SJ-20100823134814-004-ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Cabinet Installation Guide - 299730

ZXA10 C220
xPON Optical Access Convergence

Equipment
Cabinet Installation Guide

Version 1.2.1
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Revision Date
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R1.0
2010-10-30
First Edition
Serial Number: SJ-20100823134814-004
Contents
About This Manual.............................................. i

Declaration of RoHS Compliance ........................ i
Overview ...........................................................1
Device Introduction ........................................................ 1
Device Features ............................................................. 3
External Interfaces ......................................................... 4
Device Configuration ....................................................... 5
Cabinet Configuration.................................................. 5
Shelf Configuration ..................................................... 8
Fan Tray Configuration ................................................ 9
Card List ..................................................................14
Equipment Components..................................................15
Standard Compliance .....................................................16
Technical Specifications ..................................................18
Dimensions and Weight ..............................................18
Environment Requirements .........................................18
Power Supply and Grounding Requirements ..................20
Performance Specifications .............................................20
Installation Preparation .................................. 23

Engineering Documents Preparation .................................23
Tools and Meters Preparation ..........................................23
Installation Environment Check .......................................24
Construction Check ....................................................25
Equipment Room Construction Check...................25
Equipment Room Indoor Environment Check .........25
Power Supply Check...................................................26
Grounding Cable Check ..............................................26
Safety Check ............................................................27
Other Supporting Facilities Check.................................27
Equipment Room Layout.................................................28
Equipment Plane Layout .............................................28
Equipment Room Cabling............................................29

Equipment Unpacking ....................................................30
Unpacking Preparation ...............................................30
Unpacking Flow .........................................................31
Unpacking the Cabinet.......................................32
Unpacking the Shelf ..........................................35
Unpacking Cards ...............................................36
Unpacking Accessories.......................................37
Unpacking Cables..............................................37
Signature for Approval .......................................37
Cabinet Installation......................................... 39
Cabinet Installation Flow ................................................39
Cabinet Installation........................................................40
Base Installation Mode ...............................................40
Base Structure..................................................41
Base Installation Flowchart.................................42
Base Positioning................................................43
Base Installation ...............................................47
Cabinet Fixing ..................................................50
Insulation Test ..................................................52
Leg Installation Mode .................................................53
Leg and Pressure Plate Assembly ........................53
Leg Installation Flowchart ..................................54
Pressure Plate Assembly Positioning ....................55
Expansion Bolt Installation .................................59
Cabinet Fixing ..................................................60
Insulation Test ..................................................61
Connection Between Cabinets .....................................61
Cabinet Connection in Base Installation
Mode....................................................62
Cabinet Connection in Leg Installation Mode .........65
Connecting Adjacent Cabinets.............................69
Top Panel and Top-Side Panel Installation......................71
Decorative Panel Installation ...........................................74
Shelf Installation ...........................................................75
Card Installation............................................................76
Fan Tray Installation ......................................................77
Power Supply Installation ............................... 79

Power Cable and Grounding Cable Introduction..................79
Power Cable and Grounding Cable Installation

Flowchart .............................................................79
Power Input Cables and Protection Grounding Cables .........80
PDU.........................................................................81
PDU Power Cable and Protection Grounding Cable
Installation .......................................................82
Power and Grounding Protection Cables
Preparation.......................................................82
Power Cable and Grounding Cable Installation ...............85
Installation Check ......................................................86
Fan Tray Power System ..................................................87
PDCC Distribution Box ................................................87
PDCC Power Cable Installation.....................................88
Installation Check ......................................................88
3-Core Power Cable ...................................................89
Cable Connection............................................. 91
Overall Cabinet Cabling ..................................................91
Cabling Principles ..........................................................93
Cabling Requirements ................................................93
Cable Binding Requirements........................................94
Maintenance Cables .......................................................96
Local Serial Port Cable................................................96
Network Cable ..........................................................97
75-ohm Unbalanced Cable ..........................................98
Optical Fiber Layout ..................................................... 101
Installation Check ......................................... 103

Overall Inspection........................................................ 103
Cabinet Inspection................................................... 103
Cabling Inspection ................................................... 103
Power Supply Inspection............................................... 104
Power-ON/OFF Inspection ............................................. 104
Inspection Before Power-ON...................................... 105
Power-ON Process ................................................... 105
Power-OFF Process .................................................. 106
Cabinet Maintenance ..................................... 107

Cabinet Front/Back Door Assembling/Disassembling ......... 107
Assembling Cabinet Front/Back Door.......................... 107
Disassembling Cabinet Front/Back Door...................... 108
Dust-Proof Net Disassembling and Cleaning .................... 109
Power Module Routine Maintenance................................ 111
Indoor Cabinet Grounding System

Connection .................................................... 113
Overview.................................................................... 113
Indoor Cabinet Grounding System Connection ................. 113
Grounding for Rack System in Central Equipment
Room............................................................. 114
Grounding for Rack System in Remote-End Equipment
Room............................................................. 116
Grounding Network Requirements ................ 117

Grounding Requirements for Access Network................... 117
Grounding Cable Requirements...................................... 118
Grounding Connections Requirements ............................ 119
Ground Resistance Requirements................................... 119
Station and In-Station Rack Requirements ...................... 120
Ingress and Egress Communication Office (Station) Cable
Requirements...................................................... 120
Lighting Proof Network ................................. 123

Lightning Protection Requirements ................................. 123
Lightning Protection Design........................................... 124
Power Supply Lightning Protection Grounding in a
Central Equipment Room ................................. 124
Power Supply Lightning Protection Grounding in a
Far-End Equipment Room ................................ 125
Terminology .................................................. 127

Terminologies.............................................................. 127
Figures .......................................................... 129

Tables ........................................................... 133
Index ............................................................ 135
Glossary ........................................................ 137
About This Manual

Purpose
The ZXA10 C220 xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment

(ZXA10 C220 for short) is a full-service optical access platform.
It supports the video, data, voice, TDM, and CATV services. The
ZXA10 C220 can be connected with ONUs of medium or larger capacity through various networking technologies.
The ZXA10 C220 device consists of the main control and switching
card, xPON subscriber cards, CES uplink card, and Ethernet uplink
card. It provides large-capacity controllable multicast and high
QoS control.
This manual provides procedures and guidelines that support the
installation of the ZXA10 C220 xPON Optical Access Convergence
Equipment.
Intended
Audience
This document is intended for the installation and debugging engineers.
Prerequisite Skill
and Knowledge
To use this document effectively, users should have a general understanding of network technology. Familiarity with the following
is helpful:
What Is in This
Manual
The ZXA10 C220 system and its various components
Maintenance procedures
Local operating procedures
This manual contains the following chapters:

Chapter
Summary
Chapter 1, Overview
Provides the device introduction,

features, interfaces, configuration,
components, standard compliance,
technical specifications, and
performance specifications.
Chapter 2, Installation
Preparation
Describes the engineering

documents preparation, tools
and meters preparation, installation
environment check, equipment
room layout, and equipment
unpacking.
Chapter 3, Cabinet Installation
Describes the cabinet installation

flow, cabinet installation, decorative
panel installation, shelf installation,
card installation, and fan tray
installation.
Chapter 4, Power Supply

Installation
Describes the power cable and

grounding cable installation flow,
cable details, and fan tray power
supply system.
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Chapter
Summary
Chapter 5, Cable Connection
Describes the overall cabling,

cabling principles, maintenance
cables, and optical fiber layout.
Chapter 6, Installation Check
Describes the overall inspection,

power supply inspection, and
power-ON/OFF inspection.
Chapter 7, Cabinet Maintenance
Describes cabinet front/back

door assembling/disassembling,
dust-proof net disassembling and
cleaning, and power module routine
maintenance.
Appendix A, Indoor Cabinet

Grounding System Connection
Describes the grounding for rack

system in central equipment room
and remote equipment room.
Appendix B, Grounding Network

Requirements
Describes the grounding

requirements for the access
network, grounding cable
requirements, grounding
connection requirements,
grounding resistance requirements,
ingress and egress communication
office (station) cable requirements.
Appendix C, Lighting Proof

Network
Describes the lightning protection

requirements and lightening
protection design.
Appendix D, Terminology
Provides the technical terms for this

manual.
The following documentation is related to this manual:
ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Documentation Guide
ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Feature Description
ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Product Description
ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Hardware Description
ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Configuration Manual (CLI)
ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Configuration Manual (NetNumen)
ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Maintenance Manual
ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Alarm and Notification Message Reference
ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Command Reference (Volume I)
About This Manual
Conventions
ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Command Reference (Volume II)
ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Command Reference (Volume III)
ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Command Reference (Volume IV)
ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Command Reference (Volume V)
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Declaration of RoHS
Compliance
To minimize the environmental impact and take more responsibility to the earth we live, this document shall serve as formal declaration that the ZXA10 C220 manufactured by ZTE CORPORATION
is in compliance with the Directive 2002/95/EC of the European
Parliament - RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) with respect to the following substances:
Lead (Pb)
Mercury (Hg)
Cadmium (Cd)
Hexavalent Chromium (Cr (VI))
PolyBrominated Biphenyls (PBBs)
PolyBrominated Diphenyl Ethers (PBDEs)
The ZXA10 C220 manufactured by ZTE CORPORATION meets

the requirements of EU 2002/95/EC; however, some assemblies
are customized to client specifications. Addition of specialized,
customer-specified materials or processes which do not meet the
requirements of EU 2002/95/EC may negate RoHS compliance of the
assembly. To guarantee compliance of the assembly, the need for
compliant product must be communicated to ZTE CORPORATION in
written form. This declaration is issued based on our current level
of knowledge. Since conditions of use are outside our control, ZTE
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no liability in connection with the use of this information.
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Chapter
Overview
Table of Contents
Device Introduction ............................................................ 1
Device Features ................................................................. 3
External Interfaces ............................................................. 4
Device Configuration ........................................................... 5
Equipment Components .....................................................15
Standard Compliance .........................................................16
Technical Specifications ......................................................18
Performance Specifications .................................................20
Device Introduction
The ZXA10 C220 is a full-service optical access platform, supporting the video, data, voice, TDM, and CATV services. The ZXA10
C220 uses the ZXA10 universal indoor cabinets 19D06H20 and
19D06H22.
Figure 1 shows the outline of the 19D06H20 cabinet.
FIGURE 1 19D06H20 CABINET OUTLINE
Figure 2 shows the outline of the 19D06H22 cabinet.
Chapter 1 Overview
FIGURE 2 19D06H22 CABINET OUTLINE
Device Features
Features
Application
The 19D06H20 and 19D06H22 cabinets have the following features:
Large capacity
Easy installation
Convenient cabling
Complete monitoring functions
High anti-interference capability
Good ventilation
Pleasant appearance
The 19D06H20 and 19D06H22 cabinets are both indoor cabinets

with large capacity. They are intended for areas with high user
density and proper cabinet installation conditions.
External Interfaces
Network
Interfaces
The ZXA10 C220 provides various types of network interfaces to

meet the device uplink requirements.
Supports the following interfaces:
Four GE optical interfaces

Two GE optical interfaces and two 10 Mbps/100 Mbps/1000
Mbps electrical interfaces
Four 10 Mbps/100 Mbps/1000 Mbps electrical interfaces
One 10GE or two 10GE interfaces
Supports up to eight GE, two 10GE, or four 10GE interfaces.
Supports up to two STM-1 interfaces.
Supports up to two 32 E1 interfaces.
Subscriber
Interfaces
The ZXA10 C220 subscriber interfaces are EPON interfaces. They

are used for network uplink. The ZXA10 C220 supports up to 20
EPON interfaces or 12 10G EPON interfaces, and 1280 ONTs.
Management
Interfaces
The ZXA10 C220 control and switching card provides various management and maintenance interfaces to meet the local and remote
maintenance requirements. It provides the CLI and NMS maintenance modes.
Maintenance serial port

The maintenance serial port uses the RJ-45 connector, which
can connect HyperTerminal to perform local serial port maintenance. When the serial port is working, the bit rate is 9600
bps.
Remote maintenance network port

The remote maintenance network port uses the RJ-45 connector. It supports 10 Mbps/100 Mbps self-adaptation and can
connect HyperTerminal to load and debug programs. It can
also connect the remote NM work station to achieve the remote management on the device (out-of-band NM).
In-band NM interface
This interface is a GE optical interface and it connects the service network in the uplink direction and connects the NM work
station externally.
Environment monitoring interface

This interface is connected to the environment monitoring
module through a special cable. It can collect the environment
information, such as temperature, humidity, power voltage,
and smog, sent from the environment monitoring module. In
addition, the system backplane provides the fan monitoring
interface for the convenience of system management and
maintenance.
Chapter 1 Overview
Device Configuration
This section includes the following topics:
Cabinet Configuration
Shelf Configuration
Fan Tray Configuration
Card Configuration
Cabinet Configuration
19D06H20 Cabinet
Figure 3 shows the configuration of a 19D06H20 cabinet.
FIGURE 3 19D06H20 CABINET CONFIGURATION
19D06H22 Cabinet
Figure 4 shows the configuration of a 19D06H22 cabinet.
Chapter 1 Overview
FIGURE 4 19D06H22 CABINET CONFIGURATION
Note:
To ensure ventilation, leave a minimum of 2U free space above the
fan and under the ZXA10 C220 shelf of each unit.
Shelf Configuration
Shelf Structure
The ZXA10 C220 shelf uses a 19-inch 6U (1U = 44.45 mm) plug-in
box.
The shelf consists of the front and back beams, left and right side
panels, and guide rails, as shown in Figure 5. Each shelf has 14
slots, and the gap between slots is 25 mm.
FIGURE 5 6U STANDARD SHELF STRUCTURE
Shelf Configuration
Figure 6 shows the typical configuration for the ZXA10 C220

MB6UN backplane.
Chapter 1 Overview
FIGURE 6 ZXA10 C220 SHELF CONFIGURATION
The shelf consists of the 6U service card area and 1.5U cabling
area.
6U service card area

The service card area is used to insert service cards and control
and switching cards. It has 14 slots.
Slot 7 and slot 8 are for control and switching cards, and
this area is 6U in height.
The other 12 slots are for general line cards, including all
the service cards and uplink cards except the main control
and switching cards and power cards. The line card slots
are 4.5U in height.
1.5U cabling area

This area lies under the line cards and avoids overlapping the
control and switching cards. It is 1.5U in height and used for
cabling, including the network cable, optical fiber, and coaxial
fiber. Cabling brackets are especially designed for trimming
cables connecting different cards.
Fan Tray Configuration

Overview
The TFANP speed-adjustable fan group is installed in the front outlet cabinet of the ZXA10 C220. Figure 7 shows the fan panel.
FIGURE 7 FAN PANEL
Table 1 lists the interfaces on the fan panel.
TABLE 1 INTERFACES ON THE FAN PANEL

Interface
Function
-48 VRTN
-48 V voltage input slot
UPLINK
Uplink interface
LINK
Cascading interface
Fan Power
Connection
The fan power supply uses the 3-core power cable, with one end
connecting the -48 V voltage input slot, and the other end connecting any port of PDCC FAN1FAN5.
Fan Monitoring
Connection
The fan can be monitored through the ZXA10 C220 or CSV. The
CSV can be configured as an accessory. Ignore it if the operator
does not have any requirements for environment monitoring.
The UPLINK interface of the fan is connected to the EDI interface
on the ZXA10 C220 through ZXA10 C220 monitoring, as shown in
Figure 8.
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Chapter 1 Overview
FIGURE 8 C220 MONITORING
Figure 9 shows the ZXA10 C220 monitoring cable connection.

FIGURE 9 ZXA10 C220 MONITORING CABLE CONNECTION
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When the CSV is used to control the fan trays in the cabinet, the fan
trays are cascaded. The uplink interface of the topmost fan tray
is connected with the CSV 485-1 interface. The uplink interface of
the lower-layer fan tray is connected with the link interface of the
upper-layer fan.
In cascading mode, the interface of the fan tray works in 485 interface mode. Handle the S1 and S2 bit switches on the fan tray.
Set S1 to OFF. Select fan IDs for S2, 1 for low, 4 for high, ON for
level 1, and OFF for level 0. When four shelves are cascaded, each
shelf should be configured with different fan IDs. Generally, the
shelf IDs are 0000, 0001, 0010, and 0100 from bottom to top.
Figure 10 shows CSV monitoring.
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Chapter 1 Overview
FIGURE 10 CSV MONITORING
Figure 11 shows the CSV monitoring cable connection.
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FIGURE 11 CSV MONITORING CABLE CONNECTION
Card List
The ZXA10 C220 cards include the main control and switching
cards, uplink cards, subscriber cards, backplanes, and power
cards, as listed in Table 2.
TABLE 2 ZXA10 C220 CARDS
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Type
Name
Description
Main control and

switching cards
GCSD
Type D control and

switching card
Uplink cards
EIG
4-port optical (GE)

Ethernet interface card
EIGF
4-port optical (FE)

EIGT
Time transmission
EIGMF
Optical and electrical

gigabit Ethernet
interface card
EIT1F
Single-port 10G optical

interface card
EIT2F
2-port 10G optical

interface card
CL1A
Single-port STM-1
optical interface circuit
emulation card
CE1B
32-port E1 unbalanced
interface circuit
emulation card
CE1BB
32-port E1 balanced
interface circuit
emulation card
CT1BB
32-port T1 balanced
interface circuit
emulation card
Chapter 1 Overview
Type
Name
Description
Subscriber cards
EPFC
4-port Type C EPON

central office card
EPFCB
4-port Type CB EPON

central office card
EPXS
Asymmetric single-port
10G EPON central office
card
GPFAB
4-port Type AB GPON

central office card
GPFAC
4-port Type AC GPON

central office card
GPFAE
4-port Type AE GPON

central office card
MB6UN
6U back power outlet

backplane
MB6UF
6U front power outlet

backplane
PFR
Back outlet power card
PFF
Front outlet power card
Backplanes
Power cards
Equipment Components
Power Supply
Module
The cabinet directly provides -48 V DC power, when the equipment

room provides -48 V DC power.
The system uses a detectable PERC power distributor, which is
dual-channel -48 V input power distributor and supports simultaneous input of dual-channel -48 V DC power voltage.
Core Control and

Switching Module
The CGSD card performs the ZXA10 C220 system control and exchange functions, including data exchange, TDM switching, system
clock processing, system control software management, protocol
processing software management, inter-card communication, and
overhead processing.
The ZXA10 C220 device is configured with dual GCSD cards running in active/standby mode. The standby GCSD card performs
hot-backup for the active GCSD card.
Service Access
Module
The ZXA10 C220 system provides various types of services,

such as VoIP, IPTV, CATV, and broadband service, through
GPON/EPON/10G EPON or CES access.
Ethernet Uplink
Module
The ZXA10 C220 system provides the EIG, EIGM, and EIT1F cards
for uplink. The uplink interface types and count are determined
by the configured cards.
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Standard Compliance
Table 3 lists the technical standards that the ZXA10 C220 complies
with.
TABLE 3 STANDARD COMPLIANCE
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Code
Standard Name
GB 3378-1982
Subscriber Line Signaling System

for Telephone Automatic Switching
Network
GB 3380-1982
Ringing and Tone for Telephone

Automatic Switching Network
GB 7611-1987
Parameters of Digital Interface

for PCM Systems Over
Telecommunication Network
GB 6879-1995
Performance and Test Methods

of the 30 Channels Pulse Code
Modulation Multiplex Equipment
at 2048 Kbps
GB/T 13997-1992
Technical Requirement for Optical

Line Terminals at 2048 Kbps, 8448
Kbps, 34368 Kbps, 139264 Kbps
GB/T 14760-1993
Measurement Methods of
Transmission Performances
on Optical Fiber Cable
Communication Systems
GB/T 15542-1995
Technical Requirements of
Digital SPC Automatic Telephone
Exchange
GB 191-1990
Packaging - Pictorial Markings for

Handling of Goods
GB 3873-1983
General Specifications for Products

Packaging of Communication
Equipments
GB2423-1989
Basic Environmental Testing

Procedures for Electric and
Electronic Products - General and
Guidance
GB/T4798-1990
Environmental Conditions Existing

in the Application of Electric and
Electronic Products
YDN 020-1996
Technical Specifications for V5.1

Interfaces between the Digital
Local Exchange (LE) and AN
YDN 021-1996

Chapter 1 Overview
Code
Standard Name
YDN 065-1997
General Technical Specifications

of Telephony Switching Equipment
by Ministry of Posts and
Telecommunications
YDN 107-1998
V5.2 Interface Conformance Test

Technical Specifications
YDN 108-1998
V5.2 Interface Conformance Test

ITU-T G0.964

ITU-T G0.965

ITU-T G0.703
Physical/Electrical Characteristics
of Hierarchical Digital Interfaces
ITU-T G0.704
Synchronous Frame Structures

Used at 1544, 6312, 2048, 8448
and 44 736 Kbps Hierarchical
Levels
ITU-T G0.823
The Control of Jitter and Wander

within Digital Networks Which Are
Based on the 2048 Kbps Hierarchy
ITU-T G0.826
Error Performance Parameters

and Objectives for International,
Constant Bit Rate Digital Paths at
or above the Primary Rate
ITU-T G0.960
Access Digital Section for ISDN

Basic Rate Access
ITU-T G0.961
Digital Transmission System on

Metallic Local Lines for ISDN Basic
Rate Access
ITU-T G0.962
Access Digital Section for ISDN

Primary Rate at 2048 Kbps
ITU-T I.430
Basic ISDN Access User-Network

Interface - Layer 1 Specification
ITU-T I.431
Primary Rate User-Network

Interface - Layer 1 Specification
ITU-T Q0.921
ISDN User-Network Interface Data Link Layer Specification
ITU-T Q0.931
ISDN User-Network Interface

Layer 3 Specification for Basic Call
Control
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Code
Standard Name
DGT
AN On-site Trial of V5-interface

Testing Methods
DGT
Technical Specifications for User

AN Equipment
Dimensions and Weight
Environment Requirements
Power Supply and Grounding Requirements
Dimensions and Weight

19D06H20 Cabinet
Dimensions: 2000 mm 600 mm 600 mm (Height Width

Depth)
Weight
19D06H22 Cabinet
Empty cabinet: 106 kg
Full configuration: 250 kg
Dimensions: 2200 mm 600 mm 600 mm (Height Width

Depth)
Weight
ZXA10 C220 Shelf
Empty cabinet: 128 kg
Full configuration: 280 kg
Dimensions: 265.9 mm 482.6 mm 358.5 mm (Height Width

Depth)
Environment Requirements
Temperature and
Humidity
Transportation and storage temperature: -40 to +70

Working environment temperature: -5 to +45
Working environment humidity: 5%95%
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Chapter 1 Overview
Note:
Either too low or too high environment temperature may lead to
abnormal running of the equipment.
Air-conditioner is required in the equipment room. It is forbidden
to place the equipment in any damp site. In southern areas where
the humidity is higher, damp-proof devices should be provided;
while in northern areas where the humidity is lower, antistatic floor
should be provided.
Cleanness
Requirements
Illumination
Cleanness concerns the dust and harmful gases in the air. The
equipment room should meet the following cleanness requirements:
There is no explosive, conductive, magnetic, or corrosive dust.
The density of the dust with a diameter over 5 m should be

no more than 3 104 particles/m3.
There is no corrosive metal or insulation-destructive gas, such

as SO2 or NH3.
The equipment room must be very clean, and the doors and
windows must be sealed.
The equipment room should meet the following illumination requirements:
The equipment room is free from being exposed to direct sunlight to avoid aging and deformity of the circuit cards and other
components.
The average light is from 150 Lx to 200 Lx without flare. Generally , the equipment room is lighted by fluorescence lamps
embedded in the ceiling.
The equipment room should be equipped with emergency

lights.
Air Pressure
Requirements
Working: 70 kPa106 kPa
Air Pollution
Requirements
Do not expose the equipment in corrosive gas (such as sulfureted

hydrogen, sulfur dioxide, and ammonia oxide) and smoke (such
as oil solvent and smoke). Do not smoke in the equipment room.
Electromagnetic
Interference
The field strength cannot exceed 140 dBV/m and the frequency
ranges from 0.01 MHz to 110000 MHz.
Fireproof
The equipment room should meet the following fireproof requirements:
Storage: 70 kPa106 kPa
The paint and decorative materials in the equipment room

should be fireproof.
The through holes in the wall for cables should be filled with
fire retardant materials.
Extinguishers and automatic fire alarm system should be in

place wherever necessary.
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Power Supply and Grounding

Requirements
Power Supply
Requirements
Grounding
Requirements
The power supply requirements are as follows:
The equipment room is equipped with a 220 V AC power supply.

2-core and 3-core sockets are available.
The ZXA10 C220 uses -48 V DC power. The equipment room

should be equipped with an AC/DC power transforming device
to provide working power. The DC power voltage fluctuation is
allowed to range from -57 V to -38 V.
In order to ensure continuous working after the mains power

failure, the corresponding measures should be taken, such as
diesel generator set and storage batteries.
The noise level indices of DC power supply voltages should

meet the technical specifications of the former MPT.
DC power supply must have over-voltage and over-current protection and indications.
The overall cabinet can use the joint grounding or a unified connection with the cabinet earth by connecting the working ground
and the power ground on the power socket of the backplane, and
then connecting with the protection ground at the bottom of the
busbar.
The grounding resistance should be less than 1 ohm.
Power
Consumption
Power consumption of a single shelf (in full configuration): 400 W

Maximum power consumption for a cabinet with four shelves:
1600 W
Performance Specifications
Interface
Specifications
Table 4 lists the interface specifications.

TABLE 4 INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS
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Interface
Interface Specifications
E1 interface
ITU-T G.703, ITU-T G.704
SDH network node interface
ITU-T G.707 (2000)
Optical interfaces for the SDH

equipment and system
ITU-T G.957 (1999.6) Optical

Interfaces of Synchronous Digital
Hierarchy (SDH) Equipment and
System
Ethernet interface
IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3z, IEEE

802.3i, IEEE 802.3x, IEEE Std
802.3ab, IEEE 802.1Q
Chapter 1 Overview
Reliability
Specifications
Interface
Interface Specifications
STM-1
ITU-T G.707 (SDH-frame),

ITU-T G.958 (Automatic
Laser Shutdown), ITU-T G.783
(RSOH+MSOH handling), ITU-T
I.432.1
Cabinet lifetime: 15 years

ZXA10 C220 MTBF: 50000 hours, lifetime: 20 years
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Chapter
Installation Preparation
Table of Contents
Engineering Documents Preparation .....................................23
Tools and Meters Preparation ..............................................23
Installation Environment Check ...........................................24
Equipment Room Layout.....................................................28
Equipment Unpacking ........................................................30
Engineering Documents
Preparation
The following documents are related to the ZXA10 C220:
Purchase contract (duplicate copy) and technical proposals.
Engineering survey report, environment acceptance report,

and installation acceptance report.
Delivery attached documents:

ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Product Information
ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Hardware Description
ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Hardware Installation
Tools and Meters

Preparation
General Tools and
Meters
General tools and meters for installation are as follows:
Tape
Screw driver (straight, cross)
Tweezers
Spanner
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Special Tools and

Meters
Diagonal pliers
Cable peeler
Sharp-nose pliers
Cable clamp
Unpacking pliers
Electric iron
Percussion drill
Extraction tool
Digital multimeter
Thermometer
Programming card
Eraser
Optical power meter
Antistatic wrist strap
Insulated tape
Resistance tester
Band
Torque spanner
Special tools and meters for installation are as follows:
Laptop
Optical connector and pigtail fiber
Optical attenuator
All the tools and meters must be calibrated in advance. The general tools and meters are usually provided by the customer. ZTE
installation engineers usually bring the special tools and meters
with them.
Installation Environment
Check
This topic includes the following:
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Construction Check
Power Supply Check
Grounding Cable Check
Safety Check
Other Supporting Facilities Check
Chapter 2 Installation Preparation
Construction Check
Before indoor cabinet installation, check the equipment room construction and indoor environment.
Equipment Room Construction Check

Check that the equipment room construction meets the following
requirements:
The civil work is complete and the indoor walls are dry.
The equipment room is large enough for holding all cabinets.

The door of the equipment room is greater than 2.2 m in height
and 1 m in width. The space at both the front and back of the
door is more than 1 m. The room height is not less than 3 m.
The load bearing capacity for the equipment floor is more than
450 kg/m2. The bearing capacity for the non-equipment floor
is at least 300 kg/m2.
The equipment room can be installed with the antistatic active

floor. The floor is installed firmly with the horizontal inaccuracy
per square meter less than 2 mm. The grounding and antistatic
measures of the floor meets the requirements.
Air conditioners are used to keep normal temperature and humidity.
No drain pipe passes through the equipment room. The reserved hidden ducts and holes meet the cabling requirements.
The hole size is 400 mm 400 mm. Ducts and troughs should
be damp-proof.
Lighting wires and power cables are grounded and hidden.

Dust-proof measures are taken to protect walls and roof.
The anti-shock level reaches seven.
The lightning-arrester or rod are mounted to avoid lightning

strike. All the metal pipes are grounded at the entrance of the
equipment room.
Equipment Room Indoor Environment Check

Check that the equipment room indoor environment meets the
following requirements:
Operating ambient temperature: -5 to +45
Relative humidity: 10%90%

The temperature and humidity are measured 2 m above the
floor and 0.4 m at the front of the equipment when the equipment is in operation.
Cleanness
Cleanness concerns the dust and harmful gases in the air. The
equipment should be installed in the equipment room where
meets the following cleanness requirements:
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There is no explosive, conductive, magnetic, or corrosive

dust.
The density of the dust with a diameter over 5 m should
be no more than 3 104 particles/m3.
There is no corrosive metal or insulation-destructive gas,
such as SO2 or NH3.
The equipment room should be always kept clean, with
doors and windows tightly sealed.
Power Supply Check

Check that the power supply meets the following requirements:
The equipment room is equipped with 220 V AC power supply

and both two-pin and three-pin sockets are used.
-48 V DC power is provided with the allowed fluctuation range

from -57 V DC to -38 V DC. The DC power supply provides
power-OFF protection measures and the storage batteries are
available for backup.
The cabling routes, quantity, and cabling position of the DC

power cables is compliant with the general regulations of
telecommunication projects. The specifications of the line
conductors applied, the dielectric strength, and the fuse
capacity meet the design requirements.
The power cable employed is one-piece cable without any

joints.
The voltage fluctuation of the mains supply does not exceed

20 V, with the frequency fluctuation no more than 5%, and
the distortion rate of the cable voltage less than 5%.
The cabling of the power supply system is exact, tidy with good
insulation, and reasonable layout.
Note:
If the system has the active/standby power supply, both the power
cables should be connected in correct directions. Once the cable is
connected in a reverse direction, it may cause serious short circuit.
The power cables should be clearly separated from the signal lines
and subscriber lines. In the process of laying out the power cables,
make sure that the feed cables and busbar meet the medium-term
or long-term expansion demands.
Grounding Cable Check

Check that the grounding cables meet the following requirements:
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The cabinet has the protection grounding busbar. All the protection grounding and working cables are connected to the
grounding busbar. Therefore, the protection grounding busbar
is a hybrid busbar for both protection grounding and working
grounding.
The soil type has the greatest effect on the grounding resistance. In an area with poor soil condition, it is recommended
to add the resistance reducer (like acrylamide) around the
grounding stub.
Temperature also affects the grounding resistance. In northern

China, it is recommended to embed stubs deep to reduce the
temperature effect. The grounding stub is made of galvanized
material.
Use electricity-conductive cables with cooper jacket to connect

the grounding stub and equipment. Their cross section areas
is not less than 50 mm2 and the distance should be as short
as possible. If necessary, take corrosive-proof measures for
grounding connectors to lower the resistance.
Safety Check
Check that the equipment room meets the following safety requirements:
The equipment room is equipped with fire extinguishers.
The large equipment room is equipped with the automatic fire

control system.
Flammable or explosive materials are forbidden in the equipment room.
Other Supporting Facilities Check

Based on the contract configuration requirements, check:
Whether the uplink optical interface or electrical interface is

available.
Whether the uplink devices are ready.
Whether the power cables for external power supplies and cabinets are ready.
Whether the ODF, DDF, and MDF have been constructed.
Whether the optical fibers are prepared and whether the optical
fiber connectors match.
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Equipment Room Layout

Equipment Plane Layout
Equipment Room Cabling
Equipment Plane Layout

Equipment room area should be spacious enough for the equipment operation and maintenance.
The space reserved for opening the front and rear door should
be larger than 1 m.
The space between the cabinet side and the wall should not be
less than 0.9 m.
If there are operation buttons on the cabinet side, the space

left should be more than 1 m.
The equipment should also have a passage with more than 1

m wide.
Figure 12 provides a device (with one cabinet) plane layout for

reference.
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FIGURE 12 EQUIPMENT PLANE LAYOUT (TAKING 19D06H22 AS AN

EXAMPLE)
Equipment Room Cabling

Generally, the cabling in the equipment should meet the following
requirements:
Power cables, grounding cables, signal cables, subscriber cables, and optical fibers should be laid separately.
The cables in the same direction should be bound together and

not crossed.
Make the cables to bend a little at their roots and at turnings.

Try not to straighten them to ensure that neither the roots nor
the plugs are given force.
There are horizontal cabling racks between the layers of plug-in

boxes of the cabinet. Meanwhile, there are vertical cabling
troughs at a side of the cabinet. Each cable connected at the
back of each layer in the plug-in box should be laid out along
the horizontal cabling rack, and then along the vertical cabling
troughs.
All cables must be bound with cable ties in the following manner:
The bound cables should be arranged tidily without any obvious

crossings and twists.
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Do not bind the cables too tightly or too loosely.
The spacing between cable ties must be consistent and vary

with the diameters of the bundle, usually three to four times
of it.
Increase or reduce cable ties according to the bundle branches.
The cables should be bound and fixed securely at ends, bends,

and crosses.
Extra parts of the cables should be cut off neatly, without leaving any sharp edges.
Equipment Unpacking
Unpacking Preparation
Unpacking Flow
Unpacking Preparation
Before unpacking, ensure that the equipment room is qualified for
equipment installation. Consider the following guidelines:
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The Equipment room building project is complete.
The equipment room meets the requirements for installing

Telecommunication equipments.
The power supply is already available with adequate power and

sufficient connecting terminals on the power distributor cabinet. It is also equipped with necessary standby power system.
The grounding connection is done according to the relative

standards, by connecting to the ground together, with a
grounding resistance less than 1 ohm. The number of the
connecting terminals on the grounding copper busbar meets
the equipment grounding demand.
Prepare the following tools in advance: large and small Phillips

screwdrivers, large flathead screwdrivers, diagonal pliers, adjustable wrench, diagonal pliers, pliers, sharp nose pliers, insulation plastic tape, wallpaper cutter, electrical knife, marking pen, sharp-nose tweezers, tape, dehydrated alcohol, dust
proof paper, antistatic wrist strap, crowbar, and nail hammer.
Inform the project supervisor and the relevant personnel from

the equipment operator in advance to be sure of their availability upon unpacking. Make sure that there is enough personnel
especially for moving the cabinet.
Unpacking Flow
Figure 13 shows the unpacking flow.
FIGURE 13 UNPACKING FLOW
The ZXA10 C220 should be packed properly to avoid damage from

water and vibration during transportation. Upon equipment arrival
at the installation site, handle it properly and protect it from extreme sunlight and rain.
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Unpacking the Cabinet

Purpose
Procedure
Check whether the cabinet is in a good condition and whether the

cabinet type is correct.
To unpack and check the cabinet, perform the following steps:
1. Count the total number of the goods.
Before unpacking, it is necessary to count the number of the
goods according to the packing list attached to the packing
boxes. It is recommended to keep a record of goods.
2. Unpack the cabinet box.
Be cautious while unpacking the cabinet. Protect the equipment coating and the circuit cards. Wear an antistatic wrist
strap to touch and move the circuit cards and other metal components. When the equipment arrives at the destination with a
considerably different temperature and humidity, do not open
the package until it stays for some time in order to avoid damage to the equipment.
Unpack the box carefully and check the items one by one. Make
sure that the goods are consistent with the order requirements
specified by the contract, shipping list, and packing list. All the
lists of equipment components and their technical documents
should be put in the packing box.
i. Open case 1. Check if the delivery attached documents
and the acceptance report are available. The installation
personnel should read the technical documents, check if
any device is damaged, and then take down the results.
ii. The cabinet is contained in a wooden case. Figure 14 shows
the case body. The cabinet is wrapped by an aluminum foil
bag, and pads are used to protect the edges of the cabinet.
The pads are fixed by adhesive tapes, as shown in Figure
15. Therefore, abide by the following steps to open the
case.
FIGURE 14 WOODEN BOX
1.
2.
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Cover
Body
FIGURE 15 CABINET PACKAGE IN THE BOX
1.
2.
3.
Cabinet
Top Pad
Top Pad
4.
5.
Bottom Pad2
Bottom Pad1
Perform the following steps to open the box.

i. Before unpacking, place the case horizontally upwards. Use
the unpacking pliers or nail claw to remove iron cornerwrappers of the box and the nails in the cover. The unpacking sequence is: Detach the top cover > Remove the
front side plate > Remove the side plates (two sides) >
Remove the back side plate > Remove the foam plates >
Open the moisture-proof plastic film, as shown in Figure
16.
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FIGURE 16 UNPACKING SEQUENCE
1.
2.
3.
4.
Cover
Side Front Panel
Side Panel
Side Rear Panel
5.
6.
7.
Polyfoam Card
Bottom Frame
Plastic Film
Caution:
Open the box carefully to avoid any damage to the cabinet.
ii. Remove the packing material such as foam cushion and
aluminum foil bag on cabinet. Hold the lower part of the
wooden box and pull the cabinet slowly till it is upright.
Then, drag the box out slowly until it stands steady.
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Note:
At least five persons are needed since the cabinet is very
heavy.
iii. Keys required for cabinet are packed in a plastic bag and
hung on the handle of the cabinet front door. Use the keys
to open the front, rear, and side doors, to check whether
there are complete collection of plug-in units in the cabinet. Check cabinet cleanness, scratches, or loosened parts
on the surface. Make sure that the cabinet interior is clean
with reliable socket connection and clear markings. Because the plug-in units are transported with the cabinet,
their reinforcing mode, installation accessories, and reliability should be checked carefully. Close the cabinet door
on completing the cabinet inspection.
Unpacking the Shelf

Purpose
Procedure
Check whether the shelf is in good condition and its type is

matched.
To unpack the shelf, perform the following steps:
1. Place the packed unit on ground and keep its face upwards.
Figure 17 shows the shelf packing box.
FIGURE 17 6U SHELF PACKING BOX
1.
Cover
2.
Body
2. Use a nail hammer to remove nails and corner wrap sheets.

3. Remove the top cover of the packing box.
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Unpacking Cards
Purpose
Check whether the cards are in good condition and their types are
matched.
Procedure
Each card is packed with an antistatic bag (with desiccant inside).

The packed card components are put in a box with foam plates in
the gaps.
Figure 18 shows the packing box.
FIGURE 18 CARD PACKING BOX
1.
2.
Binding Strap
Adhesive Tape
3.
Carton
To unpack cards, perform the following steps:

1. Wear an antistatic strap.
2. Open the packing box, count the cards, and then take the cards
out from the antistatic bags.
3. Check whether the card types are the same as those on the
packing box.
Figure 19 shows the opened card box.
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FIGURE 19 OPENED CARD PACKING BOX
1.
Card Cushion
Unpacking Accessories
To unpack accessories, perform the following steps:
1. Open the plastic bag.
2. Check the specifications and count of the accessories such as
the cable ties, pigtail fibers, and fasteners.
Unpacking Cables
Cables are packed in a carton.
Open the carton, and then check whether the cable types, length,
and connectors meet the configuration requirements in the contract.
Signature for Approval

After unpacking, check the articles according to the configuration
list and packing list. Then, fill in the acceptance list and the acceptance report. Both parties should sign them for confirmation
and each party keeps a copy of them.
If anything is found damaged, wrong, or missing during the unpacking inspection, contact the local ZTE office.
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Chapter
Cabinet Installation
Table of Contents
Cabinet Installation Flow ....................................................39
Cabinet Installation............................................................40
Decorative Panel Installation ...............................................74
Shelf Installation ...............................................................75
Card Installation................................................................76
Fan Tray Installation ..........................................................77
Cabinet Installation Flow

Before installing the cabinet, decide the position to place the cabinet according to the Engineering Survey Report. In case of any
change, discuss with the customer.
Then, decide whether to install the base according to the equipment room floor.
If it is the antistatic floor, install the base, and then fix the
cabinet on the base. This is the base installation mode.
If it is the concrete floor, fix the cabinet directly on the concrete floor with press plate assembly. This is the leg installation mode.
Figure 20 shows the cabinet installation flowchart.
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FIGURE 20 CABINET INSTALLATION FLOWCHART
Cabinet Installation
Base Installation Mode
Leg Installation Mode
Connection Between Cabinets
Top Panel and Top-Side Panel Installation
Base Installation Mode

This section describes how to install the cabinet in base mode. It
includes the following topics:
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Base Structure
Base Installation Flowchart
Base Positioning
Base Installation
Cabinet Fixing
Insulation Test
Chapter 3 Cabinet Installation
Base Structure
Types
The cabinet can be installed on three types of height-adjustable

bases: Type A, Type B, and Type C, as shown in Figure 21. The
holes of these three base types have the same positions and sizes,
but their height adjustment ranges are different.
FIGURE 21 THREE BASE TYPES
1.
2.
Installation Holes
Movable Support
Fixed Support
3.
Height-locking Screw
Figure 21 shows three installation holes at the top of each base

type with 518 mm spacing. Each base has one pair of installation
holes at the bottom to fix the base on the foundation, as shown in
Figure 22.
FIGURE 22 BASE INSTALLATION HOLE
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Height
Adjustment
The three types of the adjustable bases have different height adjustment ranges. As shown in Figure 23, L is the height adjustment
range of the adjustable base, which is the height from the installed
cabinet bottom to the ground. The base height can be adjusted
in steps of 25 mm, together with the cabinet feet adjustment, to
achieve continuous adjustment at each height section.
The height adjustment range L of each base type is as follows:
Type A: 160 mm210 mm
Type B: 210 mm310 mm
Type C: 310 mm510 mm
FIGURE 23 HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT RANGE OF THE ADJUSTABLE BASE
1.
2.
Cabinet
Pressure Plate Assembly
3.
4.
Adjustable Installation Base

Ground
During the project survey, select the type of installation base according to the actual floor height. Each cabinet needs two installation bases.
Base Installation Flowchart

Figure 24 shows the base installation flowchart.
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FIGURE 24 BASE INSTALLATION FLOWCHART
Base Positioning
Overview
Base positioning is to fix the base on the floor in the equipment

room. It consists of two steps: mark and drill.
Mark
According to the reference dimensions, cabinet dimensions, and

the base dimension position given in the engineering plane design
diagram, confirm the installation position of the cabinet, work out
where to fix the cabinet by using a measuring tape, and then draw
them with a ink marker, as shown in Figure 25 and Figure 26.
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FIGURE 25 19D06H20 CABINET BASE POSITIONING
1.
2.
3.
4.
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Adjustable installation base

Drilled hole 14 (M12 expansion
bolt)
Cabinet outline
Front side of cabinet
FIGURE 26 19D06H22 CABINET BASE POSITIONING
1.
2.

Drilled hole 14 (M12 expansion
bolt)
3.
4.
Cabinet outline
Figure 27 and Figure 28 shows the distances between the cabinet

and the walls.
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FIGURE 27 19D06H20 CABINET POSITIONS IN EQUIPMENT ROOM
1.
2.
3.
4.
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Internal Wall
Cabinet Edges
Drilled Hole 14 (M12 Expansion
Bolt)
Front Side of Cabinet
1.
2.
Internal Wall
Cabinet Edges
3.
4.
Drill
Drilled Hole 14 (M12 Expansion

Bolt)
Front Side of Cabinet
Whiling drilling holes, pay attention to the following points:
Use a 14 drill bit to drill the holes at the positions where the
expansion bolt holes are marked.
While drilling holes, keep the drill bit vertical to the ground and
tightly hold the drilling machine.
Keep the depth of holes equal to the length of expansion bush

plus cone. Keep the depths of all holes equal.
While drilling, use a blower to remove dust.
If the floor is too hard and smooth to locate the drill bit, you
can cut a dent at the desired position with the sample drill first
to help locating the drill bit.
Base Installation
Installing
Expansion Bolts
Before installation, use a cleaner to clean the inside and outside

of all the holes, and then measure the space between holes. For
holes with large deviation, it is necessary to reposition and re-drill
the holes.
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Take the gasket and nut out of the expansion bolt. Put the expansion rod and expansion bush vertically in the hole and hammer the
expansion bolt fully into the ground.
The expansion bolt is M12 100, which is attached to the base.
Installing the
Fixed Support
Align the two holes on the bottom of one base in the vertical direction to the expansion bolts, and then fix the base on the foundation
floor firmly, as shown in Figure 29.
FIGURE 29 FIXED SUPPORT INSTALLATION
1.
2.
Fixed support
Expansion bolt M12100
3.
4.
Gasket
Ground
Install the other base in the same way as mentioned above. Screw
down the expansion bolts and nuts, and then fix the fixed support
of the adjustable base on the floor firmly.
The leveling washers are available in the 1 mm and 2 mm specifications. They are used to level the adjustable base, as shown in
Figure 30.
FIGURE 30 LEVELING WASHERS
1.
Installing the
Movable Support
1mm Gasket
2.
2 mm Gasket
After installing the fixed support on the ground, release the bolts
connecting the fixed support with the movable support. Adjust
the height of the movable support to meet the specified height
between the bottom of the cabinet and the ground.
The height between two adjusting holes is 25 mm. Fix the bolts
of the movable support and fixed support firmly after proper adjustments. When tightening the movable support, first tighten the
bolt at Mark A and then at Mark B and C to ensure a firm connection between the movable and fixed supports, as shown in Figure
31.
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FIGURE 31 MOVABLE SUPPORT INSTALLATION
1.
2.
Movable support
Height-locking screw M1230
(with flat gasket and spring gasket)
3.
4.
Fixed support
Ground
Three tightening bolts are used for Type A and Type B bases and
four tightening bolts are used for Type C base, as to increase the
base rigidity, as shown in Figure 32.
FIGURE 32 TYPE C FIXATION
1.
2.
3.
4.
Movable support
Height-locking screw M1230
(with flat gasket and spring gasket)
Fixed support
Ground
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Installed
Adjustable Base
Figure 33 shows the installed adjustable base for a single cabinet.

FIGURE 33 INSTALLED ADJUSTABLE BASE
Cabinet Fixing
Cabinet
Installation
After the adjustable base is installed, put the cabinet on the adjustable base and adjust it to a proper position, as shown in Figure
34.
FIGURE 34 CABINET POSITIONING
1.
2.
Cabinet
Leg
3.
4.

Ground
Turn the four anchor bolts with an adjustable wrench to adjust

the height and verticality of the cabinet. Ensure that the distance
between the bottom of the cabinet and the surface of the conductive floor meet the requirements and the cabinet is vertical to the
ground. The fastening moment of force should be 45 N m.
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Note:
The adjustable range of the anchor bolts on the cabinet is 0 mm25
mm. It cannot exceed 30 mm. Otherwise, it may lower the cabinet
stability.
Cabinet Fixing
After the adjustment mentioned above, lock the four anchors of the
cabinet with four press plates, and then fix the four press plates
on the adjustable cabinet base with four hex bolts, as shown in
Figure 35.
FIGURE 35 CABINET FIXING
1.
2.
3.
4.
Installed Cabinet
Cabinet
Ground
Bolt M12X40 (with flat gasket and
spring gasket)
5.
6.
7.
8.
Insulation washer
Pressure plate
Insulation base plate
Leg
Figure 36 shows the overall appearance of the cabinet installed on

the raised floor.
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FIGURE 36 INSTALLED CABINET
Insulation Test
The base has insulating coats that guarantee insulation against the
floor.
Adjust the multimeter to the resistance range to measure the resistance between the anchor bolt of the cabinet and the expansion
bolt that fixes the base.
If the circuit is in open state, the insulation is qualified.
Otherwise, the cabinet is not insulated. Then, check whether

the insulating pad and plate are installed or the insulating material is ineffective.
After performing the insulation processing, install the cabinet

again and redo the insulation test.
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Leg Installation Mode

This section describes how to install the cabinet in leg mode. It
includes the following topics:
Leg and Pressure Plate Assembly
Leg Installation Flowchart
Pressure Plate Assembly Positioning
Expansion Bolt Installation
Cabinet Fixing
Insulation Test
Leg and Pressure Plate Assembly

Leg Structure
Figure 37 shows the cabinet leg structure.

FIGURE 37 LEG STRUCTURE
1.
2.
3.
Pressure Plate
Assembly
Expansion bolt M12100

Insulation washer
4.
5.
6.
Cabinet
Pressure plate
Cabinet anchor
The pressure plate assembly consists of insulation washer, pressure plate, and insulation plate, as shown in Figure 38.
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FIGURE 38 PRESSURE PLATE ASSEMBLY OUTLINE
1.
2.
Insulation washer
Pressure plate
3.
Leg Installation Flowchart

In leg installation mode, the cabinet is fixed directly on the floor
with expansion bolts and pressure plate, and no base is required.
Figure 39 shows the leg installation flowchart.
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FIGURE 39 LEG INSTALLATION FLOWCHART
Pressure Plate Assembly Positioning

Overview
Pressure plate assembly positioning is to fix the pressure plate

assembly on the floor in the equipment room. It consists of two
steps: mark and drill.
Mark
According to the reference dimensions, cabinet dimensions and

direction given in the engineering plane design diagram, confirm
the installation position of the cabinet, work out where to fix the
cabinet pressure plate by using a measuring tape, and then draw
them with a ink marker, as shown in Figure 40 and Figure 41.
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FIGURE 40 CABINET INSTALLATION HOLE POSITION (19D06H20)
1.
2.
3.
4.
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Drilled hole 14 (with M12 expansion bolt)

Cabinet outline
Cabinet leg position
FIGURE 41 CABINET INSTALLATION HOLE POSITION (19D06H22)
1.
2.
3.
Cabinet edges
Cabinet leg position
Figure 40 and Figure 41 show the relative positions between the

cabinet edge and hole positions. The double-dotted lines in the
figure are the cabinet outlines in a downward view.
Figure 42 and Figure 43 show the distances between the cabinet
and the walls.
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1.
2.
3.
4.
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Internal wall
Cabinet edges
1.
2.
Internal wall
Cabinet edges
3.
4.
Drill

Whiling drilling holes, pay attention to the following points:
Use a 14 drill bit to drill the holes at the positions where the
expansion bolt holes are marked.
While drilling holes, keep the drill bit vertical to the ground and
tightly hold the drilling machine.
Keep the depth of holes equal to the length of expansion bush

plus cone. Keep the depths of all holes equal.
While drilling, use a blower to remove dust.
If the floor is too hard and smooth to locate the drill bit, you
can cut a dent at the desired position with the sample drill first
to help locating the drill bit.
Expansion Bolt Installation

Before installation, use a cleaner to clean the inside and outside
of all the holes, and then measure the space between holes. For
holes with large deviation, it is necessary to reposition and re-drill
the holes.
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Take the gasket and nut out of the expansion bolt. Put the expansion rod and expansion bush vertically in the hole and hammer the
expansion bolt fully into the ground.
The expansion bolt is M12 100, which is attached to the cabinet.
Cabinet Fixing
Leveling
Move the cabinet and place its four anchors at the positions marked
for them. Place a horizontal ruler on the top of the cabinets in
two perpendicular directions to check the horizontal level. If the
cabinet is slanted, adjust the adjustable nuts of the four adjustable
legs of the cabinet to level the cabinet.
Cabinet Fixing
Lock the four pressure plates onto the four anchors of the cabinet,
and install them completely, as shown in Figure 44. Screw down
the nuts of the expansion bolts to fix the cabinet firmly on the floor.
The fastening moment of force should be 45 N m.
FIGURE 44 CABINET FIXING
1.
2.
3.
4.
Installed Cabinet
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Cabinet
Pressure plate assembly
Expansion bolt M12X100
Ground
5.
6.
7.
8.
Pressure plate
Insulation washer
Leg
Figure 45 shows the overall appearance of the cabinet installed on

the floor.
FIGURE 45 INSTALLED CABINET
Insulation Test
Adjust the multimeter to the resistance range to measure the resistance between the anchor bolt of the cabinet and the expansion
bolt that fixes the base.
If the circuit is in open state, the insulation is qualified.
Otherwise, the cabinet is not insulated. Then, check whether

the insulating pad and plate are installed or the insulating material is ineffective.
After performing the insulation processing, install the cabinet

again and redo the insulation test.
Connection Between Cabinets

Cabinet Connection in Base Installation Mode
Cabinet Connection in Leg Installation Mode
Connecting Adjacent Cabinets
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Cabinet Connection in Base Installation Mode

Positioning Two
Cabinets
To install two cabinets in parallel, position them according to the

dimensions shown in Figure 46 and Figure 47.
FIGURE 46 POSITIONING TWO CABINETS IN PARALLEL (19D06H20)
1.
2.
3.
4.
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Wall
Cabinet edges
Cabinet front side
1.
2.
Wall
Cabinet Edges
3.
4.
Positioning
Multi-Cabinets
Drilled Hole 14 (with M12 Expansion Bolt)

Cabinet Edges
Figure 48 and Figure 49 show how to position multiple cabinets in

the equipment room.
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FIGURE 48 POSITIONING MULTI-CABINETS (19D06H20)
1.
2.
3.
4.
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Wall
Cabinet edges
Cabinet front side
1.
2.
Wall
Cabinet Edges
3.
4.
Drilled Hole 14 (with M12 Expansion Bolt)

Cabinet Edges
Cabinet Connection in Leg Installation Mode

Positioning Two
Cabinets
To install two cabinets in parallel, position them according to the

dimensions shown in Figure 50 and Figure 51.
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1.
2.
3.
4.
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Wall
Cabinet edges
Cabinet front side
1.
2.
Wall
Cabinet edges
3.
4.
Positioning
Multi-Cabinets

Cabinet front side
Figure 52 and Figure 53 show how to position multiple cabinets in

the equipment room.
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1.
2.
3.
4.
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Wall
Cabinet edges
Cabinet front side
1.
2.
Wall
Cabinet edges
3.
4.

Cabinet front side
Connecting Adjacent Cabinets

Connection
Requirements
Connection
The cabinet must be installed vertically. The connection should

meet the following requirements:
The horizontal and vertical deviation should not exceed 3 mm.
The main aisle between rows of cabinets must be aligned

straight with an error rate lower than 5 mm.
The adjacent cabinets should be close against each other and

the entire row of cabinets should be on the same plane.
To connect adjacent cabinets in the same row, perform the following steps:
1. Figure 54 shows adjacent cabinet connecting screw and curved
steel plate. Disassemble the curved steel plate (on the rack
top, used for connecting adjacent cabinets), as shown in Figure
55.
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FIGURE 54 SCREW AND CURVED STEEL PLATE
1.
Tightening screw
2.
Curved plate nut
FIGURE 55 DISASSEMBLING CURVED STEEL PLATE
2. Fix the curved steel plate with a tightening screw, as shown in

Figure 56.
FIGURE 56 FIXING CURVED STEEL PLATE
3. Assemble the curved steel plates of the cabinets with bolts

(M812), plain pad, spring pad, and M8 nuts, as shown in
Figure 57.
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FIGURE 57 ADJACENT CABINETS CONNECTION
1.
2.
3.
Bolt (M812)
Spring pad
Plain pad
4.
5.
Curved part
M8 nut
Top Panel and Top-Side Panel

Installation
Install the top panel and the top-side panel according to customer
requirements. Before installing them, ensure that:
Installing the Top

Panel
The cabinet is fixed.
All the cables are installed.
Hardware check and power-ON debugging are complete.
A cabinet is required to be equipped with two top panels, including

a front top panel and a rear top panel. Connect them to the cabinet
top with five M5 12 combination screws, as shown in Figure 58.
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FIGURE 58 INSTALLING THE TOP PANEL
1.
2.
Installing
Top-Side Panels
Combination screw M5 12
Cabinet
3.
Top panel
To install the top-side panels, perform the following steps:

1. Dismantle the angle bracket on the top of the cabinet.
2. Fix the angle bracket along with the top-side panel on the top
of the cabinet.
3. Fasten the top-side panel with the top panel with three M5
12 combination screws.
4. Install the other top-side panels in the same way.
Figure 59 shows how to install the top-side panels.
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FIGURE 59 INSTALLING TOP-SIDE PANELS
1.
2.
3.
Top-side panel
Combination screws M5 12
Angle bracket
4.
5.
Top panel
Cabinet
For a row of multiple cabinets, install all the top panels along with
the top-side panels at the two ends of the row.
Figure 60 shows the multiple cabinets with top panels and top-side
panels installed.
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FIGURE 60 MULTIPLE CABINETS WITH TOP PANELS AND TOP-SIDE PANELS
Decorative Panel Installation

Installing the
Front and Rear
Decorative Panels
Align the connection holes of both the front and the rear decorative
panels with the ones at the cabinet bottom lintels, and then fix
them tightly with screws, as shown in Figure 61.
FIGURE 61 INSTALLING THE FRONT AND REAR DECORATIVE PANELS
1.
2.
Screw
Front decorative panel
3.
Rear decorative panel
For multiple cabinets, install the cabinets one by one after fixing
the front and rear decorative panels of the first cabinet. Figure 62
shows the installed front and rear decorative panels.
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FIGURE 62 INSTALLED FRONT AND REAR DECORATIVE PANEL
Installing Side
Decorative Panels
Align the connection holes of the two side decorative panels with
the holes at the front and the rear decorative panels, and then fix
them tightly with screws, as shown in Figure 63.
FIGURE 63 INSTALLING SIDE DECORATIVE PANELS
1.
2.
Left decorative panel

Screw
3.
Right decorative panel
Figure 64 shows the installed side decorative plates for a single

cabinet.
FIGURE 64 INSTALLED DECORATIVE PANEL
For multiple cabinets in a single row, just install the side decorative
panels.
Shelf Installation
The shelf is packed together with the cabinet. Therefore, it is only
necessary to check whether the screws of the fixed shelves are
tight and whether the connection lines are loosened.
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In case of expansion, the shelf is packed separately and needs to

be installed.
On the two sides of the cabinet front, there are two columns for
installation positioning. In actual installation, place the shelf horizontally on its bracket and push it into the cabinet. Tighten the
M5 14 screw with the floating nut on the column to ensure the
firmness of all the shelves. The shelf can be fixed by four panel
screws, and can be flexibly placed in the cabinet as required.
Figure 65 shows the shelf installation.
FIGURE 65 INSTALLING A SHELF
1.
2.
3.
Floating nut
Combination screw
Shelf
4.
5.
Shelf tray
Rack
Card Installation
Preparation
Card Installation
Before installing a circuit board, do as follows:
Remove sundries from the cabinet and the frame.
Take out the circuit card from the antistatic bag and remove
the moisture-proof bag.
Check whether the circuit card name is the same as that on

the packing list and whether the parts on the circuit card are
damaged or fall off.
Each shelf is installed with a floating grounding reed, so all the

cards use the same grounding cable in the shelf.
To install a card, perform the following steps:
1. Insert the card according to the slot name on the upper and
lower beams of each shelf.
2. Press claspers on the card and push it in until it is latched,
which means the card is in place.
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Caution:
While installing a card, wear antistatic wrist straps.
Dummy Panel
Installation
Because of different configurations, the shelf in each cabinet may

have idle slots. All the idle slots are decorated with standard
dummy panels. The spring reed at the back of the dummy panel
can be used to adjust the tension.
Fan Tray Installation

Install an empty shelf onto the columns of the cabinet. Insert
the fan tray into the empty shelf with captive screws, as shown in
Figure 66.
FIGURE 66 INSTALLING FAN TRAY
1.
2.
3.
Cabinet column
Panel screw
Fan tray
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Chapter
Power Supply
Installation
Table of Contents
Power Cable and Grounding Cable Introduction......................79
Power Cable and Grounding Cable Installation Flowchart .........79
Power Input Cables and Protection Grounding Cables .............80
Fan Tray Power System ......................................................87
Power Cable and Grounding

Cable Introduction
Power cables can be classified into -48 V power input cable and
internal power cable of the cabinet. The grounding cable is the
protection grounding cable for the cabinet.
Power Cable and Grounding

Cable Installation Flowchart
Figure 67 shows the installation flowchart for power and grounding
cables.
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FIGURE 67 INSTALLATION FLOWCHART
Power Input Cables and

Protection Grounding
Cables
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PDU
PDU Power Cable and Protection Grounding Cable Installation
Power and Grounding Protection Cables Preparation
Power Cable and Grounding Cable Installation
Installation Check
Chapter 4 Power Supply Installation
PDU
Dimensions
The dimensions of the 19-inch PDU are 131 mm 482.6 mm

240 mm (Height Width Depth), as shown in Figure 68.
FIGURE 68 19-INCH PDU
1.
2.
Internal Structure
Installation support
Box bottom
3.
Cover
Figure 69 shows the internal structure of the PDU.

FIGURE 69 PDU INTERNAL STRUCTURE
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Connection terminal
Centralize short connection part
50A single-polarity small-scale
breaker
Short connection part
2-Core transfer terminal sub-unit
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PDU Power Cable and Protection

Grounding Cable Installation
Power cables can be classified into -48 V power input cable and
internal power cable of the cabinet. The power distributor leads in
two channels of -48 V DC power and then branches out eight channels of power for shelves inside the cabinet (generally, 6 channels
are used).
Figure 70 shows the power distributor cabling.
FIGURE 70 POWER DISTRIBUTOR CABLING
Power and Grounding Protection

Cables Preparation
Cable Structure
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Figure 71 shows the power cable structure.
FIGURE 71 POWER CABLE STRUCTURE
Figure 72 shows the structure of the protection grounding cable.

FIGURE 72 PROTECTION GROUNDING CABLE STRUCTURE
Preparation
Perform the following steps to prepare power cables and protection

grounding cables:
1. According to the on-site conditions, prepare one black nonflammable power cable, one blue non-flammable power cable, and one yellow-green non-flammable strand conductor of
proper length and specifications.
2. Peel both ends of every conductor and put on a corresponding
heat-shrinkable tube at each end. Select corresponding connection terminals. Use the special tool to cramp the connection
terminals and shrink the heat-shrinkable tube. Table 5 lists the
length and dimensions of the heat-shrinkable tubes.
TABLE 5 RELATIONS AMONG PEEL LENGTH, HEAT-SHRINKABLE TUBE,
AND SECTIONAL AREA
S/
N
Conductor Sectional
Area
Peel
Length
Heat-Shrinkable
Tube (Inner
Diameter Length)
Connector
Type
Screw
Type
6 mm2
6 mm
Inner Diameter = 8.0

mm 20 mm
TNR5.
5-6
M6
10 mm2
8 mm

mm 20 mm
TNR8-8
M8
16 mm2
10
mm

mm 30 mm
TNR1
4-8
M8
25 mm2
12
mm

mm 30 mm
TNR2
2-10
M10
35 mm2
14
mm

mm 30 mm
TNR3
8-10
M10
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Note:
Table 5 provides only the connection terminal types that match
the power distributor. The connection terminals that connect
the DC power distributor in the equipment room should be selected as required and installed in the same manner as mentioned above.
3. Make labels.
The cable name, cable length, opposite position that the cable
connects should be marked on the label, as shown in Table 6.
Paste the label at the middle of the cable when the cable length
does not exceed 1 m. Otherwise, past it at the position about
30 cm away from end A or B.
TABLE 6 LABEL SPECIFICATIONS
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Cable
Name
Length
Opposite
Position
Description
6KP/2
Actual cable
length
N/A
6 mm2 black power

cable 2
6YGP/
2
Actual cable
length
N/A
6 mm2 yellow-green
power cable 2
6RP/2
Actual cable
length
N/A
6 mm2 red power

cable 2
10KP/
2
Actual cable
length
N/A
10 mm2 black power

cable 2
10YGP/2
Actual cable
length
N/A
10 mm2 yellow-green
power cable 2
10RP/
2
Actual cable
length
N/A
10 mm2 red power

cable 2
16KP/
2
Actual cable
length
Connecting
position of the
DC distributor
cabinet
16 mm2 black power

cable 2
16BP/
2
Actual cable
length
Connecting
position of the
DC distributor
cabinet
16 mm2 blue power

cable 2
16RP/
2
Actual cable
length
Connecting
position of the
DC distributor
cabinet
16 mm2 red power

cable 2
25KP/
2
Actual cable
length
Connecting
position of the
DC distributor
cabinet
25 mm2 black power

cable 2
Cable
Name
Length
Opposite
Position
Description
25YGP/2
Actual cable
length
Connecting
position of the
DC distributor
cabinet
25 mm2 yellow-green
power cable 2
25RP/
2
Actual cable
length
Connecting
position of the
DC distributor
cabinet
25 mm2 red power

cable 2
35KP/
2
Actual cable
length
Connecting
position of the
DC distributor
cabinet
35 mm2 black power

cable 2
35YGP/2
Actual cable
length
Connecting
position of the
DC distributor
cabinet
35 mm2 yellow-green
power cable 2
35RP/
2
Actual cable
length
Connecting
position of the
DC distributor
cabinet
35 mm2 red power

cable 2
4. Check the cables for possible damages. Check whether the

terminals are connected properly and whether the labels are
correct.
Power Cable and Grounding Cable

Installation
Installation
Requirements
Cable installation should meet the following requirements:
The power cables should be laid according to the design drawing.
The cables should be laid on the cabling trough straightly,

closely and tightly, without crosses or unevenness.
The AC and DC cables should be laid separately.
The power and grounding cables should be bound separately

from other cables in the cabinet, or spaced more than 150 mm
out of the cabinet.
The primary power supply should be connected to the cabinet

power supply terminals with correct positive and negative connections.
The mains cables should be turned roundly and smoothly. The

turn radius of the plastic jacket power cables or other soft cables cannot be less than 6 times of the cable outer diameters.
The slotted lug of the power cables should be welded or

cramped securely and tightly.
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The power cables should be labeled at both ends, indicating

the usage and direction.
All the cable ties should face the same direction and an even
spacing of 60 mm should be kept between them.
After the cables are bounded, cut belt from the root smoothly.
Note:
The internal connections from the power distributor to the cabinet
busbar are complete before delivery. No on-site installation is required.
Installation Steps
Before installation, first turn OFF the three power supply output
switches on the front panel of the power distributor. Then, perform
the following steps:
1. Connect the two-channel -48 V power cords to the corresponding terminals on the power distributor and the DC distributor
cabinet in the equipment room. The -48 V cable is blue and
the -48 V GND cable is black. Inverse connection is forbidden.
2. Lead the protection grounding cable out of the grounding bar
in the equipment room.
3. Use a yellow-green grounding cable to connect the grounding
bar in the equipment room and the terminal PE on the power
distributor.
4. Label the power and grounding cables to indicate the usage
and directions. Use two labels at both ends of each cable. The
labels indicate the local equipment name and opposite equipment name. Paste labels 2 cm to 3 cm away from cable connectors.
Installation Check
After installing the power cables and grounding cables, turn ON the
air switch on the power distribution cabinet in the equipment room.
Use a multimeter to measure the voltage of the power distributor.
Connect the red probe of the multimeter to terminal 1 (silkscreen: -48 V (I)) and the black probe to terminal 4 (silkscreen: -48 V (VRTN)). If the voltage displayed on the multimeter is -48 V, it indicates that the first channel of -48 V power
supply is led in properly.
Connect the red probe to terminal 4 (silk-screen: -48 V

(VRTN)) and the black probe to terminal 1 (silk-screen: -48
V (I)). If the voltage displayed on the multimeter is 48 V, it
indicates that the first channel of -48 V power supply is led in
properly.
Measure the second channel of -48 V power supply in the same

way to check whether it is normal.
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Fan Tray Power System

PDCC Distribution Box
PDCC Power Cable Installation
Installation Check
3-Core Power Cable
PDCC Distribution Box

Figure 73 shows the PDCC distribution box, which is a fan power
distribution box. It is 1 U in height and provides power supply
for four fan trays and the front-outlet CSV. The distribution box is
installed at the bottom of the front-outlet cabinet.
FIGURE 73 PDCC DISTRIBUTION BOX
Note:
CSV is configured as an accessory. Ignore it if the operator does
not have any requirements for environment monitoring.
The front two power input ports of PDCC is the same as those of
the ZXA10 C220 power supply. They are connected with the PDU
output ports and use the first one of the two air switches on the
cabinet respectively. The distribution box shares one air switch
with the ZXA10 C220 shelf on the uppermost of the cabinet. The
interface connection mode is the same as that of the ZXA10 C220.
The rear six green interfaces are used for expansion to provide the
power supply for the fan tray.
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PDCC Power Cable Installation

Figure 74 shows the PDCC power cable connection. The front two
power input ports of PDCC is the same as those of the ZXA10 C220
power supply. They are connected with the PDU output ports and
use the first one of the two air switches on the cabinet respectively.
The distribution box shares one air switch with the ZXA10 C220
shelf on the uppermost of the cabinet. The interface connection
mode is the same as that of the ZXA10 C220.
FIGURE 74 PDCC POWER CABLE INSTALLATION
Table 7 lists the interfaces on the PDCC power distribution box.

TABLE 7 INTERFACES ON THE PDCC POWER DISTRIBUTION BOX
Interface
Function
-48 VRTN
-48 V voltage input slot, which is

divided into two channels: -48 V1
and -48 V2
FAN1FAN5
Fan power supply output interface,

used to supply power to the fan
tray
CSV
Power supply output interface for

environment monitoring device,
used to supply power for the
environment monitoring device
ALM
Alarm interface, connected with

ReserveIn1 of CSV
Installation Check
After the fan power cables are installed, power ON the power distributor.
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If the fan runs properly, it indicates that the installation is successful.
If the fan fails to run properly, check the connection of the

power cables for possible inverse or wrong connection.
Note:
After power-ON, the fan tray should be in air exhaust state rather
than air intake state. If it is in air intake state, the fan tray needs
to be installed reversely.
The air intake/outake of the fan tray cannot be blocked.
3-Core Power Cable

Power Cable
Structure
Figure 75 shows the structure of the 3-core power cable.

FIGURE 75 POWER CABLE STRUCTURE
Connection
Wiring Relations
End A of the power cable connects the power socket of the PFR
panel. End B connects the power distributor.
Table 8 shows the wiring relations of the power cables.
TABLE 8 WIRING RELATIONS
End A
End B
Conductor Jacket
Color
Blue
Black
Short-circuit between
2 and 3 of End A
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90
Chapter
Cable Connection
Table of Contents
Overall Cabinet Cabling ......................................................91
Cabling Principles ..............................................................93
Maintenance Cables ...........................................................96
Optical Fiber Layout ......................................................... 101
Overall Cabinet Cabling

The overall cabinet cabling involves the connections of all cables
except the power cables and grounding cables.
The ZXA10 C220 has two types of cabinets: 19D06H20 and
19D06H22. In each configuration, there is no master or slave
shelf, and no cascading between shelves. Therefore, here takes
an example of a single-shelf cabling to show the whole cabinet
cabling. Figure 76 shows the cabling diagram.
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FIGURE 76 OVERALL CABINET CABLING
Table 9 describes the cables.
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Chapter 5 Cable Connection
TABLE 9 CABINET CABLE DESCRIPTION

S/N
Cable Name
Cable End Direction

End A
End B
14
Subscriber
optical fiber
EPON port (SC/PC) on

the EPFC card
Optical splitter
Uplink optical
fiber
XFP optical module

interface (LC/PC) on
the uplink Ethernet
card or CL1A card
Ethernet switch or
SDH device
Clock output
cable
Clock output port on

the GCSA card
Clock input port

on the lower-layer
device
Clock input
cable
External clock input

port on the GCSA card
Clock output port

on the upper-layer
device
8, 9
75 nonbalance BNC
cable
E1 interface on the
CE1B card
E1 device
1013
Uplink Ethernet
twisted-pair
cable
Electrical Ethernet
interface on the uplink
Ethernet card
Ethernet switch
Cabling Principles
This topic includes the following:
Cabling Requirements
Cable Binding Requirements
Cabling Requirements
The cabling requirements are as follows:
The cable specifications, quantity, and types should meet the

construction design and contract requirements.
The cables have no physical damage. The quality certificates,

such as ex-factory record and quality warranty, are provided.
The specifications, quantity, routing direction, and layout position of the cables should comply with the construction design.
The cabling length of each cable depends on the specific position.
The cable laid should have no breakage or connector anywhere

along it.
The subscriber cables should be laid separately from power

cables.
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Each cable should run straight in the duct and run smoothly at
each corner. If the outer diameter of a cable does not exceed
12 mm, the bending radius should not be less than 60 mm. If
the outer diameter is more than 12 mm, the bending radius
should be at least 10 times the outer diameter.
The cables should be straight and smooth in the ducts, without

exceeding the duct or blocking other inlets/outlets. The cables
should be bound and fixed at the exit parts or turn parts.
When optical fibers, cables, power cables, and grounding cables run in the same duct, they should not overlap each other.
If a cable is too long, coil it in the middle of the cabling rack
and do not put it above any other cable.
When laying the tail fiber, try best to avoid turns. It should
be bound with appropriate force. When laying optical fibers
on the cabling rack, try to avoid bending, and bind them with
proper tightness. When routed along the cabling rack, the optical cables should be separated from other cables. Never mix
optical cables with other cables, or load other cables on optical
fibers. Optical cables should wear protective rubber tube. Coil
and bind redundant fibers on the top/bottom of the cabinet free
from easy access. Tail fiber should be handled carefully since
it might be easily broken.
The bending radius of the fiber connection lines in troughs

should not be smaller than 38 mm40 mm, and the fiber connection lines bound in troughs should be kept straight and free
from twists.
The exposed part of the soft optical fibers in the cabling rack
and trough, as well as the part of the soft optical fibers at turns
where the fibers go out of and go into the cabinet and cabling
rack, should be protected and fixed with proper tightness.
Both ends of a cable should be marked in a concise and clear

manner to facilitate maintenance.
Cable Binding Requirements

The power cables nearby the sockets should be bound in order. Do
not leave the power cables inter-twined. Bind the binding tapes,
as shown in Figure 77. Each column of power cables should be
placed in the same height. Keep the power cables smooth and
vertical to the ground.
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FIGURE 77 BINDING TAPE
Use cable straps of different specifications for different situations.

Avoid connecting two or more cable straps or binding them together. Otherwise, the binding strength may be reduced. After a
cable strap is bound, cut its excessive part neatly so that the joint
does not have a sharp point.
As shown in Figure 78, the two binding modes marked with
are correct, while those marked with are wrong.
FIGURE 78 BINDING MODES
In a finished cable bundle, the space between two cable straps

should be 3 to 4 times the cable bundle diameter, as shown in
Figure 79.
FIGURE 79 BUNDLED CABLES
At the turn of a cable bundle, bind the cable straps at places

marked with "", as shown in Figure 80, to avoid breaking the
cable cores at the turn because of too much stress.
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FIGURE 80 BUNDLED CABLES WITH TURNS
Figure 81 shows how cables should be laid within a rack.

FIGURE 81 IN-RACK CABLE LAYOUT
Maintenance Cables
Local Serial Port Cable
Network Cable
75-ohm Unbalanced Cable
Local Serial Port Cable
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Overview
The serial port cable is used to connect the serial port of the local
maintenance console host to the console port the ZXA10 C220
main control and switching card.
Cable Structure
Figure 82 shows the structure of the local serial port cable. End A
is an RJ45 connector. End B is a DB9 serial port interface.
FIGURE 82 CABLE STRUCTURE
Wiring Relations
Table 10 lists the wiring relations of the serial port cables.

TABLE 10 WIRING RELATIONS OF LOCAL SERIAL PORT CABLES
End A: Connecting CONSOLE
Port on Control and Switching
Card
End B: Connecting Local

Maintenance Console Port
Other pins are empty.
Network Cable
Overview
The front panel on the control and switching card provides the Ethernet interface (interface Q), which is connected with the maintenance console (or Ethernet switch or other network devices)
through the network cable. The maintenance interface manages
the ZXA10 C220 in out-of-band NM mode.
During network cable layout, if the cable length is not long enough,
choose a cable in appropriate length. Meanwhile, try to avoid too
many turns and bind the cables in appropriate tension.
Network Cable
Structure
The two ends of a network cable are RJ45 connectors. The cable
type is CAT5. Figure 83 shows the cable structure.
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FIGURE 83 NETWORK CABLE STRUCTURE
Network Cable
Relations
Table 11 lists the relations of the core wires.

TABLE 11 RELATIONS OF CORE WIRES
End A
End B
Signal
Definition
RJ45_1
RJ45_3 (crossover)
TPOP
RJ45_1 (straight-through)
RJ45_2
RJ45_6 (crossover)
TPON
RJ45_3
RJ45_1 (crossover)
TPIP
RJ45_6
RJ45_2 (crossover)
TPIN
The network cable length cannot exceed 100 meters.
75-ohm Unbalanced Cable

The 75-ohm unbalanced cable is used on the CE1B card.
Figure 84 and Figure 85 show the 75-ohm unbalanced cable..
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FIGURE 84 75-OHM UNBALANCED CABLE1
FIGURE 85 75-OHM UNBALANCED CABLE2
Table 12 lists the layout requirements for the 75-ohm unbalanced

cable.
TABLE 12 LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS FOR 75-OHM UNBALANCED CABLE
Signal
Name
E1
Line
Signal
E1
Line Number and

Corresponding Signal
End A
End B
Signal
Definition
X91_1, 2
75-ohm
connector
R1
X91_3, 4
75-ohm
connector
T1
X91_5, 6
75-ohm
connector
R2
Connector Requirement
End A is
a mini
coaxial
connector
and the
connector type
at End B
depends
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Signal
Name
100
Line
Signal
Line Number and

End A
End B
Signal
Definition
X91_7, 8
75-ohm
connector
T2
X91_9,
10
75-ohm
connector
R3
X91_11,
12
75-ohm
connector
T3
X91_13,
14
75-ohm
connector
R4
X91_15,
16
75-ohm
connector
T4
X91_17,
18
75-ohm
connector
R5
X91_19,
20
75-ohm
connector
T5
X91_21,
22
75-ohm
connector
R6
X91_23,
24
75-ohm
connector
T6
X91_25,
26
75-ohm
connector
R7
X91_27,
28
75-ohm
connector
T7
X91_29,
30
75-ohm
connector
R8
X91_31,
32
75-ohm
connector
T8
X90_1, 2
75-ohm
connector
R9
X90_3, 4
75-ohm
connector
T9
X90_5, 6
75-ohm
connector
R10
X90_7, 8
75-ohm
connector
T10
X90_9,
10
75-ohm
connector
R11
X90_11,
12
75-ohm
connector
T11
on the
equipment.
Signal
Name
Line
Signal
Line Number and

End A
End B
Signal
Definition
X90_13,
14
75-ohm
connector
R12
X90_15,
16
75-ohm
connector
T12
X90_17,
18
75-ohm
connector
R13
X90_19,
20
75-ohm
connector
T13
X90_21,
22
75-ohm
connector
R14
X90_23,
24
75-ohm
connector
T14
X90_25,
26
75-ohm
connector
R15
X90_27,
28
75-ohm
connector
T15
X90_29,
30
75-ohm
connector
R16
X90_31,
32
75-ohm
connector
T16
Optical Fiber Layout

The optical fiber can be laid out as follows:
The optical fiber can be directly routed into the cabinet through
upward or downward cabling.
The pigtail can be introduced into the cabinet through the ODF.
Each pigtail needs to be labelled to identify the receiving and
sending optical ports.
When laying pigtail fibers, do as follows:
Make sure that there are no twists and bind the pigtail fibers
appropriately.
Make sure that no other cables are laid on the optical fibers.
Protect optical fiber with protection tubes if necessary.
Make sure that the positioning pin on the connector is suitable

for the positioning slot on the coupler.
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Chapter
Installation Check
Table of Contents
Overall Inspection ........................................................... 103
Power Supply Inspection .................................................. 104
Power-ON/OFF Inspection ................................................. 104
Overall Inspection
Cabinet Inspection
Cabling Inspection
Cabinet Inspection
Cabinet inspection includes the following aspects:
Check that the vertical deviation of the cabinets does not exceed 3 mm, the front of the cabinet is not less than 1 m away
from the opposite wall while the sides of it is more than 0.9 m
away from the walls.
Ensure that all the front, back, and side doors have been installed and all the screws have been tightened. Ensure that no
parts of the cabinet fall off or are damaged. Cable connection
should be intact.
Place the cabinet closely to the next one at the same level when
they are arranged side by side.
Ensure that all the cabinets are installed steady and neatly with
consistent gap between rows and both ends.
Ensure that the cabinet should be clean without spots on the

cabinet. Keep the whole cabinet clean and free of dust.
Cabling Inspection
Power Cables and
Grounding Cables
Make sure that all the following power cables, grounding cables
are tightly connected with correct polarity and reliable contact:
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Cable Connections
Inside Modules
Subscriber Cables,
Trunk Cables, and
Optical Fibers
The cables leading out from the primary power supply to the
power distributor of the cabinet
The cables connecting the power distributor to the busbars
The cables leading out from the busbars to the power sockets
on the backplanes
Check cable connections inside modules as follows:
Check whether the cable is connected properly or the connector

is loose.
Check whether the cables are correctly bound and the space
between the binding buckles is proper.
Check the subscriber cables, trunk cables, and optical fibers as

follows:
Ensure that all the cables are loose at turnings.
Ensure that the cables are laid out straightly and smoothly.
Ensure that the cables in the rack are not crossed over and all
the cables are bound without any damage to exterior jackets.
Ensure that enough margin is reserved for the cables at various

positions. The cable ties should be trimmed neatly without
exposure of any sharp end or overlapped cable ties.
Power Supply Inspection

Shelf Power
Supply Inspection
Card Power Supply

Inspection
The shelf power supply inspection involves the following aspects:
Use a multimeter to measure the voltage of the shelf power

cable and check whether the voltage meets the power supply
requirements.
Power ON the power card to check the power supply status.
Check the power supply status on the backplane.
To check the card power supply, insert the card, turn ON the power,
and then check whether the power supply is normal.
Power-ON/OFF Inspection
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Inspection Before Power-ON
Power-ON Process
Power-OFF Process
Chapter 6 Installation Check
Inspection Before Power-ON

Overview
When the equipment installation is complete, power ON and debug

the equipment. Before power-ON, check the external and internal
status of the equipment.
Temperature,
Humidity, and
Voltage in the
Equipment Room
The temperature, humidity, and voltage in the equipment room

should meet the following requirements:
Power Cables
and Other Cables
Inside the Cabinet
Other Inspections
Temperature: -5 to +45
Relative humidity: 10%90%
DC voltage: -57 V DC to -38 V DC
AC voltage: 200 V AC240 V AC
Check the power cables and other cables inside the cabinet as
follows:
Whether the connections of the power cables and grounding

cables at each layer are correct and reliable, and whether the
polarity of the power supply is correct.
Whether the plug-in units are inserted in position, and whether

their locations are correct with reliable contact.
Whether jumpers on each card and module are set correctly.
Whether the connection between the client and server is correct.
Other inspections include the following:
The equipment labels should be complete, correct, and clear.
No plug-in unit is missing.
All power switches are turned OFF.
The equipment is well grounded and the grounding resistance

meets relevant technical specifications.
No short-circuit exists between power supplies.
Power-ON Process
The power-ON process includes the initial power-ON process and
routine power-ON process.
Initial Power-ON
Process
The initial power-ON process is as follows:

1. Ensure that all the switches are in the OFF position.
2. Unplug all the cards (partially seated).
3. Use a multimeter on the rack busbar to measure whether there
is any short-circuit between the power (-48 V) and the ground
(GND, GNDP, -48VGND). Ensure that GND, GNDP and -48VGND
have been shorted.
4. In case of zero load, use a multimeter to check the external
power input end of the cabinet and measure whether the voltage of the primary power supply is within the allowed voltage
range (-57 V to -38 V).
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5. Switch ON the power distributor. Use a multimeter to check

whether there is any -48 V power supply in the shelves and
whether the voltage is within the allowed voltage range (-57V
to -38 V). In addition, check whether the indicators on the
power distributor panel are normal. Generally, the power indicator is ON and the over-voltage and under-voltage indicators
are OFF. If any exception is found, immediately shut OFF the
power supply and check it. Do not power ON the cabinet until
the fault is removed.
6. Switch OFF the power distributor.
7. Insert all the cards, and switch ON the power card. If any
exception is found, immediately shut OFF the power supply
and check it. Do not power ON the cabinet until the fault is
removed.
Routine Power-ON
Process
The routine power-ON process is as follows:

1. Turn ON the -48 V power switch outside the cabinet to supply
power for the cabinet.
2. Switch ON the power distributor at the cabinet top.
If any exception is found, immediately shut OFF the power supply
and check it. Do not power ON the cabinet until the fault is removed.
Because the power supply of the local maintenance console is separated from that on the ZXA10 C220, the power-ON/OFF time on
the local operation and maintenance console has nothing to do
with the power-ON/OFF time on the ZXA10 C220.
Power-OFF Process
The power-OFF process is as follows:
1. Turn OFF the power distributor at the cabinet top.
2. Turn OFF the -48 V power switch outside the cabinet.
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Chapter
Cabinet Maintenance
Table of Contents
Cabinet Front/Back Door Assembling/Disassembling............. 107
Dust-Proof Net Disassembling and Cleaning ........................ 109
Power Module Routine Maintenance.................................... 111
Cabinet Front/Back Door

Assembling/Disassembling
The cabinet front/back doors are usually installed on the cabinet
before it is delivered. If required, assemble and disassemble the
doors accordingly.
Assembling Cabinet Front/Back Door

To assemble the cabinet front or back door, perform the following
steps:
1. Place the door between the upper and lower cabinet hinge
holes.
2. Align the door hinge pins over the cabinet hinge holes. Lower
the door onto the cabinet hinge. Insert the pins and tighten
the screws, as shown in Figure 86.
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FIGURE 86 ASSEMBLING DOOR
3. Reconnect the yellow/green grounding cable. Figure 87 shows

the location of the yellow/green grounding cable.
FIGURE 87 CONNECTING GROUNDING CABLES
Disassembling Cabinet Front/Back

Door
The door disassembling process is contrary to the door assembling
process. The steps are as follows:
1. Open the front and back doors. Disconnect the yellow/green
grounding cables at the bottom of the door and between the
racks.
2. Loosen the screws. Pull out the pin. Place the door straight.
3. Grasp the door support and lift the door straight up, away from
the cabinet.
4. Remove the door. Then, the door is disassembled.
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Chapter 7 Cabinet Maintenance
Dust-Proof Net
Disassembling and Cleaning
The dust-proof net resides at the front and back doors and the
bottom of the cabinet. It needs to be cleaned regularly for well
ventilation.
The dust-proof net should be cleaned once every three months or
half a year according to the cabinet ambient environment. The enclosed equipment room with an air-conditioner should be cleaned
once half a year and those equipment rooms, such as remote
equipment room, with poor ambient conditions, should be cleaned
once every three months.
Dust-Proof Plug-in
Box
The dust-proof plug-in box resides at the lowest layer of the cabinet, as shown in Figure 88.
FIGURE 88 DUST-PROOF PLUG-IN BOX POSITION
1.
Dust-proof plug-in box
2.
Screw
To disassemble and clean the dust-proof plug-in box, perform the

following steps:
1. Disassemble the fixed screws that fix the dust-proof plug-in
box with the cabinet. Pull out the dust-proof plug-in box
smoothly and evenly from the cabinet with hands lest that the
dust accumulated on the mesh falls into the cabinet, as shown
in Figure 89.
FIGURE 89 PULLING OUT DUST PROOF PLUG-IN BOX FROM CABINET
2. Disassemble the dust-proof plug-in box and take out the dustproof net.
3. Clean the dust-proof net with the warm water (lower than 40)
and dry the dust-proof net in the natural air or tumble it with
hand.
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4. Put the dust-proof net back into the dust-proof plug-in box.
The process of installing the dust-proof net is contrary to the taking-out process.
Dust-Proof Net
Both the front and back doors of the cabinet have dust-proof nets.
Each door has three filtering nets.
To disassemble and clean the dust-proof net, perform the following
steps:
1. Press the wrench of the net in the direction, as shown in Figure
90 and pull out the net.
FIGURE 90 PULLING OUT DUST-PROOF NET
1.
2.
Filter net
Cabinet door
3.
Disassembled filter net
2. Clean the dust filter with the warm water (lower than 40) and
dry the dust filter in the natural air or tumble it with hand.
3. Place the filter net in the corresponding position of the cabinet
door. According to the opposite direction of the arrow show in
Figure 90, press the movable clasper and push it into the slot
between the movable clasper of the filter net and the cabinet
door. The process of installing the dust-proof net is contrary to
the taking-out the process.
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Chapter 7 Cabinet Maintenance
Note:
The wet dust-proof net cannot be installed.
Power Module Routine

Maintenance
The working status of the power system can be monitored remotely. Once an alarm is raised, the maintenance personnel shall
check the equipment on site in time.
To ensure power supply reliability, routine maintenance must be
well conducted to ensure that the power supply runs in an optimal
state. The detailed maintenance items are as follows:
Periodically clean the power supply to avoid dust deposit.
Check the parameters of the power supply once a week. Handle the alarms and faults in time.
Check the lightning protection devices once a month or after

lightning storm. If any of them is damaged, replace it in time.
Check the fuse once a month. Prepare a certain quantity of

fuses for replacing faulty ones.
Check the input and output cables once every month. Check
whether the cable connectors are loose or in bad contact.
Check whether the cables are damaged. If yes, replace them
in time.
Check once every half year whether the air switches are flexible
and in good condition.
Conduct routine maintenance of the batteries according to the

usage instruction.
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112
Appendix
Indoor Cabinet
Grounding System
Connection
Table of Contents
Overview........................................................................ 113
Indoor Cabinet Grounding System Connection ..................... 113
Overview
The purpose of grounding is to ensure the device's safe and stable
operation. The grounding can also provide the device with the capability of resisting the external electromagnetic interference and
avoiding the fault occurrence in case of lightning-strike.
Before connecting the cabinet to the grounding network, make
sure to take the following measures:
The lightning protective measures are available.
The grounding devices are installed.
The related cable installation tools are available.
The interconnective cables between the grounding cables and

the cabinets are competed according to the cabinet layout.
Indoor Cabinet Grounding

System Connection
The grounding network is composed of the outdoor grounding
meshes, indoor general convergence nodes, indoor convergence
trunks and branches. The working ground (including the -48 V
ground), protection ground, and lightning protection ground of
various types of devices finally converge at the general convergence node. This centralized grounding mode is called combined
grounding.
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Grounding for Rack System in

Central Equipment Room
Purpose
Mode one
To connect the rack system in a central equipment room to the

grounding network
Rack grounding
The grounding cables, such as working ground GNDP, -48 V

GND, GND on the busbar inside the rack, and the grounding bolt on the rack, are led out from the rack and connected to the horizontal grounding convergence busbar or
the grounding convergence busbar.
The horizontal grounding convergence busbar is connected
to the vertical grounding convergence busbar.
The vertical grounding convergence busbar is connected to
the general grounding convergence busbar.
Use the grounding lead-in cable to connec the general
grounding busbar to the grounding network.
MDF grounding
The MDF protection grounding is connected with the grounding
network at a convenient place and with the general grounding
convergence busbar.
Power distribution cabinet grounding

Connect the general convergence busbar. Use the grounding
lead-in cable to connect the general grounding convergence
busbar to the grounding network. The structural layout of the
grounding is as shown in Figure 91.
FIGURE 91 GROUNDING MODE1 IN CENTRAL EQUIPMENT ROOM
Mode two
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Rack grounding
Appendix A Indoor Cabinet Grounding System Connection
The grounding cables of the work ground GND, protection

ground GNDP, -48 V GND, and rack on the busbar inside
the rack, are connected with the grounding copper busbar
inside the rack.
Use the multi-strand copper wire (grounding cable) with the
cross-sectional area being not less than 95 mm 2 to connect
the grounding copper busbar of the rack to the horizontal
grounding busbar in the equipment room. The location of
the rack grounding copper busbar should be close to the
grounding busbar inside the rack.
The horizontal grounding convergence busbar is connected
to the vertical grounding convergence busbar.
The vertical grounding convergence busbar is connected to
the general grounding convergence busbar.
Use the grounding lead-in cable to connect the general
grounding busbar to the grounding network.
MDF grounding
Connect the MDF protection grounding to the general grounding convergence busbar.

Use the grounding lead-in cable to connect the general grounding convergence busbar to the grounding network. The structural layout of the grounding is as shown in Figure 92.
FIGURE 92 GROUNDING MODE2 IN CENTRAL EQUIPMENT ROOM
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Grounding for Rack System in

Remote-End Equipment Room
Purpose
Grounding Mode
To connect the rack system in a remote-end equipment room to

the grounding network
Rack grouding
The grounding cables of the work ground GND, protection
ground GNDP, -48 V GND, rack, and the lightning arrestor
of the power supply on the busbar inside the rack, are connected with the grounding copper busbar inside the rack.
Use the multi-strand copper wire (grounding cable) with the
cross-sectional area being not less than 95 mm 2 to connect
the grounding copper busbar of the rack to the converged
grounding busbar in the equipment room.
MDF grounding
The MDF protection grounding is connected with the converged
busbar.

When the power distribution cabinet is upstairs, it is connected
with the converged grounding busbar of the cabinet. When the
it is downstairs, it is connected with the earth directly.
General converged busbar grounding

Use the grounding lead-in cable to connect to the earth.
The structural layout of the grounding is as shown in Figure 93.
FIGURE 93 GROUNDING IN REMOTE EQUIPMENT ROOM
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Appendix
Grounding Network
Requirements
Table of Contents
Grounding Requirements for Access Network....................... 117
Grounding Cable Requirements ......................................... 118
Grounding Connections Requirements ................................ 119
Ground Resistance Requirements....................................... 119
Station and In-Station Rack Requirements .......................... 120
Ingress and Egress Communication Office (Station) Cable Requirements ..................................................................... 120
Grounding Requirements for

Access Network
The equipment room grounding is introduced by the horizontal

grounding convergence cable. The horizontal grounding convergence cable is reliably connected to the vertical grounding
general convergence cable of the joint grounding body. The
protection grounding cables to be connected to each cabinet
device are nearby led into the horizontal grounding convergence cable.
The protection ground convergence cable of the Main Distribution Frame (MDF) is connected to the nearby general convergence cable for grounding. When the MDF is far from the
general grounding convergence cable, it should be connected
by multiple copper conductors no smaller than 25 mm2 to the
branch convergence cable for access grounding.
The shelves, cabinet doors, and racks of various types of devices should be well joined and connected to protection ground
convergence cables.
5) The grounding cables in the equipment room can be deployed in radiation or plane mode. All the switching devices
in the equipment room need to be connected to the nearby
branch convergence cables for grounding, but grounding
should not be implemented by electrical connections caused by
a fastening bolt with a concrete reinforced bar of the building.
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Grounding Cable
Requirements
Grounding material requirements

The grounding wire should be made of a good conductor material (copper) and bare conducting wires are not permitted
to be used. The busbar should be made of copper busbar or
zinc-plated flat steel.
Cross-sectional area and length of grounding cables
Grounding busbar requirements

Use the copper busbar with a cross-sectional area of 40 x 4
mm2 or the zinc-plated flat steel with a cross-sectional area of
50 x 5 mm 2, or the multi-strand copper wire with a cross-sectional area of 150 mm 2. The joint part between the steel and
the copper should be welded by gas. The grounding busbar
should be connected with the grounding network at a convenient location through the grounding lead-in wires.
Grounding lead-in wire requirements

The material can be made of the galvanized flat steel or copper
busbar. Use the copper busbar with a cross-sectional area of
40 x 4 mm2 or the zinc-plated flat steel with a cross-sectional
area of 50 x 5 mm 2, or the multi-strand copper wire with a
cross-sectional area of 120 mm 2. The joint part between the
steel and the copper should be welded by gas. The length of the
grounding lead-in wire of the communication office (station)
should not be greater than 30 m. The grounding lead-in wire
should not led in from near the column of lightning arrestor
lead wire which the building steel rod is taken as.
Grounding cable requirements for data cable using SPD and

other types of SPD
The cross-sectional area of the data cable using SPD should
not be less than 2.5 m 2. The material is made of multi-strand
copper wire with length being less than 1 m and should be
grounded at a convenient place. The connection cable length
from the power connection terminal using modulized SPD to
the phase line and neutral line should be less than 0.5 m. The
length of the SPD grounding cable should be less than 1 m and
grounded at a convenient place.
MDF protection grounding cable requirements

The MDF protection grounding cable is made of the
multi-strand copper wire with the cross-sectional area being
not less than 95 mm2 or the copper busbar with the cross-sectional area being not less than 3 x 30 mm2.
Requirements of rack grounding cables

Use the multi-strand copper wire with the cross-sectional area
being not less than 35 mm2.
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In-cabinet GNDP cable requirements
Appendix B Grounding Network Requirements
Use the multi-strand copper wire with the cross-sectional area

being not less than 16 mm2 according to the maximum faulty
current.
In-cabinet -48 V GND and GND cable requirements

Use the multi-strand copper with the cross-sectional area being
not less than 10 mm 2.
220 V protector protection grounding cable requirements

Use the multi-strand copper with the cross-sectional area being
not less than 50 mm 2.
Grounding Connections
Requirements
Each connecting part of the grounding cable should be well

connected and resistant to rust and corrosion.
The grounding connection should be tightened with the wiring

lugs, bolts and spring washers. It is prohibited to connect the
grounding cables with bolts. The joint part of the copper should
be welded by gas.
The grounding terminal should use copper lugs and be tightened with screws. The zinc-plated flat steel should be connected by welding. The welded length should not be less than
10 cm. The copper joint should be welded by gas.
One bolt can only be used to connect one grounding cable.

Determine the joint grounding cable size and the number of
screws according to the quantity of equipments grounding cables in the equipment room.
Ground Resistance
Requirements
1. Requirements of Grounding Resistance
The grounding resistance values of different types of grounding
devices in the communication offices (stations) are shown in
Table 13.
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TABLE 13 GROUNDING RESISTANCE VALUES OF DIFFERENT GROUNDING

DEVICES
Ground
Resistance
Application Scope
Central equipment room:

All communication
equipment rooms , such as the international telecom office, tandem exchange, SPC exchange over
10000 lines, toll exchange over 2000 lines, and
mobile exchange offices
Remote equipment room: The indoor communication equipment room of non-central equipment
rooms; for example, local remote offices with simple protections, or commercial buildings, offices,
residences and streets without any protections
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Outdoor communication device: the communication devices installed outdoor, such as PCS station
installed at the top of the building or on the tower,
repeater, micro base station, RF zoom equipment,
outdoor cabinets OUT30/40/60 series
2. Connection Requirements of Grounding Cable and Resistance

The connecting resistance between the grounding terminal/contact and the components should not exceed 0.1 Ohm.
Station and In-Station Rack

Requirements
The in-station rack should be insulated and should not be in

contact with the building stainless rod in case of electric.
The station should be kept more than 5 m away from the main
leading wires of the lightning protection in the building.
Ingress and Egress

Communication
Office (Station) Cable
Requirements
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Ingress/egress communication cables should have metal or insulated casing or placed in metal pipes. The metal sheath or
metal tube of the cable should be grounded inside the ingress
room of the communication office (station) or connected with
Appendix B Grounding Network Requirements
the grounding network. The metal components of the egress

communication office (station) cables should be grounded on
terminals.
The ingress cables should be buried underground and led in.

The buried part should be not shorter than 0.7 m.
All subscriber line should all be connected to the communication device through the protector on the MDF.
The unused cable pairs inside the ingress cable should be

grounded. The unused cable pair of the mains cables must be
grounded on MDF.
The ingress communication PCM cables should be installed with

SPD on terminals. The unused cable pairs must be grounded
nearby. The metal casing of the shell, neutral cables, and the
electrical cables should be grounded at a convenient location.
The low-voltage power cable coming into the communication

office (station) should be buried underground and led in. The
buried part should be not less than 15 m.
The signal cables should be laid in the middle of the building. In

vertical cabling mode, the signal cables should be kept away as
much as possible from the columns of the building, especially
the columns at the four corners of the building (the distance is
as more than 5 m as possible).
Each kind of non-shield cables in the communication offices

(stations) should wear the metal casing. The vertical cable
wells should be built in the middle of the buildings. The cables
in the equipment room should be kept away from the columns
of the lightning protection leading wires.
The equipment room lightning arrestor should be installed in

the ingress of the equipment room. The grounding cable of the
lightning arrestor should be individually led and connected to
the grounding busbar.
The -48 V power cable, -48 V grounding cable and the protection grounding cable should be laid in parallel and these cables
should go at a right angle to the signal cables (including subscriber cables) of the equipment room.
If the equipment room of the access devices is adjacent to the

mobile equipment room, the grounding cables of the access
device room and the mobile tower should be laid separately.
The AC power cables of the far-end units and the far-end modules must not be laid in close parallel with the signal cables
(including subscriber cables), -48 V power cable group of the
equipment room.
Pull out the unused testing cables in the equipment room.

Timely clean and clear the cables used by the maintenance
personnel in the equipment room.
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Appendix
Lighting Proof Network

Table of Contents
Lightning Protection Requirements ..................................... 123
Lightning Protection Design............................................... 124
Lightning Protection
Requirements
Table 14 lists the lightning protection category for the power input and signal (network interface) input and output of the access
network products.
TABLE 14 LIGHTNING PROTECTION CATEGORY FOR POWER INPUT AND
SIGNAL (NETWORK INTERFACE) INPUT/OUTPUT
Lightningprotection
Interface
DC
power
supply
Ethernet
terface
in-
Main Parameter
Line - Ground: 1 kV (1.2/50 s)
Line - Line: 1 kV (1.2/50 s)
1 kV (1.2/50 s)
The access device room should be designed with the lightning protection. The equipment room should meet the Category-B lightning protection requirements and the device should meet the Category-C and Category-D lightning protection requirements. Table
15 provides the parameters for all-category lightning protection
devices.
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TABLE 15 LIGHTNING ARRESTOR PARAMETERS
Category
Main Parameter
Location of
Lightning
Protection Circuit
Category B (Primary
lightning protection)
40 kA (8/20 us)
AC distribution panel
Category C (Secondary lightning protection)
20 kA (8/20 us)
DC power distribution
cabinet
Category
D (Final
lightning protection)
6000 V (combination
wave)
-48 V power supply
Lightning Protection Design

The equipment room should be designed and installed with the
lightning protection devices according to the lightning protection
standards and it should be well grounded. The inlet of the equipment room should be installed with the Category-B lightning protection unit to protect the inlet port from lightning strike.
The inlet of the rack port is designed with the Category-C and
Category-D lightning protection. The -48 V port is installed with
the 20 kA integrated lightning protection unit. The signal line of the
rack, such as the subscriber line, E1 line, and Ethernet line, should
be all designed with lightning protection to meet the Category-D
effect.
Power Supply Lightning Protection

Grounding in a Central Equipment
Room
The AC power cable should be buried (the cable should be longer
than 15 m) and led into the equipment room (or power supply
room). The Category-B lightning protection unit is installed inside
the AC power distribution panel, through which it is connected with
the horizontal branch grounding bus. The Category-C lightning
protection unit is installed inside the DC power cabinet and connected with the horizontal branch grounding bus. The Category-D
lightning protection unit inside the rectifier is connected with the
horizontal branch grounding bus through the rectifier and the DC
power cabinet.
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Appendix C Lighting Proof Network
Power Supply Lightning Protection

Grounding in a Far-End Equipment
Room
The AC power cables should be buried (the cables should be longer
than 15 m) and led into the far-end equipment room. Since the
AC power distribution panel/box and the DC power cabinet are
in the same equipment room, the distance between Category-B
and Category-C lightning protection units should meet the following decoupling distance requirements: The distance between Category-B and Category-C lightning protection units should be no
shorter than 5 m when the protection grounding bar is laid independently. If the required decoupling distance can not be satisfied
due to some restriction in the equipment room, install additional
decoupling inductance(s) before the Category-C lightning protection unit by 1.5H/m. The Category-B lightning protection unit
connects the cabinet grounding bar through the AC power distribution panel. The Category-C lightning protection unit connects
the cabinet grounding bar through the DC power cabinet. The
Category-D lightning protection unit connects the cabinet grounding bar through the rectifier and the DC power cabinet. Connect
-48 V ground of the DC power cabinet to the working ground bar
in the equipment room. If there is no working ground bar in the
equipment room, connect it to the protection ground bar instead.
Use multi-strand copper wires with cross-sectional area being no
smaller than 35 mm2 as the grounding cables of the Category-B
lightning protection unit (AC power distribution panel/box), and
the protection grounding cables and working grounding cables of
the Category-C lightning protection unit (DC power cabinet), which
are connected to the protection ground bar in the equipment room.
Keep the length of grounding cables as short as possible.
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126
Appendix
Terminology
Table of Contents
Terminologies.................................................................. 127
Terminologies
Term
Definition
Ground
Refers to the earth with conductivity. It can conduct current effectively and can be taken as reference electrical potential.
Grounding Object
Metal parts used for electrical contact with the

earth to conduct the current to the earth.
Grounding Mesh
An entirety formed by the interconnected grounding objects
Equipotential
plane
When the grounding network discharges the bursty

current, due to the different discharging paths, the
instantaneous potential rise on each node and terminal are much different. When the highest instantaneous current is discharged, all the nodes
and terminals with the same or similar instantaneous potential rise compose an equipotential plane.
Equipotential
Bonding
The grounding cable between two devices should

be connected with a strong and short conductor
enough to control the difference of both instantaneous potential into the designed range while the
maximum current is discharged. This connection
is called equipotential bonding.
Grounding lead
Those lightning protection device, conductors connecting from the bonding bar to the grounding network are called grounding leads. The conductors
connecting form the bonding bar to the grounding
network are called grounding lead-in cables.
Bonding Bar
The metal components used for bonding bar can

be classified into general bonding bar and branch
bonding bar. The branch bonding bar is classified into horizontal branch bonding bar and vertical
branch bonding bar.
General
bar
The final bonding cables, such as grounding, equipotential, and working ground
bonding
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Term
Definition
Horizontal
grounding branch
bonding cables
One or several grounding bonding cables provided

by each floor, which is used to provide the low-impedance grounding for the communication devices
in the equipment room.
Grounding cable
Cables that connect each grounding part to the

bonding cables
Vertical grounding branch bonding cables
Vertical grounding conductor used to assign each

horizontal branch bonding bar and general bonding
cable the equipotential, should traverse the whole
building consecutively and each floor connects to
the horizontal branch bonding bar of the vertical
branch bonding bar and finally to form a complete
grounding equipotential body.
Working ground
The circuit part of the DC current being 0 V against

the ground, which composes a part of the DC
power working ground is generally buried underground through grounding bonding bar.
Protection ground
The grounding cables that the surface of the device

connects to the grounding branch bonding bar or
the grounding cables in the 3-phase-five-line AC
power system
Lightning protection ground
Each flashing device set on the buildings connecting to the grounding cable of the grounding network to protect from lightning
Joint grounding
The grounding mode that all working ground,

protection ground of the communication office
(station) devices and lightning-proof ground of
the buildings share the same grounding network
underground.
Central
Equipment Room
Adopts 48 V/60 V DC power supply or 50 Hz AC

220/400 V power supply. The internal AC cables
must be 0.3 m away from the signal cables in
case of mutual coupling. In this cabinet, use the
grounding metal cable support which should be
anti-static and good grounding and lightning-proof
capacity.
All communication equipment rooms , such as the
international telecom office, tandem exchange,
SPC exchange over 10000 lines, toll exchange over
2000 lines, and mobile exchange, are referred to
as the central equipment room.
Remote
equipment room
The indoor communication equipment room of

non-central equipment rooms; for example, local
remote offices with simple protections, or commercial buildings, offices, residences and streets
without any protections.
Small-scale communication offices (stations), like
access network remote equipment rooms, mobile
stations, exchange remote modules, etc. are referred to as the remote equipment room.
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Figures
Figure 1 19D06H20 Cabinet Outline ...................................... 2

Figure 2 19D06H22 Cabinet Outline ...................................... 3
Figure 3 19D06H20 Cabinet Configuration.............................. 6
Figure 4 19D06H22 Cabinet Configuration.............................. 7
Figure 5 6U Standard Shelf Structure .................................... 8
Figure 6 ZXA10 C220 Shelf Configuration............................... 9
Figure 7 Fan Panel .............................................................. 9
Figure 8 C220 Monitoring ...................................................11
Figure 9 ZXA10 C220 Monitoring Cable Connection ................11
Figure 10 CSV Monitoring ...................................................13
Figure 11 CSV Monitoring Cable Connection ..........................14
Figure 12 Equipment Plane Layout (Taking 19D06H22 as an
Example)..........................................................29
Figure 13 Unpacking Flow ...................................................31
Figure 14 Wooden Box .......................................................32
Figure 15 Cabinet Package In the Box ..................................33
Figure 16 Unpacking Sequence............................................34
Figure 17 6U Shelf Packing Box ...........................................35
Figure 18 Card Packing Box ................................................36
Figure 19 Opened Card Packing Box .....................................37
Figure 20 Cabinet Installation Flowchart ...............................40
Figure 21 Three Base Types ................................................41
Figure 22 Base Installation Hole ..........................................41
Figure 23 Height Adjustment Range of the Adjustable Base .....42
Figure 24 Base Installation Flowchart ...................................43
Figure 25 19D06H20 Cabinet Base Positioning .......................44
Figure 26 19D06H22 Cabinet Base Positioning .......................45
Figure 27 19D06H20 Cabinet Positions in Equipment Room .....46
Figure 29 Fixed Support Installation ....................................48
Figure 30 Leveling Washers ................................................48
Figure 31 Movable Support Installation .................................49
Figure 32 Type C Fixation ...................................................49
Figure 33 Installed Adjustable Base .....................................50
129
Figure 34 Cabinet Positioning ..............................................50

Figure 35 Cabinet Fixing .....................................................51
Figure 36 Installed Cabinet .................................................52
Figure 37 Leg Structure......................................................53
Figure 38 Pressure Plate Assembly Outline ............................54
Figure 39 Leg Installation Flowchart .....................................55
Figure 40 Cabinet Installation Hole Position (19D06H20).........56
Figure 41 Cabinet Installation Hole Position (19D06H22).........57
Figure 44 Cabinet Fixing .....................................................60
Figure 45 Installed Cabinet .................................................61
Figure 46 Positioning Two Cabinets in Parallel (19D06H20) ......62
Figure 47 Positioning Two Cabinets in Parallel (19D06H22) ......63
Figure 48 Positioning Multi-Cabinets (19D06H20)...................64
Figure 50 Positioning Two Cabinets In Parallel (19D06H20)......66
Figure 51 Positioning Two Cabinets In Parallel (19D06H22)......67
Figure 54 Screw and Curved Steel Plate................................70
Figure 55 Disassembling Curved Steel Plate ..........................70
Figure 56 Fixing Curved Steel Plate ......................................70
Figure 57 Adjacent Cabinets Connection ...............................71
Figure 58 Installing the Top Panel ........................................72
Figure 59 Installing Top-Side Panels .....................................73
Figure 60 Multiple Cabinets with Top Panels and Top-Side
Panels ..............................................................74
Figure 61 Installing the Front and Rear Decorative Panels .......74
Figure 62 Installed Front and Rear Decorative Panel ...............75
Figure 63 Installing Side Decorative Panels ...........................75
Figure 64 Installed Decorative Panel.....................................75
Figure 65 Installing a Shelf .................................................76
Figure 66 Installing Fan Tray ...............................................77
Figure 67 Installation Flowchart...........................................80
Figure 68 19-Inch PDU .......................................................81
Figure 69 PDU Internal Structure .........................................81
Figure 70 Power Distributor Cabling .....................................82
Figure 71 Power Cable Structure..........................................83
Figure 72 Protection Grounding Cable Structure.....................83
130
Figures
Figure 73 PDCC Distribution Box ..........................................87

Figure 74 PDCC Power Cable Installation...............................88
Figure 75 Power Cable Structure..........................................89
Figure 76 Overall Cabinet Cabling ........................................92
Figure 77 Binding Tape .......................................................95
Figure 78 Binding Modes ....................................................95
Figure 79 Bundled Cables ...................................................95
Figure 80 Bundled Cables with Turns ....................................96
Figure 81 In-Rack Cable Layout ...........................................96
Figure 82 Cable Structure ...................................................97
Figure 83 Network Cable Structure ......................................98
Figure 84 75-ohm Unbalanced Cable1 ..................................99
Figure 85 75-ohm Unbalanced Cable2 ..................................99
Figure 86 Assembling Door ............................................... 108
Figure 87 Connecting Grounding Cables.............................. 108
Figure 88 Dust-Proof Plug-in Box Position ........................... 109
Figure 89 Pulling Out Dust Proof Plug-In Box From Cabinet ... 109
Figure 90 Pulling Out Dust-Proof Net .................................. 110
Figure 91 Grounding Mode1 In Central Equipment Room....... 114
Figure 92 Grounding Mode2 In Central Equipment Room....... 115
Figure 93 Grounding In Remote Equipment Room ................ 116
131
132
Tables
Table 1 Interfaces on the Fan Panel ......................................10

Table 2 ZXA10 C220 Cards..................................................14
Table 3 Standard Compliance ..............................................16
Table 4 Interface Specifications ...........................................20
Table 5 Relations Among Peel Length, Heat-Shrinkable Tube,
and Sectional Area.............................................83
Table 6 Label Specifications.................................................84
Table 7 Interfaces on the PDCC Power Distribution Box ...........88
Table 8 Wiring Relations .....................................................89
Table 9 Cabinet Cable Description ........................................93
Table 10 Wiring Relations of Local Serial Port Cables...............97
Table 11 Relations of Core Wires..........................................98
Table 12 Layout Requirements for 75-ohm Unbalanced Cable...99
Table 13 Grounding Resistance Values Of Different Grounding
Devices .......................................................... 120
Table 14 Lightning Protection Category For Power Input And
Signal (Network Interface) Input/Output............. 123
Table 15 Lightning Arrestor Parameters .............................. 124
133
134
Index
3-Core Power Cable ........... 89
75-ohm Unbalanced
Cable ............................. 98
A
Accessories....................... 37
Assembling Cabinet
Front/Back Door ............ 107
B
Base Installation ............... 47
Base Installation
Flowchart ........................ 42
Base Positioning ................ 43
Base Structure .................. 41
C
Cabinet ............................ 32
Cabinet Configuration...........5
Cabinet Connection in
Base Installation Mode ...... 62
Cabinet Connection in Leg
Installation Mode ............. 65
Cabinet Fixing ............. 50, 60
Cabinet Front/Back Door
Assembling/Disassembling ............................ 107
Cabinet Inspection........... 103
Cabinet Installation Flow..... 39
Cable Binding
Requirements .................. 94
Cables ............................. 37
Cabling Inspection ........... 103
Cabling Requirements ........ 93
Card ................................ 36
Card Installation................ 76
Card List .......................... 14
Connecting Adjacent
Cabinets ......................... 69
Construction Check............ 25
Disassembling Cabinet
Front/Back Door ............ 108
Dust-Proof Net
Disassembling and
Cleaning ....................... 109
E
Engineering Documents...... 23
Environment Requirements............................. 18
Equipment Components ..... 15
Equipment Plane Layout ..... 28
Equipment Room
Cabling ........................... 29
Expansion Bolts
Installation...................... 59
External Interfaces ..............4
F
Fan Tray ........................... 77
Fan Tray Configuration .........9
Fan Tray Power System ...... 87
G
Ground Resistance
Requirements ................ 119
Grounding Cable................ 26
Grounding Cable
Requirements ................ 118
Grounding Connections
Requirements ................ 119
Grounding for Rack
System in Central
Equipment Room............ 114
Grounding for Rack
System in RemoteEnd Equipment Room ..... 116
Grounding Requirements
for Access Network......... 117
D
Decorative Panel
Installation...................... 74
Device Configuration ............5
Device Features ..................3
Device Introduction .............1
Dimensions and Weight ...... 18
Indoor Cabinet Grounding

System Connection ........ 113
Indoor Environment ........... 25
Inspection Before
Power-ON ..................... 105
Installation Check........ 86, 88
Insulation Test ............ 52, 61
135
L
Leg and Pressure Plate
Assembly ........................ 53
Leg Installation
Flowchart ........................ 54
Design.......................... 124
Requirements ................ 123
Local Serial Port Cable........ 96
M
Maintenance Cables ........... 96
N
Network Cable .................. 97
Optical Fiber Layout ......... 101

Other Supporting
Facilities ......................... 27
Overall Cabinet Cabling ...... 91
Overall Inspection ........... 103
Overview........................ 113
Safety.............................. 27
Shelf................................ 35
Shelf Configuration ..............8
Shelf Installation ............... 75
Signature for Approval ....... 37
Standard Compliance ......... 16
Station and In-Station
Rack Requirements......... 120
PDCC Distribution Box ........ 87

PDCC Power Cable
Installation...................... 88
PDU................................. 81
PDU Power Cable and
Cable Installation ............. 82
Performance Specifications .............................. 20
Power and Grounding
Protection Cables
Preparation ..................... 82
Power Cable and
Grounding Cable .............. 79
Power Cable and
Grounding Cable
Installation...................... 85
Power Cable and
Grounding Cable
Installation Flowchart ....... 79
Power Input Cables and
Cables ............................ 80
Power Module Routine
Maintenance.................. 111
Power ON/OFF
Inspection ..................... 104
Power Supply .................... 26
Technical Specifications ...... 18

Tools and Meters ............... 23
Top Panel and TopSide Panel Installation ...... 71
136
Power Supply
and Grounding
Requirements .................. 20
Power Supply
Inspection ..................... 104
Power Supply Lightning
in a Central Equipment
Room ........................... 124
Power Supply Lightning
Protection Grounding in
a Far-End Equipment
Room ........................... 125
Power-OFF Process .......... 106
Power-ON Process ........... 105
Press Plate Assembly
Positioning ...................... 55
U
Unpacking Flow ................. 31
Unpacking Preparation ....... 30
Glossary
AC
- Access Control
AN
- Access Network
CATV
- CAble TeleVision
CES
- Circuit Emulation Services
CLI
- Command Line Interface
CSV
- Circuit Swithched Voice
DC
- Direct Current
DDF
- Digital Distribution Frame
EPON
- Ethernet Passive Optical Network
FE
- Fast Ethernet
GE
- Gigabit Ethernet
GPON
- Gigabit Passive Optical Network
IPTV
- Internet Protocol Television
ISDN
- Integrated Services Digital Network
MDF
- Main Distribution Frame
-
137
MTBF
- Mean Time Between Failures
NM
- Network Management
NMS
- Network Management System
ODF
- Optical Distribution Frame
ONT
- Optical Network Terminal
PCM
- Pulse Code Modulation
PDU
- Power Distribution Unit
RF
- Radio Frequency
SDH
- Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
STM
- Synchronous Transfer Mode
TDM
- Time Division Multiplexing
VoIP
- Voice over Internet Protocol
- IP
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xPON Optical Access Convergence

Cabinet Installation Guide

Serial Number: SJ-20100823134814-004

About This Manual.............................................. i

Installation Preparation .................................. 23

Equipment Room Cabling............................................29

Power Supply Installation ............................... 79

Power Cable and Grounding Cable Installation

Installation Check ......................................... 103

Cabinet Maintenance ..................................... 107

Indoor Cabinet Grounding System

Grounding Network Requirements ................ 117

Lighting Proof Network ................................. 123

Terminology .................................................. 127

Figures .......................................................... 129

About This Manual

The ZXA10 C220 xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment

This document is intended for the installation and debugging engineers.

The ZXA10 C220 system and its various components

Local operating procedures

This manual contains the following chapters:

Provides the device introduction,

Describes the engineering

Chapter 3, Cabinet Installation

Describes the cabinet installation

Chapter 4, Power Supply

Describes the power cable and

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Chapter 5, Cable Connection

Describes the overall cabling,

Chapter 6, Installation Check

Describes the overall inspection,

Chapter 7, Cabinet Maintenance

Describes cabinet front/back

Appendix A, Indoor Cabinet

Describes the grounding for rack

Appendix B, Grounding Network

Describes the grounding

Appendix C, Lighting Proof

Describes the lightning protection

Provides the technical terms for this

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