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User manual
XGT 10 gigabit
modular outdoor taps

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Contents
Safety 3
Intended audience 3
Tools list 3
Overview 4
Chapter 1 User applications
1.1 Mass deployment 5
1.2 Fixing the cables to the IN and OUT connectors 6
1.3 Base installation of IN and OUT connectors 7
1.4 Signal conditioning 7
1.5 Tightening sequence of faceplate bolts 8
1.6 Installing drop cables on a faceplate 8
1.7 Strand mount mechanism 9
Chapter 2 New builds and maintenance 9
2.1 Basic assembly 9
2.2 Bill of materials 10
2.3 Example installations 11
1. Install full tap 8-way 14 dB 11
2. Replace coupler module (CM)
without any power loss using
make before break tool (MBBT) 12
Order Information
Tap components 15
Coupler module removal tool (CMRT) 15
MBBT 15
Tap components 17
Signal conditioning 16

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The XGT 10 gigabit modular outdoor tap user manual is intended for network engineers and
technicians responsible for planning, configuring, installing and testing the Technetix XGT
outdoor tap. Installers should have a working knowledge of coaxial cable and line powering
systems and cabling practices.
Tool list
The following tools and supplies are required when installing an XGT outdoor tap:
˺3/8" (10 mm) nut driver for lid bolts
˺Torque limiting spanner (wrench) tool 30 in/lbs (3.5 N-m) for F-connectors
˺Torque limiting spanner (wrench) tool 40 in/lbs (4.5 N-m) for KS 5/8 connectors
˺XGT-MBBT for power passing while removing coupler modules
˺XGT-CM-RT for easy removal of coupler modules
SAFETY
Warning: The center pin becomes live when the first connector is inserted – don’t touch anything else
with second connector – this will cause a shock.
PRODUCT INFORMATION: 19013994 XGT-MBBT XGT make before break tool
19014361 XGT-CM-RT XGT coupler module removal tool

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Overview
˺Modular platform DOCSIS 4.11 compatible
˺3 GHz housing
˺1.8 GHz coupler module, also compatible with
1.2 GHz systems
˺1.8 GHz front plates: 2-way, 4-way and 8-way
˺Low inventory standardised modular solution2
˺one housing
˺three front plates
˺5 or 6 CM tap values
˺9 or 10 SKUs for a full multitap
˺3 GHz housing with superior seizure-less
connector design3
˺Faceplate removable without breaking
RFsignals and line power
˺Install now when upgrading or carrying out
routine maintenance:
˺1.2 GHz DOCSIS 3.1 ready now
˺1.8 GHz DOCSIS 4.0 ready now
˺3.0 GHz DOCSIS 4.1 ready housing
1Faceplate (XGT1800-FPx)
2Signal conditioning plug-in
3Directional coupler module (XGT1800-CMxx)
4Housing / Backbox (XGT3000-BB)
1. DOCSIS 4.1, the next generation after DOCSIS 4.0, taking bandwidth from 1.8 GHz to 3 GHz 25 Gbps data capacity.
2. With DOCSIS 4.1 all legacy Regal, GI-Moto, SA-Cisco and Magnavox housings become obsolete.
3. The futureproof XGT housing has enables a secure 3GHz connection without screws and excellent protection
against common path distortion (CPD).
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Fully assembled 2-way 1.8 GHz Fully assembled 4-way 1.8 GHz Fully assembled 8-way 1.8 GHz
XGTZ-2-4T
XGTZ-2-8 XGTZ-4-8T
XGTZ-2-11 XGTZ-4-11 XGTZ-8-11T
XGTZ-2-14 XGTZ-4-14 XGTZ-8-14
XGTZ-2-17 XGTZ-4-17 XGTZ-8-17
XGTZ-2-20 XGTZ-4-20 XGTZ-8-20
XGTZ-2-23 XGTZ-4-23 XGTZ-8-23
XGTZ-2-26 XGTZ-4-26 XGTZ-8-26
XGTZ-2-29 XGTZ-4-29 XGTZ-8-29
Item code Description
XGTZ-2-4T 10 gigabit taps facilitate the provision of 10 Gbit/s speeds to customers in the future
XGTZ-2-4T Z is a 1.8 GHz assembly (including the faceplate and CM)
XGTZ-2-4T 2-way faceplate
XGTZ-2-4T4 dB tap attenuation
XGTZ-2-4T Terminated housing for end-of-line situations
Chapter 1 User applications
1.1 Mass deployment
While the modularity of the XGT range is ideal for
maintenance and small deployments, it is recommended that
fully assembled multitaps are used for mass deployments
and entire network upgrades where 1 GHz and 1.2 GHz units
are all being replaced.
After a mass deployment it is recommended that individual
SKUs from the XGT range are used for ongoing maintenance
and upgrades to fully benefit from the modular approach and
the lower inventory requirements.

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1.2 Installing cables to the IN and OUT connectors
The housing is fitted with a spring loaded 5/8 female connector (Fig. 1), designed to fit a standard KS 5/8 male connector
without the need to secure the pin with a screw contact (unlike legacy multitaps).
1. Cut the 5/8 pin to a length of 1.34” (34 mm) with a tolerance 0.039” (+/- 1 mm) also marked on the back
of the housing (Fig. 2).
2. The XGT 5/8 female connector takes pins with a diameter of 0.065” – 0.075” (1.65 - 1.91mm).
3. Torque the KS connectors to 40 in/lbs (4.5 N-m).
Pin length 1.34" (34 mm)
IMPORTANT: The total pin length = pin length and connector thread length (Fig. 3).
Fig.2
Fig. 1
Fig. 3

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1.3 Base installation of IN and OUT connectors
If installing a multitap and both cables come from the same direction, you can relocate the “blind plugs” to the side ports (Fig. 4),
making sure they are torqued at 40in/lbs (4.5 N-m), then the shielding eectiveness against 4G/5G signals remains high.
1.4 Signal Conditioning
Signal conditioning is used in certain networks to give a specific amount of tilt to the tap ports enabling them to reach homes
with a flat signal. In the XGT platform the signal conditioning plug-ins can be installed in the faceplate, which are all delivered
with a 0 dB jumper. When installing a cable equalizer or cable simulator, the 0 dB jumper in the faceplate will be replaced by the
signal conditioning plug-in.
Available plug-ins Cable simulator Cable equalizer
1.2 GHz optimized XGT1200-CSxx XGT1200-CExx
1.8 GHz optimized XGT1800-CSxx XGT1800-CExx
Fig. 4

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1.5 Tightening sequence of faceplate bolts
Fully tighten to 30 in/lbs (3.5 N-m) in the following sequence:
1.6 Installing drop cables on the faceplate
Fix the F-male connector to the drop cables while connecting to customer premises at the front F-female ports of the
multitap, then tighten the connectors to 30 in/lbs (3.5 N-m) torque. Make sure all F-ports that are not in use are terminated
with a 75 Ohm terminator also to 30 in/lbs (3.5 N-m) torque.
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Top bolt Bottom bolt Left hand bolt Right hand bolt
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1.7 Strand mount mechanism
Undo the bolt to secure the stand cable. Tighten the bolt to 30 in/lbs (3.5 N-m) torque.
Chapter 2 New builds and maintenance
The modularity of the XGT range is ideal for maintenance and small deployments, it is recommended that a fully assembled
multitap is used for mass deployments and entire network upgrades.
2.1 Basic assembly
Housing (backbox) + coupler module + faceplate = full multitap
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Type Description
XGT3000-BB TECHNETIX 10 GIGABIT TAP BACK BOX 3.0 GHZ
XGT3000-BBT TECHNETIX 10 GIGABIT TAP BACK BOX 3.0 GHZ TERMINATED
XGT1800-FP2 TECHNETIX 10 GIGABIT TAP FACEPLATE 2-WAY
XGT1800-FP4 TECHNETIX 10 GIGABIT TAP FACEPLATE 4-WAY
XGT1800-FP8 TECHNETIX 10 GIGABIT TAP FACEPLATE 8-WAY
CM / dB value for the complete tap
2-way 4-way 8-way
XGT1800-CM0T TECHNETIX XGT DIRECTIONAL COUPLER MODULE 0T dB 4T 8T 11T
XGT1800-CM04 TECHNETIX XGT DIRECTIONAL COUPLER MODULE 04 dB 811 14
XGT1800-CM07 TECHNETIX XGT DIRECTIONAL COUPLER MODULE 07 dB 11 14 17
XGT1800-CM10 TECHNETIX XGT DIRECTIONAL COUPLER MODULE 10 dB 14 17 20
XGT1800-CM13 TECHNETIX XGT DIRECTIONAL COUPLER MODULE 13 dB 17 20 23
XGT1800-CM16 TECHNETIX XGT DIRECTIONAL COUPLER MODULE 16 dB 20 23 26
XGT1800-CM19 TECHNETIX XGT DIRECTIONAL COUPLER MODULE 19 dB 23 26 29
XGT1800-CM22 TECHNETIX XGT DIRECTIONAL COUPLER MODULE 22 dB 26 29 32
XGT1800-CM25 TECHNETIX XGT DIRECTIONAL COUPLER MODULE 25 dB 29 32 35
2.2 Bill of materials
Cross-reference the table below to determine the CMs required. The module number refers to the attenuation level
in dBs (to the faceplate). The faceplate adds the 2, 4 and 8-way splitter loss due to the number of ports on the faceplate.
The final values for tap loss are detailed in the table below.
A simple way to check that you have the correct couple module is to check the colored label. This will give you the dB values
the coupler will provide in combination with a 2, 4 or 8-way faceplate.
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