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Description and Assembly Instructions

Modular Industrial Patch Panel

MIPP

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Contents

Legend 5

1 Device description 6

1.1 Description of housing 8

1.2 Description of the modules 9

2 Device installation 14

2.1 Unpacking and checking 14

2.2 Installing modules 14

2.2.1 Remove the module from the housing 15

2.2.2 Installation of installation cables on LC and SC

modules 16

2.2.3 Installation of installation cables on CU modules 16

2.2.4 Installing the module into the housing 17

2.3 Installing the device and grounding 18

2.3.1 Mounting on the DIN rail 18

2.3.2 Mounting on the wall mounting plate 18

3 Expanding the device 20

3.1 Assembly of LC, SC and CU modules 20

3.1.1 Disassembling the device 20

3.1.2 Housing expansion for additional modules 21

4 Technical data 22

A Further Support 25

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Safety instructions

Certified usage

The device may only be employed for the purposes described in the

catalog and technical description, and only in conjunction with external

devices and components recommended or approved by the

manufacturer.

Environment

The device may only be operated at the specified ambient

temperatures (temperature of the ambient air at a distance of up to 5

cm from the device) and at the specified humidity.

Install the device in a location where the climatic limit values specified

in the technical data are not exceeded.

The device may only be used in environments with the pollution

degrees not exceeding the values specified in the technical data.

Qualification requirements for personnel

Qualified personnel as understood in this manual and the warning signs,

are persons who are familiar with the installation, assembly, startup, and

operation of this product and are appropriately qualified for their job. This

includes, for example, those persons who have been:

trained or directed in the care and use of appropriate safety equipment

in accordance with the current standards of safety engineering

Training or education in the installation of fiber optics

Trained in providing first aid

General safety instructions

Never start operation with damaged components.

Only use the devices in accordance with this manual. In particular,

observe all warnings and safety-related information.

Any work that may be required on the electrical installation may only

be carried out by personnel trained for this purpose.

The proper and safe operation of this device depends on proper

handling during transport, proper storage and assembly, and

conscientious operation and maintenance procedures.

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Maintenance

When designing this device, Belden was largely able to forego using wear

parts. The parts subject to wear are dimensioned to last longer than the

lifetime of the product when it is operated normally. Operate this device

according to the specifications (see “Technical data”).

Recycling note

After usage, this product must be disposed of properly as electronic

waste, in accordance with the current disposal regulations of your county,

state and country.

Legend

The symbols used in this manual have the following meanings:

WARNING

Laser Light

Light is emitted from the optical connections or from the ends of the optical

fibers that are connected to them.

Do not look into the beam or view it directly with optical instruments (e.g.

magnifying glass, microscope).

Failure to observe this warning can endanger your sight.

Listing

Work step

Subheading

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1 Device description

The Modular Industrial Patch Panel (MIPP) is a device for coupling and

managing fiber optics and electrical conductors for data exchange.

It is designed for the special requirements of industrial automation and

production and meets relevant industry standards.

The device is suitable for Ethernet component connections according to

IEEE 802.3-2000.

The modular concept enables integration of the device according to

individual requirements (see table 1).

Both amount and order of the modules and adapters and/or keystone jacks

can be defined and adapted to modified network structures.

The device consists of the following basic components:

modular housing for 1 to 6 modules

module with

LC Duplex adapter for optical fiber (OF) cable connection

SC Duplex adapter for optical fiber (OF) cable connection

RJ45 Keystone jacks for Ethernet cable connection

Housing, modules and adapters are each fixed with 2 screws. Keystone

jacks are installed by means of a click-stop device.

The device can be installed on both a DIN rail as well as with the help of a

wall mounting plate on an even surface.

Module

type Module

design Max. number of

adapter elements Design of

adapter elements Suitable connectors

LC Single module 12 LC Duplex adapter LC connector according

to IEC 61754-20

Double modulea

a. There is the option of applying 1 double module instead of 2 single modules.

SC Single module 12 SC Duplex adapter SC connector according

to IEC 61754-4, -19

Double modulea24

CU Single module 4 RJ45 Keystone jack RJ45 connector

Table 1: Module variations

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Figure 1: MIPP with 3 single modules and 1 double module

1 – Cable entry with bracket for tie wraps

2 – Cable entry with cable gland M16

3 – Cable entry with cable gland M16

4 – Cable entry with cable gland M20

5 – Screw for fixing the module

6 – Screw for fixing the adapter

7 – LC double module with LC Duplex adapter

8 – LC single module with LC Duplex adapter

9 – SC single module with SC Duplex adapter

10 – CU single module with RJ45 Keystone jacks

11 – Bolt for fixing the housing

12 – Housing

13 – Bolt for fixing the housing

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1.1 Description of housing

The housing has a modular design and is thus adaptable to the number of

modules. There is space for a maximum of 6 single modules.

The following components are available:

2 housing walls, 1 left and 1 right

Spacer with divider for the separation of 2 single modules

Spacer without divider for the use of a double module

Slider for the device assembly on a DIN rail or wall mounting plate

2 Coil springs

2 Inner-hexagonal housing bolt M6 with nuts

Note: The length of the housing bolts to be used is determined by the

number and width of all modules used. A total of 6 different lengths are

available (see page 23).

Figure 2: Housing components

1 – Coil springs

2 – Slider

3 – Coil springs

4 – Housing bolts

5 – Housing wall right

6 – Spacer without divider

7 – Spacer with divider

8 – Hole for module assembly

9 – Housing wall left

10 – Nuts

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1.2 Description of the modules

The modules form the interface between the laid cable and patch cable.

Optical fiber cables are connected via adapters, Ethernet cables via

RJ45 Keystone jacks.

The following modules are available:

LC for connecting LC patch cables

SC for connecting SC patch cables

CU for connecting Ethernet patch cables

The modules can be:

combined with each other in any way

with the cable gland mountable on the bottom or in the top of the housing

equipped with adapters or keystone jacks according to your order

requirements

1.2.1 LC module

The following module designs are available:

Single module (30 mm width) with LC Duplex adapters for a maximum of

12 fibers

Double module (60 mm width) with LC Duplex adapters for a maximum of

24 fibers

The LC module consists of the following components:

Fiber bracket

LC Duplex adapters with mirror-image construction

2 permanent installed screws for assembly on the housing

Brilliance connectors or optical fiber pigtails with LC connectors

(depending on order)

Optical fiber splice holder

Fixing for strain relief

Cable gland

M16 with single modules

M20 with double modules

Note: The M16 cable gland of the single module is suitable for cable with

a maximum diameter of 10 mm.

The M20 cable gland of the double module is suitable for cable with a

maximum diameter of 13 mm.

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Figure 3: LC single module and LC double module – Components

1 – Cable gland

2 – Fixing screw

3 – LC Duplex adapters

4 – Fixing screw

5 – Fiber guiding "fingers"

6 – Optical fiber splice holder

7 – Fixing for strain relief

Figure 4: LC Duplex adapter

1 – Hole for assembly

2 – Connector inlet

The following cable types can be used:

OF loose tube cable

Tight buffered cable

Semi-tight buffered cable

The following connector types can be used:

LC according to IEC 61754-20

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