Do not use an open end corrugated pipe to hold excessive optical fibers It is recommended that an open end corrugated pipe with a diameter of 32 mm accommodate a maximum of 60 fibers with a diameter of 2 mm It is recommended that the length of a corrugated pipe inside a cabinet be about 10 cm Use an A63B cabinet as an example If corrugated pipes nee...

Page 19: ...um of six shielded Ethernet cables per layer of inter face boards In contrast a convex door cabinet supports more shielded Ethernet cables For example a convex door A63B A63E cabinet supports a maximum of 16 shielded Ethernet cables per layer of interface boards Connecting a device to an NMS server requires two Ethernet cables one for the active main control board and the other for the standby mai...

Page 20: ...optical attenuator at the optical port check the fiber attenuation clean the fiber connector and replace damaged fibers until the indicator turns green If the chassis is powered on but all the indicators on the board are off contact software commissioning engineers to replace the board Before performing a power on check turn off all the switches on the device and external power supply system WARNING ...

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Page 22: ...r fiber section or fiber splicing surface is dirty optical signals are reflected back and forth on the fiber link causing interference due to co channel noise on the receive side As a result the optical link is unstable or intermittently disconnected To prevent this issue you need to check and clean the optical fiber connectors before installation For details see Installation and maintenance Preparing ...