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    OptiX OSN 9800 P32 Quick Installation Guide Issue 05, Date 2021-03-30 Wz HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. HUAWEI Copyright © Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. 2021. All rights reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without prior written consent of Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. ‘Trademarks and Permissions Noawti and other Huawei trademarks are trademarks of Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd Al other trademarks and trade names mentioned in this document are the property of their respective holders Notice ‘The purchased products, services and features are stipulated by the contract made between Huawei and the customer. All or part of the products, services and features described in this document may not be within the purchase scope or the usage scope. Unless otherwise specified in the contract, all statements, information, and recommendations in this document are provided "AS IS" without warranties, guarantees or representations of any kind, either express or implied. The information in this document is subject to change without notice. Every effort has been made in the preparation of this document to ensure accuracy of the contents, but all statements, information, and recommendations in this document do not constitute a warranty of any kind, express or implied Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. Address: Huawei Industrial Base Bantian, Longgang ‘Shenzhen 518129 People's Republic of China Website http://www huawei, com Email ‘support@huawei,com Update History Updates between document issues are cumulative. Therefore, the latest document issue contains all updates made in previous issues. Issue ‘Change Description ‘Change Position on This issue isthe first official release. ‘Added this document. 02 Optimized descriptions in section “Installing Power Cablos-DC ". P30 to P35 03 ‘Added the description of removing the blue dustproof plugs from the | P17 cptical ports on the backplane side of the service board before installing the service board, 04 ‘Added the typical configuration of the P32+UPS (AG3B) and related | P7, P10, P13, P15, P22, P24, P34, P40 descriptions P41, P50, P57 06 1. Added the typical configuration of "P32+NM12 (AB3B)" and related | 1.7, P10, P11, P12, P13, P16, P22, description 2. Optimized descriptions in section “Installing a Cabinet." 3. Addod the figures showing the ground points at tho rear sido of, the PDUs. 4. Added the board insertion principles for 20-degree boards. 5, Added the precautions for installing air conditioners in the equipment room. 6. Added the description ofthe following scenarios: “Scenario 2 (Ring Network): P32 (Master) + M12 (Siavey’, “Scenario 4 (Ring Network): P32 (Master) + P32 (Slave)’, “Scenario 6 (Double-chain network): P32 (Master) + P32C (Slave)" and “Scenario 7 (Ring Network): P32 (Master) + P32C (Slave)’. P25, P27, P28, P29, P34, P43, PAS, P49, P52, P68 2.P10,P11, P12 3. P22, P23, P24 4.Pq7 5.P3 6. P44, P45, PAB UC ald Poo va] pe aes Hest Dissipation Page 15 Conaitons of an Equipment Room Cable Holes on AGI Pogo 18 eee Routing of Ground Page 19 | Cables and Power [Cables — A038 Cabinet Instaling Groune Pages 20.23, aa Instaling Power Poges 24-41)" Cables-DC. InstalingiRouting NMI Cables ny TnstalingiRowting Page 49 | Housekeeping ‘Alam Cables InstalingiRouting Pages 50-53] Cabinet Indicator Alam Cables Instaling and Pages 5457) Routing Clock Cables Instaling and Routing Page 58 | the Door Status Cable ofthe Cabinet Preparing for the Installation Page 4 é Pages 0-8 a ron Pages 10-17 Pages 18.58, Page 65 Page 65 Page 1-2 ‘and Holes — One P32 [| | Instaling Boards —_— Pages 50-64 es —_ ane HEEB eterence intormation 3 coeraton eon cor Installation Positions Subrack and One M12 oer Subrack (A835) Precautions for Cees Installation Postions ‘and Holes — One P32 ee Suiorack and One tequired Te Universal Platform eee Subrack (A838) ee Typical Cabinet ‘aniguratons Cabinet Installation (P32 Subrack = M2 a Subrack) Instaling a Cabinet cabinet Instatation Cabinet Feat Givers Pitan Dissipation and Air iu ation 2 Subrack) oo Instaling Routing Cables Instaling Routing Fibers — Installing Cabinet Doors ‘and Side Panols Li Instaling and Routing es Extemal Famers (th Pages 60-63) “Firer Management Performing the Post- instalation Check Inspodton Botoe Insaling and Rout Power-On So Enginoening = ent ee mare dir NOTE This document provides guidelines for quick hardware installation. it describes procedures for onsite installation, but does not describe pre-delivery assembly Safety Information + Always wear protective gloves when lifting or transporting a cabinet to prevent hand injuries or damage to the cabinet surface. The equipment is heavy. To prevent human injuries or equipment damage, always use a lifting device to transport or position the equipment. Use a pallet truck or heavy-duty bogie wagon to transport the equipment on even ground, and use a cargo lift to transport the equipment between different floors. If the equipment room does not have a cargo lift, a stair-cimbing truck is recommended to transport the equipment between different floors. NOTICE ESD Protection Always wear ESD gloves or an ESD wrist strap prior to contact with the equipment or before handling devices, boards, or IC chips to prevent damage fo sensitive components due to electrostatic discharge from the human body. Ensure that the ESD wrist strap is properly grounded. ESD jacks on P32 subrack ESD jacks on UPS mare dir [ees Binding cables Binding intervals between cable ties or optical fiber binding straps inside the cabinet cannot exceed 250 mm. (Binding intervals cannot exceed 200 mm for user cables.) Binding intervals between cable ties for all cables and corrugated pipes outside the cabinet are determined based on the distance between the two horizontal beams of the overhead cable tray. If the cable trough does not contain any beams, the binding intervals between cable ties cannot exceed 250 mm. Horizontal beams of the overhead cable tray NOTICE ‘Checking before installation Ensure that the equipment room, cabinets, power supplies, ground cables, optical cables, and associated devices are ready for installation. Start the installation according to the engineering design documents after confirming that all conditions are met. fous Requirements for the Installation Position of the Air Conditioner in the Equipment Room Ifthe distance between a cabinet and the air exhaust vent of an air conditioner is less than 3 m, ensure that the relative humidity in the ‘equipment room is lower than 75% to prevent condensation in the cabinet. Requirements and Precautions for Operating Boards (DO note The specifications and appearances of different boards may be different, but you still need to follow the operation instructions when using boards. [oes ‘Always wear ESD gloves or an ESD wrist strap prior to operating a board to prevent damage to sensitive components. Operating @ board without ESD Wearing ESD gloves Wearing an ESD wrist strap protection NOTICE Hold the front panel of a boare with both hands. *Any vacant slot must be covered by 4 filer panel to prevent foreign objects from entering the subrack ‘or system ventilation ducts. Foreign objects may cause an NE failure. *Boards are fragile and vulnerable. When transporting or placing a board, exercise caution and ensure that the board is packed in a dedicated box to protect the board against damage. “Boards must be packed with original packaging materials during transportation. If the original packaging materials are lost, contact Huawel Required Tools and Eq! Tools and Equipment for | installing Cabinets ~ ‘Vacuum cleaner Hammer eri Plum ine Marker = 216 aril bit Multimeter Claw hammer Combination wrench eo —_ | Philips screwdriver Flat-head screwdriver eo. Powder marker M6~M12 socket wrench Ruler Level = Torque wrench Tools and Equipment for I installing the P32 pe —— — [$$ Measuring tape Phillips screwariver Flat-head screwdriver Adjustable wrench ‘Segmented blade Heat gun utility knife COAX crimping tool Wie clippers COAX stripper RJAS crimping tool Diagonal pliers Wire stripper —s Power cable crimping tool a Network cable tester l Multimeter Hi Appearance ENCE Product ‘Supported Since P32 subrack \v400R007C00 Cs 1 Fan tray assembly A 2 Cable trough A ‘ou ‘3 EFI tow 1 ~ $ hone 7 Reseed st ‘i 8 Service board area 10 Cable trough icin) AVE | | | 9 Service board area i 0 11 Cable trough D 12 Fan tay assembly B 18 Ar fiter Hi Typical Cabinet Configurations EU eee mae} (A63B) pol ere ele Te Slate) A Pei) eC 9 note es—t Before installing subracks, you must remove the front and side doors of the cabinet. For detail to the A63B Cabinet installation Guide. To ensure safely, at least three persons are required. The following figure shows only the installation holes on one side of the cabinet. The installation holes on the other side of the cabinet are similar. By default, components such as the PDU, subrack, and air deflector are installed in the cabinet before delivery. You only need to fix the cabinet, install air ducts, and connect and route some optical fibers onsite. Front view PDU P32 subrack % % Al deflector M12 subrack ‘The subracks are configured from top to bottom, Typical configurations of the cabinet: DPD60-8-8 + P32 + Air deflector + M12 nd Installation Hole DPD60-8-8 30, 31, 42, 43, 51, 62, 68, P32 subrack 60,74, 75 Air defector M12 subrack 4,8,16,17 NOTICE ‘The M12 subrack in this configuration can only be used as an optical-layer subrack. El typical Cabinet Configurations Installation Positions and Holes — One P32 Subrack and One Univers: Platform Subrack (A63B) note * Before installing subracks, you must remove the front and side doors of the cabinet. For detail: to the A63B Cabinet installation Guide. To ensure safety, at least three persons are required. + The following figure shows only the installation holes on one side of the cabinet. The installation holes ‘on the other side of the cabinet are similar. + By default, components such as the PDU, subrack, and air deflector are installed in the cabinet before delivery. You only need to fix the cabinet, install air ducts, and connect and route some optical fibers onsite Front view ss—t : PDU ‘The subracks are configured from top to bottom. ‘Typical configurations of the cabinet: iE DPD60-8-8 + P32 + Air deflector + UPS oo ora cy DPDE0-8-8 88 30, 81, 42,43, 57, 82, P32 subrack Bo. 60, 14, 78 8 ee Air deflector 3.4,17,18 4%. % tt ee ‘The UPS in this configuration can only be used as. an optical-layer subrack. 23. oo. Air deflector 18 1" ups. 4 HB typical Cabinet Configurations Installation Positions and Holes — One P32 Subrack (A63B) note * Before installing subracks, you must remove the front and side doors of the cabinet. For detail: to the A63B Cabinet installation Guide. To ensure safety, at least three persons are required. + The following figure shows only the installation holes on one side of the cabinet. The installation holes ‘on the other side of the cabinet are similar. + By default, components such as the PDU, subrack, and air deflector are installed in the cabinet before delivery. You only need to fix the cabinet, install air ducts, and connect and route some optical fibers onsite Front view as & PDU __——— ‘The subracks are configured from top to bottom. ‘Typical configurations ofthe cabinet: os DPD60-8-8 + P32 + Air deflector Cee Peet DPD60-8-8 88 30, 84, 42,48, 61,82, P22 subrack 35 42 6182, » eee Air deflector Ea 4% 23. Air deflector BB installing a Cabinet Perea ee (ered elo aaa ole los 9) + The P32 subrack is an all-optical device. During the installation, pay attention to the following items: 41. During cabinet installation on a concrete floor, use a vacuum cleaner to remove dust when driling holes. In addition, do not open the door of the cabinet where a P32 subrack is installed, Otherwise, dust may fall into the P32 subrack. 2. During cabinet installation on an ESD floor, if supports need to be installed on the ESD floor, use a vacuum cleaner to remove dust when drilling holes to install the supports. In addition, do not open the door of the cabinet where a P32 subrack is installed. Otherwise, dust may fall into the P32 subrack. + For details about installing the AG3B cabinet with a P32 subrack and an M12 subrack, refer to the A638 Cabinet Installation Guide. BB installing a Cabinet fer UMUC e es yeoli ele Col elit eels allay ] + The P32 subrack is an all-optical device. During the installation, pay attention to the following items: 1 During cabinet ncalaion on a concrete for ise vacuum sleane o femove dis nen Griing oles In sdeton, do ne open te door ofthe cabinet where a P32 subreck is nsaled Others, dust may fl ino the P32 subrack During cabinet nsafaion on an ESD floor supped need tobe installed onthe ESD Aor, Use avec cleaner to romave dust when oiling holes oinstal he suppers, edit, do nat open the door of he cabinet whore a P32 subraceeinstaled. Otherwise, dust may a nto the Bae suorace + Whon intting one P32 subrack and one universal platform subreck ina typical eabinet, you must remove te fan ay ascomb anda ier fom the universal plato cubtack fret tighten the anchor balls on the eatine and then resnstal he fn ray assembly anda iter. For detals about other installation steps, refer to the A636 Cabinet Installation Guide. During the fan tray assembly restoration, ensure thet the fan tray assembly is properly installed. H i l fed aa }- Fan tray assembly F Air fiter El installing a Cabinet berate rl areal e-(s 9) + The P32 subrack is an all-optical device. During the installation, pay attention to the following items’ 1. During the cabinet installation on @ concrete floor, use @ vacuum cleaner to remove dust when driling holes. In addition, do not open the door of the cabinet where a P32 subrack is installed. Otherwise, dust may fall into the P32 subrack. 2. During cabinet installation on an ESD floor, if supports need to be installed on the ESD floor, use a vacuum cleaner to remove dust when driling holes to install the supports. In addition, do not ‘open the door of the cabinet where a P32 subrack is installed. Otherwise, dust may fall into the P32 subrack. + For details about installing the A63B cabinet with a P32 subrack, refer to the A63B Cabinet Installation Guide. Bl cabinet Heat Dissipation and Air Ducts Perio art) (I) NoTe Different typical configurations support different heat dissipation air ducts. You need to properly arrange the cabinet and heat dissipation air ducts based on the specific configurations. (One P32 Subrack and One M12 Subrack 1 Ducts of a Cal 9 ‘The typical configuration of one P32 subrack and one M12 subrack is applicable to the equipment rooms with vertical overhead (VOH) air distribution, horizontal displacement (HDP) air distribution, and vertical underfloor (VUF) air distribution. The VUF air distribution supports air intake from front, but does not support precise air supply. For details about the air distribution mode in an equipment room, see the Appendix: Air Distribution Modes in Equioment Rooms. 2. The following uses the VUF air cistribution as an example. \VUF air distribution (air intake from front) Sets —) Solid floor_ == _* == ‘Perforated floor Bl cabinet Heat Dissipation and Air Ducts Ducts of a Cal 9 Petre ara) (1) Note Different typical configurations support different heat dissipation air ducts. You need to property arrange the cabinet and heat dissipation air ducts based on the specific configurations. (One P32 Subrack and One UPS 1. The typical configuration of one P32 subrack and one UPS is applicable to the equipment rooms with. vertical overhead (VOH) air distribution, horizontal displacement (HDP) air distribution, and vertical underfloor (VUF) air distribution. The VUF air distribution supports air intake from front, but does not support precise air supply. For details about the air distribution mode in an equipment room, see the ir. i 2. The following uses the VUF air cistribution as an example. \VUF air distribution (air intake from front) —) — —) —) flr ducts of the VUF alr distribution “Temperature-inerease Solid floor == + = ‘Perforated floor Cold air mmm ai tow mp Hot air tris ‘One P32 subrack 1. The typical configuration of one P32 subrack is applicable to the equipment rooms with vertical overhead (VOH) air distribution, horizontal displacement (HDP) air distribution, and vertical underfloor (VUF) air distribution. The VUF air distribution suppor air intake from front and precise air supply. For details about the air distribution mode in an equipment room, see the Appendix: Air Distribution Modes in Equipment Rooms 2. Touse VUF air distribution (precise air supply), air ducts must be reconstructed. For details, see the following section in this chapter. 3. The following uses the VUF air distribution as an example VUF air distribution VUF air distribution (air intake from front) (precise air supply) To use VUF air distribution (precise air supply), air ducts must be reconstructed. For details, s0e the following section in this chapter. Air intake vent at the bottom of the cabinet —) ‘Air ducts of the VUF air distribution ——— Sviis oor = + — Perforated Foor MEN Cold air tmp TEMPSTALTENGTERSS uy Fo: ai (Qnote Different configurations have different requirements on the heat dissipation conditions of an equipment room. You need to adjust the heat dissipation conditions of the equipment room according to the selected configuration Heat dissipation specifications (ai intake from front) (One P32 subrack Typical configuration and one M12 subrack (A638) (One P32 subrack (One P32 subrack and one UPS (A63B) (A638) Long term: 5°C to 40°C | Long term: 5°C to 40°C| Long term: 5°C to 40°C Cabinet-level ambient Short term:—5°C to. | Short term:-5°C to. | Short term: -5°C to temperature 45°C 45°C 45°C Air conditioner's air supply , sy y Rohieaienestinee 2520 m’sh 2370 m'th 2160 m*th ; ‘One 0.6 mx0.6 Air supply | m ficor in front of speedof | the cabinet, with a 4.0m6 37 mis 3.4ms th porosity rate of perforated | 50% floor in the aisle on the | Two0.6mx0.6 front door _| m floors in front of side ofa | the cabinet, with a 20m6 1.9 mis 1.7 mvs cabinet porosity rate of 50% Heat dissipation specifications (precise air supply) Typical configuration (One P32 subrack (A638) Long term: 5°C to 40°C. Cabinet-level ambient temperature Shottam ste t50 Air conditioner's air supply volume per eae 2160 mth Air supply speed of the perforated floor in the aisle on the bottom of a cabinet [hes *+ Inthe scenario of precise underfloor air distribution at the bottom of a cabinet, the air deflector needs to be removed from the cabinet. + Procedure: Loosen the two screws on both sides of the air deflector counterclockwise, and pull out the air deflector. The air defiector will not be used 3.4mis Hi Installing Boards Installing Service Boards Coes The optical-layer boards in the service area must be inserted in sequence according to the silkscreen on the cable manager (as shown in the red box in the following figure). Otherwise, the normal running of the product will be affected Board areas lust FAN + Slot IDs of the boards in area A: IU5 to 112, + Slot IDs of the boards in area B: 1U21 to 1U28 + Slot IDs of the boards in area C: U17 to 1U20, 1U29 to 1U32, + Slot IDs of the boards in area D: 1U1 to IU4, 1U13. tolU16 Principles for installing boards + Installation sequence of optical line boards: A -> B >C>D + Installation sequence of optical tributary boards: D >C>B>A + The 20-degree optical tributary and line boards can be installed only in slots 1U1—IU20, and cannot be installed in area B or the right side of area C (note When the preceding board installation sequence is met: + Because there are a few optical fibers on the front panels of optical line boards, install the optical line boards in each area from left to right. Example: If there are three optical line boards, preferentially install the three optical line boards in slots IUS-IU7 of area A from left to right in sequence. + Because there are a large number of optical fibers on the front panels of optical tributary boards, to facilitate future expansion using optical fibers, install the optical tributary boards from edge side to the middle in sequence. Example: During the installation in area D, if there are two OT3232 optical tributery boards, you need to select the area with the most convenient fiber routing according to the actual environment. Assume that the left-side area D is selected. Preferentially use slots IU1 and U2, and then use slots IU3 and U4 in sequence. Assume that the right-side area D is selected. Preferentially use slots IU16 and 1U15, and then use slots IU14 and IU13 in sequence. Installing Service Boards CQnote To ensure smooth ventilation of a subrack and protect boards inside the subrack, pay attention to the following points: 1. OXC filler panel must be installed for all vacant slots. 2. Boards must be installed or maintained one by one. Every time you remove a board (or an OXC filler panel) from a slot, immediately install an OXC filler panel (or a new board) into the slot. Do not remove multiple boards (or OXC filler panels) and then install corresponding OXC filler panels (or new boards) into the slots ata time. NOTE The installation of service boards must comply with the board insertion principles. After the board is replaced, the operator waits for the feedback from the NMS to check the insertion loss inspection result (the inspection time is about 12 minutes). f the insertion loss is abnormal, remove the board and use the OXC cleaning too! to clean the optical interface of the backplane and the optical interface of the board. For details, see chapter "Cleaning Boards”. @ Loosen screws on an OXC filler panel and raise @ Take out the blue dust plug of the optical the ejector levers on both ends of an OXC filler interface on the backplane side of the board, panel, and pull out the OXC filler panel. © Tur the ejector levers on both @) Hold the ejector levers inwards @ Use a screwdriver to sides of the board to the maximum to secure the board in the slot. unfasten the screws at the langle, and then steadily insert the During the push process, the ‘two ends on the front panel board along the guide rails until the Secure connection of the of the board, optical connector makes a board cannot slide forward. lick sound Hi Installing/Routing Cables rs edeuba keri When overhead cabling is required When underfloor cabling is required: Lead power cables into the cabinet through + Lead power cables into the cabinet through cable hole b. cable hole g or h, lead the power cables to cable Lead the NM and alarm cables into the hole a through cable hole d, and then connect, i them to the PDU. Cee eee Bese ee through Lead the NM and alarm cables into the cabinet cable hole c or d through cable hole g or h Thread optical fibers out of fiber management cabinets, NOTE In underfloor cabling mode, it is recommended that type-A fiber management cabinets (2200 mm x 150 mm x 300 mm) be also used. os ‘The PDU cables are led out from the left and right sides of the cabinet, corresponding to the cable holes on the left and right sides of the cabinet top. Routing of Ground Cables and Power Cable: A63B Cabinet Do not install or remove power cables while the equipment is Powered on. Ensure that the power is switched off prior to removing oF installing a power cable to avoid bodily injuries. Overhead Cabling Bind the power cables in a bundle, then route the power and ground cables through the cable rack above the cabinet, At the top of the cabinet, connact the ground cable to the ground screws. Then thread the power cables into the cabinet through the cable holes and connect them to the DC input terminals on the PDU at the top of the cabinet. Ground cable (yellow-green) Underfloor Cabling ‘Thread power and ground cables into the cabinet through cable holes in the ESD support at the bottom of the cabinet. For the ground cable, route it by way of the cable- routing area, thread it through the cable hole at the top of the cabinet, and connect it to the ground screws. For the power cables, route them by way of the cable-routing area to the top of the cabinet. Cable-routing Installing Ground Cables Ey) instatting cabinet Ground Cables (A638) To the ground bar in the equipment Connecting Ground Cables [By connecting Ground Cables for One P32 Subrack and One M12 Subrack (note Rear view of the PDU Ground cables of the P32 subrack, the M12 subrack and PDU module have been installed at the ground screw holes on the column of the cabinet before delivery. Therefore, customers do not need to install ground cables. Connect one end ofthe PDU ground cable te the around point atthe ear sida ofthe power box, connect the ether end tothe und hole 81 on the outer side of the right-side cabinet column, and use screws to secure the cable, Connect one end of ne P32 subrack ground cable 10 the ground bot onthe o 3# screwcriver 4900.49 N ny |} |e Be q : . Subrack comec! ho thor end oth ound hoe 80 on the utr seo ot the Py ight cabinet column. ad ume sere to scare te cable a + Connect and of the M12 ground cable to the ground bolt on the subrack, PDU ground point cennoc ina oer ent the round nolo 12 onto ct is ote nae so abnet coun, and.so stows to secu the cabo Front view of A636 housing one P32 _—_—Right-sice view of A63E housing one P32 ‘subrack and one M12 subrack Ssubrack and one M2 subrack F7_Fixing hole forthe PDU ground cable 2oaeoD onthe cabinet 5 Fixing hole (80) forthe P32 subrack = ey «round cable on the cabinat s 4 Me Ve ol Ye 2# screwdriver 2.08 £0.31 N ty MS =H] 2H screwdriver 3.060.31 N. Fixing hole (12) for the M12, i ssubrack ground cable on the cabinet Connecting Ground Cables [Gy connecting Ground Cables for One P32 Subrack and One Universal Platform Subrack (note Rear view of the PDU PDU ground point subrack and one UPS Front view of A63B housing one P32 Me Ground cables of the P32 subrack, the UPS and PDU module have been installed at the ground screw holes on the column of the cabinet before delivery. 3# screwdriver £900.49 N Therefore, customers do not need to install ground cables. Connect one end ofthe PDU ground cable tothe around point atthe rear side of the power box, connect tne cer end tothe round hole 81 on the cuter side of the nght sie cabinet column, and use screws to sacure the cable Connect one end ofthe P32 Subrack ground cable fo the ground bolt on the subrack, connec the other end tothe round hove 60 on the outer side ofthe Nightside cabinet column, and use serews to secure the cable. Connect one end of he UPS ground cable to ine ground bolton the sunrack, ‘connect the other end to the round hole on the outer side ofthe right-side ‘cabinet column, and use sorews fo secure the cable Right-side view of A63B housing one P32 subrack and one UPS Fixing hole for the PDU ground cable on the cabinet IN >} Fixing hole (80) for the P32 subraok ground cable on the , cabinet A screwdriver} | 3.08 0.31 N ny cs Cc Fixing hole (5) for the UPS ground cable on the cabinet Connecting Ground Cables EE) connecting Ground Cables for One P32 Subrack Gnote Ground cables ofthe P32 subrack and PDU module have been installed at the ground serew holes on the column of the cabinet before delivery. Therefore, customers do not need to install ground cables. PDU ground point Front view of A63B housing one P32 subrack Rear view of the PDU + Connect one end ofthe PDU ground cable tothe ground paint a the rear side ofthe power box, conneet the other and to the ound nole 81 on ine outer sida ofthe right-side cabinet column, and use screws to secure the cable, Connect one end ofthe P32 subrack ground cable tothe ground bot onthe subrack, conmect the ether end to the round hole 80 onthe outer side ofthe right-side cabinet column, and use screws fo secure the cable Right-side view of A638 housing one P32 subrack Fixing hole for the PDU ground cable on the cabinet | —— Fixing hole (20) for the P32 subrack ground cable on the cabinet M5 AW 18% 2# screwdriver 3.06031 N 3# screwdriver '90=0.49N) aa Installing Power Cables-DC Ey selecting Power Cables Circuit breaker specifications for each subrack Equipment Circuit Breaker Current P32 6x60 UPS 2x60A Mi 2x60A* ‘@: When DPD60-8-8 is used, the circuit breaker specifications are 60 A PDU copper fitting configuration — One P32 subrack and one UPS ‘Scenario| —_InputCurrent __| Output Current Copper Fitting 1 Bx60A 8x60A Not required Install to-in-one copper tings and the two-in-one 2 4x 1208 BxG0A copper fitings intended forthe middle area, r x Install two-in-one copper itings and the two-in-one 8 2Bx1OAT4XGOK 8x0 Copper fitings intended for the middle area, PDU copper fitting configuration — One P32 subrack and one M12 subrack Scenario | Input Current | Output Current Copper Fitting 1 8x60A 8x60A Not required Install two-in-one copper fitings and the two-in-one 2 4xi208 BxGoA copper fitings intended for the midale area, . Install uosin-one coppar itings and the fwo-in-one 8 Bx 120A+4x608 Bx 604 copper fitings intended fer the middle area, Appearance 1 2 External powercable —/ . — = —— 1. JG two-hole bare crimp terminal 2. Cord end terminal External power cable configuration 1 External power cable configuration 2 (note This document uses configuration 2 as an example, Installing Power Cables-DC Ey selecting Power Cables Configuration of external power cable terminals Typical Configuration PDU Model NEG(-) Terminal on the POU RTN(+) Terminal on the PDU Whan copparftings are nat ‘One P32 subrack and one used: cord ond torminal M12 subrack DPDSO-S-8 | When copper itings are used: IG two-hole bare crimp terminal Cord end terminal When copper ftings are not ‘One P32 subrack and one used: cord end terminal i UPS DPDEO-8-8 ‘When copper fittings are used: Cord end terminal JG two-hole bare crimp terminal When copper fittings are not used: cord end terminal When copper fittings are used JG two-hole bare crimp terminal ‘One P32 subrack DPD80-8-8, Cord end terminal PDU Power Cables Crescent tg (cy Input Current (A) Power Cable Length (m) [Ey setecting Copper Fittings Deed eu (note The two-in-one copper fiting (lefl) and two-in-one copper fiting (right) are installed at the circuit breakers of power input areas A and B respectively on the DC PDU. Two-in-one copper Two-in-one copper fitting (left) 3 fitting (right) (note ‘Two-in-one copper fitings (middle) are installed at the terminal blocks of power input areas A and B on the DC PDU. The two types of two-in-one copper fittings (middle) cannot be used together. Two-in-one copper Two-in-one copper fitting (middle) 1 fitting (middle) 2 Installing Power Cables-DC [Gy Power Cable Connections — External Power Supply and PDU Copper Fittings Not Installed (note As shown in this figure, the POU mode! is DPDS0-2-8 ‘To supply power for one P32 subrack and one M12 subrack, you need to set protection circuit breakers to 8 x 60 A inputs to access 8 x 60 A power supplies. + To supply power for one P32 subrack and one UPS, you need to set protection circuit breakers to 8 x 60 A inputs to access 8 x 60 A power supplies. + To supply power for one P32 subrack, you need to set protection circuit breakers to 8 x 60 A, inputs to access 8 x 60 A power supplies. The P32 subrack uses six inputs, and two inputs are reserved for future co-cabinet subracks. ARTE) emis B.RTNAL) BRTNA) ARINC) ARING) ABV ERVENY Equipment room power supply (active) w oy Ww ae Equipment room power supply (standby) wv ov ov S rao Installing Power Cables-DC Power Cable Connections —— External Power Supply and PDU Copper Fittings Installed (4 x 120 A) Conote ‘As shown in this figure, the PDU model is DPD60-8-8, + To supply power for one P32 subrack and one M12 subrack, you need to set protection circuit breakers to 8 x 60 A inputs to access 4 x 120 A power supplies. + To supply power for one P32 subrack and one UPS, you need to set protection circuit breakers to 8 x 60 A inputs to access 4 x 120 A power supplies. + To supply power for one P32 subrack, you need to set protection circuit breakers to 8 x 60.A inputs to access 4x 120 A power supplies. The P32 subrack uses six inputs, and two inputs are reserved for future co-cabinet subracks. ANEG2) ANEGTO BNE ERECT) Cee) IBV BY Equipment room Equipment room power supply power supply (active) (standby) ov _ov. ov. Sow Installing Power Cables-DC Power Cable Connections —— External Power Supply and PDU Copper Fittings Installed (2 x 120 A + 4x 60 A) Conote ‘As shown in this figure, the PDU model is DPD60-8-8, + To supply power for one P32 subrack and one M12 subrack, you need to set protection circuit breakers to 8 x 60 A inputs to access 2 x 120 A and 4 x 60 A power supplies. + To supply power for one P32 subrack and one UPS, you need to set protection circuit breakers to 8 x 60 A inputs to access 2 x 120 A and 4 x 60 A power supplies. + To supply power for one P32 subrack, you need to set protection circuit breakers to 8 x 60.A inputs to access 2 x 120 A and 4 x 60 A power supplies. The P32 subrack uses six inputs, and two inputs are reserved for future co-cabinet subracks. A-RTNGI=) BARTNALS) 10 soa ANEGZ-) 208 GA 8 0A BNEG3C) i Fa TIY | ov _ovw 1 ; Equipment room, H | Equipment room power supply q ; power supply (active) 4 FE] Secu (standby) Installing Power Cables-DC [Ey instatting Power Cables — PDU (P32) RTN(#) terminal blocks and copper fittings for the middle area of the DC PDU NOTICE + There are two types of RTN(+) terminal blocks for the DPD60-8-8 PDU and correspond to two types of copper fittings. + Install corresponding copper fitings in the middle area of the DPD60-8-8 PDU based on the type of the RTN(+) terminal block. First type of RTN(+) terminal blocks and copper fittings for the middle area of the DC PDU Torque requirements for installing terminal block components Pecan) Saud Sees eu cul Bea cue Ts rou) Becrenaies Installing Power Cables-DC [Gy instatting Power Cables (PDU Side) Installing Copper Fittings AX pancer Do not install any copper fiting in the power output areas of the DC PDU. If copper fittings are required, install them only in the power input areas. (D note By default, two-in-one copper fittings are not installed on NEG(-) and RTN(+) terminals of the PDU before delivery. Based on your site survey, determine whether to install these fittings. NOTICE 1. Both NEG(-) and RTN(+) terminal pairs must be connected or disconnected 2. The two types of copper fittings dedicated for the middle area of the DPDG3-8-8 PDU are installed in the same way. The following uses one type of the copper fitting as an example to illustrate the installation. Copper fitting Copper fitting (left) (right) 3 @ Position the two-in-one copper fiting to the NEG(-) input terminals on the circuit breakers on the two sides of the PDU, and tighten the scraws on the circuit breakers to ssecute the copper fiting, (Note that there are copper fitings intended forthe left and right power input areas and thay are not interchangeable.) @ instal iour wo.n-one copper fitings onthe RTN(+) input tina in the mide ofthe POU. ‘Two-in-one copper fitings (4 PCS) @ Aer instalng he copper fitng nthe middle of the PDU, cap the hes on the copper ting Installing Power Cables-DC [Gy] instatting Power Cables — PDU (P32) Installing Power Cables Power cable Connect axternal powar cables (blue) to the NEG\-) input terminals and BGND_ Cables (black) to RTN(+) input terminals, © Purthe cord end terminals of power cabs onthe RTN(+) input terminals othe cic breakers labeled NEG) with the futod side facing outard © 1 copper fitings have been istaledin the power input areas put the cord end terminal each BGND cable on the RTN(+) input terminal with the fluted side facing outward. Then tighten the screws. Put the two-hole OT terminal of each -48 V power cable (blue) on the NEG(-) input terminal with the protruding side facing outward. © Copper fittings not installed (Power distribution type: 8 x 60 A) A1A2 ASA4 AL AZA3A4B1B283B4 8162 B3B4 OO FH AAAHORHAE GO OO pA 1A SPAS | g ae scrowdrivor S| | 2 screwdriver 080.31 Ny 2Nm “48 V power cables (blue) &GNO cables (black) -48 V power cables (blue) NESE) RTN() NEG() @ Westone copper fittings installed (Power distribution type: 4 x 120 A) AUIA2 (-) ASIA4 (-) 81/82) B3/B4 (-) AL A3 BL B (+) (4) () (4) = © e ¢ Solos feo O15) d 3H screwdriver S| # screwdriver B.08=0.31Nry 90=0.49N ny ~48 V power cables (blue) 8GND cables (black) -48 V power cables (blue) NEG(-) RTN(+) NEG) een eens [Gy] instalting Power Cables — PDU (P32) ‘Two-in-one copper fittings (Power © aaistbution type:2 x 1204+ 4x60 A) AIR2 (-)A3 (-)A4 (+) 81/82 (-) 83 (-)B4(-) At ASAMBI B34 © Ae Bo @ 3# screwdriver G.06+0.31N 7 — -48 V power cables (blue) BGND cables (black) ~48 V power cables (blue) NEG(-) RING) NEG(-) ¢ folotolofatolo elels[s{alol 3# screwdriver 900.49) [Ey introduction to PiUs (P32) Introduction to PIUs PIU (with the plastic cover installed) AXwarnine 1. The label below advises you to read corresponding manuals before operating the equipment. (i 2. The equipment is powered off only after all power inputs to each PIU board are disconnected. 3. When connecting power cables, use the screws delivered with the PIU Installing Power Cables-DC [By instaliing Power Cables (PDU and Subrack) One P32 subrack and one M12 subrack [ene one ‘The equipment has more than one power ‘To ensure the reliability of the power supply of the device, two input. Do disconnect all power inputs to independent power supplies are required for the upstream ower off the equipment. device SW2A swi4a swe swap Power input aca SWjA) Swaal swia| swa6| oP) aa Is iS Power output area a2 | at Joo | ba eae wee LOLI NB Ot at as ot es Oa A 3B P32 subrack get 2 | 22] 3 Jad] bt OPO BpopBpsp eo bf ba pa fea} OPE PIU(IU100) PIU(IUTO1) PIL{IUTO2) PIU(IUt10) PIUWUT11) PIU|UT12) M12 subrack Prugu 100) PIU 101) a4 b4 as} PC) bal [a 0, 6, Power cable OOo Installing Power Cables-DC Installing Power Cables (PDU and Subrack) (One P32 subrack and one UPS [res The equipment has more than one power input. Do disconnect all power inputs to power off the equipment. P93: up: Power input area! NOTICE To ensure the reliability of the power supply of the device, two independent power supplies are required for the upstream device. SW2B sw4B SW2A SW4A swe] swap swta| sw3a etotofofolololo ol old Power output one BpOpsys 2132 a3 POPOL preg paps 6 BG ae ne A OO P32 subrack CPG) fei} 22 f22t a3 fas} ol forp be Pea ps SLO BOP SpAp BPP SpAp eps Tad i PIU(IU100) PIU(IUt01) PIU(/U102) PIU(IUs10) PI(U111) PIU(IU112) ups PIU?) a4(+) ad(-) PIU{Ur8) bate) Power cable ba(-) : : Installing Power Cables-DC Installing Power Cables (PDU and Subrack) (One P32 subrack Peis To ensure the reliability of the power supply of the device, two fee independent power supplies are required for the upstream The equipment has more device. than one power input. Do disconnect all power inputs to power off the equipment. sW2A sw2e Powornput rea A | SSA swip | swap ele! alololololololoy alelololelelale, Power output a tee FEEL ees 56 8 a gp FO A 32 subrack ag fos} ot forf o2 fq bape POP OfPop OTOP Ope OPO] eee Mi PruUIO) PURUION) PULTE PIYLHYO) PALSY) BLAUIY2) Power cable ODO Installing Power Cable: fo} [Ey instalting’Routing Power Cables — P32 AXwarnine Do not install or remove power cables while the career Diagonal pliers ‘equipment is powered on. Ensure that the power is ‘switched off prior to removing or installing a power cable to avoid bodily injuries. ° @ Remove the front panel of the PIU board. @ The protruding side of the two-hole OT terminals on power cables faces outwards. Connect the OT terminal of the -48 V power cable (blue) to the PIU NEG(-) terminal and the RTN cable (black) to the PIU RTN(+) terminal. When connecting power cables, use the screws delivered with the PIU. Inner side of the PU NEG) om) A RTN(+) Inner side of the PIU Installing Power Cables-DC [Ey instattingiRouting Power Cables — P32 © insta the front pane! ofthe PIU board. The torque fo instaling the front panel fastening serew (M3) is 0.39 0.43 Nem. Installing Power Cables-DC Installing/Routing Power Cables — M12 ‘Connecting a Power Connector A\warnine Diagonel plier] Do not install or remove power cables while the power is on. Ensure that the cabinet power is switched off prior to removing or installing @ power cable to avoid bodily injuries. @ Power connectors are installed on power cables before factory delivery. The following figure shows @ power connector. note You need to use the puller to unlock and remove a power connector. Do not pull the screw covers on both sides. ee Puller NEG(-) RTN(+) Cable clip @ Insert the power connector ofthe power cable into the PIU board (note ‘The power connector is foolproof and cannot be 7 inserted reversely. q | Installing Power Cables-DC [I] instatting’Routing Power Cables — M12 © insta the front panel ofthe PIU board. This completes the procedure of instaling subrack power cables. [] Note After power cables are routed, you must ensure that the power cables do not interfere with cabinet door locks. @ Route and secure the power cables to the cabinet according to the figure below. Peers [By instattingrRouting Power Cables (Universal Platform Subrack) AXwarnine Do not install or remove power cables while the equipment is powered on, Ensure that the power is switched off prior to removing or installing a power cable to avoid bodily injuries. Diagonal pliers @ Remove the front pane! of the PIU board. > @ Route powsr cables. © Route power cables out of the cabine! rough the mounting ear hole atthe rear ofthe cabinet, lead them below the fiber management tray, and connect them to the PIU board. The power cables of the upper PIUs in the subrack do not pass through the fiber-routing area, but the power cables ofthe lower PIUs inthe subrack must pase through the fiber routing area. Installing Power Cables-DC [By instatting’Routing Power Cables (Universal Platform Subrack) © The following figure shows how to install the OT terminals of power cables. Fix the blue power cable to the NEG() terminal on the PIU and the black power cable to the RTN(+) terminal. Re-install the cover on the terminal block ofthe PIU, and tighten M3 fastening screws with a torque of 0.39-0.43 N m, Inner side of the PIU RING) NESE) Inner ide oman @ Bing the power cables, as shown in the following figure. Installing/Routing NM Cables Ey interfaces (P32) P32 subracks connect to the GE ports on the CTU board in the NMS through the NM_ETH1/ P32 subrack (GE1/GE2: electrical NM_ETH2 interface to manage port, GE3/GE4: optical port) the entire system. Connected to the slave subrack. j ii mn m m il (| EF! board TMPICTU board TMP2CTU board! ‘Nl =e [ilscenario 4 (Double-chain Network-Electrical Port Cascading): P32 (Master) + M12 (Slave! = Cables must be connected according to NMS. the figure on the right. When a master P32 subrack is cascaded with a slave M12 subrack, the M12 subrack does not support OTU boards. ao NOTE 1 Working ‘The stave subracks listed in the figure on 1 channel the right are for reference only. The ae | (electrical) number of slave subracks depends on the 1 ===: Protection channel a [e"ele"s] t (electrical Installing/Routing NM Cables Scenario 2 (Ring Network-Electrical Port Cascading): P32 (Master) + M12 (Slave) To ay sme Cables must be Se When a master P32 subrack is connected according to NMS cascaded with a slave M12 the figure on the right. ‘subrack, the M12 subrack does not suppor OTU boards p----- ~~ Ee SRP - ------ 1 1 Tawa! M2 Glave: ssubrack 1) | subrack 3) Mi2 (Slave ' ‘subrack 2) Ore [Bem Bl] sees channel (electrical the right are for reference only. The ~ = = - Protection number of slave subracks depends on the poet actual project (electrical) 9): P32 (Master) + P32 (Slave) Cables must be connected accor \Saee the figure on the right NMS 32 (Slave subrack 1) (note The slave subracks listed in the figure on the right are for reference only. The number of slave subracks depends on the actual project. Working channel P32 (Slave subrack 2) (electrical) [e"2] ~o Rane! channel (electrical) Installing/Routing NM Cables [Ey Scenario 4 (Ring Network-Electrical Port Cascading): P32 (Master) + P32 (Slave) Dries When a P32 master subrack is cascaded with an M12 slave subrack, the M12 subrack cannot house OTU boards. P32 (Slave subrack 1) 1 P32 (Slave subrack 3) (note Paz Slave ssubrack 2) The slave subracks listed in the figure on the right are for reference only. The number of slave subracks depends on the actual project. (note ‘The slave subracks listed in the figure on the right are for reference only. The number of slave subracks depends on the actual project. P32 (Slave subrack 1) L ‘Working channel (electrical) = — = Protection channel (electrical) P32 (Slave subrack 2) ‘Working channel (electrical) Working channel (Optical) ~~ ~ Protection channel Lo (Optical) Installing/Routing NM Cables EE scenario 6 (Ring Network-Optical Port Cascading): P32 (Master) + P32 (Slave) poe t P32 (Slave subrack 1) | P32 (Slave subrack 2) TJ Note The slave subracks listed in the figure on the right are for reference only. The number of slave subracks depends on the actual project. Working channel (electrical) ——— Working channel (optical) = = + Protection channel (optical) [Ly scenario 7 (Dual-chain-mixed Cascading of Optical and Electrical Ports): P32 (Master) + P32 (Slave) NOTICE In the P2CTU board, GE1/GE3 is one group, and GE2/GES is another group. Ports in the same group cannot be used at the same time For example, if the P2CTU board uses the GE1 electrical port for electrical port cascading, only the GE4 optical port cannot be used for optical port cascading, 1 Working channel ' (electrical) note | ~~~ Protection channel The slave subracks listed in the figure : (electrical) onthe right are fr reference ony. The t Working channel number of slave subracks and the i (optical) master/slave connection mode vary = J ~~ = Protection channel according to the actual project. (optical) Installing/Routing NM Cables 1d Cascading of Optical and Electrical Ports): P32 (Master) + P32 (Slave) [ffsconario 8 (Ring Notwork-mi In the P2CTU board, GE1/GE3 is one group, and (GEZIGE¢ is another group. Ports in the same group cannot be used at the same time.For example, if the P2CTU board uses the GE1 electrical port for electrical port cascading, only the GE4 optical port cannot be used for optical port cascading, 71 H P22 (Glave! 1 P32 (Slave subrack 1) 1 subrack 3) a2 (Slave: subrack 2) (0 note The slave subracks listed in the figure on the - right are for reference only. The number of slave ‘subracks and the master/slave connection mode vary according to the actual project. = — = Protection channel (optical) Working channel (electrical) Protection channel (electrical) ‘Working channel (optics!) [EJ scenario 9 (Double-chain Network-Electrical Port Cascading): P32 (Master) + P32C (Slave) == 2g Cables must be ‘connected according is to the figure on the right. P32¢ (Slave subrack 1) CO note The slave subracks listed in the figure on the right are for reference only. The number of slave subracks depends on the ‘Working channel actual project. (electrical) ~~ Protection channel (electrical) Installing/Routing NM Cables [EQ scenario 10 (Ring Network-Electrical Port Cascading): P32 (Master) + P32C (Slave) foes ay Cables must be connected according Se to the figure on the right. r- 1 P32G (Slavel subrack 1) 1 | 326 (Slave \ subrack 2) Working channel (electrical) = = = Protection channel (electrical) Network-Optical Port Cascading): P32 (Master) + P32C (Slave) (note P32C (Slave subrack 1) The slave subracks listed in the figure on the right are for reference only. The number of slave subracks depends on the P32C (Slave subrack 2) actual project. Ee Working channel (electrical) Working channel (optical) = = =» Protection channel (optical) Installing/Routing NM Cables [B) scenario 12 (Ring Network-Optical Port Cascading): P32 (Master) + P32C (Slave) subrack 1) 1 P32C (Slave ‘subrack 2) 1 (note The slave subracks listed in the figure on the right are for reference only. The number of slave subracks depends on the actual project. = = = Protection channel (optical) Working channel (electrical) Working channel (optical) ‘Scenario 13 (Dual-chain-mixed Cascading of Optical and Electrical Ports): P32 (Master) + P32C (Slave) ee NMS. Pres Inthe P2CTU board, GE1/GE3 is one ‘group, and GE2/GE4 is another group. Pers n tho sare group cannot bo = Used atthe same te For evapo, i 1 the P2CTU boar use he GET ' etecica pot fr electical por sce (See seTece | cascading, only the GES optical pot 1 anna sod for opal por ' saveading 1 Le 2 Working channel 1 (electrical) (1) Note | === Protection channel The slave subracks listed in the figure P32C (Slave subrack 2) | | (electrical) ‘on the right are for reference only. The 1 Working channel number of slave subracks and the ' (optical) according to the actual project. 4 (optical) Installing/Routing NM Cables [Ey Routing NM cables (P32 + M12) NOTE Straight-through network cables are used for inter-subrack connection. Straight-through or crossover network cables can be used for the connection between a subrack and the NMS computer. @ ns6"t NM cables into corresponding boards inthe P32 and M12 subracks, To the NMS. Cable tie Diagonal plier EFI board in a P32 subrack @ Bind ne NM cables CTU board in a P32 subrack To the cascading port on the AUX board of the M12 subrack DD Routing nm cables (P32+UPS) (note Straight-through network cables are used for inter-subrack connection. Straight-through or crossover network cables can be used for the connection Cable tie between a subrack and the NMS computer. @ ns0rt Nit cables into corrasponding boards in tho P32 subrack and UPS. To the NMS. To the cascading port on the EFI board of the UPS @ Bind tre Nu cables Diagonal plier EFI board in a P32 subrack Installing/Routing NM Cables [Ey] Routing nm cables (P32 + UPS) @ {00800 captive screws on the front panol ofthe EFI @ Ins0rt the NM cable. board and remove the front panel. Bind the NM cable, as shown in the following figure, Ko ee iG After installing and routing all the NM cables and alarm ® cables, re-install the front panel of the EF! board. (note ‘Straight-through network cables ate used for inter-subrack connection. Straight-through or crossover network cables can be used for the connection between a subrack and the NMS ‘computer. After installing and routing all NM cables and alarm cables, you must re-install the front panel of the EFI board. Installing/Routing NM Cables [Gj Routing NM Cables (P32+P32/P32C-Electrical Port Cascading) NOTE + Straight-through network cables are used for inter-subrack connection. + Straight-through or crossover network cables can be used for the connection between a subrack and the NMS computer. @ inser Nt cabs into corresponding boards in the master and slave P32 subracks. To the NMS. Coes ‘+The figure on the laft uses 2 TMPICTU board as an ‘example. Ifa TMP2CTU boards installed, the GE1IGE2 port is also used {or connection, and only the ‘optical port position on the panel changes. Exercise caution when connecting cables ‘+ When a TMP2CTU board is installed, to ensure stable heat dissipation, install “

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