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Chapter 1 Procedure of Hardware Installation ..............................................

1-1

Chapter 2 Installation Preparation ................................................................. 2-1


2.1 About This Chapter ................................................................................ 2-1
2.2 Preparing Documents ............................................................................. 2-1
2.3 Preparing Personnel ............................................................................... 2-2
2.4 Preparing Tools ...................................................................................... 2-3
2.5 Checking Environment ........................................................................... 2-4
2.6 Unpacking and Inspection ...................................................................... 2-4
2.6.1 Checking Packing Cases ............................................................... 2-4
2.6.2 Unpacking Wooden Cases ............................................................ 2-5
2.6.3 Unpacking Cartons ........................................................................ 2-7
2.6.4 Acceptance .................................................................................... 2-8
Chapter 3 Installation of Cabinets.................................................................. 3-1
3.1 Overview of Cabinet Installation ............................................................. 3-1
3.2 Installing N68-22 Cabinet on Antistatic Floor ......................................... 3-1
3.2.1 Procedure Overview ...................................................................... 3-1
3.2.2 Determining Installation Position .................................................... 3-1
3.2.3 Installing Supports ......................................................................... 3-5
3.2.4 Installing Cabinet ........................................................................... 3-9
3.2.5 Connecting Multiple Cabinets ........................................................ 3-10
3.2.6 Testing Insulation ........................................................................... 3-11
3.2.7 Restoring Antistatic Floor ............................................................... 3-11
3.3 Installing N68-22 Cabinet on Cement Floor ........................................... 3-12
3.3.1 Procedure Overview ...................................................................... 3-12
3.3.2 Determining Installation Position .................................................... 3-12
3.3.3 Installing Cabinets .......................................................................... 3-16
3.3.4 Connecting Multiple Cabinets ........................................................ 3-17
3.3.5 Testing Insulation ........................................................................... 3-18
3.4 Installing T00 Cabinet on Antistatic Floor ............................................... 3-19
3.4.1 Procedure Overview ...................................................................... 3-19
3.4.2 Determining Installation Position .................................................... 3-19
3.4.3 Installing Supports ......................................................................... 3-21
3.4.4 Installing Cabinets .......................................................................... 3-22
3.4.5 Testing Insulation ........................................................................... 3-23
3.4.6 Restoring Antistatic Floor ............................................................... 3-24
3.5 Installing T00 Cabinet on Cement Floor ................................................. 3-24
3.5.1 Procedure Overview ...................................................................... 3-24
3.5.2 Determining Installation Position .................................................... 3-24
3.5.3 Installing Cabinets .......................................................................... 3-27
3.5.4 Testing Insulation ........................................................................... 3-27
Chapter 4 Installation of Internal Components of Cabinets and
Emergency Workstation .................................................................................. 4-1
4.1 Overview of Components Installation ..................................................... 4-1
4.2 Precautions ............................................................................................ 4-1
4.3 Installing Minicomputers ......................................................................... 4-4
4.4 Installing Disk Arrays .............................................................................. 4-5
4.5 Installing KVM ........................................................................................ 4-5
4.6 Installing BAM Server ............................................................................. 4-6
4.7 Installing TC ........................................................................................... 4-6
4.8 Installing LAN Switches .......................................................................... 4-6
4.9 Installing Fan Box in Service Subrack .................................................... 4-6
4.10 Installing Boards in Service Subrack .................................................... 4-7
4.11 Installing Emergency Workstation ........................................................ 4-7
4.12 Installing Inverter Groups ..................................................................... 4-8
Chapter 5 Installation of Power Cables and Grounding Cables.................. 5-1
5.1 Overview of Power and Grounding Cables Installation .......................... 5-1
5.2 Precautions ............................................................................................ 5-1
5.3 Cabling of Cabinet Components ............................................................ 5-9
5.3.1 Overview ........................................................................................ 5-9
5.3.2 Cabling of Service Subracks .......................................................... 5-10
5.3.3 Cabling of LAN Switches ............................................................... 5-10
5.3.4 Cabling of TC ................................................................................. 5-10
5.3.5 Cabling of BAM .............................................................................. 5-11
5.3.6 Cabling of KVM .............................................................................. 5-11
5.3.7 Cabling of Disk Array ..................................................................... 5-11
5.3.8 Cabling of Minicomputers .............................................................. 5-12
5.4 Connecting Grounding Cables Between Cabinets ................................. 5-12
5.4.1 Overview ........................................................................................ 5-12
5.4.2 Grounding Cabinets ....................................................................... 5-12
5.4.3 Connecting Grounding Bars of Adjacent Cabinets ........................ 5-13
5.5 Cabling Between DC Distribution Cabinet and HLR9820 Cabinet ......... 5-13
5.5.1 Overview ........................................................................................ 5-13
5.5.2 Cabling Between DC Distribution Cabinet and N68 Cabinet ......... 5-14
5.5.3 Cabling Between DC Distribution Cabinet and T00 Cabinet .......... 5-16
5.5.4 Cabling Between Inverters and P650 Minicomputers .................... 5-17
Chapter 6 Installation of Signal Cables ......................................................... 6-1
6.1 Overview of Signal Cables Installation ................................................... 6-1
6.2 Preparing Labels .................................................................................... 6-1
6.2.1 Overview ........................................................................................ 6-1
6.2.2 Labels for Cabinet Components .................................................... 6-2
6.2.3 Labels for Cables Connecting Minicomputer and Disk Array......... 6-2
6.2.4 Labels for Cables Connecting Minicomputer and LAN Switch ....... 6-5
6.2.5 Labels for Cables Connecting Minicomputers ............................... 6-6
6.2.6 Labels for Cables Connecting Service Subrack and LAN
Switch ..................................................................................................... 6-7
6.2.7 Labels for Other Cables ................................................................. 6-8
6.3 Connecting a Crossover Ethernet Cable Between LAN Switches ......... 6-9
6.4 Connecting a Straight Through Cable Between Emergency
Workstation and HUB ................................................................................... 6-10
6.5 Connecting Straight Through Cables Between LAN Switches and
BAM .............................................................................................................. 6-10
6.6 Connecting Ethernet Cables Between LAN Switches and Service
Subrack ........................................................................................................ 6-10
6.7 Connecting Ethernet Cables Between LAN Switch and TC ................... 6-11
6.8 Connecting FE Ethernet Cables Between WHSC and WSIU ................ 6-11
6.9 Connecting Cables Between BAM and KVM ......................................... 6-12
6.10 Connecting Data Cables Between Minicomputer and Disk Array ........ 6-13
6.11 Connecting Ethernet Cables Between Minicomputers and LAN
Switches ....................................................................................................... 6-17
6.12 Connecting Heartbeat Cables Between Minicomputers ....................... 6-20
6.13 Connecting Serial Port Cables Between Minicomputers and TC ......... 6-20
6.14 Connecting Monitoring Cables of Power Distribution Box .................... 6-20
6.15 Connecting Clock Cables ..................................................................... 6-21
6.15.1 Overview ...................................................................................... 6-21
6.15.2 Connecting Cables from WCKI to Clock Reference Source ........ 6-21
6.15.3 Connecting Cables from WCKI to Other Boards .......................... 6-23
6.16 Connecting Trunk Cables ..................................................................... 6-24
6.17 Connecting External Ethernet Cables .................................................. 6-25
Chapter 7 Installation of Cabinet Doors ........................................................ 7-1
7.1 Overview of Cabinet Doors Installation .................................................. 7-1
7.2 Cabinet Fittings ...................................................................................... 7-1
7.3 Installing Door Lintels ............................................................................. 7-2
7.4 Installing Side Doors .............................................................................. 7-3
7.5 Installing Front Door and Back Door ...................................................... 7-4
Chapter 8 Hardware Installation Check ......................................................... 8-1
8.1 Overview of Hardware Installation Check .............................................. 8-1
8.2 Checking Cabinets ................................................................................. 8-1
8.3 Checking Cable Distribution ................................................................... 8-1
8.3.1 Overview ........................................................................................ 8-1
8.3.2 Power Cables and Grounding Cables ............................................ 8-2
8.3.3 Cabinet Internal Cables ................................................................. 8-2
8.3.4 Cabinet External Cables ................................................................ 8-2
8.4 Checking Connectors and Sockets ........................................................ 8-2
8.5 Checking Labels ..................................................................................... 8-3
8.6 Checking Cabling Troughs and Cabinets ............................................... 8-3
8.7 Checking Room Environment ................................................................. 8-3
8.8 Checking Power Supply to Cabinets and Subracks ............................... 8-3
8.9 Checking Power Supply Boards ............................................................. 8-4
Appendix A Installation of Cabling Racks ..................................................... A-1
A.1 About This Appendix .............................................................................. A-1
A.2 Introduction to Cabling Racks ................................................................ A-1
A.2.1 Overview ........................................................................................ A-1
A.2.2 Installation Modes and Specifications ........................................... A-1
A.2.3 Components of Cabling Rack ........................................................ A-2
A.3 Installation Procedure of Cabling Racks ................................................ A-8
A.4 Assembling Cabling Ladder ................................................................... A-9
A.5 Installing Cabling Trough ....................................................................... A-10
A.6 Jointing Cabling Racks .......................................................................... A-11
A.6.1 Overview ........................................................................................ A-11
A.6.2 Jointing on Horizontal Surface ....................................................... A-11
A.6.3 Lap-jointing of Cabling Racks ........................................................ A-12
A.6.4 Connection of Cabling Ladder Against Walls ................................ A-13
A.7 Suspension or Ground-supporting Installation of Cabling Racks ........... A-14
A.8 Wall-supporting Installation of Cabling Racks ........................................ A-15
A.9 Cabinet-top Installation of Cabling Racks .............................................. A-16
A.9.1 Overview ........................................................................................ A-16
A.9.2 Mounting Shockproof Supports on the Cabinet Top ...................... A-16
A.9.3 Mounting Ladder on the Cabinet Top ............................................ A-18
A.10 Installation of Accessories ................................................................... A-18
A.10.1 Overview ...................................................................................... A-18
A.10.2 Installing Cable-through Racks .................................................... A-19
A.10.3 Installing Protective Rings, End Caps and Bushings ................... A-19
Appendix B Specifications for Power Cables ............................................... B-1
B.1 Overview of Power Cable Specifications ............................................... B-1
B.2 Assembling Bare Pressure Terminal and Single Cable ......................... B-1
B.2.1 Procedure Overview ...................................................................... B-1
B.2.2 Cutting Cables ............................................................................... B-2
B.2.3 Mounting Heat-shrinkable Tube .................................................... B-2
B.2.4 Stripping Cables ............................................................................ B-2
B.2.5 Crimping Cables ............................................................................ B-3
B.2.6 Blowing Heat-shrinkable Tubes ..................................................... B-5
B.2.7 Inspection ...................................................................................... B-5
B.2.8 Labeling ......................................................................................... B-5
B.3 Notes on Routing Power Cables ............................................................ B-6
B.4 Using Crimping Tools ............................................................................. B-7
B.4.1 Overview of Crimping Tools .......................................................... B-7
B.4.2 Using Crimping Tools .................................................................... B-7
B.4.3 Maintenance and Storage ............................................................. B-8
B.4.4 Filling Oil ........................................................................................ B-8
Appendix C Specifications for Communication Cables ............................... C-1
C.1 Overview of Communication Cables Specifications .............................. C-1
C.2 Assembling RJ-45 Connectors .............................................................. C-1
C.2.1 Procedure Overview ...................................................................... C-1
C.2.2 Stripping and Cutting Cables......................................................... C-2
C.2.3 Inserting Cables ............................................................................ C-3
C.2.4 Crimping Cables ............................................................................ C-5
C.2.5 Inspection ...................................................................................... C-5
C.2.6 Labeling ......................................................................................... C-6
C.3 Preparing Trunk Cables ......................................................................... C-6
C.3.1 Procedure Overview ...................................................................... C-6
C.3.2 Coating Heat-shrinkable Tube and Crimping Sleeves .................. C-6
C.3.3 Stripping Cables ............................................................................ C-6
C.3.4 Welding Pins ................................................................................. C-7
C.3.5 Crimping Outer Conductors ........................................................... C-7
C.3.6 Blowing Heat-shrinkable Tubes ..................................................... C-8
C.3.7 Inspection ...................................................................................... C-9
Appendix D Specifications for Engineering Labels ..................................... D-1
D.1 Overview of Engineering Labels ............................................................ D-1
D.2 Introduction to Labels ............................................................................ D-1
D.2.1 Material.......................................................................................... D-1
D.2.2 Types and Shapes ........................................................................ D-1
D.2.3 Writing Labels ................................................................................ D-3
D.2.4 Affixing Labels ............................................................................... D-3
D.2.5 Information Carried on Labels ....................................................... D-4
D.2.6 Remarks ........................................................................................ D-6
D.3 Engineering Labels for External Alarm Cables ...................................... D-6
D.4 Engineering Labels for Network Cables ................................................ D-7
D.5 Engineering Labels for Optical Fibers .................................................... D-8
D.5.1 Labels for Optical Fibers between Devices ................................... D-9
D.5.2 Labels for Optical Fibers Connecting a Device and ODF .............. D-10
D.6 Engineering Labels for Trunk Cables .................................................... D-11
D.6.1 Labels for a Trunk Cable Connecting Two Devices ...................... D-12
D.6.2 Labels for a Trunk Cable Connecting a Device and DDF ............. D-13
D.7 Engineering Labels for Power Cables ................................................... D-14
D.7.1 Labels for DC Power Cables ......................................................... D-14
D.7.2 Labels for AC Power Cables ......................................................... D-16
Appendix E Introduction to Support System ................................................ E-1
E.1 Introduction to the Support..................................................................... E-1
E.2 Introduction to the Slide Rail .................................................................. E-2
E.3 Calculation of Support Quantity ............................................................. E-2
E.4 Calculation of Slide Rail Quantity ........................................................... E-3
E.5 Introduction to T00 Cabinet Support ...................................................... E-3
Appendix F Environment Requirements for Equipment Running .............. F-1
F.1 About This Appendix .............................................................................. F-1
F.2 Site Selection for Equipment Room ....................................................... F-1
F.3 Construction Requirements for Equipment Room .................................. F-2
F.4 Requirements for Temperature and Humidity ........................................ F-4
F.5 Requirements for Indoor Sanitation ....................................................... F-4
F.6 Requirements for Corrosive Gases in Equipment Room ....................... F-5
F.7 Requirements for Electromagnetic Environment in Equipment Room ... F-6
F.8 Requirements for ESD Prevention in Equipment Room ........................ F-6
F.9 Requirements for Lightning Proof and Grounding in Equipment
Room ............................................................................................................ F-7
F.10 Requirements for Power Supply in Equipment Room .......................... F-9
F.10.1 Requirements for AC Power Supply ............................................ F-9
F.10.2 Requirements for DC Power Supply ............................................ F-10
Index .................................................................................................................
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HUAWEI HLR9820 Home Location Register


Installation Manual - Hardware Installation

V600R002

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HUAWEI HLR9820 Home Location Register
Installation Manual

Volume Hardware Installation

Manual Version T2-030499-20050303-C-2.20

Product Version V600R002

BOM 31041299

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Summary of Updates

This section provides an update history of this manual and introduces the updates of
contents.

Update History

Manual Version Notes


T2-030499-20040510-C-1.00 Initial commercial release
T2-030499-20040831-C-2.00 Second commercial release
T2-030499-20041126-C-2.10 Third commercial release
T2-030499-20050303-C-2.20 Fourthly commercial release

Updates of Contents

Updates between manual versions are cumulative. Therefore, the latest manual
version contains all updates made to previous versions.

Updates Made between Versions 2.20 and 2.10

Chapter 4

Inverter groups are added in Figure 4-3, and description is provided for installation of
inverters.

Installation procedure of inverters is added in section 4.11.

Chapter 5

The precaution of P650 installation is added in section 5.1.

Add figure 5-4 of inverters and power cables of P650 connection.

A note is added in section 5.4.2.

Add section 5.4.3 of installation procedure of inverters and power cables of P650.

Updates Made between Versions 2.10 and 2.00

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Chapter 2

All the contents are updated.

Chapter 4

The heading is changed to "Installation of Internal Components and Emergency


Workstation".

Figures 4-1, 4-2 and 4-3 are modified.

4.11 "Installing Emergency Workstation" is added.

Chapter 6

6.4 "Installing a Straight Through Cable Between Emergency Workstation and HUB"
is added.

Appedix

Appendix F Environment Requirements is added.

Updates Made between Versions 2.00 and 1.00

Modifying Figure 3-11 and Figure 3-16.

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About This Manual

Release Notes

This manual applies to HUAWEI HLR9820 Home Location Register V600R001.

Organization

This manual introduces the procedures of installing HLR hardware.

This manual is composed of eight chapters and five appendixes.


z Chapter 1 Procedure of Hardware Installation lists the procedures for HLR
hardware installation.
z Chapter 2 Installation Preparation introduces the preparations that must be
made before the hardware installation, including preparations of technical
documents and tools, checking of installation conditions, and unpacking check
and acceptance of cargos.
z Chapter 3 Installation of Cabinets details the procedures of installing the two
types of cabinets on different floors.
z Chapter 4 Installation of Internal Components of Cabinets and Emergency
Workstation describes how to install the various components in the cabinet and
the emergency workstation.
z Chapter 5 Installation of Power Cables and Grounding Cables introduces
the connection and routing of power cables and grounding cables for the HLR.
z Chapter 6 Installation of Signal Cables introduces the connection and routing
of signal cables for the HLR.
z Chapter 7 Installation of Cabinet Doors briefs the method to install and
remove cabinet doors and side panels.
z Chapter 8 Hardware Installation Check lists the items to be check after the
hardware installation.
z Appendix A Installation of Cabling Racks introduces the methods of
installing cabling racks for the HLR.
z Appendix B Specifications for Power Cables introduces the methods of
preparing power cables, routing cables, and using cable crimping tools.
z Appendix C Specifications for Communication Cables introduces the
methods of preparing communication cables.
z Appendix D Specifications for Engineering Labels lists the requirements for
engineering labels.

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z Appendix E Introduction to Support System gives an introduction to the
support system used for installing the HLR, including the calculation of
quantities.
z Appendix F Environment Requirements for Equipment Running introduces
the environment requirements of the equipment room for equipment operation.

Intended Audience

The manual is intended for the following readers:


z Installation engineers and technicians
z Operation and maintenance personnel

Conventions

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I. General conventions

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Items (keywords or arguments) in square brackets [ ] are
[]
optional.

Alternative items are grouped in braces and separated by


{ x | y | ... }
vertical bars. One is selected.

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[ x | y | ... ]
and separated by vertical bars. One or none is selected.

Alternative items are grouped in braces and separated by


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selected.

Optional alternative items are grouped in square brackets


[ x | y | ... ] * and separated by vertical bars. Many or none can be
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III. GUI conventions

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Button names and menu items are in Boldface. For


Boldface
example, click OK.
Multi-level menus are in bold and separated by forward
/
slashes. For example, select the File/Create/Folder menu.

Convention Description

Button names are inside angle brackets. For example, click


<>
the <OK> button.

Window names, menu items, data table and field names


[] are inside square brackets. For example, pop up the [New
User] window.
Multi-level menus are separated by forward slashes. For
/
example, [File/Create/Folder].

IV. Keyboard operation

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<Key>
example, <Enter>, <Tab>, <Backspace>, or <A>.
Press the keys concurrently. For example, <Ctrl+Alt+A>
<Key1+Key2>
means the three keys should be pressed concurrently.
Press the keys in turn. For example, <Alt, A> means the
<Key1, Key2>
two keys should be pressed in turn.

V. Mouse operation

Action Description

Press and hold the primary mouse button (left mouse


Select
button by default).
Select and release the primary mouse button without
Click
moving the pointer.

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Press the primary mouse button twice continuously and


Double-Click
quickly without moving the pointer.

Press and hold the primary mouse button and move the
Drag
pointer to a certain position.

VI. Symbols

Eye-catching symbols are also used in the manual to highlight the points worthy of
special attention during the operation. They are defined as follows:

Caution, Warning, Danger: Means reader be extremely careful during the


operation.

Note, Comment, Tip, Knowhow, Thought: Means a complementary


description.

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protection. For the proper storage, use and disposal of this product, national laws and
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HUAWEI HLR9820 Home Location Register Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Procedure of Hardware Installation ........................................................................... 1-1

Chapter 2 Installation Preparation............................................................................................... 2-1


2.1 About This Chapter ............................................................................................................ 2-1
2.2 Preparing Documents ........................................................................................................ 2-1
2.3 Preparing Personnel .......................................................................................................... 2-2
2.4 Preparing Tools.................................................................................................................. 2-3
2.5 Checking Environment....................................................................................................... 2-4
2.6 Unpacking and Inspection ................................................................................................. 2-4
2.6.1 Checking Packing Cases ........................................................................................ 2-4
2.6.2 Unpacking Wooden Cases...................................................................................... 2-5
2.6.3 Unpacking Cartons.................................................................................................. 2-7
2.6.4 Acceptance.............................................................................................................. 2-8

Chapter 3 Installation of Cabinets ............................................................................................... 3-1


3.1 Overview of Cabinet Installation ........................................................................................ 3-1
3.2 Installing N68-22 Cabinet on Antistatic Floor .................................................................... 3-1
3.2.1 Procedure Overview................................................................................................ 3-1
3.2.2 Determining Installation Position............................................................................. 3-1
3.2.3 Installing Supports................................................................................................... 3-5
3.2.4 Installing Cabinet..................................................................................................... 3-9
3.2.5 Connecting Multiple Cabinets ............................................................................... 3-10
3.2.6 Testing Insulation .................................................................................................. 3-11
3.2.7 Restoring Antistatic Floor ...................................................................................... 3-11
3.3 Installing N68-22 Cabinet on Cement Floor .................................................................... 3-12
3.3.1 Procedure Overview.............................................................................................. 3-12
3.3.2 Determining Installation Position........................................................................... 3-12
3.3.3 Installing Cabinets................................................................................................. 3-16
3.3.4 Connecting Multiple Cabinets ............................................................................... 3-17
3.3.5 Testing Insulation .................................................................................................. 3-18
3.4 Installing T00 Cabinet on Antistatic Floor ........................................................................ 3-19
3.4.1 Procedure Overview.............................................................................................. 3-19
3.4.2 Determining Installation Position........................................................................... 3-19
3.4.3 Installing Supports................................................................................................. 3-21
3.4.4 Installing Cabinets................................................................................................. 3-22
3.4.5 Testing Insulation .................................................................................................. 3-23
3.4.6 Restoring Antistatic Floor ...................................................................................... 3-24
3.5 Installing T00 Cabinet on Cement Floor .......................................................................... 3-24
3.5.1 Procedure Overview.............................................................................................. 3-24

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3.5.2 Determining Installation Position........................................................................... 3-24


3.5.3 Installing Cabinets................................................................................................. 3-27
3.5.4 Testing Insulation .................................................................................................. 3-27

Chapter 4 Installation of Internal Components of Cabinets and Emergency Workstation.... 4-1


4.1 Overview of Components Installation ................................................................................ 4-1
4.2 Precautions ........................................................................................................................ 4-1
4.3 Installing Minicomputers .................................................................................................... 4-4
4.4 Installing Disk Arrays ......................................................................................................... 4-5
4.5 Installing KVM .................................................................................................................... 4-5
4.6 Installing BAM Server ........................................................................................................ 4-6
4.7 Installing TC ....................................................................................................................... 4-6
4.8 Installing LAN Switches ..................................................................................................... 4-6
4.9 Installing Fan Box in Service Subrack ............................................................................... 4-6
4.10 Installing Boards in Service Subrack ............................................................................... 4-7
4.11 Installing Emergency Workstation ................................................................................... 4-7
4.12 Installing Inverter Groups................................................................................................. 4-8

Chapter 5 Installation of Power Cables and Grounding Cables............................................... 5-1


5.1 Overview of Power and Grounding Cables Installation ..................................................... 5-1
5.2 Precautions ........................................................................................................................ 5-1
5.3 Cabling of Cabinet Components........................................................................................ 5-9
5.3.1 Overview ................................................................................................................. 5-9
5.3.2 Cabling of Service Subracks ................................................................................. 5-10
5.3.3 Cabling of LAN Switches....................................................................................... 5-10
5.3.4 Cabling of TC ........................................................................................................ 5-10
5.3.5 Cabling of BAM ..................................................................................................... 5-11
5.3.6 Cabling of KVM ..................................................................................................... 5-11
5.3.7 Cabling of Disk Array ............................................................................................ 5-11
5.3.8 Cabling of Minicomputers...................................................................................... 5-12
5.4 Connecting Grounding Cables Between Cabinets .......................................................... 5-12
5.4.1 Overview ............................................................................................................... 5-12
5.4.2 Grounding Cabinets .............................................................................................. 5-12
5.4.3 Connecting Grounding Bars of Adjacent Cabinets ............................................... 5-13
5.5 Cabling Between DC Distribution Cabinet and HLR9820 Cabinet .................................. 5-13
5.5.1 Overview ............................................................................................................... 5-13
5.5.2 Cabling Between DC Distribution Cabinet and N68 Cabinet ................................ 5-14
5.5.3 Cabling Between DC Distribution Cabinet and T00 Cabinet ................................ 5-16
5.5.4 Cabling Between Inverters and P650 Minicomputers ........................................... 5-17

Chapter 6 Installation of Signal Cables....................................................................................... 6-1


6.1 Overview of Signal Cables Installation .............................................................................. 6-1
6.2 Preparing Labels................................................................................................................ 6-1
6.2.1 Overview ................................................................................................................. 6-1

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6.2.2 Labels for Cabinet Components.............................................................................. 6-2


6.2.3 Labels for Cables Connecting Minicomputer and Disk Array ................................. 6-2
6.2.4 Labels for Cables Connecting Minicomputer and LAN Switch ............................... 6-5
6.2.5 Labels for Cables Connecting Minicomputers ........................................................ 6-6
6.2.6 Labels for Cables Connecting Service Subrack and LAN Switch........................... 6-7
6.2.7 Labels for Other Cables .......................................................................................... 6-8
6.3 Connecting a Crossover Ethernet Cable Between LAN Switches .................................... 6-9
6.4 Connecting a Straight Through Cable Between Emergency Workstation and HUB ....... 6-10
6.5 Connecting Straight Through Cables Between LAN Switches and BAM ........................ 6-10
6.6 Connecting Ethernet Cables Between LAN Switches and Service Subrack................... 6-10
6.7 Connecting Ethernet Cables Between LAN Switch and TC ............................................ 6-11
6.8 Connecting FE Ethernet Cables Between WHSC and WSIU ......................................... 6-11
6.9 Connecting Cables Between BAM and KVM................................................................... 6-12
6.10 Connecting Data Cables Between Minicomputer and Disk Array ................................. 6-13
6.11 Connecting Ethernet Cables Between Minicomputers and LAN Switches.................... 6-17
6.12 Connecting Heartbeat Cables Between Minicomputers ................................................ 6-20
6.13 Connecting Serial Port Cables Between Minicomputers and TC .................................. 6-20
6.14 Connecting Monitoring Cables of Power Distribution Box............................................. 6-20
6.15 Connecting Clock Cables .............................................................................................. 6-21
6.15.1 Overview ............................................................................................................. 6-21
6.15.2 Connecting Cables from WCKI to Clock Reference Source............................... 6-21
6.15.3 Connecting Cables from WCKI to Other Boards................................................. 6-23
6.16 Connecting Trunk Cables .............................................................................................. 6-24
6.17 Connecting External Ethernet Cables ........................................................................... 6-25

Chapter 7 Installation of Cabinet Doors...................................................................................... 7-1


7.1 Overview of Cabinet Doors Installation ............................................................................. 7-1
7.2 Cabinet Fittings .................................................................................................................. 7-1
7.3 Installing Door Lintels ........................................................................................................ 7-2
7.4 Installing Side Doors.......................................................................................................... 7-3
7.5 Installing Front Door and Back Door.................................................................................. 7-4

Chapter 8 Hardware Installation Check....................................................................................... 8-1


8.1 Overview of Hardware Installation Check.......................................................................... 8-1
8.2 Checking Cabinets............................................................................................................. 8-1
8.3 Checking Cable Distribution .............................................................................................. 8-1
8.3.1 Overview ................................................................................................................. 8-1
8.3.2 Power Cables and Grounding Cables..................................................................... 8-2
8.3.3 Cabinet Internal Cables........................................................................................... 8-2
8.3.4 Cabinet External Cables ......................................................................................... 8-2
8.4 Checking Connectors and Sockets.................................................................................... 8-2
8.5 Checking Labels ................................................................................................................ 8-3
8.6 Checking Cabling Troughs and Cabinets .......................................................................... 8-3
8.7 Checking Room Environment ............................................................................................ 8-3

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8.8 Checking Power Supply to Cabinets and Subracks .......................................................... 8-3


8.9 Checking Power Supply Boards ........................................................................................ 8-4

Appendix A Installation of Cabling Racks ..................................................................................A-1


A.1 About This Appendix .........................................................................................................A-1
A.2 Introduction to Cabling Racks ...........................................................................................A-1
A.2.1 Overview .................................................................................................................A-1
A.2.2 Installation Modes and Specifications ....................................................................A-1
A.2.3 Components of Cabling Rack .................................................................................A-2
A.3 Installation Procedure of Cabling Racks ...........................................................................A-8
A.4 Assembling Cabling Ladder ..............................................................................................A-9
A.5 Installing Cabling Trough.................................................................................................A-10
A.6 Jointing Cabling Racks....................................................................................................A-11
A.6.1 Overview ...............................................................................................................A-11
A.6.2 Jointing on Horizontal Surface..............................................................................A-11
A.6.3 Lap-jointing of Cabling Racks ...............................................................................A-12
A.6.4 Connection of Cabling Ladder Against Walls .......................................................A-13
A.7 Suspension or Ground-supporting Installation of Cabling Racks....................................A-14
A.8 Wall-supporting Installation of Cabling Racks.................................................................A-15
A.9 Cabinet-top Installation of Cabling Racks .......................................................................A-16
A.9.1 Overview ...............................................................................................................A-16
A.9.2 Mounting Shockproof Supports on the Cabinet Top.............................................A-16
A.9.3 Mounting Ladder on the Cabinet Top ...................................................................A-18
A.10 Installation of Accessories.............................................................................................A-18
A.10.1 Overview .............................................................................................................A-18
A.10.2 Installing Cable-through Racks...........................................................................A-19
A.10.3 Installing Protective Rings, End Caps and Bushings..........................................A-19

Appendix B Specifications for Power Cables ............................................................................B-1


B.1 Overview of Power Cable Specifications ..........................................................................B-1
B.2 Assembling Bare Pressure Terminal and Single Cable ....................................................B-1
B.2.1 Procedure Overview ...............................................................................................B-1
B.2.2 Cutting Cables ........................................................................................................B-2
B.2.3 Mounting Heat-shrinkable Tube..............................................................................B-2
B.2.4 Stripping Cables......................................................................................................B-2
B.2.5 Crimping Cables .....................................................................................................B-3
B.2.6 Blowing Heat-shrinkable Tubes ..............................................................................B-5
B.2.7 Inspection................................................................................................................B-5
B.2.8 Labeling ..................................................................................................................B-5
B.3 Notes on Routing Power Cables .......................................................................................B-6
B.4 Using Crimping Tools ........................................................................................................B-7
B.4.1 Overview of Crimping Tools....................................................................................B-7
B.4.2 Using Crimping Tools .............................................................................................B-7
B.4.3 Maintenance and Storage.......................................................................................B-8

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B.4.4 Filling Oil .................................................................................................................B-8

Appendix C Specifications for Communication Cables ............................................................C-1


C.1 Overview of Communication Cables Specifications..........................................................C-1
C.2 Assembling RJ-45 Connectors..........................................................................................C-1
C.2.1 Procedure Overview ...............................................................................................C-1
C.2.2 Stripping and Cutting Cables..................................................................................C-2
C.2.3 Inserting Cables......................................................................................................C-3
C.2.4 Crimping Cables .....................................................................................................C-5
C.2.5 Inspection ...............................................................................................................C-5
C.2.6 Labeling ..................................................................................................................C-6
C.3 Preparing Trunk Cables ....................................................................................................C-6
C.3.1 Procedure Overview ...............................................................................................C-6
C.3.2 Coating Heat-shrinkable Tube and Crimping Sleeves ...........................................C-6
C.3.3 Stripping Cables .....................................................................................................C-6
C.3.4 Welding Pins...........................................................................................................C-7
C.3.5 Crimping Outer Conductors....................................................................................C-7
C.3.6 Blowing Heat-shrinkable Tubes..............................................................................C-8
C.3.7 Inspection ...............................................................................................................C-9

Appendix D Specifications for Engineering Labels...................................................................D-1


D.1 Overview of Engineering Labels .......................................................................................D-1
D.2 Introduction to Labels........................................................................................................D-1
D.2.1 Material ...................................................................................................................D-1
D.2.2 Types and Shapes..................................................................................................D-1
D.2.3 Writing Labels .........................................................................................................D-3
D.2.4 Affixing Labels ........................................................................................................D-3
D.2.5 Information Carried on Labels ................................................................................D-4
D.2.6 Remarks .................................................................................................................D-6
D.3 Engineering Labels for External Alarm Cables .................................................................D-6
D.4 Engineering Labels for Network Cables............................................................................D-7
D.5 Engineering Labels for Optical Fibers...............................................................................D-8
D.5.1 Labels for Optical Fibers between Devices ............................................................D-9
D.5.2 Labels for Optical Fibers Connecting a Device and ODF ....................................D-10
D.6 Engineering Labels for Trunk Cables..............................................................................D-11
D.6.1 Labels for a Trunk Cable Connecting Two Devices .............................................D-12
D.6.2 Labels for a Trunk Cable Connecting a Device and DDF ....................................D-13
D.7 Engineering Labels for Power Cables.............................................................................D-14
D.7.1 Labels for DC Power Cables ................................................................................D-14
D.7.2 Labels for AC Power Cables ................................................................................D-16

Appendix E Introduction to Support System .............................................................................E-1


E.1 Introduction to the Support ................................................................................................E-1
E.2 Introduction to the Slide Rail .............................................................................................E-2

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E.3 Calculation of Support Quantity.........................................................................................E-2


E.4 Calculation of Slide Rail Quantity ......................................................................................E-3
E.5 Introduction to T00 Cabinet Support .................................................................................E-3

Appendix F Environment Requirements for Equipment Running ........................................... F-1


F.1 About This Appendix ......................................................................................................... F-1
F.2 Site Selection for Equipment Room................................................................................... F-1
F.3 Construction Requirements for Equipment Room............................................................. F-2
F.4 Requirements for Temperature and Humidity ................................................................... F-4
F.5 Requirements for Indoor Sanitation................................................................................... F-4
F.6 Requirements for Corrosive Gases in Equipment Room .................................................. F-5
F.7 Requirements for Electromagnetic Environment in Equipment Room .............................. F-6
F.8 Requirements for ESD Prevention in Equipment Room.................................................... F-6
F.9 Requirements for Lightning Proof and Grounding in Equipment Room ............................ F-7
F.10 Requirements for Power Supply in Equipment Room ..................................................... F-9
F.10.1 Requirements for AC Power Supply ..................................................................... F-9
F.10.2 Requirements for DC Power Supply................................................................... F-10

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List of Figures

Figure 2-1 Straighten the tongue ........................................................................................... 2-5


Figure 2-2 Remove the cover of the case.............................................................................. 2-6
Figure 2-3 Remove the side boards....................................................................................... 2-7
Figure 2-4 Unpacking of a carton........................................................................................... 2-7
Figure 3-1 Mounting holes for one N68-22 cabinet ............................................................... 3-2
Figure 3-2 Mounting holes for multiple N68-22 cabinets in a row ......................................... 3-3
Figure 3-3 Line drawing template (for installation on antistatic floor) .................................... 3-4
Figure 3-4 Installation of the expansion tube and nut............................................................ 3-5
Figure 3-5 Adjusting support height ....................................................................................... 3-6
Figure 3-6 Assembling supports and slide rails ..................................................................... 3-6
Figure 3-7 Installing supports................................................................................................. 3-7
Figure 3-8 Supports for a row of cabinets.............................................................................. 3-8
Figure 3-9 Installing floor support accessories ...................................................................... 3-9
Figure 3-10 Placing and securing the cabinet ..................................................................... 3-10
Figure 3-11 Installation of connecting plates for combining cabinets .................................. 3-11
Figure 3-12 Positions of expansion bolts for one N68-22 cabinet ....................................... 3-13
Figure 3-13 Positions of expansion bolts for N68-22 cabinets in a row............................... 3-14
Figure 3-14 Line drawing template (for installation on cement floor)................................... 3-15
Figure 3-15 Placing and securing the cabinet ..................................................................... 3-17
Figure 3-16 Installation of connecting plates for combining cabinets .................................. 3-18
Figure 3-17 Mounting holes for one T00 cabinet ................................................................. 3-20
Figure 3-18 Installation of the expansion tube and nut........................................................ 3-21
Figure 3-19 Installing supports............................................................................................. 3-22
Figure 3-20 Leveling and securing the cabinet.................................................................... 3-23
Figure 3-21 Positions of expansion bolts for one T00 cabinet............................................. 3-25
Figure 3-22 Installation of the expansion tube and nut........................................................ 3-26
Figure 3-23 Leveling and securing the cabinet.................................................................... 3-27
Figure 4-1 Configuration of the cabinet (SUN Netra20minicomputers) ................................. 4-2
Figure 4-2 Configuration of the cabinet (SUN Netra240 minicomputers) .............................. 4-3
Figure 4-3 Configuration of the cabinet (IBM minicomputers) ............................................... 4-4

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Figure 4-4 Hard disk Installation of disk array 7133 (configured with 8 hard disks) .............. 4-5
Figure 4-5 Board installation .................................................................................................. 4-7
Figure 4-6 An inverter group of three modules ...................................................................... 4-8
Figure 4-7 Positions of the inverters in T00 cabinet .............................................................. 4-8
Figure 5-1 Connection of –48 V power cables between power distribution box and various
components (SUN Netra20 minicomputers) ................................................................... 5-3
Figure 5-2 Connection of –48 V power cables between power distribution box and various
components (SUN Netra240 minicomputers) ................................................................. 5-5
Figure 5-3 Connection of –48 V power cables between power distribution box and various
components (IBM minicomputers) .................................................................................. 5-7
Figure 5-4 Connection of power cables between inverters and P650 minicomputers (back view)
......................................................................................................................................... 5-9
Figure 5-5 Cabinet grounding .............................................................................................. 5-13
Figure 5-6 Connection of power cables between N68 cabinet and DC distribution cabinet 5-14
Figure 5-7 Cord end terminal of the power cable ................................................................ 5-15
Figure 5-8 Cabling between T00 cabinet and DC distribution cabinet ................................ 5-17
Figure 5-9 Connection of power cables between inverters and P650 minicomputers (back view)
....................................................................................................................................... 5-18
Figure 6-1 Connection of Ethernet cables between the LAN switches and the BAM.......... 6-10
Figure 6-2 Connection of FE signal cables between the WHSC and the WSIU.................. 6-12
Figure 6-3 Connection of cables between the BAM and the KVM ...................................... 6-13
Figure 6-4 The connection of data cables between SUN Netra20 minicomputers and disk
arrays ............................................................................................................................ 6-14
Figure 6-5 The connection of data cables between SUN Netra240 minicomputers and disk
arrays ............................................................................................................................ 6-15
Figure 6-6 The connection of data cables between IBM minicomputers and disk arrays ... 6-16
Figure 6-7 The connection of cables between SUN Netra20 minicomputers and LAN switches
....................................................................................................................................... 6-17
Figure 6-8 The connection of cables between SUN Netra240 minicomputers and LAN switches
....................................................................................................................................... 6-18
Figure 6-9 The connection of cables between IBM minicomputers and LAN switches....... 6-19
Figure 6-10 Connection of clock cables to BITS.................................................................. 6-22
Figure 6-11 Connection of 2 MHz clock cables between the WEPI and the WCKI............. 6-23
Figure 6-12 Connection of 8 kHz clock cables .................................................................... 6-24
Figure 6-13 Connection of the trunk cable on the WEPI ..................................................... 6-25
Figure 7-1 Cabinet parts ........................................................................................................ 7-2

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Figure 7-2 Installation of door lintels ...................................................................................... 7-3


Figure 7-3 Cabinet door lintels installed................................................................................. 7-3
Figure 7-4 Installation of side doors....................................................................................... 7-4
Figure 7-5 Installation of front and back doors ...................................................................... 7-5
Figure A-1 Channel-section steel...........................................................................................A-2
Figure A-2 Channel-section connecting piece .......................................................................A-2
Figure A-3 Cross stay (200 mm)............................................................................................A-2
Figure A-4 Cross stay (400 mm)............................................................................................A-3
Figure A-5 Cross stay (600 mm)............................................................................................A-3
Figure A-6 Angle connecting piece ........................................................................................A-3
Figure A-7 Cable-through rack...............................................................................................A-4
Figure A-8 Triangular support (for 200 mm wide cabling ladder) ..........................................A-4
Figure A-9 Triangular support (for 400 mm wide cabling ladder) ..........................................A-4
Figure A-10 Triangular support (for 600 mm wide cabling ladder) ........................................A-5
Figure A-11 Clip for connecting cabling trough......................................................................A-5
Figure A-12 Clip for fixing cabling trough...............................................................................A-5
Figure A-13 Cabling trough (200 mm) ...................................................................................A-6
Figure A-14 Cabling trough (400 mm) ...................................................................................A-6
Figure A-15 Insulation pad.....................................................................................................A-6
Figure A-16 Insulation plate ...................................................................................................A-6
Figure A-17 End cap ..............................................................................................................A-7
Figure A-18 B Bolt (M8 % 20) ................................................................................................A-7
Figure A-19 Movable bushing ................................................................................................A-7
Figure A-20 Flow chart of installing cabling rack ...................................................................A-8
Figure A-21 Basic structure of cabling ladder........................................................................A-9
Figure A-22 Connecting cabling ladder .................................................................................A-9
Figure A-23 Installing 200 mm wide or 400 mm wide cabling trough ..................................A-10
Figure A-24 Assembling a 600 mm wide cabling trough .....................................................A-10
Figure A-25 Horizontal turning of cabling ladder .................................................................A-11
Figure A-26 Turning of cabling rack with cabling trough on horizontal surface ...................A-12
Figure A-27 Vertical lap joint of cabling ladders...................................................................A-12
Figure A-28 Slant lap joint of cabling ladders ......................................................................A-13
Figure A-29 Mounting cabling rack to wall...........................................................................A-13
Figure A-30 Suspension installation or ground-supporting installation................................A-15

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Figure A-31 Installing triangular support and cabling ladder ...............................................A-16


Figure A-32 Installing shockproof support on the top of rack ..............................................A-17
Figure A-33 Installing cabling rack onto the cabinet installed with shockproof support on its top
.......................................................................................................................................A-18
Figure A-34 Installing cable-through rack without cabling trough........................................A-19
Figure B-1 Flowchart of assembling bare pressure terminal and single cable......................B-1
Figure B-2 Cutting a cable .....................................................................................................B-2
Figure B-3 Stripping cable .....................................................................................................B-3
Figure B-4 Connecting core wire with terminal crimping sleeve............................................B-4
Figure B-5 Molding dies related to power cables ..................................................................B-4
Figure B-6 Crimping cable .....................................................................................................B-4
Figure B-7 Blowing heat-shrinkable tube...............................................................................B-5
Figure B-8 Fixing cable terminal blocks.................................................................................B-6
Figure B-9 SS325 parts .........................................................................................................B-7
Figure C-1 Flowchart of assembling RJ-45 connectors........................................................ C-1
Figure C-2 Round communication cable............................................................................... C-2
Figure C-3 8-core flat telephone line..................................................................................... C-2
Figure C-4 Folded shielded cable ......................................................................................... C-2
Figure C-5 Bare wires of a cable .......................................................................................... C-3
Figure C-6 RJ-45 connector.................................................................................................. C-4
Figure C-7 Wire sequence of crossover cable...................................................................... C-4
Figure C-8 Wire sequence of straight through cable ............................................................ C-5
Figure C-9 A ready-made RJ45 connector ........................................................................... C-5
Figure C-10 Mounting heat-shrinkable tube and crimping sleeve ........................................ C-6
Figure C-11 Stripping cables................................................................................................. C-7
Figure C-12 Welding pin ....................................................................................................... C-7
Figure C-13 Crimping an SMB connector onto a coaxial cable............................................ C-8
Figure C-14 Blowing heat-shrinkable tube............................................................................ C-8
Figure D-1 Label for power cable.......................................................................................... D-2
Figure D-2 Label for signal cable .......................................................................................... D-2
Figure D-3 Writing direction .................................................................................................. D-3
Figure D-4 Sticking signal cable label ................................................................................... D-4
Figure D-5 Printed parts on the label for signal cable........................................................... D-5
Figure D-6 Appearance of label affixed to signal cable ........................................................ D-6

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Figure D-7 Label on the alarm cable..................................................................................... D-7


Figure D-8 Label on network cable ....................................................................................... D-8
Figure D-9 Label on the optical fiber connecting two devices ............................................ D-10
Figure D-10 Label on the optical fiber connecting device and ODF ....................................D-11
Figure D-11 Label on the trunk cable between two devices ............................................... D-12
Figure D-12 Label on the trunk cable between device and the DDF.................................. D-14
Figure D-13 Labels on a DC power cable........................................................................... D-15
Figure D-14 Labels on AC power cable .............................................................................. D-16
Figure E-1 P800 support........................................................................................................E-1
Figure E-2 External dimensions of a slide rail .......................................................................E-2
Figure E-3 Installation of N800 supports................................................................................E-3
Figure E-4 Support appearance.............................................................................................E-4
Figure F-1 Internal partition wall inside the equipment room.................................................F-4

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List of Tables

Table 2-1 Technical documents for hardware installation ...................................................... 2-1


Table 2-2 List of tools and instruments .................................................................................. 2-3
Table 5-1 Cable number and cable name (SUN Netra20 minicomputers) ............................ 5-4
Table 5-2 Relationship between cabinet components and control switches (SUN Netra20
minicomputers)................................................................................................................ 5-4
Table 5-3 Cable number and cable name (SUN Netra240 minicomputers) .......................... 5-6
Table 5-4 Relationship between cabinet components and control switches (SUN Netra240
minicomputers)................................................................................................................ 5-6
Table 5-5 Cable number and cable name (IBM minicomputers) ........................................... 5-8
Table 5-6 Relationship between cabinet components and control switches (IBM minicomputers)
......................................................................................................................................... 5-8
Table 6-1 Labels for the components in the cabinet .............................................................. 6-2
Table 6-2 Labels for cables connecting SUN Netra20 minicomputers and disk arrays......... 6-2
Table 6-3 Labels for cables connecting SUN Netra240 minicomputers and disk arrays....... 6-3
Table 6-4 Labels for cables connecting IBM minicomputers and disk arrays ........................ 6-4
Table 6-5 Labels for cables connecting SUN Netra20 minicomputers and LAN switches .... 6-5
Table 6-6 Labels for cables connecting SUN Netra240 minicomputers and LAN switches .. 6-5
Table 6-7 Labels for cables connecting IBM minicomputers and LAN switches.................... 6-6
Table 6-8 Labels for cables connecting SUN Netra20 minicomputers .................................. 6-6
Table 6-9 Labels for cables connecting SUN Netra240 minicomputers ................................ 6-7
Table 6-10 Labels for cables connecting IBM minicomputers ............................................... 6-7
Table 6-11 Labels for cables connecting service subracks and LAN switches ..................... 6-7
Table 6-12 Labels for other cables......................................................................................... 6-8
Table B-1 Tensile strength standard of ready-made cables ...................................................B-5
Table D-1 Information on labels affixed to external cables of alarm box............................... D-7
Table D-2 Information on labels affixed to network cables.................................................... D-8
Table D-3 Information on labels affixed to optical fiber between devices ............................. D-9
Table D-4 Information on labels affixed to optical fiber between device and the ODF ....... D-10
Table D-5 Information on labels affixed to the trunk cable between two devices ............... D-12
Table D-6 Information on the label for the trunk cable between a device and DDF............ D-13
Table D-7 Information on labels affixed to DC power cables .............................................. D-14

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Table D-8 Information on labels affixed to AC power cables............................................... D-16


Table E-1 Height ranges of N800 supports ............................................................................E-1
Table F-1 Construction requirements for the equipment room...............................................F-2
Table F-2 Requirements for temperature and humidity..........................................................F-4
Table F-3 Requirements for dust particles in the equipment room ........................................F-5
Table F-4 Requirements for corrosive gas concentration ......................................................F-5
Table F-5 Requirements for electromagnetic environment ....................................................F-6
Table F-6 Requirements for lightning proof and grounding....................................................F-7
Table F-7 AC voltage and frequency ......................................................................................F-9
Table F-8 Specifications for the DC power supply ............................................................... F-11

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Chapter 1 Procedure of Hardware Installation

Quality installation is essential to reliable operation of the system. Installation of the


HUAWEI HLR9820 Home Location Register (hereinafter referred to as HLR9820)
hardware includes the following phases:
1) Installation Preparation
Please refer to HUAWEI HLR9820 Home Location Register Hardware
Description Manual and this manual to get familiar with the following:
z Overall hardware structure of the HLR9820
z Technical specifications of the HLR9820
z Required conditions and tools for the installation
2) Installation of Cabinets
The two types of cabinets used for the HLR9820 (N68-22 and T00 cabinets) can
be installed on antistatic floor or cement floor.
3) Installation of Internal Components of Cabinets and Emergency Workstation
According to the actual configuration, install the following components in
cabinets:
z Back administration module (BAM) server
z Minicomputers
z Disk arrays
z Terminal concentrator (TC)
z Local area network (LAN) switches
z Keyboard/video/mouse (KVM) switcher
z Fan boxes
z Cabling trough
z Dummy panels
z Boards
Note that the LAN switch, fan box, cabling trough and dummy panel are already
installed before delivery.

After installing all internal components of cabinets, install the emergency


workstation.
4) Installation of Power Cables and Grounding Cables
After cabinet installation, connect grounding cables to prevent static damage to
the equipment during the subsequent operations.

Do not supply power right after power cables installation. Power on the system
after the installation check and system power-on test.

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5) Installation of Signal Cables


Prepare and connect trunk cables, clock cables, data cables and Ethernet cables
according to site configurations.
6) Installation of Cabinet Doors
Install the cabinet accessories such as the top cover, front and back doors, and
side panels.
7) Hardware Installation Check
Check the installation of the hardware and then perform power-on test. Correct
mistakes until all items satisfy specified criteria.

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Chapter 2 Installation Preparation

2.1 About This Chapter

This chapter describes the preparations for hardware installation, including:


z Preparing Documents
z Preparing Personnel
z Preparing Tools
z Checking Environment
z Unpacking and Inspection

2.2 Preparing Documents

Table 2-1 lists the technical documents for hardware installation.

Table 2-1 Technical documents for hardware installation

Category Name Description


Prepared by the customer. Their
Network plan, Equipment Room
duplicates must be provided to
Design, Construction Diagram,
Huawei before delivery of
Cable Route Diagram
equipment.
Produced by Huawei site survey
Site Survey Report
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2.3 Preparing Personnel

The personnel implementing the hardware installation can be Huawei engineers,


technical personnel of the customer or a cooperative party.
z The technical personnel of the cooperative party must master the hardware
installation and commissioning methods and obtained the qualification certificate
through training and assessment.
z The technical personnel of the customer must also master some installation and
construction methods through training organized by Huawei before the hardware
installation.
The number of people required for the hardware installation depends on the project
scheduling and the installation conditions. Normally 3–5 engineers are required.

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2.4 Preparing Tools

All tools and instruments listed in Table 2-2 must be available for the installation.

Table 2-2 List of tools and instruments

Measuring Long tape, ruler (1 m), angle square, industrial


tool horizontal ruler

Marking tool Marking pen, ink fountain

percussion drill with bits of Φ6, Φ8, Φ10, Φ12,


Drilling tool
Φ14 and Φ16, vacuum cleaner
Straight screwdrivers M3–M6
Cross screwdrivers M3–M6
Adjustable wrenches
Fastening
Universal tool Socket wrenches M6, M8, M12, M14, M17, M19
tool Double offset ring wrenches M6, M8, M12, M14,
M17, M19
Long-arm wrench
Sharp-nose pliers, diagonal pliers, pincer pliers,
Small tool hand-held electric drill, file, handsaw, crowbar,
rubber hammer, horn hammer

Tweezers, brush, bellows, paper knife, plumb,


electric iron, solder wires, ladder, forklift, panel
Auxiliary tool lifter, heat blower, electric outlet (with three
two-phase sockets and three three-phase
sockets, rated current higher than 15 A)
Earth resistance tester, antistatic wrist strap, glove, cable peeler,
Special clamp pincer, feeder cutter, SMB crimping pliers, RJ-45 crimping
tool pliers, cable cutter

Multimeter, 500 V megohmmeter, optical multimeter, optical power


Instrument meter

Note:
The instruments must pass the measurement test.

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2.5 Checking Environment

Check the installation environment according to the Installation Environment Checklist.


If the result does not satisfy the requirements, improve the environment to meet the
requirement.

2.6 Unpacking and Inspection

2.6.1 Checking Packing Cases

When unloading goods, check:


z Whether the quantity of cases on the site agrees with the Packing List, and
whether the place of delivery agrees with the actual installation place.
If there is any disagreement, the project supervisor must feed back the Article
Problem Feedback Form confirmed by the customer with a signature to the order
management engineer at the local office in three days.
z Whether the packing cases are damaged and whether the equipment is placed
upside down during transportation.
If there is any package seriously damaged or soaked, or the goods inside is
soaked or becomes rusty, contact the order management engineer at Huawei
local office.

Note:
To protect the equipment and help find out causes, move the unpacked equipment
indoor for proper storage, and take photos to record the storage environment,
condition of the rusty or corroded equipment, packing cases, and packaging materials.
Keep these photos for later verification and store the packing cases and materials in a
proper place.

If the delivery meets the above two requirements, proceed to unpacking and
inspection.

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2.6.2 Unpacking Wooden Cases

Caution:

When moving the equipment or its components,


z Avoid collision with doors, walls, shelves, or other objects.
z Do not touch the unpainted medal surface of the equipment or its components with
sweat soaked or dirty gloves.

Unpack the case after moving it to or near the equipment room (if enough space is
available) so as to avoid damages to the unpacked rack.

The procedure of opening a wooden case is as follows:


1) Place the wooden case on the ground with the side with wooden frame at the
bottom.
2) Use a spanner or straight screwdriver or horn hammer to straighten the tongue,
as shown in Figure 2-1.

(1) Tongue (locking state) (2) Spanner or straight screwdriver or horn hammer
(3) Wooden frame (4) Tongue (straightened)
Figure 2-1 Straighten the tongue

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3) As shown in Figure 2-2, remove the cover. If the content in the wooden case is a
carton, take out the carton and then open it according to 2.6.3 Unpacking
Cartons. If the content is a cabinet, proceed to the next step.

Figure 2-2 Remove the cover of the case

4) As shown in Figure 2-3, remove the side boards of the wooden case in the same
way.

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Figure 2-3 Remove the side boards

5) Erect the rack. Note that the side of the rack on the case side marked with
"BOTTOM" is the bottom of the rack.
6) Remove the bottom of the case (the side with the wooden frame).
7) Remove the foamed wrap angles.
8) Remove the plastic bag.

2.6.3 Unpacking Cartons

Unpack a carton according to Figure 2-4.

Figure 2-4 Unpacking of a carton

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The procedure of unpacking a carton is as follows:


1) Check the type and quantity of the articles in the carton according to the carton
label.
2) Rip the adhesive tape along the joint seams using a paper knife. Do not insert
the knife too deep so as to avoid damage to the articles.
3) Unpack the carton and take out the articles.

Caution:

z If the equipment is moved from an environment with low temperature and humidity
to one with high temperature and humidity, unpack it at least 30 minutes later.
Otherwise, the moisture may condense on the equipment surface and thus cause
damage to the equipment.
z Antistatic measures must be taken for unpacking boards so that boards will not be
damaged.

2.6.4 Acceptance

Check and accept the articles piece by piece carefully with reference to the name,
type and quantity of the articles stated on the Packing List.

The acceptance of articles mainly includes the following aspects:


z Appearance inspection: check whether there are any defects on the appearance
of the rack, whether the rack is secure and fast, whether there is any looseness,
distortion or damage, whether the identification is legible, and whether all
nameplates and decorating plates are available and whether they meet the use
requirements.
z Integrity inspection: check whether all the parts and accessories necessary for
the installation of racks are available.
z Inspection of computer terminal: check whether the display, keyboard and mouse
are all ready and whether there is any damage on them.
z Board inspection: check whether the type and quantity of the boards agree with
the Packing List, and whether there is any broken printed circuit boards or any
components detached from the board.

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Note:
The project supervisor should take the major role in the inspection of equipment and
components whose electric characteristics are apt to be affected.

During the inspection, if "outstanding articles" is stated in the Packing List, it is


necessary for the project supervisor to feed it back to the order management
engineer at the local office. Then both parties sign on the Packing List. For any short,
wrong, or extra shipment, or for any damage of articles, both parties must sign the
Unpacking Inspection Memo and Packing List. Moreover, the project supervisor must
fill in the Article Problem Feedback Form and feed it back to the order management
engineer at the local office in three days. The project supervisor must keep the
articles with problems as well as the inner and outer packing intact for future
investigation and verification.

The inspected articles must be placed by types. The package of the equipment must
not be discarded at least until the customer signs on the Packing List.

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Chapter 3 Installation of Cabinets

3.1 Overview of Cabinet Installation

This chapter details how to install different types of cabinets on different floors. It
consists of the following sections:
z Installing N68-22 Cabinet on Antistatic Floor
z Installing N68-22 Cabinet on Cement Floor
z Installing T00 Cabinet on Antistatic Floor
z Installing T00 Cabinet on Cement Floor

3.2 Installing N68-22 Cabinet on Antistatic Floor

3.2.1 Procedure Overview

The procedure to install N68-22 cabinets on antistatic floor is as follows:


1) Determining Installation Position
2) Installing Support
3) Installing Cabinet
4) Connecting Multiple Cabinets
5) Testing Insulation
6) Restoring Antistatic Floor

3.2.2 Determining Installation Position

Plan the layout of equipment room and reserve sufficient space for maintenance
according to Figure 3-1 and Figure 3-2.

I. Marking Reference Lines

To mark reference lines, perform the following:


1) Determine the positions for supports according to the location requirements and
support dimensions specified in the construction plan drawings.
2) Mark a few points using a long tape and draw two straight lines parallel to the
benchmarks and with a distance of 690 mm between them.
3) Determine the position of the first support.
4) Mark positions for other supports based on the position of the first support.
5) Check the position marks carefully to ensure accuracy.

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Figure 3-1 shows the hole positions for the support when only one cabinet is installed.

800

800

690 800
4- Ø 16

800

354

600

800

Figure 3-1 Mounting holes for one N68-22 cabinet

Figure 3-2 shows the hole positions for supports when several cabinets are installed
in a row.

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≥800

4- Ø 16 690 800

≥800

354 354 354


≥800 600 600 600

Figure 3-2 Mounting holes for multiple N68-22 cabinets in a row

You can also use the line drawing template to mark the positions for expansion bolts.
The procedure is as follows:
1) Place the line drawing template on the floor, as shown in Figure 3-3.
2) Mark the positions for expansion bolts on the floor using the template. Mark four
bolt positions for each cabinet.
The half-circle gap on the template indicates the face of the cabinet.

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Left Right
354

600 Front

Figure 3-3 Line drawing template (for installation on antistatic floor)

II. Drilling Holes

M12 expansion bolts are used to fix the support onto the ground, so you must use a
Φ16 percussion drill to make holes for the bolts.

Proceed as follows to drill holes on the floor:


1) Keep the drilling bit vertical to the ground and hold tight the drillstock to make
holes 52 mm to 60 mm deep.
The depth of the holes must be within 52 mm to 60 mm. Otherwise the
expansion bolts cannot be fastened.
2) Clean dust inside the holes using a vacuum cleaner.
3) Measure the depths of the holes.
Make sure that the depths are the same.

If the ground is too hard or too smooth to settle the drill bit, use a chisel to punch a pit
before drilling.

III. Installing Expansion Bolts

To install the expansion bolts, perform the following:


1) Check that the dust inside and around the holes are cleaned.

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2) Check the hole spacing.


3) Place the supports on the ground to check whether the holes match the
supports.
Relocate and drill new holes if necessary.
4) Remove the expansion tube and nut from the expansion bolt.
5) Put the guiding rib of nut in the guiding slot of the expansion tube.
6) Put expansion nut and expansion tube in the hole vertically.
7) Put the guiding rib of expansion nut in the guiding slot of the tube in advance.
Otherwise, the expansion nut can not be fastened.
8) Use a rubber hammer to strike the expansion tube until it completely goes into
the hole.
Figure 3-4 shows the installation of an expansion tube and nut.

Expansion tube
Guiding slot of
expansion tube

Expansion nut
Guiding rib of
expansion nut

Figure 3-4 Installation of the expansion tube and nut

3.2.3 Installing Supports

I. Adjusting Support Height

To adjust the height of supports, perform the following:


1) Tune the height of the supports.
Make sure the height indicators on supports are on the same level with the
antistatic floor.
2) Tighten height-locking bolts in the middle first and then those on both sides to
45N-m with a torque spanner.
N800 series supports are used for the N68-22 cabinet installed on the antistatic
floor, as shown in Figure 3-5.

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Height-locking
bolt (middle)

Height-locking
bolt (sides)

Figure 3-5 Adjusting support height

II. Assembling Slide Rails

To assemble supports and slide rails, perform the following:


1) Assemble supports and slide rails together with M12 x 30 bolts, spring washers
and flat washers, as shown in Figure 3-6.
2) Adjust the support location to make sure that the diagonal lines (A and B in the
Figure 3-6) of the two slide rails are equal in length.
3) Fasten all bolts.

Figure 3-6 Assembling supports and slide rails

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III. Installing Supports

To install supports and slide rails, perform the following:


1) Align the mounting holes on the support with the holes on the ground.
2) Fit the spring washers and flat washers on the M12 x 60 bolts.
3) Insert bolts through the support holes into the ground holes vertically.
4) Adjust the support location.
5) Tighten M12 x 60 bolts to 45N-m.
Figure 3-7 shows the installation of a support.

Bolt M12 60
Spring washer 12
Flat washer 12

Figure 3-7 Installing supports

When installing supports for a row of cabinets, make sure the front sides of all
supports are on a line and the clearance between adjacent supports is 128 mm, as
shown in the Figure 3-8.

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128

Figure 3-8 Supports for a row of cabinets

IV. Installing Floor Support Accessories

Floor support accessories include:


z Floor bracket
z Fastening pieces
The floor bracket supports the antistatic floor around the cabinet, and the fastening
pieces secure the bracket.

Before laying cabinets in place, secure the floor support accessories with the slide
rails, as shown in Figure 3-9.

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Floor support
accessories

Figure 3-9 Installing floor support accessories

3.2.4 Installing Cabinet

To install the cabinet, perform the following:


1) Lift the cabinet onto the slide rails.
Make sure the front side of the cabinet is correct.
2) Align the four mounting holes on the cabinet with the four holes on the slide rails.
3) Put the insulation plates on the slide rails under the cabinet, as shown in Figure
3-10.
Use two insulation plates for each cabinet.
4) Check the levelness of the cabinet using a level bar on top of the cabinet.
5) Add washers to tune the level of the cabinet as shown in Figure 3-10.
Fix washers between the insulation plate and slide rail to level the cabinet.
Otherwise, insulation plates do not work.

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Bolt M12 45
Spring washer 12

Insulation plate
Washer
Flat washer 12

Slide rail

Figure 3-10 Placing and securing the cabinet

6) Fit the spring washers on M12 x 45 bolts.


Note that the big flat washers and insulation coverings are already installed in
the cabinet.
7) Insert bolts through the lower enclosure frame of the cabinet into the holes on
the slide rails vertically.
8) Fit the flat washers and nuts.
9) Fasten the M12 x 45 bolts to 45N-m.
Figure 3-10 shows how to secure the cabinet.

Fasten the bolts alternately to reduce stress between the bolts and the cabinet.

3.2.5 Connecting Multiple Cabinets

When installing two or more cabinets side by side, combine them with connecting
plates on the top.

The connecting plates are installed on the top of the cabinet before delivery, as
shown in Figure 3-11.

To connect two adjacent cabinets, perform the following:


1) Remove the connecting plates of two adjacent cabinets.
2) Connect the two adjacent cabinets with the plates, as shown in Figure 3-11.

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4 5 6 7

Figure 3-11 Installation of connecting plates for combining cabinets

3.2.6 Testing Insulation

To test the insulation of the cabinet, perform the following:


1) Set the multimeter to the mega-ohm scale.
2) Measure the resistance between the support and the cabinet.
If the measured resistance exceeds 5 mega-ohms, the insulation effect is good.
Otherwise, perform the following:
1) Dismount all components.
2) Check whether there is any uninstalled or damaged insulation part.
3) Re-install the cabinet.
4) Measure the insulation again.

3.2.7 Restoring Antistatic Floor

Cut and restore the antistatic floor according to the actual conditions.

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3.3 Installing N68-22 Cabinet on Cement Floor

3.3.1 Procedure Overview

The procedure to install N68-22 on the cement floor is as follows:


1) Determining Installation Position
2) Installing Cabinet
3) Connecting Multiple Cabinets
4) Testing Insulation

Caution:

There are insulation plates between the cabinet and the floor, and insulation washers
on the expansion bolts. Install the insulation parts correctly to ensure good insulation.

3.3.2 Determining Installation Position

Plan the layout of the equipment room and reserve sufficient space for maintenance
according to Figure 3-12 and Figure 3-13.

I. Marking Reference Lines

To mark the reference lines, perform the following:


1) Determine the positions for expansion bolts according to the hole locations and
specifications stipulated in the construction plan drawings.
2) Mark a few points using a long tape and draw two straight lines parallel to the
benchmarks and with a distance of 687 mm between them.
3) Determine the positions of expansion bolts for the first support.
4) Mark positions for expansion bolts of other cabinets based on those of the first
support.
5) Check the bolt positions carefully to ensure accuracy.
Figure 3-12 shows the hole positions for installing expansion bolts when only one
cabinet is installed.

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≥800

687 800
4- Ø 16

≥800

413

600

≥800

Figure 3-12 Positions of expansion bolts for one N68-22 cabinet

Figure 3-13 shows the hole positions for expansion bolts when several cabinets are
installed in a row.

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≥800

4- Ø 16 687 800

≥800

413 413 413


≥800 600 600 600

Figure 3-13 Positions of expansion bolts for N68-22 cabinets in a row

You can also use the line drawing template to mark the positions for expansion bolts.
The procedure is as follows:
1) Place the line drawing template on the floor, as shown in Figure 3-14.
2) Mark the positions for expansion bolts on the floor using the template. Mark four
bolt positions s for each cabinet.
The half-circle gap on the template indicates the face of the cabinet.

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Back

Left Right
413

600 Front

Figure 3-14 Line drawing template (for installation on cement floor)

II. Drilling Holes

M12 expansion bolts are used to fix the cabinet onto the ground, so you must use a
Φ16 percussion drill to make holes for the expansion bolts.

Proceed as follows to drill holes on the floor:


1) Keep the drilling bit vertical to the ground and hold tight the drillstock to make
holes 52 mm to 60 mm deep.
The depth of the holes must be within 52 mm to 60 mm. Otherwise the
expansion bolts cannot be fastened.
2) Clean dust inside the holes using a vacuum cleaner.
3) Measure the depth of the holes.
Make sure that the depths are the same.

If the ground is too hard or too smooth to settle the drill bit, use a chisel to punch a pit
before drilling.

III. Installing Expansion Bolts

To install the expansion bolts, perform the following:


1) Check that the dust inside and around the holes are cleaned.

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2) Check the hole spacing.


Relocate and drill new holes if necessary.
3) Remove the expansion tube and nut from the expansion bolt.
4) Put the guiding rib of nut in the guiding slot of the expansion tube.
5) Put expansion nut and expansion tube in the hole vertically.
6) Use a rubber hammer to strike the expansion tube until it completely goes into
the hole.
Figure 3-4 shows the installation of an expansion tube and nut.

3.3.3 Installing Cabinets

To install a cabinet, perform the following:


1) Place insulation plates on the floor.
Use two insulation plates for each cabinet.
2) Place the cabinet into the specified position, as shown in Figure 3-15.
3) Align the mounting holes on the cabinet with the holes on the ground.
4) Check the levelness of the cabinet using a level bar on top of the cabinet.
5) Add washers under the insulation plates to tune the level of the cabinet as shown
in Figure 3-15.
Fix washers between the insulation plate and the floor to level the cabinet.
Otherwise, insulation plates do not work.

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Figure 3-15 Placing and securing the cabinet

6) Fit the spring washers on M12 x 70 bolts


Note that the big flat washers and insulation coverings are already installed in
the cabinet.
7) Insert bolts through the lower enclosure frame of the cabinet into the holes in the
ground vertically.
8) Fit the flat washers and nuts.
9) Fasten the M12 x 70 bolts to 45N-m.

3.3.4 Connecting Multiple Cabinets

When installing two or more cabinets side by side, combine them with connecting
plates on the top.

The connecting plates are installed on the top of the cabinet before delivery, as
shown in Figure 3-16.

To connect two adjacent cabinets, perform the following:


1) Remove the connecting plates of two adjacent cabinets
2) Connect the two adjacent cabinets with the plates, as shown in Figure 3-16.

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4 5 6 7

Figure 3-16 Installation of connecting plates for combining cabinets

3.3.5 Testing Insulation

To test the insulation effect of the cabinet, perform the following:


1) Set the multimeter to the mega-ohm scale.
2) Measure the resistance between the expansion bolts M12370 and the cabinet.
If the measured resistance exceeds 5 mega-ohms, the insulation effect is good.

Otherwise, perform the following:


1) Dismount all components.
2) Check whether there is any uninstalled or damaged insulation part.
3) Re-install the cabinet.
4) Measure the insulation again.

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3.4 Installing T00 Cabinet on Antistatic Floor

3.4.1 Procedure Overview

The procedure to install T00 cabinets on the antistatic floor is as follows:


1) Determining Installation Position
2) Installing Support
3) Installing Cabinet
4) Testing Insulation
5) Restoring Antistatic Floor

Caution:

Use plates between the cabinet and the support, and insulation washers on the
expansion bolts. Mount insulation parts correctly to ensure good insulation.

3.4.2 Determining Installation Position

Plan the layout of equipment room and reserve sufficient space for maintenance.

Leave a clearance of at least 800 mm around the cabinet, as shown in Figure 3-17.

I. Marking Reference Lines

To mark the reference lines, perform the following:


1) Determine positions for supports according to the locations and support
dimensions specified in the construction plan drawings.
2) Mark a few points using a long tape and draw two straight lines parallel to the
benchmarks and with a distance of 606 mm between them.
3) Determine the position of the first support.
4) Mark positions for other supports based on the position of the first support.
5) Check the position marks carefully to ensure accuracy.
Figure 3-17 shows the hole positions for supports when only one cabinet is installed.

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≥800

≥800

160

≥800 705 1098

8- Ø 16

160

606 57
644

≥800

Figure 3-17 Mounting holes for one T00 cabinet

II. Drilling Holes

M12 expansion bolts are used to fix the support onto the ground, so you must use a
Φ16 percussion drill to make holes for the bolts.

Proceed as follows to drill holes on the floor:


1) Keep the drilling bit vertical to the ground and hold tight the drillstock to make
holes 52 mm to 60 mm deep.
The depth of the holes must be within 52 mm to 60 mm. Otherwise the
expansion bolts cannot be fastened.
2) Clean dust inside the holes using a vacuum cleaner.

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3) Measure the depths of the holes.


Make sure that the depths are the same.

If the ground is too hard or too smooth to settle the drill bit, use a chisel to punch a pit
before drilling.

III. Installing Expansion Bolts

To install the expansion bolts, perform the following:


1) Check that the dust inside and around the holes are cleaned.
2) Check the hole spacing.
3) Place the supports on the ground to check whether the holes match the
supports.
Relocate and drill new holes if necessary.
4) Remove the expansion tube and nut from the expansion bolt.
5) Put the guiding rib of nut in the guiding slot of the expansion tube.
6) Put expansion nut and expansion tube in the hole vertically. Put the guiding rib of
expansion nut in the guiding slot of the tube in advance. Otherwise, the
expansion nut can not be fastened.
7) Use a rubber hammer to strike the expansion tube until it completely goes into
the hole.
Figure 3-18 shows the installation of an expansion tube and nut.

Expansion tube

Guiding slot of
expansion tube

Expansion nut

Guiding rib of
expansion nut

Figure 3-18 Installation of the expansion tube and nut

3.4.3 Installing Supports

To install a support, perform the following:


1) Align the mounting holes on the support with the holes on the ground
2) Fit the spring washers and flat washers on the M12 x 60 bolts.

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3) Insert bolts through the support holes into the ground holes vertically.
4) Adjust the support location.
5) Tighten M12 x 60 bolts to 45N-m.
Figure 3-19 shows the installation of a support.

665

Figure 3-19 Installing supports

Before securing the support, make sure the front sides of supports are on a line and
the clearance between them is 665 mm, as shown in the Figure 3-19.

3.4.4 Installing Cabinets

To install a cabinet, perform the following:


1) Place the cabinet onto the support.
Align the anchors of the cabinet with the corresponding holes on the support.
2) Adjust anchors to raise the cabinet.
Put insulation washers under anchors until the truckles are 5 mm off the ground.
3) Check the levelness of the cabinet using a level bar on top of the cabinet.
4) Adjust the anchors to level the cabinet, as shown in Figure 3-20.

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Bolt M12 160


Spring washer 12
Big flat washer
Insulation washer
Insulation tube

Anchor

Insulation plate

Big flat washer


Nut M12

Figure 3-20 Leveling and securing the cabinet

5) Fit insulation tubes on the anchors.


6) Fix spring washers, big flat washers and insulation washers on the M12 x 160
bolts.
7) Insert the bolts through anchors into the holes on the support vertically.
8) Screw the bolts to 45N-m.
Figure 3-20 illustrates how to secure the cabinet.

Fasten the bolts alternately to reduce stress between the bolt and the cabinet.

3.4.5 Testing Insulation

To test the insulation effect of the cabinet, perform the following:


1) Set the multimeter to the mega-ohm scale.
2) Measure the resistance between the support and the cabinet.
If the measured resistance exceeds 5 mega-ohms, the insulation effect is good.

Otherwise, perform the following:

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1) Dismount all components.


2) Check whether there is any uninstalled or damaged insulation part.
3) Re-install the cabinet.
4) Measure the insulation again.

3.4.6 Restoring Antistatic Floor

Cut and restore the antistatic floor according to the actual conditions.

3.5 Installing T00 Cabinet on Cement Floor

3.5.1 Procedure Overview

The procedure to install T00 on the cement floor is as follows:


1) Determining Installation Position
2) Installing Cabinets
3) Testing Insulation

Caution:

There are insulation plates between the cabinet and the floor, and insulation washers
on the expansion bolts. Install the insulation parts correctly to ensure good insulation.

3.5.2 Determining Installation Position

Plan the layout of the equipment room and reserve sufficient space for maintenance
according to Figure 3-21.

I. Marking Reference Lines

To mark the reference lines, perform the following:


1) Determine positions for expansion bolts according to the hole locations and
specifications stipulated in the construction plan drawings.
2) Mark a few points using a long tape and draw two straight lines parallel to the
benchmarks and with a distance of 965 mm between them.
3) Determine the positions of expansion bolts for the first cabinet.
4) Mark positions for bolts of other cabinets based on those of the first support.
5) Check the bolt positions carefully to ensure accuracy.

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Figure 3-21 shows the hole positions for installing expansion bolts when only one
cabinet is installed.

≥800

≥800

≥800
965 1098

4- Ø 16

80

528
644

≥800

Figure 3-21 Positions of expansion bolts for one T00 cabinet

II. Drilling Holes

M12 expansion bolts are used to fix the cabinet onto the ground, so you must use a
Φ16 percussion drill to make holes for the expansion bolts.

Proceed as follows to drill holes on the floor:


1) Keep the drilling bit vertical to the ground and hold tight the drillstock to make
holes 52 mm to 60 mm deep.

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The depth of the holes must be within 52 mm to 60 mm. Otherwise the


expansion bolts cannot be fastened.
2) Clean dust inside the holes using a vacuum cleaner.
3) Measure the depth of the holes.
Make sure that the depths are the same.

If the ground is too hard or too smooth to settle the drill bit, use a chisel to punch a pit
before drilling.

III. Installing Expansion Bolts

To install the expansion bolts, perform the following:


1) Check that the dust inside and around the holes are cleaned.
2) Check the hole spacing.
Relocate and drill new holes if necessary.
3) Remove the expansion tube and nut from the expansion bolt.
4) Put the guiding rib of nut in the guiding slot of the expansion tube.
5) Put expansion nut and expansion tube in the hole vertically.
6) Put the guiding rib of the expansion nut in the guiding slot of the tube in advance.
Otherwise, the expansion nut cannot be fastened.
7) Use a rubber hammer to strike the expansion tube until it completely goes into
the hole.
Figure 3-22 shows the installation of an expansion tube and nut.

Expansion tube

Guiding slot of
expansion tube

Expansion nut

Guiding rib of
expansion nut

Figure 3-22 Installation of the expansion tube and nut

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3.5.3 Installing Cabinets

To install a cabinet, perform the following:


1) Place the cabinet on the specified position and align anchors of the cabinet with
the corresponding holes on the ground.
2) Adjust anchors to raise the cabinet and put insulation washers under anchors
until the truckles are 5 mm off the ground.
3) Check the levelness of cabinet using a level bar on the cabinet top. Adjust
anchors to achieve the levelness of the cabinet, as shown in Figure 3-23.

2 1

4
5

(1) Bolt M12 x 160 (2) Spring washer (3) Big flat washer (4) Insulation washer
(5) Insulation tube (6) Anchor (7) Insulation plate

Figure 3-23 Leveling and securing the cabinet

4) Fit the insulation tubes on anchors, and the spring washers, big flat washers and
insulation washers on bolts M12 x 160.
5) Insert the bolts through anchors into the holes on the support vertically, and
fasten them to 45N-m.
Fasten the bolts alternately to reduce stress between the bolt and the cabinet.

3.5.4 Testing Insulation

To test the insulation of the cabinet, perform the following:


1) Set the multimeter to the mega-ohm scale.
2) Measure the resistance between the expansion bolt M123160 and the cabinet.
If the measured resistance exceeds 5 mega-ohms, the insulation effect is good.

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Otherwise, perform the following:


1) Dismount all components.
2) Check whether there is any uninstalled or damaged insulation part.
3) Re-install the cabinet.
4) Check the insulation again.

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Chapter 4 Installation of Internal Components of


Cabinets and Emergency Workstation

4.1 Overview of Components Installation

The procedure to install a cabinet's internal components is as follows:


1) Installing Minicomputers
2) Installing Disk Array
3) Installing KVM
4) Installing BAM Server
5) Installing TC
6) Installing LAN Switches
7) Installing Fan Box in Service Subrack
8) Installing Boards in Service Subrack
9) Installing Emergency Workstation
10) Installing Inverter Group
This chapter also gives the precautions for installing the components in a cabinet.

4.2 Precautions

Pay attention to the following points when installing the internal components of a
cabinet:
z Place components carefully on slide rails from the front side of a cabinet, and
slide them gently into the cabinet.
z Install components in the cabinet from the bottom up.
z When fixing internal components and dummy panels, use a screw-driver to fit the
bolts into the mounting holes, and then fasten it to the mount angle.
If there are more than two bolts for a component, fix the four bolts at the four
corners in diagonal direction, and then fasten other bolts in sequence.
z When assembling components, make sure that the mount angles are neat, and
there are proper and even clearances between components, between dummy
panels, and between a component and a dummy panel.
z Install internal components for SUN Netra20 minicomputers according to Figure
4-1.
z Install internal components for SUN Netra20 minicomputers according to Figure
4-2.

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z Install internal components for IBM minicomputers according to Figure 4-3.


Mount IBM minicomputers and disk arrays in the IBM T00 cabinet.
z IBM engineers are responsible to fix IBM cabinet components. Therefore,
installation of IBM cabinet components is beyond the scope of this chapter.

Power distribution box


LAN Switch 1
Cabling trough
LAN Switch 2
Cabling trough

Service subrack

Fan box
Air deflector
Dummy panel

Dummy panel

TC
BAM
KVM

Disk array 1

Disk array 2

Minicomputer 1

Dummy panel

Minicomputer 2

Figure 4-1 Configuration of the cabinet (SUN Netra20minicomputers)

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Power distribution box


LAN Switch 1
Cabling trough
LAN Switch 2
Cabling trough

Service subrack

Fan box
Air deflector

Dummy panel

Dummy panel

BAM

KVM

Disk array 1

Disk array 2
Dummy panel

Minicomputer 1

Dummy panel

Minicomputer 2

Figure 4-2 Configuration of the cabinet (SUN Netra240 minicomputers)

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Power distribtion box


LAN Switch 1
Cabling trough
LAN Switch 2 Power distribtion box
Cabling trough

Service subrack 3

Fan box
Minicomputer 1
Air deflector

Service subrack 2

Fan box
Minicomputer 2
Air deflector
KVM
Dummy panel
TC
Dummy panel
Inverter group 1
Service subrack 1

Inverter group 2
Fan box
Air deflector
Disk array
BAM

Figure 4-3 Configuration of the cabinet (IBM minicomputers)

Note
Inverter groups are not needed if the minicomputer is built on the P630.

4.3 Installing Minicomputers

To install the minicomputer, perform the following:


1) Determine the position of the minicomputer in the cabinet according to the
configuration shown in Figure 4-1 or Figure 4-2.
2) Place the minicomputer on the slide rails and slide it gently into the cabinet.

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3) Use panel fasteners to fix the mount angles of the minicomputer to the nuts on
the front columns of the cabinet.

4.4 Installing Disk Arrays

To install the disk array, perform the following:


1) Determine the position of the disk array in the cabinet according to the
configuration shown in Figure 4-1 or Figure 4-2.
2) Remove a plastic ear cover in the following way:
Hold the top of the cover and press it firmly toward the outside of the unit to
disengage a small plastic tab inside the cover. That is, on the left side of the
array cover, press the cover to the left on the left side, and press the cover to the
right on the right side.

Draw the cover outward and remove it.


3) Place the disk array on the slide rails and slide it gently into the cabinet.
If the disk array 7133 is configured with 8 hard disks, the hard disk installation is
as shown in Figure 4-4.

Figure 4-4 Hard disk Installation of disk array 7133 (configured with 8 hard disks)

4) Use panel fasteners to fix mount angles of the disk array to the nuts on the front
columns of the cabinet.
5) Install the small covers back to both sides of the disk array.

4.5 Installing KVM

To install the KVM, perform the following:

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1) Determine the position of the KVM in the cabinet according to the configuration
shown in Figure 4-1 or Figure 4-2 or Figure 4-3.
2) Place the KVM on the slide rails and slide it gently into the cabinet.
3) Use panel fasteners to fix mount angles of the KVM to the nuts on the front
columns of the cabinet.

4.6 Installing BAM Server

To install the BAM server, perform the following:


1) Determine the position of the BAM server in the cabinet according to the
configuration shown in Figure 4-1 or Figure 4-2 or Figure 4-3.
2) Place the BAM server on the slide rails and slide it gently into the cabinet.
3) Use panel fasteners to fix mount angles of the BAM server to the nuts on the
front columns of the cabinet.

4.7 Installing TC

To install the TC, perform the following:


1) Determine the position of the TC in the cabinet according to the configuration
shown in Figure 4-1 or Figure 4-3.
2) Install the hangers on both sides of the TC.
3) Place the TC on the slide rails and slide it gently into the cabinet.
4) Use panel fasteners to fix hangers of the TC to the nuts on the front columns of
the cabinet.

4.8 Installing LAN Switches

To install a LAN switch, perform the following:


1) Determine the position of the LAN switch in the cabinet according to the
configuration shown in Figure 4-1 or Figure 4-2 or Figure 4-3.
2) Install hangers on both sides of the LAN switch.
3) Place the LAN switch on the slide rails and slide it gently into the cabinet.
4) Use panel fasteners to fix hangers of the LAN switch to the nuts on the front
columns of the cabinet.

4.9 Installing Fan Box in Service Subrack

To install the fan box, perform the following:


1) Determine the position of the fan box in the cabinet according to the
configuration shown in Figure 4-1 or Figure 4-2 or Figure 4-3.
2) Slide the fan box along the slide rails into the cabinet until the power plug on the
fan box engages with the power socket in the service subrack.

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3) Fasten bolts on the fan box panel to secure the fan box.

4.10 Installing Boards in Service Subrack

To install a board, perform the following:


1) Put on the ESD wrist strap and take the boards out from the antistatic bags.
2) Hold the ejector levers on the board and insert the board along the slide rail
gently until the pins on the ejector levers engages with the hole in the subrack.
Make sure that the mount angle of the ejector levers contact well with the upper
and lower beams of the subrack.
3) Press the ejector levers inward to feed the pins of the ejector levers into the
locating hole.
Do not insert the board by force when the levers do not engage with the subrack
beams properly. Otherwise, the pins on the backplane may be damaged.
4) Use a screw driver to tighten the screws clockwise.

Figure 4-5 Board installation

4.11 Installing Emergency Workstation

To install an emergency workstation, perform the following:


1) Connect the signal cable between the monitor and the chassis.
2) Connect the power cable between the monitor and the chassis.
3) Connect the mouse with the chassis.
4) Connect the keyboard with the chassis.

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5) Connect the Ethernet cable.

4.12 Installing Inverter Groups

The inverters are used in IBM P850 minicomputers for AC power supply. Two groups
of inverters are needed, each of which consists of three modules, as shown in Figure
4-6.

Figure 4-6 An inverter group of three modules

The installation of an inverter is very simple. Insert the modules of the inverter group
one by one according to the configuration in.

Figure 4-7 Positions of the inverters in T00 cabinet

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Chapter 5 Installation of Power Cables and


Grounding Cables

5.1 Overview of Power and Grounding Cables Installation

The procedure to connect power cables and ground the system is as follows:
1) Cabling of Cabinet Components
2) Connecting Grounding Cables Between Cabinets
3) Cabling Between DC Distribution Cabinet and HLR9820 Cabinet
This chapter also gives the precautions for connecting power cables and grounding
cables.

5.2 Precautions

Pay attention to the following points when installing power cables and grounding
cables:
z Connect the PGND grounding bar of DC distribution cabinet securely to the
nearest PGND bar provided by the customer through the PGND bus.
z The PGND cable is a yellow copper wire with the core diameter the same as that
of power cable.
z Label each power cable and grounding cable before cabling.
z If SUN Netra20 minicomputers are configured, connect power cables and
grounding cables for the internal components according to Figure 5-1.
Table 5-1 lists cable names and corresponding cable numbers.

Table 5-2 presents relation between the components and the six switches (SW1
to SW6) on the power distribution box panel.
z If SUN Netra240 minicomputers are configured, connect power cables and
grounding cables for the internal components according to Figure 5-2.
Table 5-3 lists cable names and corresponding cable numbers.

Table 5-4 presents relation between the components and the six switches (SW1
to SW6) on the power distribution box panel.
z If IBM minicomputers are configured, connect power cables and grounding
cables for the internal components according to Figure 5-3.
Table 5-5 lists cable names and corresponding cable numbers.

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Table 5-6 presents relation between the components and the six switches (SW1
to SW6) on the power distribution box panel.
z Because IBM engineers are responsible for installing the internal power cables
and grounding cables of IBM T00 cabinet, the cable connection is beyond the
scope of this section. For details, refer to the manuals delivered with the IBM
equipment.
z For an IBM P650 minicomputer, connect the power cables and wires in T00
cabinet according to the configuration in Figure 5-9.

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W1

14
LAN Switch 1
1.2

15
LAN Switch 2
2.2
7:PGND

Service Subrack 8:PGND

9:PGND
10:PGND
4:PGND

5:PGND

1.1 2.1

25 13

17
6 TC
4
18
BAM 5

3
16 KVM

7 8
Disk Array 1(3310)

Disk Array 2(3310)


9 10

Minicomputer 1(Netra20)
19
12.1 12.2 11.1 11.2

21 22

Minicomputer 2(Netra20)
20
12.3 12.4 11.3 11.4

23 24

Figure 5-1 Connection of –48 V power cables between power distribution box and
various components (SUN Netra20 minicomputers)

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Table 5-1 Cable number and cable name (SUN Netra20 minicomputers)

Serial No. Cable No. Cable Name


1 1.1, 2.1 Power cables of HLR9820 service subrack
2 13, 25 Grounding cables of HLR9820 service subrack

3 1.2 Power cable of LAN switch 1


4 14 Grounding cable of LAN switch 1
5 2.2 Power cable of LAN switch 2

6 15 Grounding cable of LAN switch 2


7 7, 8, 9, 10 Power cables of disk arrays
8 4, 5 Power cables of BAM
9 18 BAM grounding cables
10 11, 12 Power cables of minicomputer
19, 20, 21,
Grounding cables of minicomputer
22, 23, 24
3 Power cable of KVM
11
16 Grounding cable of KVM
6 Power cable of TC
17 Grounding cable of TC

12 W1 Grounding cable of power distribution box

Table 5-2 Relationship between cabinet components and control switches (SUN
Netra20 minicomputers)

Cabinet Type Component Control Switch


Disk array 1 SW1, SW6
Disk array 2 SW2, SW5
BAM SW2, SW3
Minicomputer 1 SW4, SW6
N68-22 cabinet Minicomputer 2 SW4, SW6

LAN switch 1 SW4


LAN switch 2 SW5
KVM/TC SW3

Service subrack SW4, SW5

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W1
COM1
COM2

14 LAN Switch 1
1.2

15 LAN Switch 2
2.2
7:PGND

Service Subrack 8:PGND


9:PGND
10:PGND
4:PGND

5:PGND

1.1 2.1

25 13

4
18
BAM 5

3
16 KVM

7 Disk Array 1(3310) 8

Disk Array 2(3310)


9 10

Minicomputer 1(Netra240)
19
12.1 12.2 11.1 11.2

21 22

Minicomputer 2(Netra240)

20 12.3 12.4 11.3 11.4

23 24

Figure 5-2 Connection of –48 V power cables between power distribution box and
various components (SUN Netra240 minicomputers)

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Table 5-3 Cable number and cable name (SUN Netra240 minicomputers)

Serial No. Cable No. Cable Name


1 1.1, 2.1 Power cables of HLR9820 service subrack
2 13, 25 Grounding cables of HLR9820 service subrack

3 1.2 Power cable of LAN switch 1


4 14 Grounding cable of LAN switch 1
5 2.2 Power cable of LAN switch 2

6 15 Grounding cable of LAN switch 2


7 7, 8, 9, 10 Power cables of disk arrays
8 4, 5 Power cables of BAM
9 18 BAM grounding cables
10 11, 12 Power cables of minicomputer
19, 20, 21,
Grounding cables of minicomputer
22, 23, 24
11
3 Power cable of KVM
16 Grounding cable of KVM
12 W1 Grounding cable of power distribution box

Table 5-4 Relationship between cabinet components and control switches (SUN
Netra240 minicomputers)

Cabinet Type Component Control Switch


Disk array 1 SW1, SW6
Disk array 2 SW2, SW5
BAM SW2, SW3
Minicomputer 1 SW4, SW6
N68-22 cabinet Minicomputer 2 SW4, SW6
LAN switch 1 SW4
LAN switch 2 SW5

KVM SW3
Service subrack SW4, SW5

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W1

22 11
LAN Switch 1

12
23
LAN Switch 2

9:PGND
Service Subrack 3
10:PGND

5 6

18 17

Service Subrack 2

3 4

16
15

19 7 KVM
20 8
TC

Service Subrack 1

1 2

13
14

9
21
BAM 10

Figure 5-3 Connection of –48 V power cables between power distribution box and
various components (IBM minicomputers)

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Table 5-5 Cable number and cable name (IBM minicomputers)

Serial
Cable No. Cable Name
No.
1 1 to 6 Power cables of service subrack
2 13 to 18 Grounding cables of service subrack
3 7 Power cable of KVM

4 19 Grounding cable of KVM

5 11, 12 Power cables of LAN switch


6 22, 23 Grounding cables of LAN switch
8 9, 10 Power cables of BAM
9 21 Grounding cables of BAM
10 8 Power cable of TC
11 20 Grounding cable of TC
12 W1 Grounding cable of power distribution box

Table 5-6 Relationship between cabinet components and control switches (IBM
minicomputers)

Cabinet
Component Control Switch
Type
Service subrack 1 SW5, SW6
Service subrack 2 SW4, SW5
Service subrack 3 SW4, SW6

N68 KVM SW1


cabinet TC SW3
BAM SW1, SW2
LAN switch 1 SW3
LAN switch 2 SW2
T00 Connection of power cables and grounding cable is completed by
cabinet IBM engineers.

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Minicomputer1

Socket 1 Socket 2

Minicomputer2

Disk array

DC DC
IN(+) IN(-)
AC N
PDF AC L
Inverter group1 GND

DC DC
IN(+) IN(-)

PDF AC N
AC L
Inverter group2 GND

Figure 5-4 Connection of power cables between inverters and P650 minicomputers
(back view)

The power cables are bundled near the power sockets before delivery.

When connecting cables, you only need to plug the power connectors to the
corresponding power terminal blocks. Labels are affixed near the power cable
connectors. Check the connection by referring to the wiring diagram.

5.3 Cabling of Cabinet Components

5.3.1 Overview

Cabling of cabinet components involves the following operations:


z Cabling of Service Subracks
z Cabling of LAN Switches
z Cabling of TC
z Cabling of BAM
z Cabling of KVM
z Cabling of Disk Array

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z Cabling of Minicomputers

5.3.2 Cabling of Service Subracks

To install power cables and grounding cables of the service subracks, perform the
following:
1) Determine the positions of the service subracks and the cable numbers
according to Figure 5-1 or Figure 5-2 or Figure 5-3.
2) Connect the O-type terminal of the power cable to the wave filter on the back
cover of the service subracks.
3) Tighten the screws.
4) Use two 10AWG PGND cables (yellow/green) to connect the two grounding
terminals of the service subracks (on the back cover) and the grounding bars on
both sides of cabinet.

5.3.3 Cabling of LAN Switches

To install power cables and grounding cables of the LAN switches, perform the
following:
1) Determine the positions of the LAN switches and the cable numbers according to
Figure 5-1 or Figure 5-2 or Figure 5-3.
2) Insert the cold end terminal of the power cable to the power inlet socket at the
back of the LAN switch.
3) Tighten the screws.
4) Use a 14AWG grounding cable (yellow/green) to connect the PGND terminal of
LAN switch and the grounding bar on either side of the cabinet.

5.3.4 Cabling of TC

To install the power cable and grounding cable of the TC, perform the following:
1) Determine the position of the TC and the cable numbers according to Figure 5-1
or Figure 5-3.
2) Connect the cord end terminal of the power cable to the plastic socket of the TC.
3) Tighten the screws.
4) Use a 14AWG grounding cable (yellow/green) to connect the PGND terminal of
the TC and the grounding bar on either side of the cabinet.

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5.3.5 Cabling of BAM

To install the power cables and grounding cables of the BAM, perform the following:
1) Determine the position of the BAM and the cable numbers according to Figure
5-1 or Figure 5-2 or Figure 5-3.
2) Connect the power cables of the BAM.
z If the BAM is an HP server, connect the power cables to the power socket of
the power module on the BAM.
z If the BAM is an IBM server, connect the UT terminal of power cable to the
loose bolts on the BAM power socket and fasten the bolts.
3) Connect the grounding cables of the BAM.
z If the BAM is an HP server, the grounding cables are built in the power
cables and connected to grounding bar of the cabinet before delivery. The
grounding is completed when you connect the power cables.
z If the BAM is an IBM server, use a 14AWG grounding cable (yellow/green)
to connect the PGND terminal of the BAM and the grounding bar on either
side of the cabinet.

5.3.6 Cabling of KVM

To install the power cable and grounding cable of the KVM, perform the following:
1) Determine the position of the KVM and the cable numbers according to Figure
5-1 or Figure 5-2 or Figure 5-3.
2) Connect the cord end terminal of the power cable to the power socket of the
KVM.
3) Tighten the screws.
4) Use a 14AWG grounding cable (yellow/green) to connect the PGND terminal of
the KVM and the grounding bar on either side of the cabinet.

5.3.7 Cabling of Disk Array

To install the power cables and grounding cable of the disk array, perform the
following:
1) Determine the position of the power socket for the disk array according to Figure
5-1 or Figure 5-2.
2) Connect the cord end terminal of the power cable to the power socket of the
power distribution box.
3) Tighten the screws on the terminal.
4) Connect the other end of the power cable to the power socket of the disk array.
5) Tighten the screws.
6) Connect the PGND cable of the disk array to the grounding bar of the cabinet.

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5.3.8 Cabling of Minicomputers

To install the power cable and grounding cable of the minicomputers, perform the
following:
1) Determine the position of the power socket for the minicomputers according to
Figure 5-1 or Figure 5-2.
2) Connect the cord end terminal of the power cable to the power socket of the
power distribution box.
3) Tighten the screws.
4) Connect the other end of the power cable to the power socket of the
minicomputers.
5) Tighten the screws.
6) Connect the PGND cable of the minicomputers to the grounding bar of the
cabinet.

5.4 Connecting Grounding Cables Between Cabinets

5.4.1 Overview

The HLR9820 adopts joint grounding. Except that the PGND cable of each cabinet is
grounded through the DC distribution cabinet, the grounding cables of each cabinet
must be interconnected to form an equipotential body.

The GND and PGND input terminals of the cabinets are equipotential because they
are connected before delivery.

The grounding terminals of different components inside the cabinet are


interconnected through the grounding bars on both sides of the cabinet.

The grounding bars are connected to the PGND of DC distribution cabinet through
the PGND cables of the cabinet, and then to the PGND bar in the equipment room
through the DC distribution cabinet.

The interconnecting grounding cables between cabinets include:


z Grounding cables of the cabinet
z Interconnecting grounding cables for the grounding bars between adjacent
cabinets

5.4.2 Grounding Cabinets

The cabinet must be grounded at front door, back doors and side panels.

To ground the cabinet, perform the following:

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1) Use 10AWG PGND cables to connect the grounding terminals on cabinet doors
(front and back) and side panels with corresponding grounding bolts on the
cabinet, as shown in Figure 5-5.
2) Use an 8AWG cable to connect them with the Φ6 screw hole on the grounding
bars on both sides of the cabinet.

Figure 5-5 Cabinet grounding

5.4.3 Connecting Grounding Bars of Adjacent Cabinets

To install and bind other cables conveniently, interconnect the grounding bars of
adjacent cabinets after installing all cables.

Use short-circuiting cables to interconnect the upper, the middle and the lower parts
of PGND busbars of adjacent cabinets. The short-circuiting cable is a 300 mm long
10AWG one, with O-type terminals on both ends.

5.5 Cabling Between DC Distribution Cabinet and HLR9820


Cabinet

5.5.1 Overview

This section introduces how to connect power cables and grounding cables between:
z DC distribution cabinet and N68 cabinet
z DC distribution cabinet and T00 cabinet

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5.5.2 Cabling Between DC Distribution Cabinet and N68 Cabinet

Connect terminals on the DC distribution cabinet from top to bottom and from left to
right (front view).

For example, connect the –48V1 and –48V2 terminals of the upper group from left to
right. That is, connect the terminals from No.1 to No.30 sequentially. Then, connect
the terminals of the lower group in the same way.

Similarly, connect the terminals of positive busbar and lightning-protection grounding


cables from left to right sequentially.

For power cables and grounding cables led from the power distribution cabinet to
other devices (for example, the connection of grounding cables for computer
terminals), connect the terminals in a reverse order to facilitate capacity expansion in
the future.

Figure 5-6 shows the connections of the power cables between DC distribution
cabinet and N68-22 cabinet.

DC distribution
cabinet
-48V1
-48V1
-48V2

-48V1
-48V2
BGND
PGND

RTN
To DC supply system

-48V2

GND

GND

PGND N68-22 cabinet T00 cabinet

PGND busbar in the room

Figure 5-6 Connection of power cables between N68 cabinet and DC distribution
cabinet

The blue ones are –48 V power cables. The black ones are –48V grounding cables.
The yellow ones are PGND cables. As shown in Figure 5-7, one end of the cable is a
cord end terminal.

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Figure 5-7 Cord end terminal of the power cable

I. Connecting –48 V Power Cable

To connect the –48 V power cable, perform the following:


1) Connect the cord end terminals of the two power cables respectively to the
"–48V1" and "–48V2" terminal blocks on the power distribution box.
2) Fasten the screws.
3) Connect the other ends of the two power cables to corresponding "–48V1" and
"–48V2" output terminals on the DC distribution cabinet.
For example, connect power cables "–48V1" and "–48V2" of the third cabinet to
the third outputs of "–48V1" and "–48V2" on the DC distribution cabinet.

II. Connecting –48 V Grounding Cable

To connect the –48 V grounding cable, perform the following:


1) Connect one end of the grounding cables to the "BGND" terminal on the power
distribution box.
2) Connect the other end of the grounding cables to the "GND" busbar in the DC
distribution cabinet.

III. Connecting PGND Cable

To connect the PGND cable, perform the following:


1) Connect one end of the PGND cable to the "PGND" terminal on the power
distribution box.
2) Connect the other end of the PGND cable to the "PGND" busbar in the
equipment room.

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5.5.3 Cabling Between DC Distribution Cabinet and T00 Cabinet

Note:

For a P630 minicomputer, install as follows. For a P650 minicomputer, install


according to 5.5.4 Cabling Between Inverters and P650 Minicomputers.

The –48 V power cable and grounding cable must be connected between the DC
distribution cabinet and the T00 cabinet.

I. Connecting –48 V Power Cable

To connect the –48 V power cables, perform the following:


1) Connect one end of the two –48 V power cables respectively to the "A –48V DC"
and "B –48 V DC" terminal blocks on the power distribution box of the T00
cabinet.
2) Connect the other ends of the two cables to the corresponding "–48V1" and
"–48V2" output terminals on the DC distribution cabinet.

II. Connecting –48 V Grounding Cable

To connect the –48 V grounding cable, perform the following:


1) Connect one end of the –48 V grounding cables to the "–48V RETURN"
terminals on the power distribution box.
2) Connect the other end of the –48 V grounding cables to the "GND" busbars in
the DC distribution cabinet.
Figure 5-8 shows the connection of power cables between DC distribution cabinet
and T00 cabinet.

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-48V1

-48V RETURN
GND

-48V INPUT
RETURN -48V
GND

T00

-48V2

Figure 5-8 Cabling between T00 cabinet and DC distribution cabinet

5.5.4 Cabling Between Inverters and P650 Minicomputers

Determine the power interfaces connecting inverters and minicomputers according to


Figure 5-9.

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Minicomputer1

Connector 1 Connector 2

Minicomputer2

Disk array

DC DC
IN(+) IN(-)
AC N
PDF
AC L
Inverter group1 GND

DC DC
IN(+) IN(-)

PDF AC N
AC L
Inverter group2 GND

Figure 5-9 Connection of power cables between inverters and P650 minicomputers
(back view)

I. Cabling Between PDF and Inverters

To connect the cables between PDF and inverters, perform the following:
1) Connect one end of the –48 V power cable to PDF, and the other end to the DC
IN (-) port of the inverter.
2) Connect one end of the –48 V grounding cable to PDF, and the other end to the
DC IN (+) port of the inverter.
3) Repeat step 1 and 2 to install power cables of the other inverter.

II. Cabling Between Inverters and Power Connectors

To connect the cables between inverters and power connectors, perform the
following:

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1) Connect Label 1 on Terminal 2 of the power cable with AC output L of subrack 1


of the inverter, Label 2 with AC output N of the inverter, Label 3 with GND. And
connect Terminal 1 with the left power connector.
2) Connect Label 1 on Terminal 2 of the power cable with AC output L of subrack 2
of the inverter, Label 2 with AC output N of the inverter, Label 3 with GND. And
connect Terminal 1 with the right power connector.

III. Cabling Between Minicomputers and Power Connectors

To connect the cables between minicomputers and power connectors, perform the
following:
1) Connect the left and right power of Minicomputer 1 respectively with the left and
right power connector.
2) Connect the left and right power of Minicomputer 2 respectively with the left and
right power connector.

IV. Cabling Between Disk Arrays and Power Connectors

Connect the left and right power of the disk array respectively with the left and right
power connector.

Note:
Make sure that the minicomputer and the corresponding two sets of power of the disk
array connect to different power connectors.

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Chapter 6 Installation of Signal Cables

6.1 Overview of Signal Cables Installation

The procedure to connect signal cables is as follows:


1) Connecting a Crossover Ethernet Cable Between LAN Switches
2) Connecting a Straight Through Cable Between Emergency Workstation and
HUB
3) Connecting Straight Through Cables Between LAN Switches and BAM
4) Connecting Ethernet Cables Between LAN Switches and Service Subrack
5) Connecting Ethernet Cables Between LAN Switch and TC
6) Connecting FE Ethernet Cables Between WHSC and WSIU
7) Connecting Cables Between BAM and KVM
8) Connecting Data Cables Between Minicomputer and Disk Array
9) Connecting Ethernet Cables Between Minicomputers and LAN Switches
10) Connecting Heartbeat Cables Between Minicomputers
11) Connecting Serial Port Cables Between Minicomputers and TC
12) Connecting Monitoring Cables of Power Distribution Box
13) Connecting Clock Cables
14) Connecting Trunk Cables
15) Connecting External Ethernet Cables
Before going to specific cable connection procedures, this chapter lists the labels that
must be prepared beforehand.

6.2 Preparing Labels

6.2.1 Overview

Prepare the following cables before connecting cables:


z Labels for Cabinet Components
z Labels for Cables Connecting Minicomputer and Disk Array
z Labels for Cables Connecting Minicomputer and LAN Switch
z Labels for Cables Connecting Minicomputers
z Labels for Cables Connecting Service Subrack and LAN Switch
z Labels for Other Cables

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6.2.2 Labels for Cabinet Components

Table 6-1 lists the labels for the components in the cabinet.

Table 6-1 Labels for the components in the cabinet

Label Description
HWHLR-PH1 Stuck on the front panel of PH1
HWHLR-PH2 Stuck on the front panel of PH2
7133 Stuck on the front panel of disk array 7133

3310-1 Stuck on the front panel of disk array 3310 No.1


3310-2 Stuck on the front panel of disk array 3310 No.2
LAN Switch-1 Stuck on the front panel of LAN switch 1

LAN Switch-2 Stuck on the front panel of LAN switch 2

6.2.3 Labels for Cables Connecting Minicomputer and Disk Array

Table 6-2 lists the labels for cables connecting SUN Netra20 minicomputers and disk
arrays.

Table 6-2 Labels for cables connecting SUN Netra20 minicomputers and disk arrays

PH1-PCI2-1 Stuck at the PH1 side on the SCSI cable that connects port PCI2 1
TO 3310-1-A of PH1 and upper SCSI on side A of disk array 3310-1
3310-1-A TO Stuck at the disk array 3310-1 side on the SCSI cable that connects
PH1-PCI2-1 port PCI2 1 of PH1 and upper SCSI on side A of disk array 3310-1

PH1-PCI3-1 Stuck at the PH1 side on the SCSI cable that connects port PCI3 1
TO 3310-2-A of PH1 and upper SCSI on side A of disk array 3310-2

3310-2-A TO Stuck at the disk array 3310-2 side on the SCSI cable that connects
PH1-PCI3-1 port PCI3 1 of PH1 and upper SCSI on side A of disk array 3310-2

PH2-PCI2-1 Stuck at the PH2 side on the SCSI cable that connects port PCI2 1
TO 3310-1-B of PH2 and upper SCSI on side B of disk array 3310-1

3310-1-B TO Stuck at the disk array 3310-1 side on the SCSI cable that connects
PH2-PCI2-1 port PCI2 1 of PH2 and upper SCSI on side B of disk array 3310-1

PH2-PCI3-1 Stuck at the PH2 side on the SCSI cable that connects port PCI3 1
TO 3310-2-B of PH2 and upper SCSI on side B of disk array 3310-2

3310-2-B TO Stuck at the disk array 3310-2 side on the SCSI cable that connects
PH2-PCI3-1 port PCI3 1 of PH2 and upper SCSI on side B of disk array 3310-2

3310-1-A TO Stuck at side A on the SCSI cable that connects lower SCSI on side
3310-1-B A of disk array 3310-1 and lower SCSI on side B

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3310-1-B TO Stuck at side B on the SCSI cable that connects lower SCSI on
3310-1-A side A of disk array 3310-1 and lower SCSI on side B

3310-2-A TO Stuck at side A on the SCSI cable that connects lower SCSI on side
3310-2-B A of disk array 3310-2 and lower SCSI on side B

3310-2-B TO Stuck at side B on the SCSI cable that connects lower SCSI on
3310-2-A side A of disk array 3310-2 and lower SCSI on side B

Table 6-3 lists the labels for cables connecting SUN Netra240 minicomputers and disk
arrays.

Table 6-3 Labels for cables connecting SUN Netra240 minicomputers and disk arrays

Stuck at the PH1 side on the SCSI cable that connects


PH1-SCSI-0 TO
upper SCSI 0 port of PH1 and upper SCSI port on side A
3310-1-A
of disk array 3310-1

Stuck at the disk array 3310-1 side on the SCSI cable


3310-1-A TO
that connects upper SCSI 0 port of PH1 and upper SCSI
PH1-SCSI-0
port on side A of disk array 3310-1
Stuck at the PH1 side on the SCSI cable that connects
PH1-SCSI-0 TO
lower SCSI 0 port of PH1 and upper SCSI port on side A
3310-2-A
of disk array 3310-2

Stuck at the disk array 3310-2 side on the SCSI cable


3310-2-A TO
that connects lower SCSI 0 port of PH1 and upper SCSI
PH1-SCSI-0
port on side A of disk array 3310-2

Stuck at the PH2 side on the SCSI cable that connects


PH2-SCSI-0 TO
upper SCSI 0 port of PH2 and upper SCSI port on side B
3310-1-B
of disk array 3310-1
Stuck at the disk array 3310-1 side on the SCSI cable
3310-1-B TO
that connects upper SCSI 0 port of PH2 and upper SCSI
PH2-SCSI-0
port on side B of disk array 3310-1

Stuck at the PH2 side on the SCSI cable that connects


PH2-SCSI-0 TO
lower SCSI 0 port of PH2 and upper SCSI port on side B
3310-2-B
of disk array 3310-2

Stuck at the disk array 3310-2 side on the SCSI cable


3310-2-B TO
that connects lower SCSI 0 port of PH2 and upper SCSI
PH2-SCSI-0
port on side B of disk array 3310-2
Stuck at side A on the SCSI cable that connects lower
3310-1-A TO 3310-1-B SCSI on side A of disk array 3310-1 and lower SCSI on
side B

Stuck at side B on the SCSI cable that connects lower


3310-1-B TO 3310-1-A SCSI on side A of disk array 3310-1 and lower SCSI on
side B

Stuck at side A on the SCSI cable that connects lower


3310-2-A TO 3310-2-B SCSI on side A of disk array 3310-2 and lower SCSI on
side B

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Stuck at side B on the SCSI cable that connects lower


3310-2-B TO 3310-2-A SCSI on side A of disk array 3310-2 and lower SCSI on
side B

Table 6-4 lists the labels for cables connecting IBM minicomputers and disk arrays.

Table 6-4 Labels for cables connecting IBM minicomputers and disk arrays

PH1-PCI3-A1 Stuck at the PH1 side on the SSA cable that connects PCI3 A1 of
TO 7133-4 PH1 and port 4 of disk array 7133
7133-4 TO Stuck at the disk array 7133 side on the SSA cable that connects
PH1-PCI3-A1 PCI3 A1 of PH1 and port 4 of disk array 7133

PH1-PCI3-A2 Stuck at the PH1 side on the SSA cable that connects PCI3 A2 of
TO 7133-5 PH1 and port 5 of disk array 7133

7133-5 TO Stuck at the disk array 7133 side on the SSA cable that connects
PH1-PCI3-A2 PCI3 A2 of PH1 and port 5 of disk array 7133

PH1-PCI3-B1 Stuck at the PH1 side on the SSA cable that connects PCI3 B1 of
TO 7133-9 PH1 and port 9 of disk array 7133

7133-9 TO Stuck at the disk array 7133 side on the SSA cable that connects
PH1-PCI34-B1 PCI3 B1 of PH1 and port 9 of disk array 7133

PH1-PCI3-B2 Stuck at the PH1 side on the SSA cable that connects PCI3 B2 of
TO 7133-16 PH1 and port 16 of disk array 7133

7133-16 TO Stuck at the disk array 7133 side on the SSA cable that connects
PH1-PCI3-B2 PCI3 B2 of PH1 and port 16 of disk array 7133

PH2-PCI3-A1 Stuck at the PH2 side on the SSA cable that connects PCI3 A1 of
TO 7133-1 PH2 and port 1 of disk array 7133

7133-1 TO Stuck at the disk array 7133 side on the SSA cable that connects
PH2-PCI3-A1 PCI3 A1 of PH2 and port 1 of disk array 7133

PH2-PCI3-A2 Stuck at the PH2 side on the SSA cable that connects PCI3 A2 of
TO 7133-8 PH2 and port 8 of disk array 7133

7133-8 TO Stuck at the disk array 7133 side on the SSA cable that connects
PH2-PCI3-A2 PCI3 A2 of PH2 and port 8 of disk array 7133

PH2-PCI3-B1 Stuck at the PH2 side on the SSA cable that connects PCI3 B1 of
TO 7133-13 PH2 and port 13 of disk array 7133

7133-13 TO Stuck at the disk array 7133 side on the SSA cable that connects
PH2-PCI3-B1 PCI3 B1 of PH2 and port 13 of disk array 7133

PH2-PCI3-B2 Stuck at the PH2 side on the SSA cable that connects PCI3 B2 of
TO 7133-12 PH2 and port 12 of disk array 7133

7133-12 TO Stuck at the disk array 7133 side on the SSA cable that connects
PH2-PCI3-B2 PCI3 B2 of PH2 and port 12 of disk array 7133

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6.2.4 Labels for Cables Connecting Minicomputer and LAN Switch

Table 6-5 lists the labels for cables connecting SUN Netra20 minicomputers and LAN
switches.

Table 6-5 Labels for cables connecting SUN Netra20 minicomputers and LAN
switches

PH1-eri0 Stuck at the PH1 side on the straight through cable that connects
TO S1-3 eri0 of PH1 and Ethernet port 3 of LAN switch 1
S1-3 TO Stuck at the LAN switch side on the straight through cable that
PH1-eri0 connects eri0 of PH1 and Ethernet port 3 of LAN switch 1
PH1-ce0 Stuck at the PH1 side on the straight through cable that connects
TO S2-3 ce0 of PH1 and Ethernet port 3 of LAN switch 2
S2-3 TO Stuck at the LAN switch side on the straight through cable that
PH1-ce0 connects ce0 of PH1 and Ethernet port 3 of LAN switch 2
PH2-eri0 Stuck at the PH2 side on the straight through cable that connects
TO S2-5 eri0 of PH2 and Ethernet port 5 of LAN switch 2
S2-5 TO Stuck at the LAN switch side on the straight through cable that
PH2-eri0 connects eri0 of PH2 and Ethernet port 5 of LAN switch 2
PH2-ce0 Stuck at the PH2 side on the straight through cable that connects
TO S1-5 ce0 of PH2 and Ethernet port 5 of LAN switch 1
S1-5 TO Stuck at the LAN switch side on the straight through cable that
PH2-ce0 connects ce0 of PH2 and Ethernet port 5 of LAN switch 1

Table 6-6 lists the labels for cables connecting SUN Netra240 minicomputers and
LAN switches.

Table 6-6 Labels for cables connecting SUN Netra240 minicomputers and LAN
switches

PH1-bge0 TO Stuck at the PH1 side on the straight through cable that
S1-3 connects bge0 of PH1 and Ethernet port 3 of LAN switch 1
S1-3 TO Stuck at the LAN switch 1 side on the straight through cable
PH1-bge0 that connects bge0 of PH1 and Ethernet port 3 of LAN switch 1
PH1-bge1 TO Stuck at the PH1 side on the straight through cable that
S2-3 connects bge1 of PH1 and Ethernet port 3 of LAN switch 2
S2-3 TO Stuck at the LAN switch 2 side on the straight through cable
PH1-bge1 that connects bge1 of PH1 and Ethernet port 3 of LAN switch 2
PH2-bge0 TO Stuck at the PH2 side on the straight through cable that
S2-5 connects bge0 of PH2 and Ethernet port 5 of LAN switch 2
S2-5 TO Stuck at the LAN switch 2 side on the straight through cable
PH2-bge0 that connects bge0 of PH2 and Ethernet port 5 of LAN switch 2

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PH2-bge1 TO Stuck at the PH2 side on the straight through cable that
S1-5 connects bge1 of PH2 and Ethernet port 5 of LAN switch 1

S1-5 TO Stuck at the LAN switch 1 side on the straight through cable
PH2-bge1 that connects bge1 of PH2 and Ethernet port 5 of LAN switch 1

Table 6-7 lists the labels for cables connecting IBM minicomputers and LAN switches.

Table 6-7 Labels for cables connecting IBM minicomputers and LAN switches

PH1-en0 Stuck at the PH1 side on the straight through cable that connects
TO S1-3 en0 of PH1 and port 3 of LAN switch 1
S1-3 TO Stuck at the LAN switch side on the straight through cable that
PH1-en0 connects en0 of PH1 and port 3 of LAN switch 1

PH1-en1 Stuck at the PH1 side on the straight through cable that connects
TO S2-3 en1 of PH1 and port 3 of LAN switch 2

S2-3 TO Stuck at the LAN switch side on the straight through cable that
PH1-en1 connects en1 of PH1 and port 3 of LAN switch 2

PH2-en0 Stuck at the PH2 side on the straight through cable that connects
TO S1-5 en0 of PH2 and port 5 of LAN switch 1

S1-5 TO Stuck at the LAN switch side on the straight through cable that
PH2-en0 connects en0 of PH2 and port 5 of LAN switch 1

PH2-en1 Stuck at the PH2 side on the straight through cable that connects
TO S2-5 en1 of PH2 and port 5 of LAN switch 2

S2-5 TO Stuck at the LAN switch side on the straight through cable that
PH2-en1 connects en1 of PH2 and port 5 of LAN switch 2

6.2.5 Labels for Cables Connecting Minicomputers

Table 6-8 lists the labels for cables connecting SUN Netra20 minicomputers.

Table 6-8 Labels for cables connecting SUN Netra20 minicomputers

PH1-ce1 TO Stuck at the PH1 side on the crossover cable that connects ce1 of
PH2-ce1 PH1 and ce1 of PH2
PH2-ce1 TO Stuck at the PH2 side on the crossover cable that connects ce1 of
PH1-ce1 PH1 and ce1 of PH2

PH1-ce3 TO Stuck at the PH1 side on the crossover cable that connects ce3 of
PH2-ce3 PH1 and ce3 of PH2

PH2-ce3 TO Stuck at the PH2 side on the crossover cable that connects ce3 of
PH1-ce3 PH1 and ce3 of PH2

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Table 6-9 lists the labels for cables connecting SUN Netra240 minicomputers.

Table 6-9 Labels for cables connecting SUN Netra240 minicomputers

PH1-bge2 TO Stuck at the PH1 side on the crossover cable that


PH2-bge2 connects bge2 of PH1 and bge2 of PH2
PH2-bge2 TO Stuck at the PH2 side on the crossover cable that
PH1-bge2 connects bge2 of PH1 and bge2 of PH2

PH1-bge3 TO Stuck at the PH1 side on the crossover cable that


PH2-bge3 connects bge3 of PH1 and bge3 of PH2

PH2-bge3 TO Stuck at the PH2 side on the crossover cable that


PH1-bge3 connects bge3 of PH1 and bge3 of PH2

Table 6-10 lists the labels for cables connecting IBM minicomputers.

Table 6-10 Labels for cables connecting IBM minicomputers

PH1-3 TO Stuck at the PH1 side on the serial port cable that connects port 3 of
PH2-3 PH1 and port 3 of PH2
PH2-3 TO Stuck at the PH2 side on the serial port cable that connects port 3 of
PH1-3 PH1 and port 3 of PH2

6.2.6 Labels for Cables Connecting Service Subrack and LAN Switch

Table 6-11 lists the labels for cables connecting service subracks and LAN switches.

Table 6-11 Labels for cables connecting service subracks and LAN switches

Stuck at the LAN switch side on the straight through cable that
S1-9 TO
connects port 9 of LAN switch 1 and the Ethernet port of WHSC 9 in
1-HSC-1
service subrack 1
Stuck at the WHSC side on the straight through cable that connects
1-HSC-1
port 9 of LAN switch 1 and the Ethernet port of WHSC 9 in service
TO S1-9
subrack 1

Stuck at the LAN switch side on the straight through cable that
S2-9 TO
connects port 9 of LAN switch 2 and the Ethernet port of WHSC 7 in
1-HSC-2
service subrack 1

Stuck at the WHSC side on the straight through cable that connects
1-HSC-2
port 9 of LAN switch 2 and the Ethernet port of WHSC 7 in service
TO S2-9
subrack 1
Stuck at the LAN switch side on the straight through cable that
S1-11 TO
connects port 11 of LAN switch 1 and the Ethernet port of WHSC 9 in
2-HSC-1
service subrack 2

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Stuck at the WHSC side on the straight through cable that connects
2-HSC-1
port 11 of LAN switch 1 and the Ethernet port of WHSC 9 in service
TO S1-11
subrack 2

Stuck at the LAN switch side on the straight through cable that
S2-11 TO
connects port 11 of LAN switch 2 and the Ethernet port of WHSC 7 in
2-HSC-2
service subrack 2
Stuck at the WHSC side on the straight through cable that connects
2-HSC-2
port 11 of LAN switch 2 and the Ethernet port of WHSC 7 in service
TO S2-11
subrack 2
Stuck at the LAN switch side on the straight through cable that
S1-13 TO
connects port 13 of LAN switch 1 and the Ethernet port of WHSC 9 in
3-HSC-1
service subrack 3

Stuck at the WHSC side on the straight through cable that connects
3-HSC-1
port 13 of LAN switch 1 and the Ethernet port of WHSC 9 in service
TO S1-13
subrack 3
Stuck at the LAN switch side on the straight through cable that
S2-13 TO
connects port 13 of LAN switch 2 and the Ethernet port of WHSC 7 in
3-HSC-2
service subrack 3
Stuck at the WHSC side on the straight through cable that connects
3-HSC-2
port 13 of LAN switch 2 and the Ethernet port of WHSC 7 in service
TO S2-13
subrack 3

6.2.7 Labels for Other Cables

Other cables include external cables, the Ethernet cables between the TC and the
LAN switch, and cables between the minicomputer and the TC.

Table 6-12 lists the labels for these cables.

Table 6-12 Labels for other cables

Stuck at the LAN switch 1 side on the crossover cable that


S1-1 To S2-1
connects port 1 of LAN switch 1 and port 1 of LAN switch 2
Stuck at the LAN switch 2 side on the crossover cable that
S2-1 To S1-1
connects port 1 of LAN switch 1 and port 1 of LAN switch 2

S2-15 TO TC
Stuck at the LAN switch side on the straight through cable
(applicable to SUN
that connects port 15 of LAN switch 2 and the Ethernet port
Netra20 and IBM
of TC
platforms)
TC TO S2-15
(applicable to SUN Stuck at the TC side on the straight through cable that
Netra20 and IBM connects port 15 of LAN switch 2 and the Ethernet port of TC
platforms)

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S2-15 TO SC1
Stuck at the LAN switch 2 side on the straight through cable
NET (applicable to
that connects port 15 of LAN switch 2 and NET port on the
SUN Netra240
SC of PH1
platform)
SC1 NET TO
Stuck at the PH1 side on the straight through cable that
S2-15 (applicable
connects port 15 of LAN switch 2 and Ethernet port on the
to SUN Netra240
SC of PH1
platform)

S2-16 TO SC2
Stuck at the LAN switch 2 side on the straight through cable
NET (applicable to
that connects port 16 of LAN switch 2 and Ethernet port on
SUN Netra240
the SC of PH2
platform)

SC2 NET TO
Stuck at the PH 2 side on the straight through cable that
S2-16 (applicable
connects port 16 of LAN switch 2 and Ethernet port on the
to SUN Netra240
SC of PH2
platform)
PH1-A TO TC-2
Stuck at the PH1 side on the serial port cable that connects
(applicable to SUN
serial port A (port 1 for an IBM minicomputer) of PH1 and
Netra20 and IBM
serial port 2 of TC
platforms)

TC-2 TO PH1-A
Stuck at the TC side on the serial port cable that connects
(applicable to SUN
serial port A (port 1 for an IBM minicomputer) of PH1 and
Netra20 and IBM
serial port 2 of TC
platforms)

PH2-A TO TC-3
Stuck at the PH2 side on the serial port cable that connects
(applicable to SUN
serial port A (port 1 for an IBM minicomputer) of PH2 and
Netra20 and IBM
serial port 3 of TC
platforms)
TC-3 TO PH2-A
Stuck at the TC side on the serial port cable that connects
(applicable to SUN
serial port A (port 1 for an IBM minicomputer) of PH2 and
Netra20 and IBM
serial port 3 of TC
platforms)

Stuck at the LAN switch side on the Ethernet cable that


S2-23 TO HUB
connects port 23 of LAN switch 2 and the external Hub

Stuck at the Hub side on the Ethernet cable that connects


HUB TO S2-23
port 23 of LAN switch 2 and the external Hub

6.3 Connecting a Crossover Ethernet Cable Between LAN


Switches

Connect port 1 of the two LAN switches using a crossover Ethernet cable.

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6.4 Connecting a Straight Through Cable Between


Emergency Workstation and HUB

Connect the network adapter e3 of the emergency workstation with the HUB using a
straight through cable. Then connect the HUB with port 23 of LAN switch 2.

6.5 Connecting Straight Through Cables Between LAN


Switches and BAM

To connect a LAN switch and the BAM, use straight through cables to connect:
z Ethernet port 7 of LAN switch 1 to e0 of the BAM.
z Ethernet port 7 of LAN switch 2 to e1 of the BAM.
z Ethernet port 21 of LAN switch 1 to e2 of the BAM.
z Ethernet port 21 of LAN switch 2 to e3 of the BAM.
Figure 6-1 shows the connections between LAN switches and the BAM.

PO W ER
L1

PO W ER L2

e2 BAM
e3 e1 e0

Figure 6-1 Connection of Ethernet cables between the LAN switches and the BAM

6.6 Connecting Ethernet Cables Between LAN Switches and


Service Subrack

To connect a LAN switch and a service subrack, use straight through cables to
connect:
z Ethernet port 9 of LAN switch 1 to Ethernet port 6 of WHSC 9 in service subrack
1.
z Ethernet port 9 of LAN switch 2 to Ethernet port 6 of WHSC 7 in service subrack
1.
If there are more service subracks, use straight through cables to connect:

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z Ethernet port 11 of LAN switch 1 to Ethernet port 6 of WHSC 9 in service


subrack 2.
z Ethernet port 11 of LAN switch 2 to Ethernet port 6 of WHSC 7 in service
subrack 2.
z Ethernet port 13 of LAN switch 1 to Ethernet port 6 of WHSC 9 in service
subrack 3.
z Ethernet port 13 of LAN switch 2 to Ethernet port 6 of WHSC 7 in service
subrack 3.

6.7 Connecting Ethernet Cables Between LAN Switch and


TC

The connection of Ethernet cables between a LAN switch and the TC varies with the
adopted platform.
z On the SUN Netra20 and IBM platforms
Use a straight through cable to connect port 15 of the LAN switch 2 to port 15 of
the TC.
z On the SUN Netra240 platform
Use a straight through cable to connect port 15 of the LAN switch 2 to the SC of
PH1.

Use a straight through cable to connect port 16 of the LAN switch 2 to the SC of
PH2.

6.8 Connecting FE Ethernet Cables Between WHSC and


WSIU

Use straight through cables or crossover Ethernet cables to connect the WHSC and
the WSIU. Figure 6-2 illustrates cable connections, and slots where the boards are
located.

To connect the WHSC and the WSIU, use crossover cables or straight through cables
to connect:
z Ethernet port 1 of WHSC 7 to Ethernet port 2 of WSIU 8.
z Ethernet port 2 of WHSC 7 to Ethernet port 2 of WSIU 6.
z Ethernet port 1 of WHSC 9 to Ethernet port 1 of WSIU 8.
z Ethernet port 2 of WHSC 9 to Ethernet port 1 of WSIU 6.

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WHSC WSIU WHSC WSIU

10/100BT1 10/100BT2 10/100BT3 10/100BT4 10/100BT5 10/100BT6


10/100BT1 10/100BT2 10/100BT3 10/100BT4 10/100BT5 10/100BT6

10/100BT1
10/100BT1
COM3

COM3
COM3+

COM3+
10/100BT2

10/100BT2

9 8 7 6

Figure 6-2 Connection of FE signal cables between the WHSC and the WSIU

6.9 Connecting Cables Between BAM and KVM

Cables connecting the BAM and the KVM include:


z Keyboard cable
z Mouse cable
z Display cable
Connect the BAM and the KVM in the following way:
z On KVM side, connect the keyboard cable, mouse cable and display cable to the
corresponding ports.
z On BAM side, connect the D-connector of the combined keyboard/mouse/display
cable to the OUT port on the BAM.
Figure 6-3 shows the cable connections between the BAM and the KVM.

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PC1
W3.1

KVM W3.2 W3.3


W3

BAM W2

Figure 6-3 Connection of cables between the BAM and the KVM

6.10 Connecting Data Cables Between Minicomputer and


Disk Array

To connect SUN Netra20 minicomputers to disk arrays, use SCSI cables to connect:
z The upper SCSI on PCI2 of PH1 to the upper SCSI on side A of disk array 1.
z The upper SCSI on PCI3 of PH1 to the upper SCSI on side A of disk array 2.
z The upper SCSI on PCI2 of PH2 to the upper SCSI on side B of disk array 1.
z The upper SCSI on PCI3 of PH2 to the upper SCSI on side B of disk array 2.
z The lower SCSI on side A of disk array 1 to the lower SCSI on side B.
z The lower SCSI on side A of disk array 2 to the lower SCSI on side B.
Figure 6-4 shows the connection of data cables between SUN Netra20
minicomputers and disk arrays.

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B A

3310 1

B A

3310 2

SCSI cables

Netra20 1

Netra20 2

Figure 6-4 The connection of data cables between SUN Netra20 minicomputers and
disk arrays

To connect SUN Netra240 minicomputers to disk arrays, use SCSI cables to connect:
z Upper SCSI 0 port of PH1 to upper SCSI port on side A of disk array 1
z Lower SCSI 0 port of PH1 to upper SCSI port on side A of disk array 2
z Upper SCSI 0 port of PH2 to upper SCSI port on side B of disk array 1
z Lower SCSI 0 port of PH2 and upper SCSI port on side B of disk array 2

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z The lower SCSI on side A of disk array 1 to the lower SCSI on side B.
z The lower SCSI on side A of disk array 2 to the lower SCSI on side B.
Figure 6-5 shows the connection of data cables between SUN Netra240
minicomputers and disk arrays.

B A

3310 1

B A

3310 2
SCSI Cables

1# Netra240

SCSI 0

2# Netra240

SCSI 0

Figure 6-5 The connection of data cables between SUN Netra240 minicomputers and
disk arrays

To connect IBM minicomputers and disk arrays, use SSA cables to connect:
z Ethernet port A1 on PCI3 of PH1 to Ethernet port 4 of the disk array.
z Ethernet port A2 on PCI3 of PH1 to Ethernet port 5 of the disk array.
z Ethernet port B1 on PCI3 of PH1 to Ethernet port 9 of the disk array.
z Ethernet port B2 on PCI3 of PH1 to Ethernet port 16 of the disk array.
z Ethernet port A1 on PCI3 of PH2 to Ethernet port 1 of the disk array.
z Ethernet port A2 on PCI3 of PH2 to Ethernet port 8 of the disk array.
z Ethernet port B1 on PCI3 of PH2 to Ethernet port 13 of the disk array.

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z Ethernet port B2 on PCI3 of PH2 to Ethernet port 12 of the disk array.


Figure 6-6 shows the connection of data cables between IBM minicomputers and disk
arrays.

1 2 3 4 5 6

B2
B1
A2
A1

1 2 3 4 5 6

B2
B1
A2
A1

4 1

5 16

8 13
9 12

Figure 6-6 The connection of data cables between IBM minicomputers and disk
arrays

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6.11 Connecting Ethernet Cables Between Minicomputers


and LAN Switches

To connect the SUN Netra20 minicomputers and the LAN switches, use straight
through cables to connect:
z Ethernet port 3 of LAN switch 1 to eri0 of PH1.
z Ethernet port 5 of LAN switch 1 to ce0 of PH2.
z Ethernet port 3 of LAN switch 2 to ce0 of PH1.
z Ethernet port 5 of LAN switch 2 to eri0 of PH2.
Figure 6-7 shows the connection of data cables between SUN Netra20
minicomputers and LAN switches.

POWER
L1

POWER

L2

LAN 12345678 9 10111213141516


POWER

TC

PH1

eri0
A

PH 2

eri0

Figure 6-7 The connection of cables between SUN Netra20 minicomputers and LAN
switches

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To connect the SUN Netra240 minicomputers and the LAN switches, use straight
through cables to connect:
z Ethernet port 3 of LAN switch 1 to bge0 of PH1.
z Ethernet port 5 of LAN switch 1 to bge1 of PH2.
z Ethernet port 3 of LAN switch 2 to bge1 of PH1.
z Ethernet port 5 of LAN switch 2 to bge0 of PH2.
z SC of PH1 to port 15 of LAN switch 2.
z SC of PH2 to port 16 of LAN switch 2.
Figure 6-8 shows the connection of data cables between SUN Netra240
minicomputers and LAN switches.

POWER
L1

POWER

L2

PH1

bge0-bge3

PH2

bge0-bge3

Figure 6-8 The connection of cables between SUN Netra240 minicomputers and LAN
switches

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To connect the IBM computers and the LAN switches, use straight through cables to
connect
z Ethernet port 3 of LAN switch 1 to en0 of PH1.
z Ethernet port 5 of LAN switch 1 to en0 of PH2.
z Ethernet port 3 of LAN switch 2 to en1 of PH1.
z Ethernet port 5 of LAN switch 2 to en1 of PH2.
Figure 6-9 shows the connection of data cables between IBM minicomputers and
LAN switches.

POWER

L1

POWER

L2

LAN 12345678 9 10111213141516


POWER

TC

1 2 3 4 5 6

B2
B1 PH1
A2
A1

3
1 2

1 2 3 4 5 6

B2
B1
A2 PH2
A1

3
1 2

Figure 6-9 The connection of cables between IBM minicomputers and LAN switches

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6.12 Connecting Heartbeat Cables Between Minicomputers

To connect the SUN Netra20 minicomputers, use crossover cables to connect:


z ce1 of PH1 to ce1 of PH2.
z ce3 of PH1 to ce3 of PH2.
Refer to Figure 6-7 for the connection of heartbeat cables between SUN Netra20
minicomputers.

To connect the SUN Netra20 minicomputers, use crossover cables to connect:


z bge2 of PH1 to bge2 of PH2.
z bge3 of PH1 to bge3 of PH2.
Refer to Figure 6-8 for the connection of heartbeat cables between SUN Netra240
minicomputers.

To connect the IBM minicomputers, use a serial port cable to connect serial port 3 of
PH1 to serial port 3 of PH2.

Refer to Figure 6-9 the connection of heartbeat cables between IBM minicomputers.

6.13 Connecting Serial Port Cables Between Minicomputers


and TC

To connect the SUN minicomputers and the TC, use a serial cable to connect:
z Serial port A of PH1 to serial port 2 of the TC.
z Serial port A of PH2 to serial port 3 of the TC.
Refer to Figure 6-7 for the connection of serial port cables between the SUN
minicomputer and the TC.

To connect the IBM minicomputers and the TC, use serial port cables to connect:
z Serial port 1 of PH1 to serial port 2 of the TC.
z Serial port 1 of PH2 to serial port 3 of the TC.
Refer to Figure 6-9 for the connection of serial port cables between the IBM
minicomputer and the TC.

6.14 Connecting Monitoring Cables of Power Distribution


Box

The monitoring serial port cable is a class-5 shielded twisted pair with shielded crystal
connectors at both ends.

To connect the power distribution box and the WSIU, use monitoring serial port cables
to connect:

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z COM1 of the power distribution box to the COM3 of WSIU 8.


z COM2 of the power distribution box to the COM3 of WSIU 6.

6.15 Connecting Clock Cables

6.15.1 Overview

Clock cables to be connected include:


z The cables from WCKI to clock reference source.
z The cables from WCKI to other boards.

6.15.2 Connecting Cables from WCKI to Clock Reference Source

The clock reference source of the HLR9820 can be the BITS or the WEPI.

I. Connecting Cables to the BITS

To connect cables to the BITS, perform the following:


1) Connect connectors BITS1 to BITS2 of WCKIs by using coaxial clock cables, as
shown in Figure 6-10.
2) Connect the clock cables at BITS side as follows:
z For 2 Mbit/s synchronization signal, connect the clock cables to "ER1" and
"ER2" of "2M bit/s-IN".
Generally, two synchronization signals are led in, respectively in active and
standby statuses.
z For 2 MHz synchronization signal, connect the clock cables to "2MR1" and
"2MR2".
Generally, two synchronization signals are led in, respectively in active and
standby statuses.

Figure 6-10 shows the connection of clock cables to BITS.

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WCKI WCKI BITS1 BITS2

BITS1 BITS1
BITS2 BITS2
LINE1 LINE1
LINE2 LINE2

1 2 1 2

3 4 3 4

5 6 5 6

7 8 7 8

9 10 9 10

11 12 11 12

13 14 13 14

15 16 15 16

Figure 6-10 Connection of clock cables to BITS

II. Connecting Cables to the WEPI

To connect cables to the WEPI, perform the following:


1) Connect the connectors 2M-1 and 2M-2 on the active WEPI and the connectors
LINE1 on the WCKIs through 2 MHz clock cables, as shown in Figure 6-11.
2) If there is more than one pair of WEPIs, connect the connectors 2M-1 and 2M-2
on the active WEPI and the connectors LINE2 on the WCKIs through 2 MHz
clock cables.
Figure 6-11 shows the connection of 2 MHz clock cables between the WEPI and the
WCKI.

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WCKI WCKI WEPI WEPI

BITS1 BITS1
BITS2 BITS2
LINE1 LINE1
LINE2 LINE2

2M-1 2M-1

1 2 1 2
2M-2 2M-2
3 4 3 4

5 6 5 6

8K-2

8K-2
7 8 7 8

9 10 9 10

11 12 11 12

13 14 13 14 E1/T1 E1/T1

8K-1

8K-1
15 16 15 16

Figure 6-11 Connection of 2 MHz clock cables between the WEPI and the WCKI

6.15.3 Connecting Cables from WCKI to Other Boards

Plug connectors 1 and 2 on the WCKIs and connectors 8K-1 and 8K-2 on the WEPIs
by using 8 kHz clock cables.

Figure 6-12 shows the connection of 8 kHz clock cables.

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WCKI WCKI WEPI WEPI

BITS1 BITS1
BITS2 BITS2
LINE1 LINE1
LINE2 LINE2

2M-1 2M-1

1 2 1 2
2M-2 2M-2
3 4 3 4

5 6 5 6

8K-2

8K-2
7 8 7 8

9 10 9 10

11 12 11 12

13 14 13 14 E1/T1 E1/T1

8K-1

8K-1
15 16 15 16

Figure 6-12 Connection of 8 kHz clock cables

6.16 Connecting Trunk Cables

The WEPIs operate in active/standby mode. Trunk cables are connected to the active
WEPIs only (DB50 trunk port), as shown in Figure 6-13.

To connect trunk cables to the active WEPIs, perform the following:


1) Connect the trunk cables to the connectors DB50 on the active WEPIs.
2) Lead the trunk cables down from the WEPI panel to the cabling trough of the
cabinet and route on them horizontally.
3) Lay cables upward or downward along the left column of the cabinet, and then
the external cabling rack or cabling trough.
4) Connect them to the cable distribution frame in the room.

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WEPI

50-pin socket
Label 8-E1 cable

Figure 6-13 Connection of the trunk cable on the WEPI

6.17 Connecting External Ethernet Cables

The HLR9820 has only one external Ethernet cable.

To install external Ethernet cables, perform the following:


1) Prepare an external Ethernet cable according to site conditions and Appendix C.
2) Connect port 23 of LAN switch 2 and the external Hub using the external
Ethernet cable.

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Chapter 7 Installation of Cabinet Doors

7.1 Overview of Cabinet Doors Installation

Install the doors and side panels in the following sequence:


1) Installing Door Lintels
2) Installing Side Doors
3) Installing Front Door and Back Door
This chapter first introduces the fittings for the cabinet, and then details how to install
cabinet doors.

7.2 Cabinet Fittings

Fittings for a cabinet include:


z Door lintel
z Side doors
z Front door and back door of the cabinet.
Figure 7-1 shows the fittings of cabinet.

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Rack

Side door

Door lintel

Front door

Support

Figure 7-1 Cabinet parts

7.3 Installing Door Lintels

Each cabinet has four pieces of door lintels installed on the upper and lower
enclosure frames at the front and back of the cabinet, as shown in Figure 7-2.

To install the door lintels, perform the following:


1) Align the door lintel with the mount bracket in the enclosure frame.
2) Lock the lintel on the enclosure frame with the buckles (4 in Figure 7-2).
3) Fasten the door lintel using four M3 countersunk screws.

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Mount bracket trough

Buckle

Door lintel

Rack

M3 countersunk screw

Figure 7-2 Installation of door lintels

Figure 7-3 shows the installed lintels.

Figure 7-3 Cabinet door lintels installed

7.4 Installing Side Doors

Install side doors on both sides of a cabinet row.

To install the side doors, perform the following:

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1) Loosen the clamping bolts for installing the side doors.


2) Align the mounting slot of the door panel using the clamping bolt until they are
engaged.
3) Buckle the doors panel onto the open slot of the mount bracket for lintels.
4) Align the mounting holes.
5) Use two M6 countersunk screws to fasten the panel.
Figure 7-4 illustrate the installation of side doors.

Clamping bolt
Side panel
fixing slot

Countersunk screw

Figure 7-4 Installation of side doors

7.5 Installing Front Door and Back Door

Note:
Triangle hook pins on door panels are installed before delivery.
After installing cabinet doors and side panels, connect PGND cable near the lower
pins of the panels.
For operation procedure, refer to 5.4.2 Grounding Cabinet.

The front door and back door of the cabinet are double swing doors.

Figure 7-5 illustrates the installation of the front and back doors.

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To install front door and back door, perform the following:


1) Align the lower pin of the door panel with the pin hole on the lower enclosure
frame.
2) Fix the lower part of the panel.
3) Pull down the triangular hook pin at the upper part of the door panel.
4) Align the hole of the hook pin with the pin hole on the upper enclosure frame.
5) Release the hook pin.
With the force of the spring, the hook pin bounces back to the original position
and locks the panel on the cabinet.

A
(1) Direction A: Align the lower pin of the panel with the pin hole on the lower enclosure
frame and fix the lower part of the panel.
(2) Pull down the hook pin at the upper side of the panel, align it with the pin hole on the
upper enclosure frame, and then release it.
Figure 7-5 Installation of front and back doors

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Chapter 8 Hardware Installation Check

8.1 Overview of Hardware Installation Check

Check hardware installation in the following sequence:


1) Checking Cabinets
2) Checking Cable Distribution
3) Checking Connectors and Sockets
4) Checking Labels
5) Checking Cabling Troughs and Cabinets
6) Checking Room Environment
7) Checking Power Supply to Cabinets and Subracks
8) Checking Power Supply Boards

8.2 Checking Cabinets

Check the installation of cabinets and make sure that:


z All cabinets stand firm in good order, with vertical deviation less than 3 mm.
z All screws are tightened, with flat washers and spring washers placed in correct
direction.
z Components and wires of the cabinet are complete and intact.
z Labels are correct, clear and complete.
z There are no wastes such as dust, strap ends or wire stubs inside the cabinet.
z The doors and side panels of the cabinet are clean, without dirt or fingerprints.
z The small covers on the cable outlets on the top and at the bottom of the cabinet
are pushed forward to cover the outlets to prevent rodents and dust.

8.3 Checking Cable Distribution

8.3.1 Overview

The cables to be checked include:


z Power cables and grounding cables.
z Cables within the cabinet and external to the cabinet.

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8.3.2 Power Cables and Grounding Cables

Check that all power cables and grounding cables are securely connected in correct
polarity and good contact, including:
z Cables from the power distribution cabinet to the power distribution box on the
cabinet.
z Cables from the power distribution box to various components.
z Grounding cables of various components.

8.3.3 Cabinet Internal Cables

The internal cables of the cabinet include:


z Ethernet cables
z Clock cables
Check the connection of the internal cables and make sure that:
z Cables are connected properly and the connectors are in good contact.
z Positions and spacing of the cable ties meet requirements.
z No cable ties are overlapped or have sharp tips.

8.3.4 Cabinet External Cables

The external cables of the cabinet include:


z Trunk cables
z Ethernet cables
z Clock cables
Check the connection of the external cables and make sure that:
z Cable routing at the corners are natural and not over-stretched.
z Cables are routed correctly and tied up with regular spacing.
z Cables are routed straightly and smoothly. Cables inside cabinets are not
intersected and those outside cabinets are bundled separately.
z Cables in cabling troughs or on cabling racks are arranged in order and tied up
neatly, and the cable coating is intact.
z Cables are reserved with adequate length, and the cable ties are neatly cut
without sharp tips.

8.4 Checking Connectors and Sockets

Check that:
z Cable connectors are tightly clipped.
z Connectors of the coaxial cables are securely screwed.
Check that pins of the following sockets are intact:

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z Sockets of trunk cables


z Sockets of Ethernet cables
z HEADER sockets on each backplane

8.5 Checking Labels

Check that all labels are neat, clean, clear, and on correct positions.

8.6 Checking Cabling Troughs and Cabinets

Check that no strap ends, wire stubs, desiccant bags or other wastes in the cabling
troughs, under cabinets or under the raised floor around cabinets.

8.7 Checking Room Environment

Check that:
z There are no unnecessary things in the equipment room.
z All necessities are neatly arranged in the room.
z The operation desks and the floor are clean.

8.8 Checking Power Supply to Cabinets and Subracks

After the hardware installation check, perform the power-on test in the following
procedure:
1) Turn the primary power supply off and use a multimeter to check that there is no
short circuiting between:
z The power supplies (–48 V1 and –48 V2) of the DC distribution cabinet.
z The grounds (BGND and PGND).
z The power supply and the ground.
2) Confirm that all switches of the power distribution box are set to OFF.
3) Turn on the primary power supply, and check the output voltage of the primary
power supply using a multimeter.
Make sure that:
z The normal voltage is within -57 V to -40 V.
z The red indicator WARN on the power distribution box flashes.
z If the ALARM switch is set to ON, the buzzer gives alarm sounds.
4) Make sure that all boards are not inserted in the sockets on the backplane and
set all switches of the power distribution box to ON.
There must be no power alarm, the WARN indicator on the power distribution
box is off, and the buzzer gives no alarm sounds.
5) Check the –48 V supplies to each component in the cabinet.

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The normal voltage must be within -57V to -40V.

8.9 Checking Power Supply Boards

Determine the operational status of boards according to the indicators on the front
panels. For the meanings of the indicators, refer to HUAWEI HLR9820 Home
Location Register Hardware Description Manual.

Check the power supply to boards according to the following method:


1) Check that the –48 V power cables are connected correctly and firmly.
2) Set all switches on the power distribution box that control the power supply to
subracks to OFF. Insert the power boards, and then turn on the switches on the
power distribution box. Observe the operational status of the power boards and
fans in the subrack.
The power boards and fans must work normally.
3) Set all switches that control the power supply to subracks on the power
distribution box to OFF. Insert boards into the sockets on the backplanes and
secure the boards.
4) Set all switches that control the power supply to subracks on the power
distribution box to ON, and observe board indicators.
z The indicators of boards are normal.
z If the indicators of boards are off, the –48 V input is abnormal or the –48 V
input terminals are wrongly connected.
z If the power switch is tripped automatically upon being turned on, lines of the
power supply may be short-circuited or the output terminals are incorrectly
connected (short circuited).

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Appendix A Installation of Cabling Racks

A.1 About This Appendix


This appendix first gives a brief introduction to cabling racks, and then details the
installation procedure of cabling racks.
This appendix includes the following sections:
z Introduction to Cabling Racks
z Installation Procedure of Cabling Racks
z Assembling Cabling Ladder
z Installing Cabling Trough
z Jointing Cabling Racks
z Suspension or Ground-supporting Installation of Cabling Racks
z Wall-supporting Installation of Cabling Racks
z Cabinet-top Installation of Cabling Racks
z Installation of Accessories

A.2 Introduction to Cabling Racks


A.2.1 Overview

This section first introduces the installation modes and specifications of cabling racks,
followed by illustrations of various structural components.

A.2.2 Installation Modes and Specifications

Pay attention to that the cabling rack must be insulated from floor, ceiling and wall.
The cabling rack can be installed in four ways:
z Suspension installation: Hang the cabling rack using suspenders mounted on the
ceiling.
z Ground-supporting installation: Rest the cabling rack on the bearing posts
mounted on the floor.
z Wall installation: Sit the cabling rack on triangular supports mounted on the wall.
z Cabinet-top installation: Fix the cabling rack to the shockproof support or ladder
mounted on the cabinet.
The cabling rack is a ladder with cabling troughs (optional).
The specifications of the cabling ladder and the cabling trough are listed as follows:
z 200 mm wide cabling ladder: Use 200 mm wide cabling trough.
z 400 mm wide cabling ladder: Use 400 mm wide cabling trough.

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z 600 mm wide cabling ladder: Use 400 mm + 200 mm wide cabling troughs
together.
Recommendation: When using 400 mm wide cabling ladder, you can spare the cabling
trough to facilitate the cabling and the heat dissipation.

A.2.3 Components of Cabling Rack

The following figures show the components of a cabling rack.


Figure A-1 shows the channel-section steel.

Figure A-1 Channel-section steel

Figure A-2 shows the channel-section connecting piece.

Figure A-2 Channel-section connecting piece

Figure A-3 shows the cross stay (200 mm).

Figure A-3 Cross stay (200 mm)

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Figure A-4 shows the cross stay (400 mm).

Figure A-4 Cross stay (400 mm)

Figure A-5 shows the cross stay (600 mm).

Figure A-5 Cross stay (600 mm)

Figure A-6 shows the angle connecting piece.

Figure A-6 Angle connecting piece

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Figure A-7 shows the cable-through rack.

Figure A-7 Cable-through rack

Figure A-8 shows the triangular support (for 200 mm wide cabling ladder).

Figure A-8 Triangular support (for 200 mm wide cabling ladder)

Figure A-9 shows the triangular support (for 400 mm wide cabling ladder).

Figure A-9 Triangular support (for 400 mm wide cabling ladder)

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Figure A-10 shows the triangular support (for 600 mm wide cabling ladder).

Figure A-10 Triangular support (for 600 mm wide cabling ladder)

Figure A-11 shows the clip for connecting cabling trough.

Figure A-11 Clip for connecting cabling trough

Figure A-12 shows the clip for fixing cabling trough.

Figure A-12 Clip for fixing cabling trough

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Figure A-13 shows the cabling trough (200 mm).

Figure A-13 Cabling trough (200 mm)

Figure A-14 shows the cabling trough (400 mm).

Figure A-14 Cabling trough (400 mm)

Figure A-15 shows the insulation pad.

Figure A-15 Insulation pad

Figure A-16 shows the insulation plate.

Figure A-16 Insulation plate

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Figure A-17 shows the end cap.

Figure A-17 End cap

Figure A-18 shows the B Bolt.

Figure A-18 B Bolt (M8 % 20)

Figure A-19 shows the movable bushing.

Figure A-19 Movable bushing

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A.3 Installation Procedure of Cabling Racks


Figure A-20 shows the procedure for installing the cabling rack.

Start

Mark the drilling position

Assemble the cabling


ladder

Check the drilling position

Drill the hole (O8, 60mm


deep)

Secure the cabling ladder


onto the ground, the rooftop
or the wall

Y Install and secure the


Insulation test is passed?
cabling trough

Install such accessories as


cable-through rack, cable
baffle ring, end cover and
protective cable sheathing

End

Figure A-20 Flow chart of installing cabling rack

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A.4 Assembling Cabling Ladder


The cabling ladder is composed of channel-section steel (vertical beam) and cross stay
(horizontal beam).
To assemble the cabling ladder, secure the channel-section steel with the cross stays
using fastener, with a 250 mm spacing reserved between cross stays. Because the
hole spacing of the channel-section steel is 50 mm, install one cross stay every other 5
trough holes.
If you use the assembled cabling ladder to install the cabling rack horizontally in the
equipment room, face the bolt head of the cabling ladder down to facilitate the
installation of the cabling trough.
Figure A-21 shows the structure of a cabling ladder.
(2) (3)

(1)

(1) Channel-section steel (2) Fastener (3) Cross stay


Figure A-21 Basic structure of cabling ladder

If a long cabling ladder is required, many segments of cabling ladder can be joined end
to end with channel-section connecting pieces, as shown in Figure A-22. If the length of
the cabling ladder is not the integral multiple of 2.5 m in the actual installation, cut off
the remainder and apply touch-up painting with a brush at the cross-section to produce
the antirust effect and a better appearance.
Figure A-22 shows how to connect a cabling ladder.

Channel- Channel-section
section steel connecting piece

Figure A-22 Connecting cabling ladder

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A.5 Installing Cabling Trough


Because the cabling trough is cone-shaped, wedge the thin end of the cabling trough
into the thick end of another cabling trough for about 250 mm.
When using a 200 mm wide or 400 mm wide cabling trough, directly place the cabling
trough on the cabling ladder. Then secure the cabling trough on the cabling ladder with
the fixing clip of the cabling trough. For each segment of the cabling trough, place four
such clips symmetrically on both sides.
Figure A-23 shows the connection and installation of the cabling troughs.

Cabling trough

Cabling trough Protective ring


Cabling ladder
fixing clip

Figure A-23 Installing 200 mm wide or 400 mm wide cabling trough

If you use a 600 mm wide cabling ladder, joint a 200 mm wide trough and a 400 mm
wide trough together to engage the cabling ladder.
To install the cabling trough, use connecting clip to joint two cabling troughs together.
For each segment of cabling trough, use three connecting clips. Then secure the
cabling trough on the cabling ladder with the fixing clip.
When lengthening the cabling trough, the connection is the same as the previous mode.
Figure A-24 shows how to assemble a 600 mm wide cabling trough.

(2)

(1)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(2) Cabling ladder (600 mm (3) Cabling trough (200


(1) Cabling trough (400 mm)
wide) mm)
(4) Cabling trough connecting clip (5) Cabling trough fixing clip
Figure A-24 Assembling a 600 mm wide cabling trough

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A.6 Jointing Cabling Racks


A.6.1 Overview

This section introduces the methods to joint cabling racks in different situations, and the
connection of cabling ladders against walls.

A.6.2 Jointing on Horizontal Surface

There are two installation modes available for jointing the cabling rack perpendicularly
in the same surface level, depending on whether cabling trough is used.

I. Cabling Ladder Without Cabling Trough

If the crossed cabling racks comprise cabling ladders only, use angle connecting pieces
and fasteners to joint two cabling ladders. Make sure that two cabling ladders are in the
same horizontal plane, as shown in Figure A-25.

(1)

(1) Angle connecting piece


Figure A-25 Horizontal turning of cabling ladder

II. Cabling Ladder With Cabling Trough

When either of the crossed cabling racks is or both are equipped with a cabling trough,
there must be a height difference (about a cabling trough) between two cabling racks.
That is, the cabling ladder of one cabling rack must be in the same level with the cabling
trough of the other cabling rack to ensure a smooth turning on the cabling rack.
Figure A-26 shows how to install the cabling ladder.
Use angle connecting pieces and fasteners for the connection. However, the
installation method of the angle connecting piece is slightly different from that shown in
Figure A-25.

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(1)

(1) Angle connecting piece


Figure A-26 Turning of cabling rack with cabling trough on horizontal surface

A.6.3 Lap-jointing of Cabling Racks

When ascending or descending the cabling ladder, make a small segment of cabling
ladder into a climbing ladder. Use angle connecting pieces and fasteners for the
connection.
Figure A-27 shows the perpendicular jointing of the cabling ladders. The left figure
shows the jointing at the front and the right figure the jointing at the sides. Pay attention
to the installation method of the angular connecting piece.

(3)
(2)

(1) (4)

(5) (5)

(1) End cap (2) Bushing (3) Cabling trough


(4) Cabling ladder (5) Angle connecting piece
Figure A-27 Vertical lap joint of cabling ladders

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Figure A-28 shows the slant jointing of the cabling ladders.

(1)

(1)

(1) End cap


Figure A-28 Slant lap joint of cabling ladders

A.6.4 Connection of Cabling Ladder Against Walls

If you place the cabling ladder against the wall, proceed as shown in Figure A-29.

(2) (3) (4) (5)


(6)
(7)
(1)

(8)

(1) Expansion bolt 2) Insulation plate (3) Insulation washer (4) Big flat washer
(5) Spring washer (6) Nut (7) Channel-section steel (8) Angle connecting piece
Figure A-29 Mounting cabling rack to wall

The connecting parts consist of:


z Angular connecting piece
z Insulation plate
z Insulation washer

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z Fixture
z Expansion bolts
Add insulating plate and insulating washers to ensure insulation between the cabling
rack and the wall.
Meanwhile, use a big flat washer 8 (φ8 washer in GB96-85) to replace the washer
attached to the expansion bolt so as to increase the contact area of the washer and the
insulation washer.

A.7 Suspension or Ground-supporting Installation of Cabling


Racks
If you do not place the cabling rack against the wall, use suspension mode or
ground-supporting installation mode.
In the suspension installation, the cabling rack is connected with the ceiling. In
ground-supporting installation, the cabling rack is mounted to the floor.
The parts used for the connection include:
z Channel-section steel
z Angle connecting pieces
z Fixtures
z Expansion bolts
Use two pieces of channel-section steel to connect the cabling ladder to the ceiling or
the ground. The installation methods are the same as that of the wall installation.
Each piece of channel-section steel is 2.5 m long. Cut it to a proper length according to
the height of the cabling rack and that of the equipment room.
If the required length is longer than 2.5 m, joint two pieces of channel-section steel in
the same way as connecting the cabling ladder.
Use the channel-section connecting piece for the connection and paint the cross
section for rust protection.
Because the distance between holes is 50 mm on the channel-section steel, the
distance of the suspenders or the supporting rods must be an integral multiple of 50
mm. The recommended spacing is 1250 mm, that is, each segment of the cabling
ladder is carried by two sets of suspenders or supporting rods.
When using the suspension mode or ground-supporting mode, install the suspenders
or the supporting bars at the outer side of the cabling ladder to facilitate the placement
of cabling trough. At the same time, to ensure the insulation between the suspension or
ground-supporting parts and the ceiling or ground, apply insulating plates and
insulating washers during installation.Figure A-30 shows the suspension installation
and ground-supporting installation.

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(3)

(2)
(4)
(5)
(1)
(6)

(1) Expansion bolt (2) Angle connecting piece (3) Channel-section steel
(5) Washer 8(GB96-85) (5) Insulation washer (6) Insulation plate
Figure A-30 Suspension installation or ground-supporting installation

A.8 Wall-supporting Installation of Cabling Racks


If you place the cabling rack against the wall, mount a triangular support.
Weld the triangular support and fix it onto the wall using expansion bolts. There are
some holes for installing cabling ladder on the horizontal beam of the triangular
support.
The triangular support has three specifications that suit the 200 mm wide, 400 mm wide,
and 600 mm wide cabling ladders respectively. Triangular supports with larger size can
be used to support smaller cabling ladders, but it is not recommended. Their installation
dimensions on the wall are the same.
To install the triangular support, perform the following:
1) Mount the triangular support onto the wall using expansion bolts.
2) Use the big flat washer 8 (φ8 washer in GB96-85) to replace the flat washer
attached to the expansion bolt.
3) Install two insulation plates between the vertical beam of the triangular support
and the wall.
4) Fix insulation washer (one for each nut) between the nut and the vertical beam.
The spacing between two triangular supports must be a multiple integer of 50 mm.
Otherwise, the cabling ladder and the triangular supports cannot be fixed together. The
recommended spacing is 1250 mm, that is, each cabling ladder must be supported by 2
triangular supports.
To install the cabling ladder, perform the following:
1) Place the cabling ladder on the beams of the triangular support.
2) Match the holes in the lower side of the channel-section steel with the installation
holes in the beams of the triangular support.

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3) Fix them with fasteners.


Figure A-31 shows how to install the triangular support and cabling ladder.

(3)
(4)
(2)
(5)
(1)

(6)

(1) Expansion bolt (2) Insulation plate (3) Cabling ladder


(5) Triangular (6) Vertical beam of the triangular
(5) Beam of the triangular support
support support
Figure A-31 Installing triangular support and cabling ladder

A.9 Cabinet-top Installation of Cabling Racks


A.9.1 Overview

There are two modes available for mounting a cabling rack on the top of the cabinet.

A.9.2 Mounting Shockproof Supports on the Cabinet Top

Made of welded angle steel, the shockproof support can fully bear the weight of the
cabling rack on the cabinet top. Fix the shockproof support through the two bolt holes
on the cabinet top. There are two bolt holes on the top plate of the shockproof support.
These holes are used to fix and support the cabling rack.Figure A-32 and Figure A-33
illustrate the connection.

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(1) (2)
(3)

(1) Bolt M 8x25 (2) Spring washer φ8 (3) Flat washer φ8


Figure A-32 Installing shockproof support on the top of rack

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(3)

(2)

(1)

(1) Rack (2) Shockproof support (3) Cabling ladder


Figure A-33 Installing cabling rack onto the cabinet installed with shockproof support
on its top

A.9.3 Mounting Ladder on the Cabinet Top

If the shockproof support is unavailable, mount the cabling ladder on the top of the
cabinet according to the size of the interface on the cabinet top. For the specific ladder
connection, refer to the right part of Figure A-27 or Figure A-28.

A.10 Installation of Accessories


A.10.1 Overview

Accessories for cabling racks include:


z Cable-through racks
z Protective rings, end caps and bushings

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A.10.2 Installing Cable-through Racks

There are two kinds of cable-through racks:


z Cable-through rack with cabling trough
z Cable-through rack without cabling trough
Figure A-34 shows the installation of the cable-through rack without cabling trough.

(3)

(1) (2)

(1) Holes in the upper row of the cable-through rack


(2) Holes in the lower row of the cable-through rack
(3) Cable-through rack
Figure A-34 Installing cable-through rack without cabling trough

The holes at the upper row are used for installing the cable-through rack.
If the cabling rack comes with a cabling trough, fix the cabling trough through the holes
at the lower row of the cabling rack. In this way, the upper plane of the cabling rack
stays at the same level with the uppermost plane of the cabling rack, facilitating routing
of cables.
Generally, the cable-through rack is installed on the cabling ladder on the cabinet top.
The number of cable-through racks to be mounted and the locations depend on actual
condition on site.

A.10.3 Installing Protective Rings, End Caps and Bushings

I. Protective Rings

Fit protective rings directly on both sides of the cabling trough. By adding the protective
rings, the edge of the cabling trough is heightened to prevent cables from getting over
the cabling trough. Use four protective rings for each segment of cabling trough.
Distribute the rings evenly on both sides, as shown in Figure A-23.

II. End Caps

Installed at the ends of the cabling ladder, the end caps are used to prevent unintended
damage to cables and produced a better appearance. Install end caps wherever
possible.

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III. Bushings

Installed at the bottom edge of the cabling trough, the bushing is used to prevent
damage to cables. Coat all naked bottom edges of the cabling trough with bushing. The
left one in Figure A-27 shows the installation of end cap and bushing.

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Appendix B Specifications for Power Cables

B.1 Overview of Power Cable Specifications


The specifications apply to the assembly of bare pressure terminals and 50–240 mm2
power cables.
This appendix introduces how to assemble bare pressure terminals on a cable, how to
route power cables, and how to use crimping tools to prepare cables.

B.2 Assembling Bare Pressure Terminal and Single Cable


B.2.1 Procedure Overview

Figure B-1 shows the procedure for assembling bare pressure terminals and single
cable.

Start

Cut cable

Mount heat-shrinkable
tube

Strip cable

Crimp cable

Blow heat-shrinkable
tube

Inspection

Attach label

End

Figure B-1 Flowchart of assembling bare pressure terminal and single cable

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B.2.2 Cutting Cables

To cut cables, perform the following:


1) Place and roll the cable coils on the support, as shown in Figure B-2.
2) Measure and cut off a segment of the cable according to the cable layout of the
project design.

g
llin
Ro ction
e
dir

g
llin
Ro ction
e
dir

Figure B-2 Cutting a cable

B.2.3 Mounting Heat-shrinkable Tube

To mount heat-shirinkable tubes, perform the following:


1) Use an arm saw to cut off the power cable.
The power cable comprises many core wires, and the wire pairs are fairly fine and
soft. Therefore, it is recommended to use a denticulate arm saw with the
denticulate diameter of 0.8 mm. If available, use wire clippers (model KT35) to cut
the power cable.
2) Mount the heat-shrinkable tube onto the cable from the end stripped.

B.2.4 Stripping Cables

Caution:

When stripping a cable, check whether the cable core wires have been seriously
oxidized or corroded. If so, cut off the oxidized or corroded segment.

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Use special stripping tool or electrical knife. It is recommended to use the AM35 wire
stripper for round cables.
To strip the cable, perform the following:
1) Measure the cable length to be stripped.
The stripped cable length depends on the length of the crimping sleeve behind the
bare pressure terminal. For the JG bare pressure terminal commonly used by
Huawei, the length of stripped cable is given by:
L1=L2 + (2 ~ 3 mm)
Where
z L1 is the stripped cable length
z L2 the length of the effective crimping area of the JG terminal.
2) Remove the multi-strand core wires at the insulation layer of the terminal end, and
strand them tightly.
The stranding direction should be the same as the original merging direction of the
core wires.
Figure B-3 shows how to strip a cable.

L1

L2

Crimping
sleeve

Figure B-3 Stripping cable

B.2.5 Crimping Cables

To crimp the cable, perform the following:


1) Crimp the cable using special crimping pliers or special molds.
2) Insert the core wires into the wire inlets of the terminal crimping sleeve until they
cannot be pushed further.
The core wires should protrude 2 to 3 mm from the terminal, as shown in Figure
B-4.

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Heat-
shrinkable tube

Bare pressure
terminal

m
3m
2~

Figure B-4 Connecting core wire with terminal crimping sleeve

3) Place the cable in the connection position so that the contact surface of the wiring
terminal is parallel to the power bus.
If they are not parallel, hold the end of the terminal with pliers to adjust it.
4) Use the mold with correct cross section to crimp the cable. Figure B-5 shows the
molding dies corresponding to the 4 types of power cables.
60

60-100

Bearing
device Compressing
device

150 200
60 80

60-100 60-100 150-325 150-325

50mm2 95mm2 120mm2 240mm


2

Figure B-5 Molding dies related to power cables

5) Check the crimping position, as shown in Figure B-6.

Figure B-6 Crimping cable

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B.2.6 Blowing Heat-shrinkable Tubes

The heat-shrinkable tube on the cable must wrap up the whole crimping sleeve of the
bare pressure terminal, including the joint between the terminal and the cable.
Blow the heat-shrinkable tube as stipulated in the cable design drawings:
1) Mount the heat-shrinkable tube on the joint between the terminal and the cable.
2) Blow the tube with a heat gun until the tube shrinks and wraps up tightly, as shown
in Figure B-7.

Shrank heat-
shrinkable tube

Figure B-7 Blowing heat-shrinkable tube

B.2.7 Inspection

Perform the following checks:


z Sampling test on tensile strength
Table B-1 shows the normal tensile strength of ready-made cables.

Table B-1 Tensile strength standard of ready-made cables

Cable Tensile strength


2
50 mm 1 KN
2
95 mm 2 KN
2
120 mm 2.5 KN
2
240 mm 5 KN

z Appearance inspection
The cable with an oxidized terminal surface and damaged cable sheath is
substandard.

B.2.8 Labeling

Attach labels (provided with the goods) to both ends of the power cable. For details,
refer to Appendix D "Specifications for Engineering Labels".

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B.3 Notes on Routing Power Cables


Check the routing of power cables and make sure that:
z The size, route, cross-sectional area and position of the distributed cables are in
compliance with the requirements specified in the engineering design drawings.
z All cables are laid neatly with no sheath damaged.
z Power cables and grounding cables are laid separately from other cables.
z Power cables and grounding cables are bundled separately when wired both
inside and outside the racks, for example, in the cabling trough or trench.
z When multiple power cables are bundled together closely and neatly. The cables
are tied in a proper degree, with cable ties evenly spaced.
z There are no twists in the cables. Curves of cables are smooth and even.
z If a cable is found not long enough during the distribution, replace it with a new
one.
z There are no connectors or welding joints on the cables.
z Terminal blocks are secured by plain washer and spring washer, as shown in
Figure B-8.

Cable

Heat-shrinkable tube

Nut

Flat Spring
Bolt washer washer

Figure B-8 Fixing cable terminal blocks

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B.4 Using Crimping Tools


B.4.1 Overview of Crimping Tools

Figure B-9 shows the parts of the crimping tool SS-325 for large-section power cable
terminals.

Hydraulic head

Hand level
Fixing
handle

Hydraulic switch

Fixing rod

Figure B-9 SS325 parts

B.4.2 Using Crimping Tools

Use the crimp tool as follows:


1) Select the crimping component as needed.
2) Assemble the compressing device, bearing device and fixing handle of the
crimping tool.
When there is any distortion, crush or damage on cables, it indicates that the
crimping components are not correctly selected. Re-select suitable components.
The mismatched crimping components can cause improper crimping or damage
to the core wire.
Improper installation of the fixed handle, the pressing and stressed components
can reduce the life cycle of the crimping tool.
3) Release the fixing handle and place the tool in right place.
4) Turn on the hydraulic switch to put the compressing device into the in-service state,
and lift the hand level.
5) Feed the cable to be crimped into the crimping tool.
6) Push down the hand level to crimp the cable.
7) Check that the cable is well crimped.
After the crimping, a black line appears at the hydraulic switch, indicating that the
crimping is complete successfully.
Note that there is no such a line on tool SS0325.

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If the black line does not appear after the crimping, stop using the tool and have it
repaired.
8) Turn off the hydraulic switch.
9) Take out the crimping components.

B.4.3 Maintenance and Storage

Maintains and storage crimping components in the following ways:


z Oil crimping components, hydraulic switch and the tool body regularly.
z Store it in a cool and ventilated place without direct solar radiation.
z Keep it unreachable for children.

B.4.4 Filling Oil

Caution:

Wear gloves when filling oil. Eye contact or skin contact of the oil may cause
inflammation.
The oil is inedible. Put it in the place unreachable for children.

Replace oil in the tool completely every two years.

I. Filling Oil

Refill oil in the tool in the following procedure:


1) Turn off the hydraulic switch.
2) Screw off the fixing rod to expose the oil-embolus.
3) Put the oil-embolus upward, and screw off the oil plug.
4) Fill in oil with a little oil can.
5) After a while, tap the tool against a hard substance to expel the air inside it.
6) Fill oil again.
7) Repeat the above steps till the pot is full.

II. Emergency Handling

Handle emergencies in the following ways:


z If oil goes into your eyes, wash eyes with clean water within 15 minutes and seek
medical assistance as soon as possible.
z If oil spills onto your skin contact, wash the skin thoroughly with clean water.

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III. Disposal of Waste Oil

Dispose waste oil according to the requirements of the related law for environmental
protection.

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Appendix C Specifications for Communication


Cables

C.1 Overview of Communication Cables Specifications


The specifications are applicable to the assembly of B-8pin phone connectors and
communication cables.
This chapter describes the methods and precautions for assembling RJ-45 connectors
and preparing trunk cables.

C.2 Assembling RJ-45 Connectors


C.2.1 Procedure Overview

The components for preparing the cable include:


z Phone connector (RJ45 connector)
z Communication cables suitable for the phone connector
Figure C-1 shows the procedure of assembling an RJ-45 connector.

Start

Cut and strip cable

Insert cable

Crimp cable

Inspection

Attach label

End

Figure C-1 Flowchart of assembling RJ-45 connectors

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C.2.2 Stripping and Cutting Cables

Strip the cable based on the cable structure and dimensions shown in Figure C-2 and
Figure C-3.
Cables assembled with RJ45 connectors come in two types:
z Round communication cable
z Flat telephone line
Figure C-4 and Figure C-5 show the two types of cables respectively.
When stripping the round communication cable and the flat telephone line, make sure
that the end of the sheath is neat and the cutting angle is vertical to the cable.
For a shielded cable, avoid damaging the shield layer when stripping the protection
layer. After stripping the protection layer, fold the shielding layer backwards to the root
of the cable sheath, as shown in Figure C-4.
Cut core wires neatly, especially the round communication cables. Before cutting,
spread the core wires evenly apart and cut them neatly with the cutting tool, as shown
in Figure C-5.
The structure and dimensions of the truncated cable must be in accordance with the
requirements shown in Figure C-5.That is, either the round communication cable or the
flat telephone core wire must be equal to "L" in length.

L+(2~3mm)

Figure C-2 Round communication cable

L+(2~3mm)

Figure C-3 8-core flat telephone line

The length of the stripped segment on either cable is "L + (2~3 mm)". The meaning of
"L" is shown in Figure C-5, while "2~3 mm" represents the length reserved for wire
cutting and sorting.

(1) Folded shielding layer


Figure C-4 Folded shielded cable

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Figure C-5 Bare wires of a cable

C.2.3 Inserting Cables

To insert a cable, perform the following:


1) Insert the 8-core flat telephone line from the tail of the RJ45 connector, till the point
A of the connector engages the casing of power cable.
Insert each core wire along the cable trough to the head of the connector. Keep all
core wires flush with the head of the connector, as shown in Figure C-6.
2) Insert the round communication cable into the connector in the same way as you
do to the 8-core flat telephone line.
The core wire end must be flush so that it is easy to be put in position.
3) The shielded cable can be inserted in the shielded RJ45 connector in the same
way described above, with the folded shielding layer attaching the built-in
shielding piece at the tail of the RJ45 connector and butting against point A of the
connector.
Figure C-6 shows how to insert a cable to an RJ45 connector.

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Shielding piece

External
shielding piece

Metal cutter

Cable insertion
direction
Core wires flushing
with cable end
Built-in
shielding piece
Point A
Locking piece
L

Figure C-6 RJ-45 connector

Insert the cable in the order specified in the cable design drawings. Figure C-7 and
Figure C-8 illustrate the wires of crossover cable and straight through cable.

SIDE 1 SIDE1 SIDE2


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1--White/Orange 1--White/Green
2--Orange 2--Green
3--White/Green 3--White/Orange
4--Blue 4--Blue
5--White/Blue 5--White/Blue
6--Green 6--Orange
7--White/Brown 7--White/Brown
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
8--Brown 8--Brown
SIDE 2

Figure C-7 Wire sequence of crossover cable

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SIDE 1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1--White/Orange
2--Orange
3--White/Green
4--Blue
5--White/Blue
6--Green
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 7--White/Brown
SIDE 2 8--Brown

Figure C-8 Wire sequence of straight through cable

C.2.4 Crimping Cables

After inserting the cable in place, use the RJ45 crimping pliers to crimp the connector.
Figure C-9 shows a cable with an RJ45 connector.
Before crimping, place the RJ45 connector in the corresponding slot of the crimping
pliers.
Crimp the connector completely. After the crimping, the metal cutter must be lower than
the top surface of the RJ-45 connector.
When crimping an RJ45 connector onto a shielded cable, make sure that metal cutters
in the connector are crimped in position and that the built-in shielding piece of the
connector securely contacts the shielding layer of the cable.

Figure C-9 A ready-made RJ45 connector

C.2.5 Inspection

Check the following items:


z Appearance
Check all connectors carefully. Discard connectors with shell breakage or evident
crack, locking piece breakage or crack, or improper cable insertion.
z Wire sequence
Check all cables carefully. Make sure that the crimping sequence of the cables is
in line with the design requirements.
z Continuity
Carry out continuity check on all cables. The continuity ratio must be 100%. Make
sure there is no short circuit between cables.

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For the shielded cable assembled with shielded RJ45 connector, perform
continuity check between the shielding shell of the connector and the shielding
layer of the cable.

C.2.6 Labeling

Attach the ready-made labels to both ends of the cable. For details, refer to Appendix D
"Specifications for Engineering Labels".

C.3 Preparing Trunk Cables


C.3.1 Procedure Overview

The procedure to prepare a trunk cable is as follows:


z Coating Heat-shrinkable Tube and Crimping Sleeves
z Stripping Cables
z Welding Pins
z Crimping Outer Conductors
z Blowing Heat-shrinkable Tubes
z Inspection

C.3.2 Coating Heat-shrinkable Tube and Crimping Sleeves

Figure C-10 shows how to coat a heat-shrinkable tube and crimp it.

Heat-shrinkable tube Crimping sleeve

Figure C-10 Mounting heat-shrinkable tube and crimping sleeve

C.3.3 Stripping Cables

To strip the cable, perform the following:


1) Strip off the shielding layer and the inner insulation layer of the cable with a wire
stripper.
Do not damage the shielding layer and the inner insulation layer.
2) Cut the cable sheath and the end surface of the inner insulation layer neatly and
smoothly.

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Figure C-11 shows the specification of the stripped length in millimeter.

Sheath Inner insulation layer

4.5
Inner conductor

2.3

Shielding layer 11

Figure C-11 Stripping cables

C.3.4 Welding Pins

Use the solder to weld the pin with the inner conductor of the cable together. The
temperature of the melting point must be above 125 °C.
During the welding, do not the inner insulation layer.
Do not to let the soldering tin flow out to the exterior face of the pin while welding. In the
case of outflow, clean up the tin lest it should affect the next step.
When welding, insert the inner conductor of the cable into the central hole at the rear of
the pin until the boss at the pin end contacts the inner conductor of the cable, as shown
in Figure C-12.
Inner insulation
layer

Boss

Figure C-12 Welding pin

C.3.5 Crimping Outer Conductors

Before crimping, check the SMB connector to be crimped. If the shielded cables lay
nakedly outside the crimping tube, use scissors to trim the cable.
When crimping, place the SMB connector in the right place to match with the
molding-die of the crimping pliers.
To crimp an outer conductor, perform the following:

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1) Place the knurled cylinder of the SMB connector between the inner insulation layer
and the shielding layer of the cable.
2) Make the shielding layer attach evenly to the knurled cylinder.
3) Have the needle lug butted against the inner insulation core of the connector.
Figure C-13 shows how to crimp an SMB connector onto a coaxial cable.

Shielding layer covering


the knurled cylinder evenly
Inner insulation core
of the connector

Pin

Coaxial
connector

Figure C-13 Crimping an SMB connector onto a coaxial cable

4) Push the crimping tube to cover the shielded cable entirely.


5) Use the SMB crimping pliers to crimp the SMB connector.

C.3.6 Blowing Heat-shrinkable Tubes

To blow a heat-shrinkable tube, perform the following:


1) Put the heat-shrinkable tube at the joint of the terminal and the cable.
2) Blow the tube using a heat gun until the tube shrinks and wraps up tightly.
Figure C-14 shows how to blow a heat-shrinkable tube.
Blowing

Figure C-14 Blowing heat-shrinkable tube

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C.3.7 Inspection

Check the following items after preparing the trunk cables:


z Continuity
Use a multimeter to check the continuity between the connector pin and the inner
conductor of the coaxial cable and that between the outer shell of the connector
and the shielding layer of the coaxial cable.
z Insulation
Use a multimeter to check that the inner and the outer conductor are not
short-circuited.
z Tensile strength
Pull the inner contact pin outward with a force of about 60 N. There must be no
obvious displacement for the inner contact pin.
z Appearance
Check that there is no shielded cable exposed outside or no contact pins out of
position.

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Appendix D Specifications for Engineering Labels

D.1 Overview of Engineering Labels


As an important identifier, engineering labels facilitate on-site installation and future
maintenance.
The engineering labels can be classified into two types:
z Labels for power cables
z Labels for signal cables
The signal cables of HLR9820 include:
z Alarm box external cable
z Network cable Trunk cable
The power cables include:
z DC power cable
z AC power cable
To unify the label descriptions of all equipment, fill the label contents according to the
requirements of customers. Specify this in the self-check report.

D.2 Introduction to Labels


D.2.1 Material

The material of the label features:


z Thickness: 0.09 mm
z Color: Chalk white
z Material: Polyester (PET), with UL and CSA certifications
z Ambient temperature: -29 to149°C
z Laser printing or handwriting with oiliness markers

D.2.2 Types and Shapes

Labels are classified into labels two categories respectively for power cables and signal
cables.

I. Affixing Labels to Power Cables

Attach the label for power cables to the identification plate on the cable ties of cables.
The size of the label is the same as that of the identification plate, as shown in Figure
D-1 in millimeter.

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20.0 R10 9.0 R10

9.0 9.0
20.0

Cabling tie Power cable label

Figure D-1 Label for power cable

II. Affixing Labels to Signal Cables

The labels for signal cables are L-shaped and of fixed dimensions, as shown in Figure
D-2 in millimeter.

84.0
8.0
8.0
5.0
5.0
5.0

11.0 10.0

11.0 TO:
1.5

5.0 Dividing line


5.0 0.6

5.0 1.0
8.0
8.0 Dotted line
37.0
2.0

Figure D-2 Label for signal cable

The dividing lines on the label help identify the position of a cable. For example, there is
one between cabinet number and subrack number, and one between subrack number
and slot number A dividing line is 1.5 mm % 0.6 mm in size with color of PANTONE 656c
(light blue).
Fold the label along the dotted line when affixing it to cable. The label size is 1.0 mm %
2.0 mm.
The word "TO:" at the lower right corner of the L-shaped label identifies the opposite
end of the cable to which the label is attached.

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D.2.3 Writing Labels

I. Writing by Hand

Use the black oiliness markers delivered together with the device to write the labels.
Keep the special marker well. In the case that the special marker is lost or unavailable,
use a black ball-pen, although not recommended. When writing with a ball-pen, take
care not to leave the oil on the label, which may contaminate the label and blur the
words.
All labels are made of damp-proof and waterproof materials. Therefore, never use ink
pens.

II. Font

For easy recognition and good looking, the font in handwriting must be alike the
standard typeface as much as possible. The size of the characters depends on the
number of the characters.

III. Direction

Write the label in the direction as shown in Figure D-3.

1-A01-2-A-06
0-B02-1-5-05
TO:

Figure D-3 Writing direction

D.2.4 Affixing Labels

After printing or writing the label, remove the label from the bottom page and affix it to
the signal cable or the identification plate of the power cable. The way of sticking the
two types of labels are given as below.

I. Affixing Label to Power Cables

Remove the label from the bottom page, and affix it to the identification plate on the
cable tie.
Stick the labels to the rectangular flute, and only one side of the identification plate.
Make sure to affix the label on the same side of the identification plate.
Bundle the cable tie 2 cm from the connector on the signal cable. In special cases, for
example, to avoid cable bend or affecting other cables, other positions are allowed.
Bundle cable ties at both ends of a cable. Face all cable ties rightwards and keep the
identification plates on them on the outer side.

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II. Affixing Labels to Signal Cables

To a affix label to the signal cable, perform the following:


1) Stick the label to the proper position on the cable
Normally, labels are affixed 2 cm from the connectors at both ends of the signal
cable. In special cases, the labels are allowed to affix to other places.
The "(4)-Location of label and cable" in Figure D-4 shows the positions of the label
and cable.
Determine the location of the label based on the position of the cable.
Keep the labels in order when laying many cables together.

Cable

Area for
Narrow strip sticking

TO:

DDF-G01-01-01-A

Location of Label with A ready-


label and cable folded strip made label

Figure D-4 Sticking signal cable label

2) Fold the narrow strip of the label and stick it to the back of the label.
Make sure that the adhesive side of the label contacts the central part of the cable.
The direction of the stick side is subject to the actual distribution of the cable.
The label folded is shown as "(2) Label with folded strip" in Figure D-4.
3) Fold up the label along the dotted line and stick together
The label well stuck is shown as "(6) A ready-made Label" in Figure D-4.

D.2.5 Information Carried on Labels

I. Power Cable Labels

Affix labels for power cables only to one side of the identification plates. On the labels,
there is information (the part after the mark "TO:") about the location of the device on
the other end of the cable, like the location of control cabinet, distribution box or power
socket.

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II. Signal Cable Labels

A stuck signal cable label has two sides. Normally, the two sides of the label should
carry information about the location of the port to which the cable is connected, as
shown in Figure D-5. For a multi-end cable, affix labels to both ends.
The information on the labels at both ends should be exactly the same (Except for
some special cables. For example, an alarm box external cable only requires a label be
stuck on the end connected with the first cabinet in the first row, indicating the
equipment using the access terminal).
The information should be filled in as follows:
z Area 1 (with the mark "TO:") contains the location information of the opposite end
of the cable.
z Area 2 contains the location information of local end of the cable.
z Area 3 has been folded up inside the label.

Area2
Area3

Area1 TO:

Figure D-5 Printed parts on the label for signal cable

Figure D-6 shows the label affixed to a signal cable.


Seen from the cabling end of the equipment, the text part of the label is on the right side
of the cable. The side with "TO:" facing outside, carries the location information of the
opposite end. The other side carries the location information of the local end. In other
words, the local information at one end is called the opposite information at the other
end.

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Cable

TO:
DDF-G01-01-01-A

Figure D-6 Appearance of label affixed to signal cable

D.2.6 Remarks

Pay attention to the following:


z Keep the labels clean when printing, writing and affixing labels.
z Do not affix the label to the bends of the cable or locations that may affect the
distribution of the cable.
z Change the location of the engineering label flexibly if its location conflicts with that
of the main label and the assistant label.
z Affix the labels in good order.
z Bundle the cable ties in the same position of power cables, with identification
plates facing the same side.
z Use two-digit figure, 01-99, to express cabinet number (excluding cabinet row
number), subrack number, slot number or cable serial number when the total
number is less than 100. If the number exceeds 100, it should be represented by
three digits or more.

D.3 Engineering Labels for External Alarm Cables


Connect the external alarm cables with the first user cabinet in each row used for power
distribution. Labels affixed to the first cabinet of each row must indicate which
equipment is using the access terminal. Labels are unnecessary on the equipment side
unless otherwise required. In this case, fill Area 1 of the label only. Face this side
outwards. If the customer has special requirement, fill the label as required on site.)
Table D-1 lists the information on the label.

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Table D-1 Information on labels affixed to external cables of alarm box

Content Indication Example


M: The cabinet rows from front to back are numbered
from A to Z
MN: Cabinet
MN N: The cabinet columns from left to right are numbered
number
from 01 to 99.
For example, A01 is the cabinet in row A and column 01.

Generally, the above numbering method is enough to identify the position of a specific
cabinet. If cabinets are installed back to back, the facing direction of the cabinet must
be indicated, and numbering method like MNO (Meaning of MN is the same as that
mentioned above) is used. Here “O” means the direction of the cabinet, which can be
“A” or “B”. On the cable labels described below, this numbering method is used unless
otherwise stated.
The label on the alarm cable carries simple information, and only part of the text area
needs to be filled. It is recommended to keep the label in full length instead of cutting off
the blank part.
Figure D-7 shows a label on the alarm cable, where "A01" indicates that the alarm
cable connects the first cabinet and the cabinet in row A, column 01 in the equipment
room.

A01
TO:

Figure D-7 Label on the alarm cable

D.4 Engineering Labels for Network Cables


I. Application Scope

The labels are applicable to the network port cables connected with boards in the
subrack. Use shielded or unshielded straight through cables.

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II. Information on the Label

Table D-2 shows the information on the label.

Table D-2 Information on labels affixed to network cables

Content Indication Example


MN: Cabinet number For example, A01.
Numbered in bottom-up order with two digits,
B: Subrack number
for example, 01.
MN-B-C-D Numbered in top-down and left-right order with
C: Board slot number
two digits, for example, 01.

D: Network port Number in top-down and left-right order with


number two digits, for example, 01.

MN: Cabinet number For example, B02.


Valid location number of the terminal device on
site.
If the cable is connected to a router in a
MN-Z cabinet, the serial numbers of the cabinet, the
Z: Location number subrack and the network port of the router
should be specified, for example, B02-03-12.
If the cable is connected to the Network
Management System (NMS), specific location
of the NMS should be given.

III. Example

Figure D-8 shows a label on network cable.

A01-03-10-05-
B02-03-12- -
TO:

Figure D-8 Label on network cable

“A01-03-10-05” indicates that the local end of the network cable is connected with
network port 5, slot 10, subrack 3 in the cabinet in row A, column 01 in equipment room.
“B02-03-12” indicates that the opposite end of the network cable is connected with
network port 12, subrack 3 in the cabinet in row B, column 02 in the equipment room.

D.5 Engineering Labels for Optical Fibers


Affix these labels to the optical fibers that connect the optical interfaces on the boards in
a subrack, or on the case-shape equipment.

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There are two types of labels for optical fibers:


z Labels for the fibers that connects the optical interfaces between two devices.
z Labels for the fibers that connects the device with the Optical Distribution Frame
(ODF).

D.5.1 Labels for Optical Fibers between Devices

I. Information on the Label

Table D-3 lists the information on the label.

Table D-3 Information on labels affixed to optical fiber between devices

Content Indication Example


MN: Cabinet number For example, A01.
Numbered in bottom-up order with two
B: Subrack number
digits, for example, 01.

Numbered in top-down and left-right


C: Board slot number
order with two digits, for example, 05.

D: Optical interface Numbered in top-down and left-right


MN-B-C-D-R/T number order with two digits, for example, 05.
When the MTRJ interface is used, each
branch is identified by R or T only when
R: Optical receiving
the MTRJ is divided into single interface
interface
connectors.
T: Optical transmitting
Receiving/transmitting information of
interface
optical signals is not identified on the
MTRJ interface.

MN: Cabinet number


B: Subrack number
C: Board slot number Same as above.

D: Optical interface If the local device and the opposite end


MN-B-C-D-R/T device are not in the same equipment
number
room, the MN can be the name of the
R: Optical receiving device.
interface
T: Optical transmitting
interface

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II. Example

Figure D-9 shows a label on optical fiber connecting two devices.

A01-01-05-05-R
G01-01-01-01-T
TO:

Figure D-9 Label on the optical fiber connecting two devices

“A01-01-05-05-R" indicates that the local end of the optical fiber is connected with
Optical Receiving Interface 05, Slot 5, subrack 01 in the cabinet in row A, column 01 in
the equipment room.
“G01-01-01-01-T” indicates that the opposite end of the optical fiber is connected with
the optical transmitting interface 01, slot 01, subrack 01 in the cabinet in row G, column
01 in the equipment room.

D.5.2 Labels for Optical Fibers Connecting a Device and ODF

I. Meaning of the Label

Table D-4 lists the information on the label.

Table D-4 Information on labels affixed to optical fiber between device and the ODF

Content Indication Example


MN: Cabinet number For example, A01.
Numbered in bottom-up order with two
B: Subrack number
digits, for example, 01.

Numbered in top-down and left-right order


C: Board slot number
with two digits, for example, 05.

D: Optical interface Numbered in top-down and left-right order


MN-B-C-D-R/T number with two digits, for example, 05.
When the MTRJ interface is used, each
branch is identified by R or T only when
R: Optical receiving
the MTRJ is divided into single interface
interface
connectors.
T: Optical
While receiving/transmitting information of
transmitting interface
optical signals is not identified on the
MTRJ interface.

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Content Indication Example


M: The DDF rows from front to back are
numbered from A to Z
MN: Row number
N: The cabinet columns from left to right
and column number
are numbered from 01 to 99.
of ODF
For example, G01 is the ODF in row G and
column 1.
B: Row number of
ODF-MN-B-C terminal
Range from 01 to 99, for example, 01-01.
C: Column number of
terminal
R: Optical receiving
interface Same as those on the other side of the
T: Optical label.
transmitting interface

II. Example

Figure D-10 shows a label on optical fiber connecting device and the ODF.

ODF-G01-01-01-R
A01-01-05-05-R
TO:

Figure D-10 Label on the optical fiber connecting device and ODF

“ODF-G01-01-01-R” indicates that the local end of the optical fiber is connected with
the optical receiving terminal in row 01, column 01 of the ODF in row G, column 01 in
the equipment room.
“A01-01-05-05-R” indicates that the opposite end of the optical fiber is connected with
optical receiving interface 5, slot 05, subrack 01 in the cabinet in row A, column 01 in
the equipment room.

D.6 Engineering Labels for Trunk Cables


There are two types of labels for trunk cables:
z Labels for the trunk cables connecting two devices, such as the trunk board and
built-in transmission unit, or two trunk boards
z Labels for connecting the device and the Digital Distribution Frame (DDF)
The trunk cables include:
z 75 Ω / 120 Ω E1 cables

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z 100 Ω T1 cables
z Clock cables

D.6.1 Labels for a Trunk Cable Connecting Two Devices

I. Information on the Label

Table D-5 lists the information on the label.

Table D-5 Information on labels affixed to the trunk cable between two devices

Content Indication Example


MN: Cabinet number For example, G01.
Numbered in bottom-up order with two
B: Subrack number
MN-B-C-D-R/T digits, for example, 01.
Numbered in top-down and left-right order
C: Board slot number
with two digits, for example, 05.

Numbered in top-down and left-right order


MN-B-C-D-R/T D: Cable number
with two digits, for example, 12.

R: Optical receiving Under the circumstance that multiple


interface signals are transferred in a cable,
MN-B-C-D-R/T receiving/transmitting information of
T: optical signals is not identified at the concentrator
transmitting interface end.

If the local device and the opposite end


device are not in the same equipment
MN-B-C-D-R/T Same as above
room, the MN can be the name of the
device.

II. Example

Figure D-11 shows a label on the trunk cable connecting two devices.

G01-01-05-12-T
D02-01-01-10-R
TO:

Figure D-11 Label on the trunk cable between two devices

“G01-01-05-12-T” indicates that the local end of the trunk cable is connected with the
transmitting terminal of trunk cable 12, slot 05, subrack 01 in the cabinet in row G,
column 01 in the equipment room.

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“D02-01-01-10-R” indicates that the opposite end of the trunk cable is connected with
the receiving terminal of trunk cable 01, slot 01, subrack 01 in cabinet in row D, column
02 in the equipment room.

D.6.2 Labels for a Trunk Cable Connecting a Device and DDF

I. Information on the Label

Table D-6 lists the information on the label.

Table D-6 Information on the label for the trunk cable between a device and DDF

Content Indication Example


MN: Cabinet number For example, A01.
Numbered in bottom-up order with two
B: Subrack number
MN-B-C-D-R/T digits, for example, 03.

Numbered in top-down and left-right order


C: Board slot number
with two digits, for example, 01.
Numbered in top-down and left-right order
D: Cable number
with two digits, for example, 01.

R: Optical receiving Under the circumstance that multiple


MN-B-C-D-R/T signals are transferred in a cable,
interface
receiving/transmitting information of
T: optical transmitting signals is not identified at the
interface concentrator end.
M: The DDF rows from front to back are
numbered from A to Z
MN: Row number
N: The DDF columns from left to right are
and column number
numbered from 01 to 99.
of DDF
DDF-MN-B-C- For example, G01 is the DDF in row G
D/R/T and column 1.

B: Row number of
terminal
Range from 01 to 99, for example, 01-01.
C: Column number of
terminal
This mark is always labeled on the DDF.
A: indicating the DDF terminals are
connected to the optical network
D: Direction A and B
equipment.
B: indicating the DDF terminals are
DDF-MN-B-C-
connected to the switching equipment.
D/R/T
R: Optical receiving If multiple signals are transmitted through
interface a cable, the signals are distributed at the
DDF. Each branch is identified by R or T
T: optical transmitting (If the DDF has been labeled with R/T, the
interface label need not be filled).

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II. Example

Figure D-12 shows a label affixed to the trunk cable connecting device and the DDF.

A01-03-01-01-R

DDF-G01-01-01-AR
TO:

Figure D-12 Label on the trunk cable between device and the DDF

“A01-03-01-01-R” indicates that local end of the trunk cable is connected with the
receiving terminal of trunk cable 01, slot 01, subrack 03 of the cabinet in row A, column
01 in the equipment room.
“DDF-G01-01-01-AR” indicates that the opposite end of the trunk cable is connected
with the receiving terminal in Direction A (connected to optical network equipment) in
row 01, column 01 of the DDF in row G and column 01 in the equipment room.

D.7 Engineering Labels for Power Cables


D.7.1 Labels for DC Power Cables

Affix labels to the protection grounding cables and the DC cables that provide power for
the cabinets, including:
z –48 V cables
z PGND cables
z BGND cables
Attach labels to DC power cables one side of the identification plates on cable ties.

Table D-7 Information on labels affixed to DC power cables

Content Indication

MN(BC) − –48 MN (BC): BC is written right under MN, as shown in Figure D-13.
V1 On the loaded cabinet side, only MN is used to identify the
cabinet.
MN(BC) − –48
V2 On the power distribution equipment side, MN identifies the row
and column numbers of the power distribution equipment like the
MN(BC) control cabinet and distribution box, while BC identifies the row
−BGND and column numbers of the –48 V wiring terminal.
If there is no row number or column number, or the wiring terminal
MN(BC) can be identified without them, BC can be omitted. BGND and
−PGND PGND have no need to identify row and column numbers

The label only carries location information about the opposite-end equipment, the
control cabinet or the distribution box, Information of local end is unnecessary.

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Table D-7 only lists the information of two –48 V power supplies on the label. The
information for other DC voltages (such as 24 V and 60 V) should be given in similar
methods.
Make sure that labels are affixed in correct direction. That is, after the cable ties are
bundled onto the cable, the identification plates with the labels face outwards, and the
text on the labels in the same cabinet runs in the same direction, as shown in Figure
D-13.

TO: TO:
A01- -48V2
B03- -48V2
B08

Label on the cable at the loaded Label on the cable at the power
cabinet side (carrying the information distribution cabinet side (carrying
about the position of the cable at the the information about the position
power distribution cabinet) of the cable on the loaded cabinet)

Figure D-13 Labels on a DC power cable

On the loaded cabinet side, the label marked with “A01/B08-–48 V2” on the cable
indicates that the cable feeds –48 V2 DC supply. This cable is connected to the 8th
wring terminal in the second row of –48 V busbar in the cabinet in row A, and column 1
in the equipment room.
On the distribution box side, the label marked with “B03-–48 V2” indicates that the
cable feeds –48 V2 DC supply. This cable is connected to the loaded cabinet in row B
and column 03 in the equipment room.
In the power distribution cabinet (or the first power cabinet of a row in the transmission
equipment room), every terminal block on the –48 V busbar has a numeric
identification.
For example, in the above label of "A01/B08-–48 V2", "08" (or sometimes "8") is the
numeric identification of the terminal block.
The PGND and the BGND are two copper bars, on which the terminal blocks are
short-circuited, therefore which terminal is connected makes no difference. It is only
necessary to give the row and column of the power distribution cabinet, instead of
giving the specific serial number of the terminal block on the copper bar.
For example, if the label on the loaded cabinet side is “A01-BGND”, it means that the
power cable is a BGND that connects the BGND copper bar in the power distribution
cabinet in row A, column 01 in the equipment room. Information on the labels for PGND
cables should be given in a similar way.

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D.7.2 Labels for AC Power Cables

Affix labels to the protection grounding cables and the AC cables that provide power for
the cabinets, including:
z Power cables
z PGND cables
z BGND cables
Cover the 220V AC cables, related PGND and BGND cables with insulating sheath.
Therefore, the labels only need to contain the words of “AC" and the cabinet number.
Affix labels for DC power cables to one side of the identification plates on cable ties.
Table D-8 lists the information carried on the labels for the AC power cables.

Table D-8 Information on labels affixed to AC power cables

Content Indication
MN: number of the cabinet or the socket where the power is led in.
At the loaded cabinet side, MN is used to identify the cabinet.
At the power socket side, it identifies the socket where the power is led
in. The location of the socket is marked out according to onsite situation.
MN-AC
If the sockets can be identified by row numbers and column numbers,
they can be numbered following the same rule for the cabinets.
If the sockets cannot be identified by rows and columns numbers, specify
the detailed locations to avoid confusion of sockets.

The label only carries location information about the opposite equipment and the power
socket, while information of the local end is not necessary.
Make sure that labels are affixed in correct direction. That is, after the cable ties are
bundled onto the cable, the identification plates with the labels face outwards, and the
text on the labels in the same cabinet are in the same direction, as shown in Figure
D-14.

TO: TO:
A01- AC B01- AC

Label on the cable at the loaded Label on the cable at the power
cabinet side (carrying the information distribution cabinet side (carrying
about the position of the cable at the the information about the position
power distribution cabinet) of the cable on the loaded cabinet)

Figure D-14 Labels on AC power cable

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On the cable in loaded cabinet, the label marked with “A01-AC” indicates that the
power cable is connected to the socket in row A and column 01 in the equipment room.
On the cable in the power distribution cabinet, the label marked with “B01-AC” indicates
that the power cable is connected to the loaded cabinet in row B and column 01 in the
equipment room.

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Appendix E Introduction to Support System

E.1 Introduction to the Support


The support is used to lift the cabinet up for the convenience of cabling. The support is
welded by the steel plates. Use bolts to fasten the cabinet with the slide rail and the
support.
N800 support has four models: three of them are height-adjustable and the other is
height-fixed.
Figure E-1 shows an N800 support.

(6)
(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(1) Upper support (2) Height mark of antistatic floor (3) Lower support
(4)Standby mounting hole (5) Mounting hole to the ground (6) Connection hole for slide rail
Figure E-1 P800 support

Table E-1 lists the height adjustment range of each model.

Table E-1 Height ranges of N800 supports

Type The height of the applicable anti-static floor(mm)


I 210 – 255
II 256 – 345
III 346 – 525

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Type The height of the applicable anti-static floor(mm)


IV Customized (minimum: 100 mm) according to floor height

Note:
The floor height refers to the distance between the upper surface of antistatic floor and
the cement floor.

The heights of the N800 series I, II, III supports are steplessly adjustable within their
respective ranges by moving the upper and lower support up and down.
N800 series IV supports are in fixed height. They are used when the floor is extremely
high or low. The minimum floor height is 100mm.

E.2 Introduction to the Slide Rail


Slide rails are used to connect cabinets and supports. Figure E-2 shows a slide rail.

(2)

(1)

(1) Connection hole for support (2) Connection hole to the cabinet
Figure E-2 External dimensions of a slide rail

E.3 Calculation of Support Quantity


When multiple cabinets are interconnected, the number of supports to be used is twice
that of the cabinets. It is shown in Figure E-3.

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Figure E-3 Installation of N800 supports

E.4 Calculation of Slide Rail Quantity


Each cabinet comes with one set of pallet and slide rail, which are delivered with the
supports. Each set of pallet and slide rail contains:
1) Two slide rails
2) Two side pallets
3) One front pallet
4) One back pallet
Each cabinet needs one front pallet and one back pallet. Each row of cabinets needs
two side pallets, even if there is only one cabinet in a row.

E.5 Introduction to T00 Cabinet Support


Configure two supports for each cabinet.
Figure E-4 shows the special support used for IBM T00 cabinet.

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(1) Support (2) Connection hole to the cabinet (3) Installation hole to the ground
Figure E-4 Support appearance

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Appendix F Environment Requirements for


Equipment Running

F.1 About This Appendix


This chapter introduces the running environment for the equipment, including:
z Site Selection for Equipment Room
z Construction Requirements for Equipment Room
z Requirements for Temperature and Humidity
z Requirements for Indoor Sanitation
z Requirements for Corrosive Gases in Equipment Room
z Requirements for Electromagnetic Environment in Equipment Room
z Requirements for ESD Prevention in Equipment Room
z Requirements for Lightning Proof and Grounding in Equipment Room
z Requirements for Power Supply in Equipment Room

F.2 Site Selection for Equipment Room


The telecom equipment must run in a favorable environment. Its equipment room
should be located at a place free from high temperature, dust, toxic gases, or explosive
materials, and away from great vibration, strong noise or power transformer stations.
During project designing, consider hydrographic, geological, seismic, power supply,
and transportation factors. Select a site that meets the engineering and environmental
requirements for the telecom equipment.
The construction, structure, heating and ventilation, power supply, lighting, and fire
protection of the room must be designed by special construction engineers.
The following must also be considered for the room:
z Environment requirements for the normal operation of network access equipment
z Requirements on industrial, environment protection, fire fighting, and air defense
z Standards and regulations of the local country or region
z Special technical process of telecom building construction
The specific requirements for site selection of equipment room are as follows.
z Keep the site far from pollution sources.
For heavy pollution sources such as the smeltery and coal mine, keep a distance of 5
km.
For medium pollution sources such as the chemical, rubber and galvanization
industrials, keep a distance of 3.7 km.

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For light pollution sources such as packinghouse and tanyard, keep a distance of 2 km.
If these pollution sources cannot be avoided, keep the equipment room in the perennial
upwind direction of the pollution sources. In addition, adopt the high-quality equipment
room or protection product.
z Keep the air vent of the equipment room away from the exhaust of city waste pipes,
big cesspools and sewage treatment tanks. Keep the equipment room in the
positive pressure state lest the corrosive gases enter the equipment room and
erode components and circuit boards.
z Keep the equipment room away from livestock farms. If this requirement cannot be
satisfied, it should be located in the perennial upwind direction of the livestock
farms.
z Keep the equipment room away from dusty areas such as the road or sand field. If
this requirement cannot be satisfied, the windows and doors of the equipment
room must not face the pollution sources.
z Keep the equipment room away from the industrial and heating boilers.
z Locate the equipment room in the second floor or higher. If this cannot be satisfied,
the ground for equipment installation must be at least 600 mm higher than the
maximum local flood stage.
z Keep the equipment room 3.7 km away from the seaside or salt lake. If this
requirement cannot be satisfied, the equipment room must be airtight and use air
conditioner for cooling. In addition, the alkalized soil cannot be used as the
construction material.
z Any livestock room or the fertilizer warehouse cannot be used as the equipment
room.

F.3 Construction Requirements for Equipment Room


Table F-1 lists the construction requirements for the equipment room.

Table F-1 Construction requirements for the equipment room

Item Requirements
The equipment room can accommodate the equipment of
Area
HLR9820.
Net height is the distance between the ceiling and the floor. The
Net height
net height must be longer than 3 m.

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Item Requirements
The floor in the equipment room is semi-conductive and dustproof.
Raised floor is recommended.
Pave the raised floor tightly and solidly. The horizontal tolerance of
each square meter is less than 2 mm.
If no raised floor is available, use static electricity conductive floor
7 10
material, with the volume resistivity of 1.0 x 10 ohm–1.0 x 10
Floor
ohm.
Ground the static electricity conductive floor material or raise floor
so that the static electricity can be conducted. You can connect
them with the grounding unit through the current limiting resistor
and connection line. The resistance of the current limiting resistor
is 1 MΩ.

Load-bearing 2
Larger than 400 kg/m .
capacity

The door of the equipment room is two meters high and one meter
Door and wide. One door is enough.
window Install the door and windows with dustproof plastic tape for seal.
Install the windows with double-layer glass and seal them strictly.

Wall surface Adhere wallpaper to the surface of the wall or apply flat paint to the
processing wall, except the paint easily pulverized.

Use grooves to arrange cables.


The inner face of the groove must be smooth.
Grooves The reserved length and width of the groove, and the number,
position and dimensions of the holes must comply with the
requirements of the arrangement of the transmission equipment.

Avoid running service pipes, drainpipes and storm sewers through


Water pipe the equipment room. Do not set the fire hydrant in the equipment
room, but in the corridor or near the staircase.
Isolate the area where the equipment is installed from the
Internal
equipment room door. The internal partition wall can hold back
partition wall
some dusts, as shown in Figure F-1.
Installation
Install the air conditioner in the position where air from the air
position of the
conditioner is not directed to the equipment.
air conditioner

Other
Avoid the proliferation of fungi mildew to prevent rodents.
requirements

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Air conditioner

Equipment

Internal partition wall

Figure F-1 Internal partition wall inside the equipment room

F.4 Requirements for Temperature and Humidity


Table F-2 gives the specific requirements for temperature and humidity.

Table F-2 Requirements for temperature and humidity

Temperature Relative humidity


Long term Short term Long term Short term
15°C–30°C 0°C–45°C 40%–75% 20%–90%
Note: Before measuring the temperature and humidity, remove the protection
boards in front of and at the back of the cabinet (if any). The measurement point
shall be 1.5 m above the ground and 0.4 m in front of the cabinet.
Short-term running means that the continuous working hours are shorter than 48
and total working days per year are smaller than 15.

To meet the above requirements,


z Use perennial temperature-control device no matter what the local climate is.
z In dry regions, dampen the ground periodically with a wet mop or use a humidifier
to increase the humidity in the equipment room.
z In damp regions, use a dehumidifier to lower the humidity.

F.5 Requirements for Indoor Sanitation


There must be no explosive, conducting, permeability magnetic and corrosive dusts in
the equipment room. Table F-3 lists the requirements for dust concentration in the
equipment room.

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Table F-3 Requirements for dust particles in the equipment room

Mechanical active material Unit Concentration


4
≤3 x 10
Dust particle Particle/m³ (no visible dust accumulated on the
workbench in three days)
The diameter of dust particle is larger than or equal to 5 µm.

To meet the above requirements,


z Apply dustproof materials for ground, wall and ceiling construction.
z Equip the door and windows facing outside with screens. The outer windows must
be dust-proof.
z Clean the equipment room periodically, and clean the air filter quarterly.
z Wear shoe covers and ESD-preventive clothes in the equipment room.

F.6 Requirements for Corrosive Gases in Equipment Room


Besides the dust, the equipment room must be free from corrosive gases, such as SO2,
H2S, NH3. Table F-4 lists the requirements for the corrosive gas concentration.

Table F-4 Requirements for corrosive gas concentration

Chemical active material Unit Concentration


SO2 mg/m³ ≤0.20
H2S mg/m³ ≤0.006
NH3 mg/m³ ≤0.05
Cl2 mg/m³ ≤0.01

To meet the above requirements,


z Locate the equipment room away from the place where the corrosive gas
concentration is high, such as a chemical plant.
z Make sure the air intake vent of the equipment room is in the perennial upwind
direction of the pollution source.
z Isolate the storage batteries from the equipment.
z Seek professional services of air analysis periodically.

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F.7 Requirements for Electromagnetic Environment in


Equipment Room
Table F-5 lists the requirements for electromagnetic environment.

Table F-5 Requirements for electromagnetic environment

Electromagnetic phenomenon Parameter


Frequency (Hz) 50–20000
Low frequency magnetic field
Ampl. A/m (rms) 10–0.025
Frequency (MHz) 0.009–1000
Amplitude modulation RF electric field
Ampl. V/m (rms) 3
Frequency (GHz) 1–20
Pulse modulation RF electric field
Ampl. (V/m (peak)) 3

To meet the above requirements,


z Locate the equipment room away from transformers, high-voltage wires, and
high-current equipment. For example, locate the equipment room 20 m away from
AC transformers, and 50 m away from high-voltage wires.
z Locate the equipment room away from high-power broadcasting transmitter. For
example, locate the equipment room 500 m away from high-power broadcasting
transmitter.
z If there is mobile communication transmitter installed in the communication
building, its interference degree must comply with the relevant standards and
regulations. If necessary, take measures to screen and isolate the interference.
z Do not use portable wireless devices in the equipment room.

F.8 Requirements for ESD Prevention in Equipment Room


The absolute value of electrostatic voltage must be less than 1000 V.
To meet the requirement,
z Popularize the knowledge of ESD prevention.
z Keep the humidity at about 60%RH to reduce the influence of static electricity.
z Use antistatic floor in the equipment room. Personnel in the equipment room must
wear ESD-preventive shoes, work clothes, and wrist strap.

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F.9 Requirements for Lightning Proof and Grounding in


Equipment Room
Table F-6 lists the requirements for lightning proof and grounding.

Table F-6 Requirements for lightning proof and grounding

Items Requirements
Select the reinforced concrete structure for the construction of the
equipment room.
Capital
Install the lightning proof device in the equipment room.
construction
The lightning proof grounding shares the same grounding body
with the protection grounding of the equipment room.
Use a special power transformer for the telecom offices.
Use the metal jacket or steel tube to cover the power cables
before burying them under the ground.
Ground both ends of the metal jacket or steel tube nearby and
properly.
TN-S power
Bury the cable under the ground.
system shall be
Install a gapless zinc oxide arrester to each of the three-phase
adopted.
lines at the low voltage side of the AC power transformer.
Ground nearby and correctly the enclosure of the transformer, the
neutral lines at the low voltage side, and the metal steel tubes of
the power cables that connect with the enclosure of the
transformer.

Do not run the AC/DC power cables in/out the communications


site in overhead mode.
After the low-voltage power cables are led into the equipment
room, install the lightning arrester for the power cables in the AC
voltage stabilizer and the AC power distribution panel (box).
Power cables Ground the arrester nearby and correctly.
leading in the For equipment room in urban areas, install the power supply
communication arrester with the nominal discharging current not less than 20 kA.
s site need to For the equipment room in the suburbs or places with fairly
be equipped frequent lightning strike, install the power supply arrester with the
with lightning nominal discharging current larger than 60 kA.
arrester. For the equipment room in the mountain areas or places with
frequent lightning strike, or in a relatively high building, install the
power supply arrester with the nominal discharging current larger
than 100 kA.
The ground cable of the lightning arrester shall be one meter long
at most.

Connect the DC working ground (positive pole of the –48 V DC


power supply or the negative pole of the 24 V DC power supply)
Grounding of with the indoor collective ground cable nearby. The total ground
DC power cable shall meet the maximum load of the equipment.
distribution The power equipment must have the DC working ground cable,
which can connect the power equipment to the collective ground
cable.

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Items Requirements
Ground all devices and auxiliary devices in the equipment room
properly.
Connect all protection ground cables to the collective protection
grounding bar.
Join all protection ground cables in one equipment room to one
Equipotential
protection grounding bar.
connection
Share the grounding network for the working ground with the
protection ground.
Ground the cabling racks, suspended iron supports, frames or
enclosures, metal ventilation pipe, metal windows and doors
correctly.
Never connect the neutral line of the AC power cable with the
protection ground of any telecom equipment in the equipment
General
room.
requirements
Never install the fuse or switch on the ground cable.
for grounding
Make all ground cables as short as possible, and reduce turns in
the cable route as much as possible.

The grounding resistance must be smaller than one ohm.


Keep the upper end of the grounding body at least 0.7 meters over
Grounding the ground. In cold regions, bury the grounding body below the
resistance frozen ground.
Measure the grounding resistance periodically to ensure effective
grounding.
Do not run the signal cables overhead in the equipment room. All
signal cables must be led into the site below the ground.
Use the cables with metal jacket or put them into the metal pipe if
Routing of
they run out of/into the equipment room.
signal cable
Keep the ground cable of the lightning arrester as short as
possible. Ground the idle lines inside the cable in the equipment
room.

Use the grounding ring or grounding bar for the collective


grounding cable.
Do not use aluminum cables as grounding cables.
Prevent electrification corrosion when connecting different metal
Collective
parts together.
grounding
Use the copper busbar as the collective grounding cable with the
cable 2
cross-sectional area not less than 120 mm , or use the galvanized
flat steel that has the same resistance.
Insulate the collective grounding cable from the reinforcing steel
bars of the building.
Keep the grounding lead-in up to 30 meters long.
Grounding
Use the galvanized flat steel with cross-sectional area of 40 mm ×
lead-in
4 mm or 50 mm × 5 mm.

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F.10 Requirements for Power Supply in Equipment Room


F.10.1 Requirements for AC Power Supply

The AC power supply system consists of mains, Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS)
and electric generator set. It supplies power in an integrated mode. The low-voltage
power supply system uses three-phase five-wire mode or mono-phase three-wire
mode. Table F-7 lists the requirements for the nominal voltage and frequency of the
low-voltage AC.

Table F-7 AC voltage and frequency

Nominal voltage Rated frequency


110/127/220/380(V) 50 Hz

The AC backup power supply is in the same phase with the mains. The UPS–mains
switchover duration must be less than 10 ms. Otherwise, the equipment may be
restarted or reset.
In determining the AC capacity in the equipment room, you need to take the working
current and fault current into account. Each individual must have an independent AC
distribution protection device. The protection switch must be greater than those of the
electricity device.
In designing the DC power supply system, you need to take the maximum payload in
dynamic and static conditions into account. Besides, you need to reserve the margin.
The cabling in the power distribution panel must be figured out based on the maximum
capacity of the supplied power supply payload. In this way, you can decide the type and
size of the conducting wire.
The following lists the specific requirements for the voltage of AC communications
equipment and power equipment:
z For the communications equipment adopts AC power supply, the voltage range is:
rated value-15% to rated value+5%.
z For the power equipment and important buildings, use the AC power supply. The
allowed voltage range is: rated voltage value-15% to rated voltage value+10%.
z The permitted AC frequency fluctuation ranges “frequency±4%”. The sinusoidal
distortion rate of the voltage waveform is smaller than or equal to 5%.
The generator set shall have the following functions:
z automatic power on and off
z automatic recruitment
z remote communication
z remote control
z remote measurement

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z standard interface and communication protocols


The following lists the specific requirements for the AC and DC power cable:
z The AC neutral for communications must use the conducting wire that has the
same cross section as the phase cable.
z Select the DC power feeder according to the long-term payload. If the cross
section exceeds 95 mm2, use the hard bus cable. If there is a great difference
between the recent and long-term payload, make the cabling by stages.
z The conducting wire is fire-resistant. Route the conducting wire according to the
local regulations, and set the low-voltage power distribution room according to the
local regulations, too.
The recommendations for AC power supply are as follows:
Use the voltage-regulator in the following situations:
z When the communications equipment is powered directly by the mains, the power
supply voltage exceeds the rated voltage by –10% to +5%, or the voltage range
allowed for the communications equipment.
z When the communications equipment is not powered directly by the mains, the
mains voltage exceeds the rated voltage by –15% to +10%, or the AC input
voltage range allowed for the DC power equipment.
To ensure the normality of power supply, use the UPS or inverter.
Configure the generator set for the office to ensure the normal communication in case
of mains failure. The capacity of the generator set is greater than or equal to 1.5–2
times of the continuous power supply equipment.
Connect two sets of storage batteries in parallel. There usually is only one set of UPS
battery, and a set of backup UPS battery should be configured. If the inverter or UPS is
used, select the active inverter that can provide the maximum power. A standby inverter
should be configured.

F.10.2 Requirements for DC Power Supply

Place the power equipment near the telecom equipment to make the DC feeder as
short as possible. To reduce the power consumption and installation cost, the loop
voltage drop from the battery port to the equipment port should be smaller than 3.2 V.
Use two or more independent power supply system when the office has heavy traffic or
more than two switching systems.
Configure multiple power supply systems in different floors for the large-scale office.
They supply power respectively to different equipment rooms.
Configure a centralized power room or battery room for the office with medium traffic, or
adopt the distributed power supply mode.
Use the integrated power supply for the office with small traffic. Note to prevent the
corrosive gas released by the battery from eroding the circuit board.

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Table F-8 lists the specifications for the DC power supply.

Table F-8 Specifications for the DC power supply

Item Index
Permitted range of the
–40 V to –57 V
-48V input voltage
DC power capacity to
Greater than 1.5 times of the rated current at least
support the surge current
If the AC input voltage is in the range of 85%–110% of
the rated value, and the load current is in the range of
Regulated voltage
5%–100% of the rated value, the output voltage of the
precision
rectifier is an integer in the range of –46.0 to –56.4 V,
with the regulated voltage precision [ 1%.
Overshoot amplitude of
Integral value of the DC output voltage±5 %
switch on/off
Peak-to-peak noise
≤200 mV
voltage
The recovery time is smaller than 200 ms.
Dynamic response The overshoot is in the range of the integral value of
the DC output voltage±5 %.

The recommendations for DC Power Supply are as follows:


z Adopt the dispersed power supply mode. Use multiple DC power supply systems
and set power equipment in multiple positions.
z Adopt the standard DC power supply system, and set the output voltage of the
communications equipment to fall within the required range.
z Improve the reliability of the AC power supply system, and reduce the storage
batteries. For the small offices, add more storage batteries if it is difficult to
enhance the reliability of the AC power supply system.
z The total capacity of the high-frequency switch rectifier must satisfy the power of
the communication loading and battery charging.
z Configure the backup rectifier modules. If there are no more than 10 active
modules, configure one backup module. If there are more than 10 active modules,
configure one backup module for every 10 active modules.
z Install the storage batteries in two or more groups. The capacity is determined by
the duration when the storage batteries supply power to the load. For most offices,
the batteries should be able to supply power for one hour at least.

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Index

cabling, between PDF and HLR9820 Cabinet, 5-13


A PDF and N68-22, 5-14
appendix PDF and T00, 5-16
about, A-1 checking
communication cable specification, C-1 cabinet, 8-1
engineering label, D-1 cable distribution, 8-1
install cabling racks, A-1 cabinet external cables, 8-2
power cable specification, B-1 cabinet internal cables, 8-2
support system, E-1 power cables and grounding cables, 8-2
Assembling Cabling Ladder, A-9 cabling troughs and cabinets, 8-3
connectors and sockets, 8-2
B labels, 8-3
BAM power supply boards, 8-4
cabling,power and grounding cable, 5-11 power supply to cabinets and subracks, 8-3
connecting with KVM, 6-12 room environment, 8-3
connecting with LAN switch, 6-10 checking environment, 2-4
installing, 4-6 checking packing case, 2-4
board checking, hardware installation, 8-1
connecting each other, 6-11 clock reference source
connecting with LAN switch, 6-10 BITS, 6-21
installing, 4-7 WCKI, 6-21
communication cable
C RJ-45, C-1

cabinet fittings, 7-1 specification, C-1

cabling trunk cable, C-6

BAM, 5-11 configuration

disk array, 5-11 IBM, 4-4

grounding bar, 5-13 Sun Netra20, 4-2

grounding cabinets, 5-12 Sun Netra240, 4-3

KVM, 5-11 connecting

LAN switches, 5-10 between BAM and KVM, 6-12

minicomputer, 5-10, 5-12 between emergency workstation and HUB, 6-10

service subarck, 5-10 between LAN switch and TC, 6-11

TC, 5-10 between LAN switches, 6-9

cabling racks between LAN switches and BAM, 6-10

components, A-2 between LAN switches and service subrack, 6-10

installation, A-1, A-7 between minicomputer and disk array, 6-13

instroduction, A-1 between minicomputers, 6-20

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between minicomputers and LAN switches, 6-17 indoor sanitation, F-5


between minicomputers and TC, 6-20 lightning proof, F-7
between WHSC and WSIU, 6-11 power supply, F-9
clock cables, 6-21 site selection, F-2
external Ethernet cables, 6-25 temperature, F-4
monitoring cables of power distribution box, 6-20 thumidity, F-4
trunk cables, 6-24
connecting cables from WCKI to other boards, 6-23 F
connecting multiple cabinets fan box
N68-22, antistatic floor, 3-10 installing, 4-6
N68-22, cement floor, 3-17
G
D
grounding cable, installing, 5-1
determining installation position
N68-22, cement floor, 3-12 H
N68-22,antistatic floor, 3-1
hardware installation, check, 8-1
T00, antistatic floor, 3-19
HUB
T00, cement floor, 3-24
connecting with emergency workstation, 6-10
disk array
cabling, power and grounding cable, 5-11 I
connecting with minicomputer, 6-13
inspecting goods, 2-8
installing, 4-5
installation of cabling racks, A-1
document for installation, 2-1
installing BAM server, 4-6
drilling holes, 3-4, 3-15
installing boards, 4-7
T00, antistatic floor, 3-20
installing cabinet, 3-9
T00, cement floor, 3-25
N68-22 cabinet, antistatic floor, 3-1
N68-22 cabinet, cement floor, 3-12
E
T00 cabinet, cement floor, 3-24
E1
T00 cabinet,antistatic floor, 3-19
connecting trunk cables, 6-24
installing cabinets, 3-1
tunk cable, C-6
Installing Cabling Trough, A-10
WEPI, 6-22
installing disk array, 4-5
emergency workstation
installing door lintels, 7-2
connecting with HUB, 6-10
installing emergency workstation, 4-7
installing, 4-7
installing expansion bolts, 3-4, 3-15
engineering labels specification, D-1
T00, antistatic floor, 3-21
environment requirement, F-1
T00, cement floor, 3-26
construction requirement, F-3
installing fan Box, 4-6
corrosive gase, F-5
installing front door and back door, 7-4
electromagnetic environment, F-6
installing internal components of cabinets, 4-1
ESD prevention, F-6
installing KVM, 4-5
grounding, F-7
installing LAN switch, 4-6

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installing minicomputers, 4-4 M


installing N68-22 cabinet on antistatic Floor, 3-1
minicomputer
installing N68-22 cabinet on cement floor, 3-12
cabling, power and grounding cable, 5-12
installing side doors, 7-3
connecting with disk array, 6-13
installing signal cable, 6-1
connecting with LAN switch, 6-17
installing supports
connecting with TC, 6-20
N68-22, antistatic floor, 3-5
heartbeat connection, 6-20
T00, antistatic floor, 3-21
installing, 4-4
installing T00 cabinet on antistatic floor, 3-19
installing T00 cabinet on cement floor, 3-24 N
installing TC, 4-6
N68-22
installing, cabinet doors, 7-1
installation,antistatic floor, 3-1
installing, power cables and grounding cables, 5-1

P
J
personnel for installation, 2-2
Jointing Cabling Racks, A-11
power cable connection figure
Sun Netra20, 5-3
K
Sun Netra240, 5-5
KVM
power cable connection figure, IBM, 5-7
cabling, power and grounding cable, 5-11
power cable, installing, 5-1
connecting with BAM, 6-12
power cables
installing, 4-5
specification, B-1
precautions
L
install components, 4-1
label power and grounding cable, 5-1
for Cabinet Components, 6-2 preparation for installation, 2-1
for cables connecting minicomputer and disk array, preparing personnel, 2-2
6-2 preparing technical document, 2-1
for cables connecting minicomputer and LAN preparing tool, 2-3
switch, 6-5 procedure, hardware installation, 1-1
for cables connecting minicomputers, 6-6
for cables connecting service subrack and LAN R
switch, 6-7
restoring antistatic floor
for other cables, 6-8
N68-22, 3-11
making, 6-1
T00, 3-24
LAN switch
cabling, power and grounding cable, 5-10 S
connecting each other, 6-9
signal cable, installing, 6-1
connecting with BAM, 6-10, 6-11
specification
connecting with board, 6-10
communication cable, C-1
connecting with minicomputer, 6-17
engineering lables, D-1
installing, 4-6

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power cables, B-1 testing insulation


support system N68-22, antistatic floor, 3-11
installing, 3-7 N68-22, cement floor, 3-18
introduciton, E-1 T00, antistatic floor, 3-23
T00, cement floor, 3-27
T tool for installation, 2-3

TC
cabling, power and grounding cable, 5-10 U
connecting with LAN switch, 6-11 unpacking, 2-4
connecting with minicomputer, 6-20 carton, 2-7
installing, 4-6 woden case, 2-5

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