Raisecom ISCOM6820-GP Manuel utilisateur

Statement

This document is a guide to simple and convenient hardware installation. Please read it carefully before installation to

prevent bodily injury or device damage.

The device installation personnel must be well trained before installation to master correct installation operations and safety

precautions.

Device installation shall follow local safety regulations. Precautions listed in this document are suppliments to local safety

regulartions. Raisecom shall not be liable for any accidents if common safety operation requirements are violated, or design,

manufacturing, or usage security standards for devices are violated.

High-voltage safety

Do not install or remove the device when it is powered on, to prevent unpredictable bodily injury.

Use special tools instead of common tools when conducting operations in high voltage and AC power conditions.

Keep the device away from moisture. Once the device is dampened, power it off immediately.

Grounding safety

Ensure correct grounding before installing cables. Avoid installing the device before it is grounded.

Laser safety

Before cutting orwelding the fiber, disconnect the fiber and the optical source.

Do not stare into the laser output interface to avoid eye injury.

Power cable safety

Turn off the power or disconnect the power before installing/removing power cables.

Make sure that the label of the power cable is correct before connecting the power cable.

Use a qualified power cable. Do not use a power cable that fails to meet the specifications.

Electrostatic discharge safety

Any time when contacting the device, you mustwear an Electro-Static

Discharge (ESD) wrist strap or ESD gloves.

Ensure that the ESD wrist strap is in maximum contactwith your bare

skin and have the other end of the ESD wrist grounded.

Item

Description

Package check

Before installing the device, check whether the device model and auxiliary parts in the package

box comply with the Packing List. If not, contact Raisecom local office or dial our hotline for

technical support.

Installation scenario

Cabinet: ETSI 600-mm cabinet, 19-inch 450-mm cabinet, or 19-inch 600-mm cabinet

Open rack

Operating

temperature

0–45°C

Operating humidity

10%–90% RH (non-condensing)

Air pressure

86–106 kPa

Anti-seismic grade

Power supply

conditions

The power consumption is 44 W when the device is at standard load and 65 W when the device

is at maximum load. Therefore, the power supplied by the power supply must be greater than the

maximum power consumption.

DC power

-48 VDC, -38 to -72 VDC

Receptacle connector

AC power

110/220 VAC, 100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz

3-pin phoenix connector

ESD protection

Use effective ESD measures. The contact discharge voltage is ±8 kV, and the air discharge

voltage is ±15 kV.

Grounding condition

The device should adopt common earthing mode, with a ground resistance not greater than 1 Ω.

Installation tools

Flathead screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable spanner, cable cutter, wire stripper, ESD

glove, ESD wrist strap, PON optical power meter, multimeter, ground resistance tester, cable

tester, and crystal head crimping pliers

Dimensions: 440 mm (Width) ×266 mm (Depth) ×44 mm (Height).

The following table describes componets of the ISCOM5508-GP.

Type

Name

Slot

Description

MCC

GPSC

Slot 1

Control, management, aggregation, and

switching card

Expansion subcard

GP4A

Slot 3

4 GPON subcards

GE4B

Slot 2 and Slot 3

4 GE subcards

Power module

RPA1101-SI-220S12

Slot 4 and Slot5

110/220 VAC power module

RPD1101-48S12

Slot 4 and Slot 5

-48 VDC power module

Fan module

FANS306

Slot 6

Fan module

1. Install floating nuts. The ISCOM5508-GP is 1U high. The fixed holes in the bracket correspond to the installation

holes between the two distant holes in the mounting bracket of the cabinet.

2. Mark the position of the guide rail. Install guide rails before installing the ISCOM5508-GP in the cabinet. Pinpoint

the location of the guide rails according to the bottom edges of the installation holes and mark the position.

3. Install guide rails. Install guide rails according to the mark made in step 2.

4. Install brackets. Install brackets on both sides of the device.

When installing the ISCOM5508-GP in a 21-inch cabinet, purchase brackets that are fit for the 21-inchcabinet.

5. Install the device in a cabinet. Put the ISCOM5508-GP on the guide rail and slide it inward until that the brackets

fit snugly to the mounting brackets. Fix the brackets to the mounting bracketswith screws.

1. There are 2 ground terminals on the back of the ISCOM5508-GP as shown in the figure below. Choose one as required.

2. Unscrew the screw counterclockwise. Put the components in sequence as shown below and then tighten the screw

clockwise.

3. Connect the other end of the ground cable to the workbench, cabinet, or ground terminal of the cabinet or the ground

bar in the equipment room.

1. Remove the blank panel.

2. Install components.

3. Insert components steadily.

4. Tighten the captive screws.

Connecting fiber

The optical interfaces of the ISCOM5508-GP are all SFP optical interfaces. You have to install the appropriate SFP modules

according to the interface type before connecting fibers.

Connecting Ethernet cable

The Ethernet interfaces of the ISCOM5508-GP adopt standard RJ45 crystal connectors. To guarantee the transmission

quality of signals, we recommend using Cat 5e or bettercables.

The Ethernet interfaces of the ISCOM5508-GP supports auto-negotiation of straight-through/crossover mode.

No.

Item

Method

Components are installed properly without loose ends or shedding phenomenon.

View.

Screws are tightened.

View.

Cables are correctly connected without loose ends or shedding phenomenon.

View.

The wiring of cables should meet design requirements.

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No damage, breakage, or middle joints for signal cables

View.

Protective measures are taken over pigtail fiber laid outside the cabinet, such as equipping them

with sheaths or slots.

View.

The curvature radius of an optical fiber should be 20 times greater than the diameter.

In general, it should be greater than 40 mm.

View.

Labels on both ends of the signal cable should be correct, distinct, and neat.

View.

Power cables and ground cables are connected correctly and reliably.

View.

The wiring of the power cable and ground cable should comply with engineering design

documents to facilitate capacity expansion.

View.

Power cables and signal cables are laid separately.

View.

No stains or scratches on the surface of the device

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The capacity of the fuse is large enough to support the device towork properly under the

maximum power consumption.

Use a tester.

When making the wiring nose of the power cable, ground cable, or the alarm cable, weld or

clamp it tightly.

View.

If there is a screw for the powercable, the screw is tightened.

View.

The power cable and the ground cable are properly connected. The lock washer is over the flat

washer.

View.

Space for heat dissipation is reserved around the device. No heavy object is laid on the device.

View.

No.

Item

Method

After the device is powered on, LEDs should be in correct status. If a service interface is

connected properly with a cable, its LNK/ACT LED should be Green. If aservice interface

is not connected with a cable, its LNK/ACT LED should be Off.

View.

Test the optical power of an installed SFP with an optical power meter. The value displayed

on the meter is P1. Compare the P1 to specifications of the SFP optical module to verify

whether the optical module works properly.

For parameters of optical modules, see ISCOM5508-GP (A)

Hardware Description.

Use a tester.

Connect the optical fiber at the side of the ODF which is connected to the device with an

optical power meter. The value displayed on the meter is P2. If the difference between P2

and P1 is smaller than 1 dB, it indicates that the fiber is correctly connected.

Use a tester.

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