CommScope NOVUX Compact Closure 100 Series Bedienungsanleitung

Installation Instructions

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NOVUX™ Fiber Optic System

TC-1425-IP-PA

Rev. B, March 2021

http://www.commscope.com

CC 100 Patch Application

About this manual

This installation instructions document describes the installation steps of the patch application of the Compact

Closure 100 series. Installation steps in this document are limited to: splicing input of the connectors to the feeder

fibers, patching SC cables and patching LC cables.

Installation steps of the feeder and branch cables are explained in manual TC-1425-IP: CC 100 Basic Instructions.

The document starts with providing an overview of the tools required to perform the installation. Also warnings and

cautions are indicated, which should be observed before starting the product installation.

Images in this manual are for reference only and are subject to change.

General product information

Quantity drops installation method drops

SC/APC or SC/UPC up to 6 Pre-connectorized with and without transition, FIC, Xpress drop

LC/APC or LC/UPC up to 12 Pre-connectorized with and without transition, FIC

Overview organizer

1 Drop cable strain relief T-shapes

2 Locking features

3 Octopus™ gel seal

4 SC adapters

5 LC adapters

6 SC Xpress drop

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Contents

Contents1 Abbreviations..................................................................................... 3

2 Tools.................................................................................................... 3

3 Warnings and Cautions..................................................................... 3

4 Splice feeder to input connector..................................................... 4

4.1 Splice feeder direct to input connector..................................................4

4.2 Splice feeder to factory installed splitter............................................... 5

4.3 Splice feeder and input connectors to field installable

splitter................................................................................................................. 5

5 Pre-connectorized cable....................................................................6

5.1 Install SC-connectorized cable...................................................................6

5.2 Install SC Xpres drop......................................................................................7

5.3 Install LC-connectorized cable................................................................... 8

6 Pre-connectorized cable with transition and FIC........................... 9

6.1 SC-connectorized cable with transition and FIC................................. 9

6.2 Install LC-connectorized cable with transition and FIC..................11

7 Trade-marks......................................................................................13

8 Contact information........................................................................ 13

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1 Abbreviations

CC: Compact Closure

FIC: Field Installable Connector

2 Tools

• Small side cutter or Cable Tie Gun (to cut excess cable tie)

• Fiber splice equipment and fiber cleaning tools

3 Warnings and Cautions

• Follow the installation instruction steps to ensure the performance of the closure. It is necessary to take

precautions and keep the working space clean to protect the closure sealing materials and splices.

• Exposure to laser radiation can seriously damage the retina of the eye. Do not look into the ends of any optical

fiber. Do not assume the laser power is turned off or that the fiber is disconnected at the other end. Looking into

the ends of any optical fiber is entirely at your own risk. A protective cap or hood MUST be immediately placed

over any radiating adapter or optical fiber connector to avoid the potential of dangerous amounts of radiation

exposure. This practice also prevents dirt particles from entering the connector and adapter.

• Fiber optic cables may be damaged if bent or curved to a radius that is less than the recommended minimum bend

radius. Always observe the recommended bend radius limit when installing fiber optic cables, subunits and patch

cords.

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4 Splice feeder to input connector

Prepare and install the feeder cable as explained in the CC 100 base instructions TC-1425-IP. Route the feeder fibers to

the rear tray. Note that the fibers can be routed directly to the rear splice tray or via the uncut fiber storage.

4.1 Splice feeder direct to input connector

1 The inputs of the connectors patched at the front are routed to the splice tray at the rear as shown in image above.

The 250μm fiber is already prepared.

Note: The pigtails and 250μm fibers have a color code to distinguish between the different ports. Advise prevailing

color code to select correct fiber.

2 Splice the input of the connectors to the feeder fibers (entering directly on the rear tray) by making a fusion splice:

make fusion splice per standard practice, store the splice protector in the splice protector holder and store over

length in loops on the tray.

3 If the feeder fibers come from the uncut storage zone, one of the fibers should be routed through the channel in

the middle of the tray before storing over length in loops on the tray.

Important: Make sure all fibers are properly positioned under the lips and avoid bulging of the fiber.

Note: The fiber guidance pen (situated on top of the loop storage basket) can be used to position all the fibers

under the lips.

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4.2 Splice feeder to factory installed splitter

1 A splitter is installed on the rear tray. The splitter outputs are already connected to the patch panel at the front side.

The input of the splitter is a 900µm fiber that should be stripped and spliced to a feeder fiber.

2 Splice the input of the splitter to the feeder fiber (entering directly on the rear tray) by making a fusion splice: make

fusion splice per standard practice, store the splice protector in the splice protector holder and store over length in

loops on the tray.

3 If the feeder fiber comes from the uncut storage zone, one of the fibers should be routed through the channel in

the middle of the tray before storing over length in loops on the tray.

Important: Make sure all fibers are properly positioned under the lips and avoid bulging of the fiber.

Note: The fiber guidance pen (situated on top of the loop storage basket) can be used to position all the fibers

under the lips.

4.3 Splice feeder and input connectors to field installable splitter

OUT

1 To install a field installable splitter, one splice protector holder should be removed first. Use the tip of the fiber

guidance pen to unlock the splice protector holder, then slide the splice protector downwards.

2 Slide the field installable splitter in one of the dove tails. Make sure the output of the splitter is oriented to the top.

3 Splitter installed in position 6.

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4 Splice the input of the splitter to the feeder fiber (entering directly on the rear tray) by making a fusion splice: make

fusion splice per standard practice, store the splice protector in the splice protector holder and store over length in

loops on the tray.

5 If the feeder fibers come from the uncut storage zone, one of the fibers should be routed through the channel in

the middle of the tray before to store over length in loops on the tray.

Important: Make sure all fibers are properly positioned under the lips and avoid bulging of the fiber

Note: The fiber guidance pen (situated on top of the loop storage basket) can be used to position all the fibers

under the lips.

6 Splice the output of the splitter to the connector input. For the SC application, store all 6 splice protectors in the

splice protector holder and store over length.

Note: Note that for the LC application, to connect all 12 drops, an extra splice protector holder should be installed

in position 4.

5 Pre-connectorized cable

5.1 Install SC-connectorized cable

1 Remove dust caps of the adapter port. Clean per standard practice.

2 Remove dust caps of the connector. Clean the connector per standard practice.

3 Position the connector in the correct orientation (rib facing forward as shown in figure above).

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4 Connect the SC-connectorized cable to its assigned port. Adapter ports are designated with the numbers 1-6. A

clicking sound is observed when the connector is properly seated.

5 All connectors installed.

6 Each cable should be routed to a separate entrance port. Dress each cable between the two ribs of the entrance

port below the adapter port.

Note: External cable fixation bracket is recommended to retain the cable outside the closure.

5.2 Install SC Xpres drop

The Xpres drops are a range of factory terminated drop cables with integrated strain relief features.

1 Remove dust caps of both the connector and the adapter port. Clean per standard practice. Swing the adapter port

upwards.

2 Position the connector in the correct orientation (rib facing to the right side as shown in figure above). Connect the

connectorized drop to its assigned port. Adapter ports are designated with the numbers 1-6. A clicking sound is

observed when the connector is properly seated.

3 Swing the adapter port with cable back in its original position.

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click

4 The metal ring just under the connector will click into the two snap hooks. The cable is hold between the two snap

hooks positioned lower on the organizer.

5 First Xpres drop cable installed.

6 All Xpres drop cables installed.

5.3 Install LC-connectorized cable

The separate cable retention kit TC-1467-IP (Cable retention: Dual cable ) must be used to install the LC-connectorized

cable in the CC 100 patch application.

Note: In case of a duplex LC-connectorized cable, refer to SC-connectorized cable installation.

1 Install a cable tie in one slot in the carrier at the bottom position and in one slot at the top position. Make sure the

heads are oriented correctly. Install the pre-connectorized cable on each level and fasten the cable ties but don't

tighten. The cable should move fluently up and then down.

Note: If only one cable to be installed, select the bottom position.

2 Slide the carrier into the slots of the organizer. Push the locking lip in the first slot backwards then slide the carrier

downwards. The locking lip returns into original position and the carrier is correctly seated. A clicking sound is

observed

3 Remove dust caps of both connector and adapter of the selected port. Clean the connector and adapter per

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standard practice. Position the connector in the correct orientation (clip facing forward as shown in figure above).

4 Slide the pre-connectorized cable forward and connect the connector to its assigned port. Adapter ports are

designated with the numbers 1-6 (two adapter ports per number, allowing to make 12 LC connections in total). A

clicking sound is observed when the connector is properly seated.

5 First two connectors installed.

6 All connectors installed.

Note: External cable fixation bracket is recommended to retain the cable outside the closure.

6 Pre-connectorized cable with transition and FIC

Important: Shown images in this section are routing suggestions provided for information purposes only. The

shape and fiber routing may differ depending on the cable and connector type. In case of a Field Installable Con-

nector (FIC) CommScope does not warrant the performance or compatibility of any third party or non-CommScope

products or components. Please verify all compatibility and performance requirements with the FIC supplier prior

to use a third party FIC.

6.1 SC-connectorized cable with transition and FIC

6.1.1 Using T-shapes integrated in organizer

6.1.1.1 Prepare drop cable

1 Cut the self-amalgamating silicone tape in half lengthwise. Cut 6,5 cm (2.56 Inches) of self-amalgamating silicone.

Attention: Make sure your hands are clean and degreased before preparing and installing the cables.

2 Position the cable on the organizer: The end of the sheath must be aligned with the rectangular rib (Figure 2). Make

a mark where the two ribs hold the cable and a second mark 2 cm (0.79 Inches) from the first.

3 Apply one of the strips of self-amalgamating silicone previously prepared between the two marks. Remove the

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protective paper from the self-amalgamating strip. Stretch the strip between 50% and 300% while wrapping the

strip around the cable. First apply a full turn around the cable, then continue to cover up to the second mark. Make

one turn at the end point and come back with the remaining tape.

6.1.1.2 Install drop cable

2Optional

1 Install 2 cable ties around the T-shape on the front of the organizer. Position the cable with the taped area on top

of the T-shape and secure the cable ties.

Note: Make sure to install the cable ties with the correct orientation (see figure above).

6.1.2 Install SC-connectorized cable with transition and FIC

Also the separate cable retention kits: TC-1466-IP (Cable retention: Aramid ) and TC-1468-IP (Cable retention: Jacket

(Mclip)) are suitable to be used to install the SC-connectorized cable with transition in the CC 100 patch application.

Pictures below shows an example with the M-clip.

1 If applicable install FIC per local practice. Follow the installation steps as described in TC-1468-IP to mount the

cable on the carrier. Slide the carrier into the slots of the organizer. Push the locking lip in the first slot backwards

then slide the carrier downwards. The locking lip returns into original position and the carrier is correctly seated. A

clicking sound is observed.

Note: Cable can also be installed with cable ties to the organizer as explained in previous section.

2 Remove dust caps of both the adapter port and the connector. Clean per standard practice. Position the connector

in the correct orientation (rib facing forward as shown in figure above).

3 Connect the SC-connectorized cable to its assigned port. Adapter ports are designated with the numbers 1-6. A

clicking sound is observed when the connector is properly seated.

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