CommScope FIST-GSS2 Bedienungsanleitung

FIST-GSS2 / FIST-GSS3

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION

Fist Generic Splicing Shelf

1 Introduction

2 General

2.1 Kit content

2.2 Tools

3 Installation of the shelf

3.1 Mounting the shelf in the rack

3.2 Preparation of the shelf

3.3 Preparation of the trays

a Cable to pigtail

b Cable to cable

c Mounting the trays

4 Cable termination

4.1 Cable termination in the rack

a Loose tube cable

b Central core cable

c IFC

4.2 Side cable termination directly on the

shelf using cable termination plate

a Loose tube cable

b Modular cable

4.3 Back cable termination directly on

the shelf using cable termination

plate

a Loose tube

5 Termination of the pigtails

6 Splicing + storage

6.1 General

6.2 Ribbon

7 Closing the shelf

8 Important steps

Contents

1 Introduction

Product function

• The Generic Splicing Shelf is a multi-purpose mechanical shelf assembly for the FIST ﬁber management system

in a rack environment.

• The product is typically used :

- to store splices of external cable to external/indoor cable

- to store splices of external cable to pigtails.

- to store splices of pigtails to pigtails

• It can be installed in Tyco’s FIST Racks and other 19” or metric (ETSI) rack sizes.

• Accessories are available for termination of most common cable types.

• Modular wraparound groove plates can be clicked in the UMS (Universal Mounting System) proﬁle. They

provide the foundation for mounting combinations of SOSA2 (Splicing Only Sub-Assembly) and/or SASA2

(Splitter Array Sub-Assembly) modules. Typically, Single Circuit or ribbon ﬁber management is used.

• Kevlar Termination Units (KTU’s) can be mounted in the shelf to provide the necessary strain relief when

terminating common pigtail types.

• The shelf is delivered with a metal hingable cover.

TC-1069-IP

Rev A, Mar 2017

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Kit content: example: FIST-GSS2-MA

• 1 shelf, incorporating

- Metal chassis with drawer

- Hingable and removable front cover

- Pre-mounted tubes

- Pre-mounted FAS block + cover

• 1 pigtail horn

• 1 tray lid + ﬁber guiding pin

• 1 cable entrance kit for 2 loose tube cables

• Cage nuts + bolts

• Mounting brackets + screws

• FOPT CT transportation tubing

• Installation instruction

2 General

2.1 Kit content

2.2 Tools

• FACC-ALLEN-KEY-5-350 to mount shelf in the rack

• FACC-CAGE-NUT-TOOL for easy installation of cage nuts

in the rack

• FACC-TUBE-CUTTER-01 cutter for transportation tubes

• FACC-TUBE-STRIPPER-02 loose tube stripper

• FACC-FIBRE-FEEDER

• Marker pen

3.1 Install the mounting brackets on the correct position.

GR mounting is shown.

3 Installation of the shelf

3.1 Mounting the shelf in the rack

3.1.2 Determine the position of the shelf (see rack installation

instruction). Fix the cage nuts into the rack mounting uprights.

3.1.3 If a non-Tyco rack is being used it is possible that the cage

nuts may not ﬁt. In this case use locally supplied ones and install

in accordance with local practices. Observe and respect minimum

dimensions of the shelf.

3.1.4 Mount the shelf using the FACC-ALLEN-KEY.

3.1.5 If necessary mount the adaptation brackets 19”-ETSI

(FIST-MB2-M or FIST-MB2-M-AS).

3.1.6 If necessary mount the 15”-ETSI adaption brackets.

3.2 Preparation of the shelf 3.3 Preparation of the trays

3.2.3 The horn can be opened by pushing the upper part and

clicking it.

3.2.1 Install the trumpet by positioning it centrally in the opening

at the side of the shelf, align the small knobs with the slots in the side,

Strongly push and turn until the locking pin clicks into positioning hole.

3.3.1 Pull the drawer to the fully open position. Remove the Velcro

and the FAS block cover by lifting the back side of the cover.

3.3.3 Remove sharp edges.

3.3.2 Remove the plastic piece at one side of the groove plates

using pliers.

3.2.2 In case of 15”, hook and click the horn in place.

a) Cable to pigtail

3.3.5 Depending on the conﬁguration: ﬁll up the shelf with groove

plates, don’t leave any gaps.

3.3.4 Click the groove plates on the aluminum proﬁles starting from

the FAS block; don’t leave any gaps. First position the pins of the

groove plate at the back and pull the groove plate to the front until it

locks.

3.3.6 If necessary, the groove plates can be removed using 2 ﬂat

screwdrivers.

3.3.7 Mount the KTU brackets. Start at the left. Push until they lock.

3.3.10 In case of SE trays (single element trays), start at the second

position and leave 1 space between all the other trays.

3.3.8 In case of a pure cable-cable conﬁguration: no KTU-brackets

are placed, the groove plates are not modiﬁed, tubes enter at both

sides of the FAS block.

3.3.9 Click the trays on the groove plates starting from the fasblock.

Preferably mount the trays as you ﬁbre up.

In case of SC trays (single circuit trays); don’t leave any gaps.

4.1.3 For back and GR mounting: mount the ﬂex tube holder in the

third hole from the front.

4.1.2 Mounting position: position the toothed lock washer (1)

between the tube holder and the side plate.

3.3.11 If necessary, trays can be removed using the ﬁber guiding pin.

4 Cable termination

4.1 Cable termination in the rack

Cable is already terminated in the rack (or in the side duct of the rack)

on the cable termination plate. For the loose tube cable, the tubes are

protected from the cable termination plate with the ﬂex tube. For central

core cable, ﬁbers are guided into guiding tubes going directly into the

shelf.

a) Loose tube cable

4.1.1 Take the tubes out of the unit. To avoid kinking of the tubes

make sure the drawer is closed. To assure correct bend radius: do not

reposition the ﬁxed tie wrap.

b) Cable to cable

c) Mounting the trays

4.1.4 In case 2 ﬂex tubes will be used: remove the releasable tie-

wrap and mount the plastic stand-off in the ﬁrst hole from the front.

4.1.7 Identify the loose tubes and feed them through the ﬂex tube.

Wrap PVC tape around the tubes at the end of the cable to make

feeding easier.

4.1.5 Prepare a piece of ﬂex tube going from the cable termination

plate in the rack to the ﬂex tube holder on the shelf.

4.1.6 Cable and strength member termination will usually be done

in the rack. Terminate the cable in the rack according to Tyco rack

installation instruction and local practice. Leave 3.5 m of loose tube

measured from the end of the ﬂex tube.

4.1.11 Mark the transportation tube at 30 mm from the end of the ﬂex

tube. Mark the loose tube at 20 mm from the end of the ﬂex tube.

Note: if the loose tube diameter is < 2,3 mm, the use of the FOPT-CT is

not needed. Mark the transportation tubes at the end of the ﬂex tube.

4.1.9 Mount the ﬁxed tie wrap at the position as shown.

4.1.8 Bring the ﬂex tube into the ﬂex tube holder.

4.1.10 In case of front mounting of the shelf: mount the ﬁxed tie wrap

as shown.

70 mm

85 mm

4.1.13 Select a loose tube and slide a 75mm long FOPT-CT over the

transportation tube and loose tube or the transportation tube directly

over the loose tube.

4.1.14 Route all tubes underneath the plastic stand-off and close the

ﬂex tube holder with the cover.

4.1.15 Pull the ﬁbers at the other end of the tubes.

4.1.16 If no more loose tubes have to be terminated, cut the unused

tubes. Secure the tubes with a tie-wrap.

4.1.17 A second cable can be added using the second ﬂex tube

holder.

4.1.12 Strip the loose tubes from the mark and cut the overlength of the

transportation tubes. Clean the ﬁbers very well to make feeding easier.

FIST-GR-CTB100CC (central core)

1 Breakout device

2 Breakout device cover + screws

3 Cable bracket + screws

4 Mounting bracket + washers + screws

5 2 cable clamps

6 Unraveling tool

7 2 strength member stops + screws

b) Central core (single ﬁber or ribbon) and loose tube ribbon

FIST-GR-CTB100 (loose tube ribbon)

1 Breakout device

2 Breakout device cover + screws

3 Cable bracket + screws

4 Mounting bracket + washers + screws

5 2 cable clamps

6 Unraveling tool

7 2 strength member terminations + screws

3 4

4.1.19 Place the breakout device on the cable bracket.

4.1.20 Prepare the cable. Make sure you have 3,5 m ﬁber inside the

shelf. Respect dimensions shown on the drawings. Clean the ﬁbers very

well to make easy feeding possible.

4.1.21 Loose tube ribbon cable.

4.1.18 Choose a position in the side duct or on the cable termination

plate as close as possible to the GSS. Mount the mounting bracket on

that position with the two screws. Mount the cable bracket with two

screws on the mounting bracket.

4.1.24 Secure with the cable clamp. Don’t squeeze the cable.

4.1.22 Central core cable

4.1.23 In case of central core cable: loosen the screw of the strength

member stop. Rotate the stop and position the strength members.

4.1.25 In case of loose tube cable

Position the strength member at the bottom. Bundle the loose tubes with

tape. Secure the strength member with the screws.

4.1.26 In case of ribbon cable

Remove twists in the ribbons.

a) If ribbons are according ITU norms: use the unraveling device. The

numbers indicate the number of ribbons you want to bundle

(3-4-5 or 6). 3 sizes of ribbon can be handled: ribbon 12, 8 and

4. (3 groove sizes).

b) In other cases use local practice.

4.1.27 Slide the tool over the ribbons. Bundle at the end using Teﬂon

tape (bundle in groups as you want to feed them through the tubes).

Remove the unraveling device.

4.1.28 Cut the tubes to length using the tube cutter. Make sure the shelf

is in an opened position.

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