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SOP for SingleSite Solution V100R003C00

SEMS Hardware Installation V1.0
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1.0 (2015-10-28)
Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.

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Released on October 28, 2015 Implemented on October 28, 2015
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SingleSite Solution V100R003C00 SEMS Typical Installation Scenarios

Typical configurations:
CCU configurations: CCU01D-04 (optional) + WD2M1WIUA + three-phase AC Wire e-Meter + three-channel
DC Wire e-Meter + power cable + PGND cable + monitoring cable
SMU configurations: SCC800 (optional) + CIM02C1 + IBOX + three-phase AC Wire e-Meter + three-channel
DC Wire e-Meter + power cable + PGND cable + monitoring cable
Typical installation environment: See the following figure.
Prerequisites:
1. Site design has been completed and the position for installing the device has been determined.
2. The grounding system has been installed.
3. When the SEMS is applied to an APM30H cabinet of Ver.E and later versions, use the CCUB inside the cabinet
to manage the Wire e-Meter. No additional power consumption collection controller is required. When the CCUB
inside the cabinet manages the Wire e-Meter, the CCUB needs a WIUA. If there is no WIUA, configure one. When
the SEMS is applied to an APM30H cabinet of Ver.D and earlier versions, add an independent CCU box
(CCU01D-04) as a power data collection controller.
4. When the SEMS is applied to the TP or MTS9000A series power cabinets, the SMU02B inside the cabinet is
used directly to manage the power consumption sensor, and no additional power data collection controller is
required if the SMU02B version is SMU V500 or later. When the SMU02B inside the cabinet manages the Wire e-
Meter, an IBOX is required. If there is no IBOX, configure one. If the SMU02B version is earlier than SMU V500,
only the software needs to be upgraded to SMU V500R001C10, and no additional SCC800 is required. If no
southbound serial port is available for the SMU02B, add an independent SMU box (SCC800) as a power data
collection controller.
5. When both the main devices and the power system are provided by third-party suppliers, the SMU scheme is
selected. For details about other combined application scenarios, see Appendix 3 "Application scenarios of the
SEMS".
Requirements for the Environment, Health, Safety (EHS): The installation personnel are qualified to
working at heights and wear safety helmets, anti-skid shoes, and goggles when performing onsite
installation.
SEMS for SMU configurations in different cabinets SEMS for SMU configurations in different
cabinets
Sensor 4 Sensor 4
Sensor 3 Sensor 3
Sensor 2 Sensor 2
Power cabinet Power cabinet
Sensor 1 Sensor 1
SEMS for CCU configurations in the same cabinet SEMS for SMU configurations in the same cabinet
BBU BBU
CCU SMU
WIUA IBOX
Sensor 1 Sensor 1
Sensor 2 Sensor 2
Sensor 3 Sensor 3

SOP for SingleSite Solution V100R003C00 CCU SEMS Hardware Installation
1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3

Check environment Move equipment
Install a CCU01D-04 Install a WIUA and
& EHS before and perform the
and cables cables
installation unpacking check
Start 0:00 0:05 0:05 0:10 0:10 0:30 0:30 0:40
I
5 5 20 10
Installatio
Installation Installation Installation
A n A A A
personnel personnel personnel
personnel
1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7

Install a three- Install a three-
Prepare and attach
phase AC Wire e- channel DC Wire e- Check installation
cable labels
I Meter Meter
II
0:40 1:10 1:10 1:20 1:20 1:25 1:25 1:30
30 10 5 5
Installatio
A n A A A
personnel
1.8 1.9 1.10

Set the CCU
CCU power-on Sort tools and clean
communications
commissioning surroundings
parameters
II
1:30 1:45 1:45 1:55 1:55 2:00
End
15 10 5
Installatio
Installation Installation
A n A A
personnel personnel
personnel
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SOP for SingleSite Solution V100R003C00 SMU SEMS Hardware Installation
2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3

Check environment Move equipment
Install a SCC800 Install an IBOX and
& EHS before and perform the
and cables cables
installation unpacking check I
Start 0:00 0:05 0:05 0:10 0:10 0:30 0:30 0:40
5 5 20 10
Installatio
A n A A A
personnel
Installation difference between SMU and CCU
configurations
2.4 2.5
Install a three- Install a three-
phase AC Wire e- channel DC Wire e-
I Meter Meter II
0:40 1:10 1:10 1:20 1:20 1:25 1:25 1:30
30 10 5 5
Installatio
A n A A A
personnel
2.8 2.9 2.10

Set the SMU
SMU power-on Sort tools and clean
communications
II commissioning surroundings
1:30 1:45
parameters
1:45 1:55 1:55 2:00 End
15 10 5
Installatio
Installation Installation
A n A A
personnel personnel
personnel
【Installation personnel】One hardware installation worker A: A should be technical all-round

and have base station installation experience of over a year .
【Labor hour】 One people use 1.5 hours to complete the installation.

Installation Tools
Phillips screwdriver Flat-head screwdriver Combination wrench

Marker Socket wrench Torque wrench
(M3-M6) (M3-M6) (32 mm)
Power cable crimping

RJ11 crimping tool Cable cutter Rubber mallet Diagonal pliers Floating nut puller
tool
Wire stripper Hammer drill Level Hydraulic pliers Vacuum cleaner ESD gloves
Protective gloves Multimeter Heat gun ESD wrist strap Utility knife Torque screwdriver

No. Task Description Operator Duration

Preparing for the
1.0 installation and A 5 minutes
checking EHS
1 Procedure
1. Check the installation environment and determine the
installation positions of the device and cables, and determine
whether the power supply system and the cable diameter meet
the requirements according to engineering design documents.
2. Make sure all tools required for the installation are ready.
Key Techniques
If the environment of the equipment room does not comply
2 with the engineering design, fill in the Memorandum on
Installation Environment Checking and submit it to the
customer.
Installation Tools
1 2 3
4 5 6
Materials
1 2 3
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4 5 6

SN Task Description Operator Duration
Moving equipment
1.1 and performing the A 5 minutes
unpacking check
Procedure
1. Move the material package to the installation site. Installation
personnel can carry small devices with the weight less than or
equal to 55 kg (121.25 lb). It is recommended that one personnel
carry a device with a weight less than or equal to 25 kg (55.12 lb).
It is recommended that two personnel carry a device with a weight
greater than 25 kg (55.12 lb) and less than or equal to 55 kg
(121.25 lb).
2. Unpack the goods that arrive at the site for acceptance, check
the total number of goods according to the packing list attached to
each packing case, and check whether each packing case is intact.
3. Unpack the packing cases and check the type and number of
components in the cases based on the packing list. Then, the
customer, Huawei, supervisor, and engineering company sign on
the packing list together.
Key Techniques
1. Ensure that the packing cases are placed upwards according to
the sign during the transportation. Ensure that the parts and
components do not collide with objects like doors, walls, or shelves
during transportation and installation. When carrying a cabinet, use
both hands at both sides of the cabinet and carry the cabinet
vertically. You can carry a cabinet horizontally if required.
2. Do not touch unpainted metal surfaces of any component or
parts with sweaty or dirty gloves.
3. Check the device type and quantity in the case according to the
packing list, and sign on and confirm the packing list with
customers.
Installation Tools
Protective
1 Utility knife 2 ESD gloves 3
gloves
4 5 6
Materials
1 2 3

4 5 6

1 SN Task Description Operator Duration
Installing the CCU01D-04 and

1.2-A cables in the 19-inch rack
A 20 minutes
Procedure
1. Determine the installation position of the CCU01D-04 according to the installation position diagram.
2. Install a floating nut on a cabinet mounting bar, as shown in Figure 1.
3. Align the cable claws with the holes of mounting ears, and stick the cable claws on each side of the
2 3 CCU01D-04, as shown in Figure 2.
4. Install the CCU01D-04 in the 19-inch rack or 19-inch space reserved in the cabinet. Use a Phillips
screwdriver to tighten the four screws on the panel to 2 N·m (17.7 lbf·in.), as shown in Figure 3.
5. (Optional) When the CCU01D-04 is installed in the third-party cabinet, a PGND cable is required.
Prepare a PGND cable for the CCU01D-04. Cut the power cable to the required length based on the
actual cable route. Add an OT terminal to each end of the cable. For details, see "Assembling the OT
terminal and the power cable" in Appendix 1.
Install the PGND cable. Connect the OT terminal of the M4 PGND cable to the ground terminal of the
CCU01D-04. The tightening torque is 1.6 N·m (14.16 lbf·in.), as shown in Figure 4. Connect the OT
terminal of M6 to the ground terminal of the third-party device. The tightening torque is 5 N·m (44.25
lbf·in.).
6. Prepare the CCU01D-04 power cable. Find the CCU01D-04 power from the installation accessory
Adhesive package, and connect the 3V3 connector of the power cable to the PWR port of the CCU01D-04, as
shown in Figure 5. Connect the other end of the power cable to the corresponding power devices.
7. Connect the CCU01D-04 to the monitoring cable of the BBU.
4 5
Find the monitoring cable from the installation accessory package, as shown in Figure 6.
Connect the U_COM0 port of the CCU01D-04 to the MON0 port of the BBU, as shown in Figure 7.
Key Techniques
1. When the SEMS is applied to an APM30H cabinet of Ver.E and later versions, use the CCUB
inside the cabinet to manage the Wire e-Meter. No CCU01D-04 is required. When the SEMS is
applied to APM30H cabinets of Ver.D and earlier versions or a third-party cabinet, add an
7 independent CCU box (CCU01D-04) as a power data collection controller.
6 2. The CCU01D-04 is required to install in 1 U installation space. The depth of the cabinet is 120 mm
(4.72 in.) or above. Cabling space on the panel is greater than or equal to 100 mm (3.94 in.). Ensure
that there is enough space for installation.
3. Turn off the upper-level protection switch before making any electrical connections.
Installation Tools
Floating nut
1 2 Torque screwdriver 3 Cable cutter
puller
Wire stripper,
4 5 ESD gloves 6 Heat gun
Crimping tool
Materials
1 Floating nuts 2 Cable claw 3 CCU01D-04
4 Power cable 5 PGND cable 6 Monitoring cable
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Installing a CCU01D-04 and
1.2-B cables in the APM30H cabinet
A 20 minutes
Procedure
1. Align the cable claws with the holes of mounting ears, and stick the cable claws on each side of the
CCU01D-04, as shown in Figure 1.
2. (Optional) Remove one or two air baffles or filler modules from the bottom of the APM30H.
Remove the air baffles in the cabinet, as shown in Figure 2.
Remove the filler modules in the cabinet, as shown in Figure 3.
3. Install the CCU01D-04 in the 19-inch rack or 19-inch space reserved in the cabinet.
Adhesive paper 4 Use a Phillips screwdriver to tighten the four screws on the panel to 2 N·m (17.7 lbf·in.), as shown in
Figure 4.
4. Prepare the CCU01D-04 power cable.
3 Find the CCU01D-04 power from the installation accessory package, and connect the 3V3 connector
of the power cable to the PWR port of the CCU01D-04, as shown in Figure 5. Connect the other end
of the power cable to the corresponding power devices.
5. Connect the CCU01D-04 to the monitoring cable of the BBU.
Find the monitoring cable from the installation accessory package, as shown in Figure 6.
Connect the U_COM0 port of the CCU01D-04 to the MON0 port of the BBU, as shown in Figure 7.
6. (Optional) When the MON0 and MON1 ports of the UPEU in the BBU have been occupied, connect
the cable originally connected to the MON0 port to the D_COM0-0 or D_COM0-1 port of the
CCU01D-04, and connect the cable originally connected to the MON1 port to the D_COM1-0 or
D_COM1-1 port of the CCU01D-04. Connect the U_COM0 and U_COM1ports of the CCU01D-04 to
the MON0 and MON1ports on the BBU, respectively, as shown in Figure 8.
5 6
7
Key Techniques
1. Set the circuit breaker controlling the DC output power to the CCU01D-04 to OFF when installing
power input cables.
2. Install the -48 V power cable before installing the RTN (+) power cable.
8
Installation Tools
Torque
1 2 ESD gloves 3 Cable cutter
screwdriver
4 Wire stripper 5 Crimping tool 6
Materials
1 CCU01D-04 2 Cable claw 3 Monitoring cable
4 Power cable 5 6

1 3 SN Task Description Operator Duration

2
2.2 Installing a SCC800 and cables A 20 minutes
Procedure
1. SCC800 wall mounting
Install the mounting bracket on a wall, as shown in Figure 2.
Mark the holes on the wall to determine the position for installing the SCC800, as shown in Figure 3.
Drill holes at the anchor points, and then insert expansion anchor bolts, as shown in Figure 4. Use a
hammer drill to drill holes on the wall. Ensure that the depth of the holes is between 42 mm (1.65 in.)
and 50 mm (1.97 in.). Partially tighten expansion bolts and place them vertically into each hole. Use a
rubber mallet to hit the an expansion bolt until the entire expansion tube is in the hole. Tighten the
5 expansion bolts clockwise to secure the expansion nuts and expansion tubes. Remove the expansion
bolt by rotating it counterclockwise, and remove the spring washer and flat washer.
Fix the SCC800, as shown in Figure 5.
4 2. Install the SCC800 to the rack.
1. Determine the installation position of the SCC800 according to the installation position diagram.
Install floating nuts into corresponding square holes on the mounting bars, as shown in Figure 6.
Install the SCC800 in the 19-inch rack. Use a Phillips screwdriver to tighten the four screws on the
panel, as shown in Figure 7.
3. Install the PGND cable. Cut the power cable to the required length based on the actual cable route.
Add an OT terminal to each end of the cable. For details, see "Assembling the OT terminal and the
power cable" in Appendix 1. Connect one end of the PGND cable to the ground terminal on the
SCC800 and the other end to the ground bar, as shown in Figure 8.
Install a power cable for the SCC800, as shown in Figure 9. Remove the terminal on the UIM03D
power input port. Prepare the power input cable. Connect the negative terminal of the power input
cable to the primary load circuit breaker of the switched-mode power supply. Connect the positive
terminal of the power input cable to the RTN (+) busbar of the switched-mode power supply. Connect
the other end of the power input cable to the power input port of the UIM03D. Replace the terminal of
a UIM03D power input port.
8 5. Connect the SCC800 to the communication cable of the BBU. Find the monitoring cable from the
installation accessory package. Connect the RS485/RS232 port of the SMU02B1 to the MON0 port of
1. Expansion bolt 2. M6 nut 3. Spring washer the BBU.
4. Flat washer 5. Expansion sleeve
6. Wall
7. rubber hammer 8. Socket wrench
Key Techniques
6 1. When the SEMS is used to the TP or MTS9000A series power cabinets, the SMU02B inside the
cabinet is used directly to manage the power consumption sensor, and no additional power data
collection controller is required if the version of power controller SMU02B is SMU V500 and later
versions. When the SUM02B inside the cabinet manages the Wire e-Meter, the SUM02B needs an
9 IBOX. If there is no IBOX, configure one. If the version of power controller SMU02B is earlier than
SUM V500, add an independent SMU box (SCC800) as a power data collection controller.
2. Figure 1 shows the space requirements of the SCC800 on a wall.
3. Set the circuit breaker controlling the DC output power to the SCC800 to OFF when installing
power input cables.
7
Installation Tools
Phillips screwdriver, Hammer drill, Rubber

1 2 Marker, Level 3
Protective gloves mallet
Wire stripper, Crimping
4 5 Crimping tool, Heat gun 6 Socket wrench
tool
Materials
1 Expansion bolt 2 SCC800 3 Floating nuts
4 Power cable 5 PGND cable 6 Communication cable


1. COM_IN port
2. SETUP indicator 1.3-A Installing a WIUA and cables A 5 minutes
3. STATE indicator
4. Pairing button Procedure
5. ANT
1. Unpack the installation accessory package and take out the WIUA, as
shown in Figure 2.
2. Install the WIUA in the cabinet or on the inner wall of the equipment
room. Ensure that the surface of the installation position is clean and free
of dust. Tear off the adhesive film on the bottom of the WIUA, and then
stick the WIUA to the cabinet or on the inner wall of the equipment room.
Press it with around 2N pressure for 5s to 10s.
3. Find the monitoring cable from the installation accessory package.
Connect the RJ45 connector on one end to the COM_IN port of the WIUA
(this operation is available when the WIUA is powered on), and the RJ45
3 connector on the other end to the CCU01D-04 or D_COM2 port of the
CCUB.
Key Techniques
1. The WIUA can be fixed to the cabinet using the adhesive and the cable
tie. The recommended space requirements are shown in Figure 1.
2. Rules for WIUA installation:
When there is a DC sensor, install the WIUA and the DC sensor in the
same cabinet or equipment room to reduce the number of external
antennas.
When there is no DC sensor, install the WIUA and the CCUB or CCU01D-
04 in the same cabinet or equipment room to reduce the number of WIUA
signal cables.
Installation Tools
1 Utility knife 2 ESD gloves 3
4 5 6
Materials
1 WIUA 2 Monitoring cable 3 Cable tie
4 5 6


(Optional) Installing the
1.3-B external antenna for the A 5 minutes
WIUA
Procedure
1. Find the external antenna from the installation accessory package.
2. Fix it to the metal base outside the cabinet by the magnetic chuck.
To reduce the length of the external antenna feeder exposed outside the
cabinet and reduce feeder binding, fix the external antenna near the cable
outlets of the metal cabinets or cases. Rotate the antenna pole to keep the
antenna in the vertical direction.
When the AC Wire e-Meter is installed in the ACDB, install the external
antenna near the AC cable outlets.
If a Huawei APM30H cabinet is used, install the external antenna near
cable outlets on the base.
If a non-Huawei cabinet is used, install the external antenna near cable
outlets on the base.
3. Place the RF cable of external antenna through the cable inlets of metal
cabinets or metal cases. Connect the SMA connector of the external
antenna feeder to the ANT port of the WIUA.
Key Techniques
1. When the WIUA and its subordinate wireless sensor are installed in
different metal cabinets and cannot directly communicate with each other,
an external antenna is required.
2. To ensure 2.4 GHz wireless communication quality, the WIUA is located
as close as possible to the external antenna of the connected Wire e-
Meter and there are few or no barriers between them.
Installation Tools
Combination
1 2 ESD gloves 3 Torque wrench
wrench
4 5 6
Materials
1 External antenna 2 RF Cable 3 Cable tie
4 5 6

1
Installing an IBOX and
2.3 cables
A 5 minutes
Procedure
1. Install an IBOX.
1. Unpack the installation accessory package and take out the IBOX, as shown in
Figure 2.
3 Paste the fastener of the IBOX to the inner wall of the cabinet where the SMU is
located.
Fix the IBOX to the fastener, as shown in Figure 3.
1. Power port 2. Communication input port 2. Install IBOX cables (UIM02C). The IBOX communication cable connection to the
3. Communication output port 4. DIP switch UIM02C is intended only for the SMU02B, and the SCC800 is not involved.
5. ALM indicator 6. RUN indicator Connect the IBOX communication cable to the UIM02C, as shown in Figure 4.
7. LINK indicator 8. SETUP indicator Connect one end of the communication cable to the COM_OUT port of the IBOX and
9. Networking button the other end to the COM port of the UIM02C.
Install a power cable for the IBOX, as shown in Figure 5. Loosen the screws on the
7 UIM02C and remove the UIM02C. Connect the IBOX power cable to the pins 6 and
7 in the J1 port from which the UIM02C is removed. Replace the UIM02C.
3. Install the IBOX communication cable (communication expansion module). This
connection mode is applied only when the IBOX connects to the SCC800. The
COM1 ports of the SMU (including SMU02B and SCC800) are supplied with 12 V
power. Therefore, you do not need to connect other power cables for the IBOX.
4 Install the IBOX communication cable, as shown in Figure 7. Connect one end of the
communication cable to the COM_OUT port of the IBOX and the other end to the
COM1 port of the NIM01C.
4. IBOX DIP switch. When many IBOXs exist, set different IBOX communication
addresses for the IBOXs according to the IBOX DIP switch setting rules. Figure 8
shows the principles of the DIP switches for the IBOX.
Key Techniques
1. Figure 1 shows the space requirements of the IBOX.
2. The IBOX communication cable is connected to the COM port of the UIM02C by
8 Principles of the DIP switches for IBOX
default. In addition, a 12 V power cable needs to be installed independently. If a
vibration sensor exists, the IBOX communication cable must be connected to the
Pin assignment of COM1 or COM2 port of the UIM02C. The 12 V power cable is not required.
6 the J1 port 3. The IBOX communication cable connection to the UIM02C is intended only for the
SMU02B, and the SCC800 is not involved.
5 4. Figure 6 shows the pins of the J1 port.
5. 0 indicates OFF, and 1 indicates ON. IBOX addresses 61 to 75 are displayed as 1
to 15 on the SMU.
Installation Tools
1 Cable cutter 2 Phillips screwdriver 3 ESD gloves
4 ESD wrist strap 5 Utility knife 6
Materials
Communication
1 IBOX fastener 2 IBOX 3
cable
4 Power cable 5 Cable tie 6

1
Current transformer (AC/DC)
1. RUN/ALM indicator 2. SETUP button 3. SETUP silkscreen

4. AC voltage collection terminal/Power supply for the sensor
5. DIP switch 6. External antenna port 7. Current transformer port
5
4 Guide rail



1 2
3
4

Installing a three-phase AC
1.4-A Wire e-Meter with a guide rail
A 5 minutes
Procedure
1. Unpack the installation accessory package and take out three-phase AC Wire e-Meters and AC
current transformer, as shown in Figure 1.
2. Prepare cord end terminals. For details, see "Assembling the cord end terminal and the power
cable" in Appendix 2.
3. According to the checklist of the measurement point and address code, set the knob DIP switch of
the AC Wire e-Meter to its corresponding position.
4. Install the AC voltage detection cable of the Wire e-Meter, as shown in Figure 3.
Remove the green AC voltage detection terminal on the three-phase AC Wire e-Meter body.
Insert the cord end terminal on the prepared AC voltage detection cable into the voltage detection
terminal, and tighten the screws.
Insert the voltage detection terminal into the three-phase AC Wire e-Meter body.
5. (Optional) If no guide rail is available in the cabinet or the ACDB, install a guide rail, as shown in
Figure 4.
6. Mount the AC Wire e-Meter on the guide rail, and ensure that it is aligned with the circuit breaker.
Remove the latch from the body, as shown in 1 in Figure 5.
Install the body to the guide rail, as shown in 2 in Figure 5.
Insert the latch into the body, as shown in 3 in Figure 5.
Key Techniques
1. AC Wire e-Meters are used to measure the power consumption of AC-powered devices.
2. The installation space must meet the following requirements:
Installation with a guide rail: The width for installing the guide rail should be 30 mm (1.18 in.) or above.
Figure 2 shows the space requirements for installation with adhesive tape.
When installing the Wire e-Meter on a 19-inch rack, you need to install a 1 U attachment plate. The
panel space should be 80 mm (3.15 in.) or above.
3. The AC Wire e-Meter must be installed at the backend of a level-B or level-C AC surge protector at
sites. Otherwise, the AC Wire e-Meter is subject to damage when the site suffers from a lightning
strike.
4. The AC Wire e-Meter should be installed in the ACDB when a surge protector is deployed in the
ACDB. However, the AC Wire e-Meter is installed in the device cabinet with an AC surge protector at
the backend when a surge protector is not deployed in the ACDB. This device cabinet can be a
communication cabinet power.
5. Installation of the three-phase AC Wire e-Meter must be performed by professional technical
engineers.
Installation Tools
1 Cable cutter 2 Crimping tool 3 Wire stripper

Phillips
4 5 Torque screwdriver 6 ESD gloves
screwdriver
Materials
Three-phase AC
1 2 Cord end terminal 3 AC voltage detection cable
Wire e-Meter

4 Guide rail 5 6

Installing a three-phase AC
1.4-B Wire e-Meter in other ways
A 5 minutes
Procedure
1. Install the Wire e-Meter with a cable tie. The procedure is the same as that of Installation with a
Guide Rail in section 1.4-A, among which only the step 6 is replaced by the following step.
Find the proper cable ties from the installation accessory package. Bind the AC Wire e-Meter body to
the hole for the cable tie on the side of the ACDB, as shown in Figure 1.
2. Install the Wire e-Meter with adhesive tape. The procedure is the same as that of Installation with a
Guide Rail in section 1.4-A, among which only the step 6 is replaced by the following step.
Find the 3M glue from the installation accessory package and paste it on the side of the AC Wire e-
Meter where there is no silkscreen.
Clean the inner wall of the distribution box with a clean rag. Check with hands to ensure that no dust is
found.
Remove the protective film of the 3M glue from the AC Wire e-Meter. Stick the Wire e-Meter body
smoothly to the clean inner wall of the ACDB, as shown in Figure 2.
Key Techniques
1. Installation is secured with a cable tie if the ACDB has no free space to install the guide rails, the
side panel of the cabinet has holes for the cable ties, or the installation space meets the requirements
of the DC Wire e-Meters.
2. The AC Wire e-Meter body is installed at least 15 mm (0.59 in.) away from other electronic devices.
3. When there is no free space to install the guide rails in the ACDB and no holes for the cable ties on
the side of the ACDB, you can install with adhesive tape.
When the installation space in the side of the ACDB meets the installation requirements of the Wire e-
Meter, you can consider installation with adhesive tape.
Installation Tools
1 Diagonal pliers 2 3
4 5 6
Materials
1 Cable tie 2 Adhesive tape 3 Three-phase AC Wire e-Meter
4 5 6

Installing the current

1.4-C transformer and external A 5 minutes
antenna of the Wire e-Meter
Procedure
1. Install the current transformer of the Wire e-Meter.
Insert the current transformer to the current transformer port on the AC Wire e-Meter body, as shown in
Figure 1.
Open the bayonet AC transformer and secure it to the measured load cable according to the
sequence, as shown in Figure 2.
2. (Optional) Install the external antenna.
Fix the external antenna in a proper place outside the ACDB by a magnetic chassis to keep the
antenna vertical, as shown in Figure 3.
Connect the feeder terminal to the external antenna port on one of AC Wire e-Meters, as shown in
Figure 4.
Key Techniques
1. The current transformer must be paired with the Wire e-Meter body, and they cannot interchange. If
you need to replace the current transformer when it is faulty, replace it together with the Wire e-Meter
body.
2. The Wire e-Meter communicates with the power data collection controller by using an internal
antenna. When wireless signals are shielded, the Wire e-Meter communicates with the controller by
using an external antenna if it is installed inside the metal cabinet. The wireless sensor within the same
cabinet can perform relay communication. Only one wireless sensor communicates with a controller by
using an external antenna.
Installation Tools
Combination
1 2 Diagonal pliers 3 Torque wrench
wrench
4 Protective gloves 5 6
Materials
Current
1 2 Cable tie 3 External antenna
transformer
4 RF cable 5 6


1 Installing a three-channel
Current transformer of 1.5 DC Wire e-Meter
A 10 minutes
three-channel DC Wire
e-Meters
Procedure
1. Figure 1 shows the appearance of a three-channel DC Wire e-Meter.
2. For details about procedure, see 1.4 Install three-phase AC Wire e-
Meters.
The installation procedure and precautions for a three-channel DC Wire
e-Meter are the same as those of a three-phase AC Wire e-Meter. The
differences are as follows: a DC power terminal is required for a DC
voltage collection terminal.
Key Techniques
1. DC Wire e-Meters are used to measure the power consumption of
DC-powered devices.
1. RUN/ALM indicator 2. SETUP button 3. SETUP silkscreen 2. The installation space must meet the following requirements:
4. AC voltage collection terminal/Power supply for the sensor The width for installing the guide rail should be 30 mm (1.18 in.) or
5. DIP switch 6. External antenna port 7. Current transformer
port above.
Figure 2 shows the space requirements for installation with adhesive
tape.
When installing the Wire e-Meter on a 19-inch rack, you need to install
a 1 U attachment plate. The panel space should be 80 mm (3.15 in.) or
above.
3. Generally, a DC Wire e-Meter is installed in a power cabinet. In
addition, it is installed together with a power data collection control unit
and a wireless access module in the same cabinet. No metal shielding
is required. If it is unavailable to install together with the power data
collection control unit and wireless access module in the same cabinet,
an external antenna is needed to connect to the wireless access
module. The wireless sensor within the same cabinet can perform relay
communication. Only one wireless sensor communicates with a
Installation Tools
Wire
1 Cable cutter 2 Crimping tool 3
stripper
Phillips Combination
4 5 6 ESD gloves
screwdriver wrench
Materials
DC voltage
Three-channel
1 2 Cord end terminal 3 detection
DC Wire e-Meter
cable
4 Guide rail 5 Cable tie 6


Preparing and attaching cable
1.6 labels
A 5 minutes
Procedure
1
1. Attach cable-tying labels to the power cables and the PGND cables.
Remove the labels from the label paper provided by the company, and
then attach the labels to the label ties. Finally, attach the cable-tying labels
to the power cables and the PGND cables connected to the cabinet and
power cabinet, as shown in Figure 1.
2. Attach L-shaped labels to transmission cables, signal cables, and power
cables as shown in Figure 2. Remove the labels from the printed base
page, attach them to the cable 20 mm (0.79 in.) from the connector, and
fold the long edge of the label around the cable, and turn over the labeling
area along the adhesive face. The labels must be attached on the cabinet
side and the peer side.
Key Techniques
1. When attaching the cable-tying labels, ensure that the label's direction is
consistent with others and the label corners are aligned. Cable ties are
bound at 20 mm (0.79 in.) from the connectors. Both ends of the power
2 cable must be attached with cable ties. The ID plate must be on top of the
cable in horizontal cabling, or on the right side of the cable in vertical
cabling.
2. When binding the sign plate labels, ensure that the cable ties are led
through the holes of the labels in the same direction. Ensure that the labels
face outwards in the same direction, and the labels are attached in an
orderly and neat manner. When you cut a cable tie, keep a surplus length
of 5 mm (0.20 in.) to 10 mm (0.40 in.).
3. The L-shaped label tie is attached to the cable 20 mm (0.79 in.) away
from the connector by default. Ensure that the edges of the turned-over
engineering label are in a line. The label locates on the right of the cable.
Installation Tools
1 Cable cutter 2 3
4 5 6
Materials
1 Cable-tying label 2 L-shaped label 3 White cable tie
4 5 6

1.7 Checking installation A 5 minutes
Procedure
1. Check whether devices are installed properly and whether
cables are connected properly according to the engineering
design documents and Product Hardware Quality Standards.
Key Techniques
Installation Tools
1 2 3
4 5 6
Materials
1 2 3
4 5 6


Setting the CCU
1.8 communications A 5 minutes
parameters
Procedure
1. Manage and configure a CCU on the GBTS side
Run the ADD BTSBRD command to add a CCU.
Run the SET BTSCCUBP command to set CCU parameters. For details about
parameter requirements, see Figure 1.
2. Manage and configure a CCU on the NodeB, eNodeB, and eGBTS side
Run the ADD CCU command to add a CCU. For details about parameter
requirements, see Figure 2.
3. To ensure that the time reported by CCUs is consistent with the actual time,
set the NE time, as shown in Figure 3. Press Exec.
Key Techniques
Installation Tools
1 2 3
3 4 5 6
Materials
1 2 3
4 5 6

1 NIM01C run indicator 1 indicator2

SMU02B run 3IBOX
3 4 appearance SN Task Description Operator Duration
2.8 SMU power-on commissioning A 10 minutes
Procedure
2 1. SMU02B power-on commissioning

The power-on commissioning to an SMU02B applies to TP or MTS9000A series
power supply in site deployment. For details about how to configure parameters and
1. Networking button 2. LINK indicator commission the SMU02B, see the system commissioning part in the installation
3. RUN indicator 4. ALM indicator
guide delivered with the power system.
2. SCC800 power-on commissioning
Switch on the input circuit breaker of the SCC800.
Check the RUN indicators of the SMU02B and NIM01C. They are blinking at 0.5 Hz,
5 4Instructions on networking button usage as shown in Figure 1.
The language selection interface appears after powering on the SMU02B. Press the
Indicators of the IBOX or button to select a language. Press to enter the system information interface
displayed in the selected language.
(Optional) Shield the door status alarms.
For the SCC800, the door status sensor is configured on the site by default. If no
door status sensor is configured, a door status alarm is reported when the SCC800
is powered on and the alarm persists for a long time. You can shield the alarm
manually according to Figure 2.
3. IBOX and Wire e-Meter power-on commissioning
6
Appearance of the Wire e-Meters Close input circuit breaker of the Wire e-Meter.
After you press the IBOX networking button, the LINK indicator status on the IBOX
changes from blinking green fast and off fast to blinking green fast. The IBOX
enters the networking state.
Check the indicator status of the Wire e-Meter to ensure that the indicator is steady
green. For details about the indicator status, see Figure 7. If the indicator is blinking
green, hold down the SETUP button for more than 3s to exit the networking state.
The indicator is steady green.
After you press the SETUP button of the Wire e-Meter, the RUN/ALM indicator
1. RUN/ALM indicator status changes from blinking green fast to blinking green slowly. The Wire e-Meter
2. SETUP button searches for and connects to the IBOX network.
Repeat the previous step to connect the remaining Wire e-Meters to the IBOX
network.
Press the IBOX networking button. The LINK indicator on the IBOX and RUN/ALM
indicator on the Wire e-Meter change from blinking green fast to blinking green
slowly. The networking process is complete.
Key Techniques
7Indicators of the Wire e-Meters 1. You can access the SMU02B using an LCD. Check whether the Wire e-Meters
are connected to the IBOX network, and query the energy consumption data and
DIP address tested by the Wire e-Meters. When visiting Setting Wizard,
Parameters Settings, and Running Control on the LCD, enter the preset
password 000001.
2. When Wire e-Meters cannot access the network, check whether the configured
DIP switch of the Wire e-Meter is the same as that of other sensors.
Installation Tools
1 Multimeter 2 3
4 5 6
Materials
1 2 3
4 5 6


Indicators of the CCU 1. COM_IN port
CCU power-on
2. SETUP indicator 1.9 commissioning
A 10 minutes
3. STATE indicator
4. Pairing button
Procedure
5. ANT
1. CCUB power-on commissioning
The power-on commissioning to a CCUB monitoring unit is
performed on the APM30H power cabinet. For more
details, see the power-on commissioning part in the
installation guide delivered with the power system.
2. CCU01D-04 power-on commissioning
3 Switch on the input circuit breaker of the CCUB.
Check the green RUN indicator. If it blinks 1s on and 1s
off, the CCUB works properly and communicates with its
Indicators on the WIUA
upper-level device normally. Check the ALM indicator. If it
is steady off, no alarm is reported.
3. WIUA and Wire e-Meter power-on commissioning
Connect the RJ45 connector at one end of the monitoring
cable of the WIUA to the COM_IN port on the WIUA.
After you press the WIUA pairing button, the WIUA
SETUP indicator status changes to blinking green slowly
(on for 1s and off for 1s). The WIUA enters the networking
state.
Check the indicator status of the Wire e-Meter to ensure
that the indicator is steady green. For details about the
indicator status, see Figure 4. If the indicator is blinking
green, hold down the SETUP button for more than 3s to
4 exit the networking state. The indicator is steady green.
Indicators of the Wire e-Meters After you press the SETUP button of the Wire e-Meter, the
RUN/ALM indicator status changes from blinking green
fast to blinking green slowly. The Wire e-Meter searches
for and connects to the WIUA network.
Repeat the previous step to connect the remaining Wire e-
Meters to the WIUA network.
The WIUA SETUP indicator status changes from blinking
green fast to blinking green slowly. The networking is
complete.
After the networking of the Wire e-Meters is complete,
press the SETUP button of the Wire e-Meter to disable the
networking function.
Key Techniques
Installation Tools
1 Multimeter 2 3
4 5 6
Materials
1 2 3
4 5 6

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2.9 communications A 5 minutes
parameters
Procedure
1. Network mode 1: SMU connecting to the MON port on the BBU
over the RS485 port
Check the port mode, protocol type, baud rate, and
communication address on the LCD interface. Configure the Port
Mode as Manual, the Protocol Type as M/S Protocol, the Baud
Rate as 9600, and the Comm. Address as 3. Figure 1 shows the
communications parameters.
2. Network mode 2: SMU connecting to the transmission devices
over the FE port
2 Apply for a fixed IP address from the network administrator at a
site or a machine room.
Set the IP address, subnet mask and gateway address on the
LCD interface, as shown in Figure 2.
Set the IP address and port number of the active and standby
servers of SPM NMS components on the LCD interface, as shown
in Figure 3.
Key Techniques
1. A password is required to access the Setting Wizard menu. The
preset password is 000001.
Installation Tools
1 2 3
4 5 6
Materials

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4 5 6

Sorting tools and

1.10 cleaning surroundings
A 5 minutes
Procedure
1. Sort on-site tools and redundant cables, as shown in Figure 1.
2. Clean up the equipment room, as shown in Figure 2.
Key Techniques
1. Device packages and boards must be placed in good order.
2. No cable ties or other sundries are left on the floor or in the
cabinets.
Installation Tools
1 2 3
4 5 6
Materials
1 2 3
4 5 6

Assembling the OT terminal

and the power cable
Procedure
1. Figure 1 shows the components of a one-hole OT terminal and a
power cable.
2. Figure 2 shows the components of a two-hole OT terminal and a
power cable.
3. Based on the cross-sectional area of the cable conductor, strip part
of the insulation layer (C) until the L1-long conductor (D) is exposed,
as shown in Figure 3. Table 1 lists the recommended values of L1.
4. Feed the power cable into the heat shrink tubing (A), as shown in
Figure 4.
5. Feed the exposed conductor into the OT terminal (B), and ensure
that the OT terminal is in good contact with the insulation layer of the
power cable (C), as shown in Figure 4.
6. Use a crimping tool to press the end of the bare crimping terminal on
the conductor, as shown in Figure 5.
7. Push the heat shrink tubing (A) towards the connector until the tube
covers the crimped part, and then heat the tube with a heat gun, as
shown in Figure 6.
Key Techniques
1. Do not damage the conductor when stripping the insulation layer off
the power cable. Determine the length of L1 based on the length of L
at the bare crimping terminal of the OT terminal. L1 = L + Length of 1
mm to 2 mm. If you are familiar with the operation, you can compare
the part to be crimped on the OT terminal with the cable to determine
the length.
2. When placing the OT terminal on the conductor closely to the end of
the jacket, ensure that the L2 part of the conductor, which sticks out of
the bare crimping terminal, is not longer than 2 mm (0.08 in.), as
shown in figure 4.
3. The shape of the crimped end varies according to the crimping tool.
4. Do not overheat the heat shrink tubing because the insulation layer
may be damaged.
Installation Tools
Wire
1 Phillips screwdriver 2 Cable cutter 3
stripper
4 Heat gun 5 Crimping tool 6
Materials
1 OT terminal 2 3
4 5 6


Assembling the cord end
terminal and the power
cable
Procedure
1. Based on the cross-sectional area of the cable conductor, strip
part of the insulation layer (B) until the L1-long conductor (C) is
exposed, as shown in Figure 2. Table 1 lists the recommended
values of L1.
2. Feed the exposed conductor into the cord end terminal (A), and
ensure that the conductor is aligned with the edge of the cord end
terminal, as shown in figure 3.
3. Use the crimping tool to crimp the joint parts of the cord end
terminal and the conductor based on a proper cross-sectional area,
as shown in Figure 4.
4. After the crimping operation, check the maximum crimping width.
The maximum crimping width for the tubular terminal is less than that
specified in Table 2.
Key Techniques
1. Figure 1 shows the components of a cord end terminal and a

power cable.
2. Do not damage the conductor when stripping the insulation layer
off the power cable.
3. After the conductor is fed into the cord end terminal, the protruding
part of the conductor must be no longer than 1 mm (0.04 in.).
Installation Tools
Phillips Wire
1 screwdriver
2 Cable cutter 3
stripper
Crimping
4 5 6
tool
Materials
Cord end
1 2 3
terminal
4 5 6
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Main
Scenari Power Power Version Added Description
Device
o
Manuf
Manufactur Input Controlle SN Task Description Operator Duration
er Type r
acturer Application
APM30 Ver.E or
1 Huawei Huawei
H later
- Use the power controller. scenarios of the
Ver.D
SEMS
APM30
2 Huawei Huawei
H
or CCU box - Procedure
earlier
SMU 1. In terms of suppliers, the main devices can be divided
3 Huawei Huawei TP/MTS V500 or - Use the power controller. into Huawei main devices and the third-party main devices.
later 2. In terms of suppliers, the power system can be divided
4 Huawei Huawei TP/MTS SMU SCC800 1. When the COM port of the into Huawei power system and the third-party power
V300 or is SMU is not occupied, no system.
earlier optional. additional controller is needed. 3. The Huawei power can also be divided into APM30H and
Only the SMU software needs to TP/MTS power systems.
be upgraded to V500R001C10. 4. The SMU version is the software version that the SMU
The SCC800 is not needed. can be checked in the LUI menu.
2. When the COM port of the
SMU subscriber extension board
is occupied, the SCC800 is
needed.
5 Huawei Third party - - SCC800/ -
CCU box
is Key Techniques
optional.
6 Third Huawei TP/MTS SMU - Cannot collect or measure the
party V500 or power consumption data of the
later base station. The power
consumption data is measured
using a sensor.
7 Third Huawei TP/MTS SMU SCC800 1. When the COM port of the
party V300 or is SMU is not occupied, no
earlier optional. additional controller is needed.
Only the SMU software needs to
be upgraded to V500R001C10.
2. When the COM port of the
SMU subscriber extension board
is occupied, the SCC800 is
needed. Installation Tools
8 Third Third party - - SCC800 Cannot collect or measure the
party power consumption data of the
1 2 3
base station. The power
consumption data is measured
using a sensor. 4 5 6
Materials
1 2 3

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SingleSite Solution V100R003C00 SEMS Typical Installation Scenarios

Power cabinet Power cabinet

Power cabinet Power cabinet

Power cabinet Power cabinet

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SOP for SingleSite Solution V100R003C00 CCU SEMS Hardware Installation

1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3

1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7

1.8 1.9 1.10

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SOP for SingleSite Solution V100R003C00 SMU SEMS Hardware Installation

2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3

2.8 2.9 2.10

【Installation personnel】One hardware installation worker A: A should be technical all-round

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Phillips screwdriver Flat-head screwdriver Combination wrench

Power cable crimping

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No. Task Description Operator Duration

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SN Task Description Operator Duration

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Installing the CCU01D-04 and

1 Floating nuts 2 Cable claw 3 CCU01D-04

4 Power cable 5 PGND cable 6 Monitoring cable

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1 SN Task Description Operator Duration

4 Wire stripper 5 Crimping tool 6

1 CCU01D-04 2 Cable claw 3 Monitoring cable

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1 3 SN Task Description Operator Duration

Phillips screwdriver, Hammer drill, Rubber

1 Expansion bolt 2 SCC800 3 Floating nuts

4 Power cable 5 PGND cable 6 Communication cable

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1 2 SN Task Description Operator Duration

1 Utility knife 2 ESD gloves 3

1 WIUA 2 Monitoring cable 3 Cable tie

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SN Task Description Operator Duration

1 External antenna 2 RF Cable 3 Cable tie

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1 Cable cutter 2 Phillips screwdriver 3 ESD gloves

4 ESD wrist strap 5 Utility knife 6

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