Installation Guide: For PSU Subrack (1 HU) and PDU Into ION-M Master Unit

Installation Guide for PSU subrack (1 HU) and PDU into
ION® Optical Master Unit
Installation Guide
for PSU Subrack (1 HU) and PDU
into
ION-M Master Unit
M0130ASC Installation Guide for PSU subrack (1 HU) and PDU 05-September-2013 Page 1
Installation Guide for PSU Subrack (1 HU) and PDU
into ION® Optical Master Unit
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Andrew Wireless Systems GmbH, 05-September-2013
Andrew Wireless Systems GmbH * Industriering 10 * 86675 Buchdorf * Germany

Phone: +49 9099 69-0 * Fax: +49 9099 69-930
E-mail: WIsupport@commscope.com * http://www.commscope.com
1. SAFETY
Regarding the safety precautions required for the installation procedure as well as all
other important warnings, please refer to the User’s Manual of the ION-M Optical
Master Unit.
2. MOUNTING
2.1. MOUNTING ORDER

The following units / plates have to be mounted from the front into the Master Unit
rack in the following order as illustrated in the figure below:
· At the lowest level of the rack, use two guide rails to mount the PSU subrack 1
HU [1] 1) If the individual PSU plug-in units are not yet installed, plug them in
separately (see also figure 2-3 PSU subrack 1 HU, front).
· Above the PSU subrack 1 HU, either install the strip plate [2] if it was part of the
delivery or one of the slotted front plates [4] (in case two of them were delivered).
· For the PDU subrack 1 HU, use two guide rails to mount the PDU [3] 1)
into the
rack.
· Above the PDU install a slotted front plate [4].
[4]
[3]
[2]
[1]
figure 2-1 Master Unit, front view

1)
IMPORTANT NOTE:
The guide rails are not part of the delivery of PSU nor PDU, and have to be
ordered separately. If a 19” rack (outdoor 42 HU) has been ordered from Andrew
Wireless Systems GmbH, the guide rails are part of the delivery of the 19” rack.
2.2. MOUNTING THE MAINS TERMINAL BLOCK
At the rear side bottom of the Master Unit, fasten the mains terminal block (AC or
DC, depending on the order/delivery) using screws (see also figure 3-1 Connections
at the rear side).
Note: The terminal block is not used when connecting a DC PSU to a DC

distribution system with the Telcoflex cable (see chapter 2.3).
For details on mounting the mains terminal block, please refer to the Assembly
Drawing G3251M150 which is part of the delivery of the AC Kit / DC Kit.
Push the cables of the mains terminal block underneath the PSU subrack 1 HU to the
front side in order to connect them to the individual PSUs (according PSU numbers
are labelled).
Labels showing the

PSU numbers to which
the cables must be
connected.
figure 2-2 Mains terminal block, AC
The PSU numbering at the front is as follows (from 1 to 4 from left to right):
PSU 1 PSU 2 PSU 3 PSU 4 Empty
figure 2-3 PSU subrack 1 HU, front side

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2.3. DC PSU WITH TELCOFLEX CABLE
For sites where the DC PSUs must be connected to the fused DC distribution
system, the DC PSU is also available with a Telcoflex cable, which has a PSU
connector at one end and terminals (or bare wires) at the other end for connecting to
the DC distribution system.
2x end splice
2x AWG10 or bare end
Telcoflex Cable
xxxxxxx
2000
connector To DC Distribution
female
System
To PSU Input
figure 2-4 Telcoflex cable
The DC PSU with Telcoflex cable kit includes the DC PSU and the Telcoflex cable.
Plug the PSU connector into the connector on the front of the PSU.
Connect the other end of the cable to the DC power distribution system.
2.4. CONNECTIONS AT THE REAR SIDE
PDU
[4] [3]
[2]
[1]
[3]
[4]
[5] PSU subrack
figure 2-5 Connections at the rear side
The following cables have to be connected:

· Connect the two ribbon cables [1] and [2] between PSU subrack 1 HU and PDU
(see illustration above).
· Connect the black [3] and red [4] power cables from the PDU to the according
connectors at the PSU subrack 1 HU. Additionally observe the following rules:
1. In case of an AC power supply, also snap the two ferrite cores [5] over the
black cables and move them as close up to the PSU connector as possible.
2. The parts required for the connections have to be mounted in the following
order:
Connector installed
Cable ring
terminal
Washer
Lock washer
Nut

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· At the PDU connect the cables from/to the individual subracks (SR 1 to SR 9) as
well as all others required in your system (e.g. MC, Fans, System Bus, etc.)
according to the labelling on the PDU:
For more detailed information on the general system setup, connectors, etc., please
refer to the User’s Manual of the ION-M Optical Master Unit.
2.5. CONFIGURING FAN ALARM SUPERVISION (7 CHANNEL DIP SWITCH)
The PDU supports 7 fan outputs that provide both power and an individual alarm
interface for each connected fan. If a particular fan output is left unconnected, this will
default to an active fan-alarm condition for that output. To suppress any undesired
fan alarms (e.g. output not in use), the fan alarm supervision function can be
enabled/ disabled individually for any of the 7 fan outputs by properly setting the 7
DIP-switches that are located to the left of the fan output connectors at the PDU’s
rear side.
The left-most DIP-switch (#1) corresponds to the left-most fan output (Fan 1) and so
on. The fan alarm supervision for a particular fan output is enabled by bringing the
corresponding DIP-switch into the lower (“ON”) position. In the upper (“OFF”) DIP-
switch position the fan alarm supervision of the corresponding fan output is disabled.
Please note: The DIP switches only affect the fan-alarm supervision and indication.
The fan-power output and its electronic overload protection functions will always be
operative for all 7 fan outputs, regardless of the position of the DIP switches.
figure 2-6 Fan config alarm, 7-channel DIP switch
2.6. SYSTEM BUS CONFIGURATION (5-CHANNEL DIP SWITCH)
The PDU’s system bus actively supports both an RS485/4-wire interface and an IM-
Bus interface. The RS485/4-wire interface can be enabled/ disabled by properly
setting the 5 DIP-switches that are located to the left of the system-bus connectors at
the PDU’s rear side.
All 5 DIP switches must be either in the upper (“OFF”) or lower (“ON”) position.
In the upper (“OFF”) DIP-switch position the RS485/4-wire interface is disabled.
In the lower (“ON”) DIP-switch position the RS485/4-wire interface is enabled.
The IM-Bus interface is always enabled.
figure 2-7 System-bus switch, 5-channel DIP switch
2.7. SYSTEM-BUS ADDRESS (16-POSITION ROTARY SWITCH) –

CONFIGURATION
The PDU’s system bus address (“0”…”15”) is set by a 16

position rotary switch at the PDU front panel. This is
normally a one-time configuration setting. The selected
address is used for both the RS485/4-wire interface and
the IM-Bus interface. Any change in the address setting
during live operation will become valid immediately,
resetting or power cycling the PDU is not required for
that purpose.
Up to 16 PDUs may be installed in a system. Each PDU
must have an unique system bus address assigned – it
is not possible to have 2 or more PDUs in a system
bearing the same system bus address.
Please pay close attention to the direction of the
engraved arrow in this address switch! It is marked in
the picture to the left-hand side.

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LIST OF CHANGES
Version Changes Release Date

M0130ASA 01-March-2012
M0130ASB - chapter 2.1 enhanced 18-December-2012
- chapter 2.2 enhanced
- chapter 3 enhanced
- chapter 3.3 added
M0130ASC - chapter 2.3 DC PSU with Telcoflex 05-September-2013

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Andrew Wireless Systems GmbH, 05-September-2013

Andrew Wireless Systems GmbH * Industriering 10 * 86675 Buchdorf * Germany

2.1. MOUNTING ORDER

figure 2-1 Master Unit, front view

2.2. MOUNTING THE MAINS TERMINAL BLOCK

Note: The terminal block is not used when connecting a DC PSU to a DC

Labels showing the

figure 2-2 Mains terminal block, AC

PSU 1 PSU 2 PSU 3 PSU 4 Empty

figure 2-3 PSU subrack 1 HU, front side

Andrew Wireless Systems GmbH * Industriering 10 * 86675 Buchdorf * Germany

2.3. DC PSU WITH TELCOFLEX CABLE

2.4. CONNECTIONS AT THE REAR SIDE

[5] PSU subrack

figure 2-5 Connections at the rear side

The following cables have to be connected:

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2.5. CONFIGURING FAN ALARM SUPERVISION (7 CHANNEL DIP SWITCH)

figure 2-6 Fan config alarm, 7-channel DIP switch

2.6. SYSTEM BUS CONFIGURATION (5-CHANNEL DIP SWITCH)

The IM-Bus interface is always enabled.

figure 2-7 System-bus switch, 5-channel DIP switch

2.7. SYSTEM-BUS ADDRESS (16-POSITION ROTARY SWITCH) –

The PDU’s system bus address (“0”…”15”) is set by a 16

Andrew Wireless Systems GmbH * Industriering 10 * 86675 Buchdorf * Germany

Version Changes Release Date

M0130ASC - chapter 2.3 DC PSU with Telcoflex 05-September-2013

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