F01S200 Quick Installation Guide

F01S200
Quick Installation Guide
Issue: 06
Date: 2017-02-28
HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.

Contents
1 About This Document………………………………………………………………………………………...........................4

2 Precautions…..…………………………………………………………………………………………………………...........................6
3 Check Tools and Meters…………………………………………………………………….............................…………………..7
4 Outline and Structure……………………………………........………………………….………..........................……………...8
5 Dimensions of installation interfaces…………………………………………………….............................…………….. 10
6 Installing the Mounting Bracket(optional) ……………………….………………………...............................……...11
7 Installing the Cabinet on the Wall………………………...…………….………………….……………………………...........12
7.1 Planning the Installation Position…………………………………………………………………………………………………12
7.2 Installing the Wall Mounting Fastening Parts..…...............................................................................13
7.3 Fastening the Cabinet.….. .….... ..….. ..….. ..…....…...............................................................................14
8 Installing the Cabinet on a Pole………………………………………………………………………………..………………….15
8.1 Planning the Installation Position………………………………………………………………………………………………….15
8.2 Installing the Pole Mounting Fastening Parts... .................................................................................16
8.3 Fastening the Cabinet ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...... .................................................................................18
9 Installing the Cabinet on a Concrete Pedestal…………………………………………………………..………………….19
9.1 Construct the Concrete Pedestal………………………………………………………………………………………………….19
9.2 Drill holes in the concrete pedestal... ... ... ... .................................................................................20
9.3 Fastening the Cabinet ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...... ................................................................................21
10 Installing the Cabinet on an Elevated Platform…………………………………………………………..………………….22
10.1 Construct the elevated platform……………………………………………………………………………………………….22
10.2 Fastening the Cabinet ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...... .................................................................................23
11 Routing Cables……….…………………………………………………………………….............................…………….24
11.1 Routing the PGND Cable....... ...... ....... ........... ..............................................................................24
11.2 Routing the AC Power Cable (AC Power Supply) ............................................................................25
11.3 Routing Subscriber Cables(Non-Optical Configuration)...............................................................26
11.4 Connecting the RPS Power Cable (RPS Power Supply)...................................................................27
11.5 Diagram of Cable Connections Between the RPS and MDF (RPS Power Supply).......................30
11.6 Connecting the AC+RPR Power Cable (AC+RPR Power Supply)....................................................31
11.7 Diagram of Cable Connections Between the RPS and MDF (AC+RPR Power Supply).....................34
11.8 Routing the Optical Cable or Optical Fiber (Upstream)................................................................35
11.9 Routing the Optical Cable or Optical Fiber (Downstream, Optical Configuration)......................37
12 Installing Batteries ………………………………………………………………………………..............................39
11.1 Installation Requirements..……..…………………………………………………………………………………………………39
11.2 Pre-installation Check…….………………………………………………………………………………………………………….40
11.3 Connecting Batteries..……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….41
13 Checking the Cabinet Installation.………………………………….…………………............................………………..42
14 Powering On the System (DC-powered MA5616) ………………….……….............................…………………43
15 Powering On the System (DC-powered MA5818) ………………….……….............................…………………44
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16 Powering On the System (MA5608T) …………………………………….……….............................…………………45
17 Powering On the System (MA5800-X2) ………………………………….……….............................…………………46
18 Powering On the System (AC+RPR supply) …………………………….……….............................…………………47
19 Sealing the Cabinet……………………………………………………………….……….............................…………………48
20 FAQs for Installation……………………………………………………………….……….............................…………………49
21 FAQs for Installation ……………………………………………………………….……….............................…………………50
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1 About This Document
Intended Audience
This topic describes how to install the F01S200 cabinet, including installing the cabinet, routing cables, and
powering on the system.
The intended audience is hardware installation engineers.
Symbol Conventions
The symbols that may be found in this document are defined as follows.
Symbol Description
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or
serious injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or
serious injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or
moderate injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in equipment
damage, data loss, performance deterioration, or unanticipated results.
NOTICE is used to address practices not related to personal injury.
Calls attention to important information, best practices and tips.
NOTE is used to address information not related to personal injury, equipment damage,
and environment deterioration.
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Change History
Changes between document issues are cumulative. Therefore, the latest document issue contains all updates
made in previous issues.
Updates in Issue 06 (2017-02-28)
Based on issue 04 (2017-02-20), this document is updated as follows:
Added the AC + RPR Power Supply.
Added the MA5818 and MA5800-X2 Configuration.

Updated the Remote Power Supply Configuration.

Added the bottom dimensions and door opening angle of the cabinet.
Modified the size of the cable aperture.
Added the sealing precautions for the cabinet and the precautions for the concrete base.
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2 Precautions
• This document aims to provide simple and distinctive guidelines for hardware installation.
• This document does not describe operations for the pre-delivery installation of the internal cables and so on. Instead, this
document describers only the operations for on-site installation.
Electrostatic Discharge
Before touching the device, or holding the boards and IC chips, wear the ESD gloves or the ESD wrist strap to
prevent the electrostatic discharge of the human body from damaging the sensitive components. Ensure that the
other end of the ESD wrist strap is properly grounded.
ESD gloves ESD wrist strap
Bundling cables
• The distance between cable ties or binding straps inside the cabinet must be within 250 mm. (For user cable, the
distance must be within 200 mm.)
• Use a diagonal pliers to cut off the extra part of the cable tie to the end, and ensure that the cable tie is neat
without sharp
edges to prevent hand injury.
Affixing labels / tags

• After routing the cable, attach the label or fasten the tag to the cable 20 mm away from the connector.
• After the label for the signal cable is attached to the signal cable, the rectangular text area of the label must face
rightwards
or downwards.
• After the identification plate for the power cable is attached to the power cable, the text area of the plate must face
rightwards or upwards. Ensure that the side attached with the label faces outwards.
Using the desiccant

• After removing the packing case of the cabinet on the site, take out the desiccant packages from the corresponding paper
bag (Note: Do not tear the own packages of the desiccant). Then, put the desiccant packages at proper places of the cabinet.
After powering on the cabinet, the desiccant packages must be removed and disposed of as an industrial waste.
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3 Tools and Meters
Before you begin, get the following tools ready.
Marker pen Flat-head screwdriver Phillips screwdriver Diagonal pliers
Adjustable wrench Socket wrench Measuring tape Claw hammer
Percussion drill Wire cutter Hydraulic crimper Cable cutter
Network cable ESD gloves Multimeter ESD wrist strap

crimping pliers
Network cable tester Optical power meter Socket ring wrench Bit
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4 Outline and Structure
F01S200 cabinet(dimensions) Unit: mm

F01S200 cabinet(outline)
Mounting bracket
Enhanced heat dissipation

module (optional) 80
Lock
F01S200 cabinet
850
1200
Battery compartment
(optional)
270
750
Vent
350
F01S200 cabinet F01S200 cabinet

(configured with DC-powered MA5616) (configured with MA5608T)
DC-powered MA5616 MDF ODF(Downstream)

MA5608T
DC PDU ODF DC PDU ODF(Upstream)
AC PDU Battery compartment

Battery compartment
(optional) Power system
AC PDU (optional)
Power system
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F01S200 cabinet F01S200 cabinet
(configured with DC-powered MA5818) (configured with DC-powered MA5800-X2)
DC PDU ODF(Upstream)
MA5800-X2
DC-powered MA5818 DC PDU ODF ODF(Downstream)
Battery compartment
Power system (optional) Battery compartment
AC PDU Power system
AC PDU (optional)
F01S200 cabinet
(configured with AC+RPR Power Supply)
DC-powered MA5616 RPR MDF

RPR006
ODF
Power system DC PDU MDF
AC PDU
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5 Dimensions of installation interfaces
Top view Unit : mm
Cabinet installation hole 4 x Ø15
Cable hole for the PGND cable,

battery power cable, and
heating film power cable Ø48
1
4 1 Cable hole for AC power cable
Ø23
Cabinet bottom
机柜底部 6
2
Cable hole for the optical cable
1
5
(Downstream) or the user cable
2 x Ø48
3
1
Cable hole for optical cable

(Upstream) 2 x Ø23
Installation hole for the anti-theft

Front door of the cabinet without the component Ø15
battery compartment
Top view
Cabinet installation hole 4 x Ø15
Cable hole for PGND cable Ø48

Cable hole for AC power cable
4 2 4
1 6
3
Ø23
1
1
Battery
compartment
5 Cable hole for the optical cable
bottom (Downstream) or the user cable
蓄电池舱底部 1
2 x Ø48
Cable hole for optical cable
(Upstream) 2 x Ø23
Installation hole for the anti-theft

Front door of the cabinet with the battery component Ø15
compartment
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6 Installing the Mounting Bracket (optional)
• The cabinet is configured with mounting ears. Before installing the cabinet, remove the waterproof screws and install the
lifting eyes/mounting ears properly so as to carry the cabinet.
• After installing the cabinet, remove the lifting eyes/mounting ears and install the waterproof screws.
Unfasten the waterproof screws from the installation position of mounting brackets.
Waterproof screw
Waterproof screw
Use the screws to fasten the nylon shims and mounting brackets.
Mounting bracket Mounting bracket
Nylon shim
Screw Nylon shim Screw
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7 Installing the cabinet on the Wall
7.1 Planning the Installation Position
• Face the cabinet door towards south or north if possible. This ensure that the cabinet receives the minimum solar
radiations.
• When the cabinet is fully configured (including the batteries), its weight can reach 143 kg. Therefore, consider the weight-
bearing capability of the wall when installing the cabinet. The cabinet can be installed only when the wall is able to
support the cabinet.
Unit: mm
Top view Front view
Wall 30 Ceiling ≥210

≥200
≥160 ≥210 ≥160
80
350
850
1120
≥1200
Reference object
750
≥800
Reference object
Floor
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7.2 Installing the Wall Mounting Fastening Parts
• When drilling holes, you can use a punch tool to chisel a pit to help position the bit.
• Hold the drill firmly and keep the drill bit vertical to the wall. Ensure that the drill does not shake when you are drilling
holes, as this may damage the wall or result in uneven holes.
Install the M12 expansion bolts.

Place the marking-off plate on the wall
and  mark installation holes by the marker pen. Nut
Spring washer
When the cabinet with the battery compartment.
Flat washer
Marking-off plate Unit : mm Expansion tube
Guide trough
Install the wall mounting fastening parts.

Mounting
installation part (1)
Wall 942.5mm
When the cabinet without the battery compartment.
Unit : mm
Marking-off plate
Mounting
Mounting
Drill holes (with the Ø16 bit ).

Wall
670mm
The depth of the
hole should range
90° from 52 mm to 60
mm. Mounting
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7.3 Fastening the Cabinet
Use the steel cable to carry the cabinet onto the mounting fastening part.
When the cabinet with the battery compartment. When the cabinet without the battery compartment.
Bearing capacity Bearing capacity

of the steel cable of the steel cable
> 255 kg Wall
> 195 kg
Open and fasten the door, unfasten the waterproof rubber plug at the bottom of the cabinet, and then use a
M12 × 30 screw to fasten the cabinet.
Waterproof rubber plug Waterproof

rubber plug
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8 Installing the cabinet on a Pole
8.1 Planning the Installation Position
radiations.
Unit: mm
Top view Front view
≥210
≥160
≥160 750 ≥210
750
350
850
1120
≥1200
Reference object ≥800
Reference object
Floor
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8.2 Installing the Pole Mounting Fastening Parts
• The diameter of the pole is required to be between 250 mm and 350 mm (When the cabinet is fully configured, its weight
can reach 143 kg. Therefore, consider the weight-bearing capability of the pole when installing the cabinet. The cabinet
can be installed only when thepole is able to support the cabinet.).
Install the fastener with four M10 x 30 screws.
Pole-mounting installation part(BOM:21150503;2 pairs)

hexagon weld nut
Fastener(1)
Fastener(2)
• Fastener(1) is different from fastener(2)

in that fastener(1) has hexagon weld
nuts on the front while fastener(2) does
not.
• The anti-theft part and wall-mounting
part need to be fixed on fastener(2).
Wall-mounting
installation part
Ariti-theft
mechanical part
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Confirm the installation position, and then, install the fasteners with four M12 × 485 screws.
Unit: mm
When the cabinet with the battery compartment, the

distance between the fastener is 942.5 mm.
When the cabinet without the battery compartment,

942.5 or 670 the distance between the fastener is 670 mm.
942.5或670
Pole
Fastener
M12 × 485 screw
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Use the steel cable to carry the cabinet onto the mounting fastening part.
Open and fasten the door, unfasten the waterproof rubber plug at the bottom of the cabinet, and then use a
M12 × 30 screw to fasten the cabinet.
Waterproof rubber plug Waterproof

rubber plug
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9 Installing the cabinet on a Concrete
Pedestal
9.1 Construct the Concrete Pedestal
radiations.
• Construct the concrete pedestal. Decide the specific method for constructing the concrete pedestal based on the local
standards. Ensure the constructed concrete pedestal is horizontal. The horizontal deviation must be within 4 mm.
• The following construction plan for the concrete pedestal is only for reference. You can prepare a plan based on the
actual requirements.
• It is advisable to deploy bolts on the ground to prevent improper drilling operations from damaging the installation holes.
Plan the installation position. Plan space for the concrete pedestal. Back
后
Top view Unit: mm Top view Left Right
Unit: mm 左右
Concrete pedestal Front
Cabinet 30 前
850
160 210 50 550
50 75
90 50
15
80
270
450 146 85
270.1 305.0 358.4 50
407.0 224
4XØ16 115
Door side of the cabinet
Cabinet position 690

Constructing the concrete pedestal.
Unit: mm
Installation hole position Front view Unit: mm
Drainage aperture Installation hole

N position Cabling aperture
S Cabinet position
150
Ground ≥300
≥300
Door side of
the cabinet
Cabling aperture zone Ground
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9 Installing the cabinet on a Concrete Pedestal
9.2 Drill holes in the concrete pedestal
• When drilling holes, you can use a punch tool to chisel a pit to help position the bit.
• Hold the drill firmly and keep the drill bit vertical to the concrete pedestal. Ensure that the drill does not shake when you
are drilling holes, as this may result in uneven holes.
Place the marking-off plate on the concrete Drill holes (with the Ø16 bit ).
pedestal and mark installation holes by the
marker pen. Unit: mm
The depth of the hole
should range from 52
Marking-off plate Unit: mm
16 mm to 60 mm.
750 90°
52 ~ 60
1200
Install four M12 × 60 expansion bolts.
224
146 Expansion bolt
Flat washer Spring washer
Expansion tube
Guide through
690 Expansion nut
Marking-off plate Unit: mm
750
930
146
224
690
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9 Installing the cabinet on a Concrete Pedestal
Use the steel cable to carry the Open and fasten the door, and then use M12 × 60
cabinet onto the concrete pedestal. expansion bolts to fasten the cabinet.
When the cabinet with the battery

compartment. • After fastening the cabinet, use waterproof glue
<90° around the expansion bolt to seal the installation hole.
Bearing capacity
of the steel cable
> 255 kg
B B
When the cabinet without the battery B B
compartment. A A
A A
<90°
Bearing capacity
of the steel cable
> 195 kg A When the cabinet with the battery
compartment.
Insert the expansion bolts into M12 × 60
all installation holes to fasten expansion
the cabinet. bolt
Install the protection fence.
B When the cabinet without the battery

• Construct the protection fence compartment.
after installing the cabinet. When fastening the expansion bolts on the left side of
• Plan the coverage of the
the cabinet, disconnect the wiring terminal of the
protection fence based on the
ground plan to ensure that all surge protection monitoring cable connected to the
doors of the cabinet can be cabinet from that connected to the AC PDU, remove
opened without difficulties. the AC PDU, and then use a box-end wrench to
fasten the expansion bolts.
AC PDU
1000 M12 × 60
expansion
bolt
1000
Surge protection
monitoring cable
800~1000
800~1000
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10 Installing the cabinet on an Elevated Platform
10.1 Construct the elevated platform
• The following construction plan for the elevated platform is only for reference. You can prepare a plan based on the
actual requirements.
• When installing the cabinet onto the elevated platform, ensure that the cable inlets are not blocked by steel channels.
Plan space for the cabinet
Unit: mm Top view
Cabinet 30
160 210
Elevated platform
270.1
305.0
358.4
407.0
Construct the elevated platform

Unit: mm
Bolt installation
224
hole 4 x Ø16
21
146
690
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10 Installing the cabinet on an Elevated Platform
Carry the cabinet onto the elevated platform. Open and fasten the door, and then use M12 × 40
When the cabinet with the battery compartment, bolts (recommend) to fasten the cabinet.
bearing capacity of the steel cable > 255 kg.
When the cabinet without the battery • After fastening the cabinet, use waterproof glue
compartment, bearing capacity of the steel around the expansion bolt to seal the installation hole.
cable > 195 kg.
Cabinet
position
Set Up the Workbench

Unit: mm
M12 × 60 bolts (recommend)
Spring washer
Flat washer
Nut
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11 Routing Cables
11.1 Routing the PGND Cable
• Ensure that the cabinet is grounded properly, and the cabinet is safe and reliable; in addition, it is recommended to install
an electrical leakage protective device on the power supply side of the site to protect personnel against the injury caused
by the accidental electric shock on the device side.
• The cross-sectional area of PGND cable is 16 mm2.
Top view Top view

Aperture for the PGND cable
Aperture for the PGND cable
Door side of the cabinet Door side of the battery compartment
Grounding bar
PGND cable
To the grounding bar outside the cabinet
Grounding bar
PGND cable
To the grounding bar outside the cabinet
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11.2 Routing the AC Power Cable (AC Power Supply)
• An all-polarity disconnection device is installed on the power supply side of the site. Shut off the AC input, and attach
labels on the switches that will be set during the cabling work.
• Insulate the AC terminals and all unnecessary bare parts.
• The cross-sectional area of AC power cable is not less than 10 mm2.
Top view Top view
Aperture for the AC power cable

Door side of the battery compartment Door side of the cabinet
AC power cable
To AC mains
L N
Cable tie
• After the power cable is led into the cabinet,
use a cable tie to bind the power cable to
the bracket. Bracket
PE
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11.3 Routing Subscriber Cables(Non-Optical Configuration)
• After routing external user cables into the cabinet, reserve an extra length so as to clamp the cables to the cable side
terminal block on the MDF.
• When the service is enabled in the future, the protective unit must be installed for the cable side terminal block correctly.
Top view Top view
Aperture for the subscriber cable Aperture for the subscriber cable
Subscriber cables
Subscriber cables
Protective unit
To the distribution box
outside of the cabinet
MDF
MDF
Wire cutter
Protective unit
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11 Routing Cables
11.4 Connecting the RPS Power Cable (RPS Power Supply)
NOTICE
• Power off the central office (CO) RPS before connecting the RPS power cable, and power on the CO RPS after
cable connection.
• After the external copper cable is routed from the RPS into the cabinet, connect the ground cable to the ground
bar of the cabinet.
• After wiring, install the protective units and short-circuiting plugs on the exchange-side terminal blocks for
remote power supply (also called protective terminal blocks) and cable-side terminal blocks for remote power
supply (also called multiplexing terminal blocks). Otherwise, the cabinet cannot be powered on.
• The exchange-side terminal blocks and cable-side terminal blocks described in this section are specially used for
remote power supply.
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Remove the cover or all border bars of the Use fiber patch cords to connect exchange
terminal block box. side terminal blocks and cable side terminal
blocks. For details about the connections, see
“Diagram of Cable Connections Between the
RPS and MDF”.
Cable side terminal block Exchange side terminal

block
Lead the RPS power cable (copper cable)

into the cabinet, connect the PGND cable in
the power cable to the ground bar in the
cabinet, and the rest of the wires to the
device compartment of the cabinet.
Ground bar Exchange side

terminal block
Cable side
terminal block
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Use the impact tool to wire the wires from the external copper cable into the exchange side terminal blocks
on the cord patching side according to ”Diagram of Cable Connections Between the RPS and MDF”. (The
following figure uses 3- to-1 wire pair connection as an example. ).
Exchange side
terminal block
-190 V
+190 V
Cable side terminal block
Wires of the RPS external copper cable

-190 V

+190 V
Install short-circuiting plugs on the cable side Use a Phillips screwdriver to tighten the screws
terminal blocks and protective units on the that fix the cover of the terminal block cover.
exchange side terminal blocks.
Protective unit
Short-circuit plug
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11.5 Diagram of Cable Connections Between the RPS and MDF
(RPS Power Supply)
Exchange side terminal blocks for RPS

(Protective terminal blocks)
with protective units
Cable side terminal blocks for RPS

(Multiplexing terminal blocks)
with short-circuiting plugs
Exchange side terminal block for RPS

(Protective terminal block)
Cable side terminal block for RPS

(Multiplexing terminal block)
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11 Routing Cables
11.6 Connecting the AC+RPR Power Cable (AC+RPR Power Supply)
NOTICE
• Power off the central office (CO) RPS before connecting the RPS power cable, and power on the CO RPS after
cable connection.
• After the external copper cable is routed from the RPS into the cabinet, connect the ground cable to the ground
bar of the cabinet.
• After wiring, install the protective units and short-circuiting plugs on the exchange-side terminal blocks for
remote power supply (also called protective terminal blocks) and cable-side terminal blocks for remote power
supply (also called multiplexing terminal blocks). Otherwise, the cabinet cannot be powered on.
• The exchange-side terminal blocks and cable-side terminal blocks described in this section are specially used for
remote power supply.
AC power supply Top view Top view

Door side of the battery compartment Door side of the cabinet
AC power cable
To AC mains
L N
Cable tie
• After the power cable is led into the cabinet,
use a cable tie to bind the power cable to
the bracket. Bracket
PE
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RPR power supply
Remove the cover or all border bars of the Use fiber patch cords to connect exchange
terminal block box. side terminal blocks and cable side terminal
blocks. For details about the connections, see
“Diagram of Cable Connections Between the
RPS and MDF”.
Cable side terminal block Exchange side terminal

block
Lead the RPS power cable (copper cable)

into the cabinet, connect the PGND cable in
the power cable to the ground bar in the
cabinet, and the rest of the wires to the
device compartment of the cabinet.
Exchange side
terminal block
Ground bar
Cable side
terminal block
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Use the impact tool to wire the wires from the external copper cable into the exchange side terminal blocks
on the cord patching side according to ”Diagram of Cable Connections Between the RPS and MDF”. (The
following figure uses 3- to-1 wire pair connection as an example. ).
Exchange side
terminal block
-190 V
+190 V
Cable side terminal block

-190 V

+190 V
Install short-circuiting plugs on the cable side Use a Phillips screwdriver to tighten the screws
terminal blocks and protective units on the that fix the cover of the terminal block cover.
exchange side terminal blocks.
Protective unit
Short-circuit plug
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11.7 Diagram of Cable Connections Between the RPS and MDF
(AC+RPR Power Supply)
Exchange side terminal blocks for RPS

(Protective terminal blocks)
with protective units
Cable side terminal blocks for RPS

(Multiplexing terminal blocks)
with short-circuiting plugs
Exchange side terminal block for RPS

(Protective terminal block)
Cable side terminal block for RPS

(Multiplexing terminal block)
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11.8 Routing the Optical Cable or Optical Fiber (Upstream)
DANGER
• Do not look into the optical port without eye protection.
• You must use corrugated tube to protect core wires of optical cables in the cabinet, and use the binding strap to bind
optical fibers; do not drag or bind the optical fiber too tightly.
• The bending radius of the optical cable core or optical fiber must be 20 times larger than the diameter of the optical cable
core or optical fiber. Generally, the bending radius is larger than or equal to 40 mm.
• Only the qualified personnel are allowed to splice the optical fiber. Ensure that the optical fiber is spliced according to the
on-site requirements and local practice.
Top view Top view
Aperture for the optical cable or optical fiber Aperture for the optical cable or optical fiber
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F01S200 cabinet (configured with MA5616)
B
B
• Steel wire must be connected to the
grounding point.
A
A Grounding point
(for the optical cable)
Reinforcing core
Optical cable
Optical cable
To the ODF outside the cabinet
F01S200 cabinet (configured with MA5818)
• Steel wire must be connected to the

grounding point.
A
Grounding point
(for the optical cable)
A
Reinforcing core
Optical cable
Optical cable
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11.9 Routing the Optical Cable or Optical Fiber (Downstream,
Optical Configuration)
DANGER
• Do not look into the optical port without eye protection.
• You must use corrugated tube to protect core wires of optical cables in the cabinet, and use the binding strap to bind
optical fibers; do not drag or bind the optical fiber too tightly.
• The bending radius of the optical cable core or optical fiber must be 20 times larger than the diameter of the optical cable
core or optical fiber. Generally, the bending radius is larger than or equal to 40 mm.
• Only the qualified personnel are allowed to splice the optical fiber. Ensure that the optical fiber is spliced according to the
on-site requirements and local practice.
Top view Top view
Aperture for the optical cable or optical fiber Aperture for the optical cable or optical fiber
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F01S200 cabinet (configured with MA5608T)
Fiber protection tube
Steel wire must be connected to the

grounding point.
Reinforcing core
Grounding point (for the optical cable)
Optical cable
Stainless steel hoop
Optical cable
F01S200 cabinet (configured with MA5800-X2)
Steel wire must be connected to the

grounding point.
Reinforcing core
Grounding point (for the optical cable)
Optical cable
Stainless steel hoop
Optical cable
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12 Installing Batteries
12.1 Installation Requirements
• Before powering on the cabinet, do not connect the batteries and power module; otherwise, the batteries will discharge to
the power module, affecting the battery service life.
• Record the last charging time (The last time charged at __) and required next charging time (Refresh Charging No Later
than __) marked in the package container to ensure timely charging. If the batteries are stored overtime without any
recharging, the batteries will bulge and their capacity will decrease, resulting in a shorter service life.
• Unpack the packaged batteries only after they arrive at the installation site. Install batteries grouped in the package
container. Do not use together batteries of different types, specifications, capacities, and batches in a group.
• Before powering on the batteries, perform the pre-installation check.
Package container
of the batteries
Install the batteries according to the field installation environment:
• If the cabinet is powered on within the day when it is installed, place the batteries into the battery compartment and connect
them.
• If the cabinet is not powered on within the day when it is installed, store the batteries in an appropriate environment (battery
storage environment: temperature 5°C-45°C and relative humidity ≤ 90% RH) for proper maintenance and management.
Otherwise, the batteries will have unrecoverable damages. If the cabinet is not planned to be powered on for a short period
(1-2 months), it is recommended that the batteries be stored in the warehouse for subsequent maintenance and
management.
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12.2 Pre-installation Check
Check Item Requirement
Battery outline • No distortion, flaw or disrepair is detected in the appearance of the battery.
• The terminals are protected properly.
• There is no stain or acid liquid on the surface of the battery .
• The battery terminals are protected against erosion.
Battery structure • The positive and negative leads on the battery are marked to facilitate
connections.
• The polarities, terminals and visual dimensions of batteries must be consistent
with the sample product picture.
• Spare parts, such as bolts, nuts, washers, and connection cables that are
delivered should be consistent with the delivery list.
Battery storage period (overtime If the batteries are stored overtime, make a record and consult professional
or not) personnel for processing. Perform the following operations by referring to
(The storage period indicates the Maintenance Guide of Outdoor Cabinets:
period since the last charging.) • If the storage period of the batteries is 8-12 months, recharge the batteries.
• If the storage period of the batteries is 12-18 months, activate the batteries.
Battery usability check A battery must be replaced if one of the following situations occurs:
• The battery has been stored for more than 18 months without any processing
(battery recharging is required when the storage period of the batteries is 8-12
months, and battery activation is required when the storage period of the
batteries is 12-18 months).
• The small-current discharge time (when the power module is connected to the
batteries but is not powered on) is over two months.
• The open circuit voltage is lower than 12 V.
Battery maintenance record The power-on time must be recorded.
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12.3 Connecting Batteries
• Follow exactly the installation procedure to install the batteries. Wrap the metal installation tools, such as wrench, with
insulation tape for insulation. Any short circuit may hurt personnel and damage the quipment.
• Before laying out the battery power cable, ensure that the battery switch is in the OFF state.
• Ensure that the polarity position of each battery is correct. The connection between two batteries, or the connection
between batteries and the power system must be firm and correct.
• Keep a space of at least 10 mm between batteries for heat dissipation.
• After the batteries are installed, the battery parameters must be configured during software commissioning. Otherwise,
the battery life may be shortened.
• Secure the battery cable to the positive and negative terminals according to the torque required by the battery vendor.
DC LOAD0
PDU
Battery power cable (blue) Battery power cable (black)
Connect the battery cables.
Battery power cable (blue) Battery power cable (black)
Turn off the battery switch “SW0” of

Connection
the DC PDU. cables between
batteries
ON
Battery power cable (black)
LOAD0
Battery power cable (blue)
Connection cables
OFF between batteries
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13 Checking the Cabinet Installation
NO Requirement Method
1 The cabinet components are installed correctly. The cabinet door shall have no Observe and try out
distortion. The boards can be plugged and unplugged without difficulty.
2 The cabinet is installed correctly without flake-off or damage. Observe
3 The cabinet is installed reliably, satisfying the quakeproof requirements in the Observe
project file.
4 The cabinet installation site complies with the project file. Observe
5 All cable apertures are sealed well, including apertures for power cables, ground Observe
cable, optical cable, and external subscriber cables.
6 The external positive lead and positive lead of battery are correctly and reliably Test with a multimeter
connected to the power system.
7 The protective cap on the wiring terminal of the battery is intact. Observe
8 None of the cables has damage, fracture, or joint on the cable. Observe
9 The power cable and ground cable adopt a whole segment of copper core. The Observe
cable has no joint in the middle or scratch on the skin.
10 The cross sectional area of the power cable and that of the ground cable comply Observe
with the project file, satisfying the power distribution requirements of the cabinet.
11 Optical fiber headers and board optical ports to be used are protected with Observe
protective caps. If necessary, clean them in compliance with Huawei regulations.
12 Cables outside the cabinet are buried underground if possible. If they are routed Observe
through the cabling rack, the lightning proof measures shall be adopted.
13 The cabinet is grounded properly and the ground resistance is smaller than 10 Test with the ground
ohms. resistance test
equipment
14 An electrical leakage protective device is installed on the power supply side of the Observe
site. If such a device does not exist, it is recommended to install this device.
15 An all-polarity disconnection device is installed on the power supply side of the Observe
site. If such a device does not exist, it is recommended to install this device.
16 The inner cabinet is clean and neat, and free of redundant sundries. Ensure that Observe
the air intake vent and air exhaust vent of the device are not blocked by any
object.
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14 Powering On the System (DC-powered
MA5616)
• The cabinet must be powered on within seven days after installation.

• During the power-on, before and after turning on each circuit breaker for the first time, you must use a multimeter to
check the input and output voltages and ensure that the voltages are normal (AC ranges: 200 V AC to 240 V AC; DC
range: –42 V DC to –58 V DC).
• After installing the cabinet and powering on the device, ensure that the battery switch is in the ON state. If the device
needs to be powered off, you must first turn off the battery switch and then turn off the AC switch.
Use the multimeter to test the input voltage for the Turn on the switches of the AC PDU.
device.
Turn on the switches of the DC PDU.
ON
OFF
Check the LED of the DC-powered MA5616. ON
LED of the power board

Green: on
LED of the fan tray Green: on

OFF
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15 Powering On the System (DC-powered
MA5818)

device.
ON
OFF

Green: on

OFF
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16 Powering On the System (MA5608T)

device.
ON
OFF
Check the LED of the DC-powered MA5608T. ON

Green: on

OFF
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17 Powering On the System (MA5800–X2)

device.
ON
OFF
Check the LED of the DC-powered MA5800-X2. ON

Green: on

OFF
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18 Powering On the System (AC+RPR power
supply)

device.
ON
OFF

Green: on

OFF
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19 Sealing the Cabinet
• After the site is deployed, all sleeves between the battery compartment and the device compartment must be sealed with
the sealant to avoid the hydrogen leak.
• Cover the sealing material (such as silica gel and grease) onto the cable hole at the bottom of the cabinet to seal the
cable hole gap and the gaps among cables.
• After the engineering installation of the cabinet is completed and before the device is powered on, to avoid the
condensation in the cabinet, you must remove the packaging bag from the desiccant (1 package) that is attached to the
cabinet. Place the desiccant at the bottom of the device compartment. Remove the desiccant package only when the
device is powered on next time.
• After installing the cabinet on a concrete pedestal, use silicon gel to seal the cabinet bottom properly.
• When the cabinet is configured with the battery compartment, you must seal the apertures on the bottom of the device
compartment. Otherwise, hydrogen generated in the battery compartment may cause the device compartment to explode.
• You are advised to install an external padlock on the cabinet door to improve the cabinet security.
Check and seal the cabling apertures.
Top view Top view

Cabling apertures Cabling apertures
Close the door and keep the key.
Support lever Support lever
A B
Support lever Support lever
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The intended audience is hardware installation engineers.

Updates in Issue 06 (2017-02-28)

Based on issue 04 (2017-02-20), this document is updated as follows:

Added the AC + RPR Power Supply.

Updates in Issue 05 (2017-02-20)

Based on issue 04 (2015-08-15), this document is updated as follows:

Added the MA5818 and MA5800-X2 Configuration.

Updates in Issue 04 (2015-08-15)

Updates in Issue 03 (2014-12-25)

ESD gloves ESD wrist strap

Affixing labels / tags

Using the desiccant

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Marker pen Flat-head screwdriver Phillips screwdriver Diagonal pliers

Adjustable wrench Socket wrench Measuring tape Claw hammer

Percussion drill Wire cutter Hydraulic crimper Cable cutter

Network cable ESD gloves Multimeter ESD wrist strap

F01S200 cabinet(dimensions) Unit: mm

Enhanced heat dissipation

F01S200 cabinet F01S200 cabinet

DC-powered MA5616 MDF ODF(Downstream)

AC PDU Battery compartment

DC-powered MA5616 RPR MDF

Power system DC PDU MDF

Top view Unit : mm

Cabinet installation hole 4 x Ø15

Cable hole for the PGND cable,

Cable hole for optical cable

Installation hole for the anti-theft

Cabinet installation hole 4 x Ø15

Cable hole for PGND cable Ø48

Installation hole for the anti-theft

Mounting bracket Mounting bracket

Wall 30 Ceiling ≥210

Install the M12 expansion bolts.

Install the wall mounting fastening parts.

When the cabinet without the battery compartment.

Drill holes (with the Ø16 bit ).

Bearing capacity Bearing capacity

Waterproof rubber plug Waterproof

Top view Front view

Reference object ≥800

Install the fastener with four M10 x 30 screws.

Pole-mounting installation part(BOM:21150503;2 pairs)

• Fastener(1) is different from fastener(2)

When the cabinet with the battery compartment, the

When the cabinet without the battery compartment,

M12 × 485 screw

Waterproof rubber plug Waterproof

Door side of the cabinet

Cabinet position 690

Drainage aperture Installation hole

Cabling aperture zone Ground

When the cabinet without the battery compartment.

Marking-off plate Unit: mm

When the cabinet with the battery

Install the protection fence.

B When the cabinet without the battery

10.1 Construct the elevated platform

Plan space for the cabinet