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Indoor Installation

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Confidential

INTRACOM TELECOM

19.7 km Markopoulou Ave., Peania, Athens, GR 19002T +30 210 667 1000, F +30 210 667 1001

http://www.intracom-telecom.com

email (product support): [email protected]

The information contained in this document is subject to change without prior notice.

INTRACOM S.A. TELECOM SOLUTIONS, 2013. All rights reserved.

All copyright, intellectual and industrial rights in this document and in the technical knowledge it containsare owned by INTRACOM S.A. TELECOM SOLUTIONS and/or their respective owners.

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redistributed by any form or means, electronically or mechanically, or used for any other purposewhatsoever without the prior written approval of INTRACOM S.A. TELECOM SOLUTIONS.Information as well as drawings and specifications contained in this document are subject to changewithout prior notice.

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Document Revision History OmniBAS -2W -4W -8W

Installation and Cabling Manual - Edition 4.0

-I-

Document Revision History

Revisions This page shows the main changes effected in relation to the previous

edition of the OmniBAS IDU Installation.Revisions

Previous: 3.0

Current: 4.0

Reasons ofchange

The table below shows the reasons for the document change effected in relation tothe previous document edition.

The main reasons of change are because of the following:

Addition of OmniBASTM

- 8W Indoor Unit

General Editing (whole document)

ParagraphM (Modified) /

A (Added)

Chapter 1 - Introduction

OmniBAS IDUs(page 6). A

Chapter 3 - Installation Materials

OmniBAS-8W(page18). A

Chapter 4 - Installation Prerequisites

Rack space requirements(page 24). A

Cabling Overview (page29). A

Chapter 5, Mechanical Installation

OmniBAS-8W(page 35). A

Chapter 6, Cabling Installation

Power Supply Cables(page 39). A/M

OmniBASTM-8W(page 48). A

IF Tails(page 50). A/M

E1 Terminations(page 53). A/M

I/O Cables(page 65). A/M

Ethernet Cables(page 69). M

High Speed Interconnection Cable (for OmniBASTM-8W)(page 70) A/M

Chapter 7, Cable Characteristics





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Table of Contents

1 Introduction ................................................................................................................... 3

About this Document....................................................................................................... 3Equipment Disposal ........................................................................................................ 5

Overview of OmniBAS Product Family ............................................................................ 6

Safety Precautions .......................................................................................................... 8

2 Installation Tools........................................................................................................... 9

3 Installation Material..................................................................................................... 10

OmniBAS-2W................................................................................................................ 10

OmniBAS-4W................................................................................................................ 14

OmniBAS-8W................................................................................................................ 18

4 Before Starting the Installation .................................................................................. 22

4.1 Installation Prerequisites ............................................................................................... 22

4.2 Cabling Overview.......................................................................................................... 25

5 Mechanical Installation ............................................................................................... 30

5.1 OmniBAS-2W................................................................................................................ 30

Chassis Overview ......................................................................................................... 30

IDU Installation.............................................................................................................. 32

5.2 OmniBAS-4W................................................................................................................ 33



5.3 OmniBAS-8W................................................................................................................ 35



6 Cabling Installation..................................................................................................... 38

6.1 Power Supply Cables .................................................................................................... 39

Preparation ................................................................................................................... 40

Installation..................................................................................................................... 44

6.2 IF Tails .......................................................................................................................... 50

6.3 E1 Terminations............................................................................................................ 53

Open End Cables (Balanced 120 ) ............................................................................. 54

BNC Terminations (Unbalanced 75 ) .......................................................................... 58

RJ-45 Terminations (Balanced 120 ) .......................................................................... 62

6.4 I/O Cables ..................................................................................................................... 65

6.5 Ethernet Cables ............................................................................................................ 69

6.6 High Speed Interconnection Cable (for OmniBASTM-8W) .............................................. 70

7 Cable Characteristics.................................................................................................. 71

7.1 GbE Cable Characteristics ............................................................................................ 71OmniBAS-2W................................................................................................................ 71


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OmniBAS-4W................................................................................................................ 73

OmniBAS-8W................................................................................................................ 74

7.2 Fast Ethernet Cable Characteristics.............................................................................. 75

OmniBAS-2W................................................................................................................ 75

OmniBAS-4W................................................................................................................ 76OmniBAS-8W................................................................................................................ 77

7.3 STM-1 Cable Characteristics......................................................................................... 78

OmniBAS-8W................................................................................................................ 78

Appendix-A: Modem Card Installation / Removal ................................................................ 79

Appendix-B: I/O Connections................................................................................................ 83

Appendix-D: Receptacles Pin Out......................................................................................... 87

OmniBAS-2W................................................................................................................ 87

OmniBAS-4W................................................................................................................ 96

OmniBAS-8W.............................................................................................................. 104

Appendix-E: Open End Cables Color Codes...................................................................... 111


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1 Introduction

About this Document

Scope ofdocument

This document provides information concerning the installation and cablingof the following units:

OmniBASTM-2W

OmniBASTM-4W

OmniBASTM-8W

TargetAudience

This document is addressed to certified technicians with wireless equipmentknowledge and skills concerning the following:

Indoor Unit Installation (IDU).

Addition / Removal of IDU Cards.

Laying and Installation of Cables.

Preparation & Termination of: Ethernet, E1, Power cables e.t.c

Test & Measurement of cables (Ethernet, Optical, Power).

Equipment Grounding to the Main Grounding System.

RelatedManuals The following document for OmniBAS

TM

IDU Installation can be used foradditional product information:

# Document Name

1 OmniBAS_System_Ed_5.1_en.pdf

2 OmniBAS_IDU_Product Catalog_en_ed1.pdf

Conventions This document applies the following conventions:

This symbol means DANGER. The purpose of this symbol is towarn you that any wrong action can cause bodily injury or evendeath.

This symbol means CAUTION. The purpose of this symbol is toprevent you from performing an action that might result in damageof the equipment.

NOTE A note calls your attention to important supplementary information.

Continued on next page


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About this Document, Continued

ContactInformation

INTRACOM S.A. TELECOM SOLUTIONS

19.7 km Markopoulou Ave., Peania, Athens, GR-19002Tel. (+30) 210 667 1000, Fax: (+30) 210 667 1001

http://www.intracom-telecom.com
http://www.intracom-telecom.com/http://www.intracom-telecom.com/


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Equipment Disposal

Disposal of old electrical and electronic equipment (applicable through theEuropean Union and other European countries with separate waste collectionsystems).

This symbol, found on this product and any of its parts or on its operatinginstructions or on its packaging, indicates that electrical and electronic equipmentmay not be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste. Instead, this product shouldbe handed over to applicable collection points for the recycling of electrical andelectronic equipment.

By ensuring the correct disposal of this product, you will help prevent potentialnegative consequences to the environment and human health, which couldotherwise be caused by inappropriate disposal of this product.

By recycling, reusing and other forms of recovery of old electrical and electronicequipment you are making an important contribution to the conservation of natural

resources and to the protection of the environment.For more information about the recycling of this product, please contact your localmunicipal authorities, municipal waste disposal service or the store where youpurchased this product.

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Overview of OmniBAS Product Family

Introduction The OmniBAS family of Intracom Telecom IP MW PtP portfolio comprises:

Split-mount systems:-OmniBAS Indoor Units (IDUs), 1RU / 2RU high and 19wide.

-OmniBAS Outdoor Units (ODUs) & antenna systems.

The OmniBAS-XR all-outdoor system integrating everything(baseband / controller / modem / radio) into a robust enclosure. Thisproduct belongs to all outdoor family. Therefore, for the installation &cabling manual please refer to OmniBAS-XR_Installation_Ed2.0_en.pdf

document.

OmniBASIDUs

The OmniBAS Indoor Units (IDUs) are shown below:

Indoor Unit (IDU) Description

OmniBAS-2W - Ethernet only

OmniBAS-2W - 8E1

OmniBAS-2W-16E1

Native-IP, highly-flexible unit 1RUaccommodating two modems. It can bepositioned at the edge of the network, orcan be used as a repeater and even as aring node. OmniBAS-2W is available inthree versions.

Interfaces

OmniBAS-2W Ethernet-only:1xGbE & 4xFE

OmniBAS-2W Ethernet & 8xE1:1xGbE, 4xFE & 8xE1

OmniBAS-2W Ethernet & 16xE1:

4xGbE & 16xE1

OmniBAS-4W

Native-IP, highly-modular unit 1RUaccommodating up to four modems (withor without XPIC functionality). High airthroughput (1.6 Gbit/s) and 16 x E1 add /drop capabilities to fit demanding nodalapplications.

Interfaces

2xGbE, 2xFE & 16xE1



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Overview of OmniBAS Product Family, Continued

OmniBASIDUs, continued

Indoor Unit (IDU) Description

OmniBAS-8W

OmniBAS-8W is the newestmember of the OmniBASfamilyfeaturing a leading ConvergedBackhaul and Aggregation Node(CBAN).

It is a highly-modular indoor unit 2RUcapable to simultaneouslyaccommodate eight radio modems,two interface cards and two controllercards in the same chassis.

Modems can be flexibly chosen

based on the connection to an ODU(through coaxial IF cabling) or to an

all-outdoor OmniBAS-XR system(through Ethernet cabling).

Interfaces

2 x GbE (electrical) & 4 x GbE(SFP), per Control Card

32 x E1, per Interface Card

4 x STM-1, per Interface Card


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Safety Precautions

PROPER GROUNDING

Never power up the indoor equipment not yet connected to a propergrounding system.

There is risk of equipment failure and/or electrical shock.

Ensure that the indoor grounding system measures a path resistance lessthan 4 .

INDOOR EQUIPMENT PROPER SWITCHING ON / OFF

Never connect or disconnect the power supply cable(s) to or from theindoor equipment when the local dc power supply source is on.

There is risk of equipment failure.

Ensure the local dc power supply source is off and then connect ordisconnect the power supply cable(s) to or from the indoor equipment.

PROTECTION FROM LIGHTNING

Never leave the IF cable coming from the Outdoor Unit withoutadequate lightning protection.

There is risk of equipment failure and/or electrical shock.

Ensure that the IF cable coming from the Outdoor Unit is properly groundedas described in the Outdoor Radio Equipment Installation Manual (GDC-

001/81 manual code).

ESD PROTECTION

Always use proper antistatic protection (i.e. grounding bracelet,

antistatic bags, etc.) when handling the system cards.

Parts bearing the ESD sign (see left) have ESD sensitive exposed

components.


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2 Installation Tools

Tools List This chapter describes the tools requirements for the proper equipment

installation

(1)

:

Item Photo Description

1

Cros screw drivers:

(A): PH-1

(B): PH-3

2 Blade

3 Wire Stripper

4 Cable Jacket Stripper

5

Crimping tool for 1,5 /2,5 & 4 mm2cablecontact with theappropriate die

6Torque wrench 0,8 1,13 Nm, 8 mm

7 Hot-air blower

(1)The tools supply is installer responsibility.


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3 Installation Material

OmniBAS-2W

PackageContents

The following table depicts the IDU contents for installation:

No Description

1 IDU Factory Test Results Paper.

2 IDU Standard Installation Material.

3 OmniBASTM-IDU.

NOTE

The package contents is the same for all types ofOmniBASTM-2W IDUs.

NOTE Keep the packaging of the equipment in good condition forlater use (i.e. safe transportation during relocation, return for

repair, etc.).

In case of disposal of the packaging material, it isrecommended to follow the safe disposal procedureaccording to local law.



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OmniBAS-2W, Continued

Mounting kit

No Description Qty

1 Screw, M6 x 12

2 Washer, od = 15, id = 6,43 Caged nut, M6

4 per

idu

IF Tail

No Description Qty

1IF Tail 1,5m, RG223 SMA-type male, R/A to N-typefemale connector.

2

(A): O-ring

(B): Toothed lock washer

(C): Nut

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Powerconnector

No Description Qty

1 2-pole power connector.2 peridu

2 Heat Shrinkable Tube, 10cm. 1 peridu

3 Metallic pins for power connector for cable up to 1.5 mm2.4 peridu

4 Metallic pins for power connector for cable up to 2.5 mm24 peridu

Tie-wraps

No Description Qty

1 Tie-wraps 45cm, for indoor cables fastening.20 per

idu

2The screw and nut included are for connection ofOmniBASTM-4W grounding cable to the rack groundingterminal.

1 setper idu



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Serial Cable forexternal alarms

Description Qty

External Alarm Cable 2m, Y-Type, DB9(Female), DB15(VGA),open end.

1 peridu


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OmniBAS-4W

PackageContents


No Description



3 OmniBASTM-IDU.

NOTE Keep the packaging of the equipment in good condition forlater use (i.e. safe transportation during relocation, return forrepair, etc.).




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Mounting kit

No Description Qty

1 Screw, M6 x 12


4 per

idu

IDU brackets

No Description Qty

1 Set of metallic bracket for chassis mounting.2 peridu

2 & 3Set of screws & washers for fixing metallic brackets forchassis mounting.

4 & 4per idu



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IF Tail

No Description Qty


2

(A): O-ring


(C): Nut

1 permodemunit

Powerconnector

No Description Qty


2 Heat Shrinkable Tube, 10cm.1 peridu

3 Metallic pins for power connector for cable up to 1.5 mm2.4 peridu

4 Metallic pins for power connector for cable up to 2.5 mm24 peridu



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Tie-wraps

No Description Qty


idu

2

The screw and nut included are for connection of

OmniBASTM

-4W grounding cable to the rack groundingterminal.

1 set

per idu

Screws formodules

Description Qty

Set of Screws for Modules Mounting 10 peridu


Description Qty

External alarm cable 2m, Y-Type, DB9(female), Mini DIN(7),open end

1 peridu


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OmniBAS-8W

PackageContents


No Description



3 OmniBASTM-IDU.

NOTE Keep the packaging of the equipment in good condition forlater use (i.e. safe transportation during relocation, return forrepair, etc.).




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Mounting kit

No Description Qty

1 Screw, M6 x 12


4 per

idu

IF Tail

No Description Qty


2

(A): O-ring


(C): Nut

1 permodem

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Groundingcable for idu

Description Qty

Grounding cable already terminated at both ends, 1m.Cross-head screw & grover already screwed on thegrounding point of the indoor unit.

1 per unit

Powerconnector

No Description Qty


2 Heat Shrinkable Tube, 10cm.1 peridu

3 Metallic pins for power connector for cable up to 4 mm2.4 peridu



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Tie-wraps

No Description Qty


idu

2

The screw and nut included are for connection of

OmniBASTM

-8W grounding cable to the rack groundingterminal.

1 set

per idu

Screws formodules

Description Qty

Set of Screws for Modules Mounting 18 peridu


Description Qty

External alarm cable, 2m, Y-Type, DB9(female), Micro-D 15C,open end

1 peridu


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4 Before Starting the Installation

4.1 Installation Prerequisites

Introduction This section describes the main actions that must be taken in considerationprior to the equipment installation.

Site survey Site survey should take place before starting the installation, taking into account thefollowing:

Location of appropriate grounding points.

Location of appropriate power supply distribution points.

Location of cable conduits available for routing the coaxial cables(interconnecting the indoor with the outdoor equipment)

Location of the network port distributors.

Thermal considerations and cooling requirements for the rack-mountedequipment.

Equipment rack occupation details.

Network portdistributors

Regarding the network ports (inclusive of STM-1, Ethernet, E1) provided bythe indoor equipment, suitable optical (or electrical) network port distributorsshould be available.

The exact location of the network port distributors, as well as the networkports to reserve, should be known prior to installing the indoor equipment.

Also, all the reserved ports on the network port distributors should bequalified and tested before realizing the network connections with the indoor

equipment.

Indoorpremisesconditions

The operating conditions (temperature, humidity) at the indoor premisesshould meet the specifications given by the manufacturer of the indoorequipment.

Indoorgroundingsystem

All racks within the installation premises should be connected to a low-resistance grounding system. The metal body of the rack, into which thesubracks are to be mounted, should be connected to this grounding system.

The enclosure of each subrack must be electrically connected to the racksmetal body (via a short grounding cable) to provide protection againstharmful discharge conditions.



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Installation Prerequisites, Continued

Cable conduits Appropriate cable conduits should exist for the routing of installed cables,

inclusive of the coaxial IF cable(s) connecting the indoor equipment with theoutdoor transceiver boxes on the buildings roof.

Power supplyrequirements

The OmniBASTM- 2W /4Wsubracks require connection to a DC distributionboard accommodating either one or two Magnetic Circuit Breakers (MCB,

single-pole, 7 A, 80 V dc, B-curve for Telecom Applications).

The OmniBASTM- 8Wsubracks require connection to a DC distributionboard accommodating either one or two Magnetic Circuit Breakers (MCB,single-pole, 25 A, 80 V dc, B-curve for Telecom Applications).

Power consumption and input DC voltage range are as specified by themanufacturer of the equipment.

Lightningprotection

The network port distributors (optical distributors excluded) and the powersupply distributors should be equipped with the appropriate gas arresters, toprovide protection against lightning conditions.

Such conditions may induce voltage peaks on the cables, and thus disturbthe operation of the indoor equipment. For this purpose, all electricaldistributors should be connected to the local grounding system to allow the

installed gas arresters to operate.

Safety The indoor equipment premises should be of restricted access.

Only trained, authorized personnel should have access to the installedequipment.

Appropriate labeling should exist at points with high risk of contact withhazardous voltage.

A list with emergency phone numbers (e.g. medical assistance numbers)should be hung at easy-to-view positions.

Also, recommended are for safety purposes, a fire detection system and fire

extinguishers (installed at easy-to-access points) inside the installationpremises.



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Installation Prerequisites, Continued

Rack spacerequirements

The indoor equipment will be installed in an ETSI equipment rack.

IDURackSpace

Air-flowDirection

2W 1RU

4W 1RU

8W 2RU

NOTENo extra space is required for cooling.

Furthermore, sufficient free space should be left around therack position to allow for easy access, handling,maintenance and inspection of the installed equipment.


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4.2 Cabling Overview

OmniBASTM

-2W (8xE1)

No. Description

1 IF Tails (from radio outdoor unit)

2 8 x E1 Tributaries

3a 1 x Gigabit Ethernet Cable (Electrical Interface)

3b 1 x Fiber Cable (Gigabit Ethernet SFP Optical)

4 4 x Fast Ethernet Cables (Traffic / Inband)5 2 x Fast Ethernet Cables (Outband)

6 Serial Cable for External Alarms (AUX)

7 Engineering Order Wire Cable (EOW)

8 2 MHz External Synchronization Cable (IN/OUT)

9 DC Power Supply Cable

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Cabling Overview, Continued

OmniBASTM

-2W (ETH Only)

No. Description


2a 1 x Gigabit Ethernet Cable (Electrical Interface)


3 4 x Fast Ethernet Cables (Traffic / Inband)

4 2 x Fast Ethernet Cables (Outband)


6 Engineering Order Wire Cable (EOW)



NOTE Either 2a or 2b port can be used for traffic (not simultaneously)



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OmniBASTM

-2W (16xE1)

No. Description


2 1 x 16 E1 Tributaries (with add/drop capabilities)

3a 1 x Gigabit Ethernet Cable


4 2 x Gigabit Ethernet Cables (Traffic / Inband)




8-9 DC Power Supply Cables(1)

NOTE Either 3a or 3b port can be used for traffic (not simultaneously).

NOTE Combination of 1 x 3a & 1 x 3b interfaces is also available.

(1)The second power supply cable is optional


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OmniBASTM

-4W (2xGbE &2xFE)

No. Description


2 1 x 16 E1 Tributaries (with add/drop capabilities)

3 DC Power Supply Cables(1)

4 2 x Gigabit Ethernet (Optical or Electical SFP)

5 2 x Fast Ethernet Cables (Traffic / Inband)





(1)The second power supply cable is optional


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OmniBASTM

-8W

No. Description


2 4 x Fiber Cables (4 x STM 1 / VC-12 (with add/drop capabilities)

3 2 x 16 E1 Tributary Cables (with add/drop capabilities)

4 2 MHz External Synchronization Cable (IN/OUT)5 PPS Synchronization Cable (IN/OUT)

6 High Speed Cable for OmniBASTM-8W indoor units interconnection.

74 x Gigabit Ethernet Cables to SFPs (Optical or Electrical) (Traffic/ Inband)

8 2 x Gigabit Ethernet Electrical Cables (Traffic / Inband)


10 Serial Cable AUX and External Alarms



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5 Mechanical Installation

5.1 OmniBAS-2W

Chassis Overview

Indoor UnitSlots

The cards of OmniBASTM-2W are already installed according to thecustomer ordered codes.

The following pictures and diagrams show the composition of all available2W indoor units.

OmniBASTM-2W is available in three variants, as below:

8E1 OmniBASTM-2W 8E1

Ethernet Only OmniBASTM-2W Ethernet Only

16E1 OmniBASTM-2W 16E1



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Chassis Overview, Continued

OmniBAS-2WTM

8E1 & EthernetOnly IDU Slots

SlotID

Photo Card

M1M2

Point-to-Point MODEM.

OmniBASTM-2W, 1xGig-ETH, 4 x FE, 8 x E1Interfaces.

C

OmniBASTM-2W, 1 xGig-ETH, 4 x FEInterfaces.

OmniBAS-2WTM

16E1 IDU Slots

SlotID

Photo Card

D Dummy Panel(1).

M1M2


C OmniBAS

TM

-2W, 4 xGig-ETH, 16 x E1Interfaces.

(1)Reserved for future use (Fan Tray). Currently applicable only in OmniBAS

TM-2W 16E1 Subrack.


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IDU Installation

Prerequisites Ensure that the installation premises are equipped with a reliable, low-

impedance ground connection system.

Required Tools& Accessories

The following tools will be needed:

Item 1-B (refer to Installation Toolson page 9)

The following accessories will be needed:

Product Description

OmniBASTM-2W Mounting kit(refer on page 11)

OmniBAS

TM

-4W -OmniBASTM-8W -

Procedure To perform the mechanical installation of the unit, follow the steps below:

Step Action

1 Use the mounting kit to install the chassis into the rack, as shown below.

(A) First install the cage nut (item 1) on the desired rear side of therack.

(B) Lift the idu on the corresponding position.

(C) Mount the idu using the screw (item 2) on the front side of therack.

2 To ground OmniBASTM

-2W, connect the loose end of the grounding

cable to the rack grounding terminal.

End of procedure


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5.2 OmniBAS-4W

Chassis Overview

Introduction The cards of OmniBASTM

-4W are already installed according to the customerordered codes. The following picture and diagram shows the exact position of eachslot that consist an OmniBAS

TM-4W indoor unit:

Slot ID Photo Modules

F FAN TRAY.

POWER SUPPLY UNIT.

PS1, PS2

DUMMY PLATE, POWER UNIT.

Point-to-Point XPIC MODEM.


M1, M2, M3,M4

DUMMY PLATE, MODEM.

16 E1 INTERFACE UNIT.

E1

DUMMY PLATE, USER MODULE.

(electrical)

CONTROL ELECTRICAL.

C

(optical)CONTROL OPTICAL.


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Product Description

OmniBASTM-2W -

OmniBAS

TM

-4W Mounting kit(refer on page 15)OmniBASTM-8W -


Step Action


(A) First install the cage nut (item 1) on the desired rear side of therack.

(B) Lift the idu on the corresponding position.

(C) Mount the idu using the screw (item 2) on the front side of therack.

2 To ground OmniBASTM-4W, connect the loose end of thegrounding cable to the rack grounding terminal.

End of procedure


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5.3 OmniBAS-8W

Chassis Overview

Introduction The cards of OmniBASTM

-8W are already installed according to the customerordered codes. The following picture and diagram shows the exact position of eachslot that consist an OmniBAS

TM-8W indoor unit:

Slot ID Photo Modules

F FAN TRAY.

Point to Point XPIC MODEM .

Point to Point MODEM.

Point to Point MODEM Wireline SingleElectrical Optical.

M1 up

to M8

MODEM DUMMY PLATE.

SDH (4 x STM1) INTERFACE UNIT.

32E1 (2 x 16) INTERFACE UNIT.I1,I2

INTERFACE DUMMY PLATE.

CONTROL Combo(OPTICAL/ELECTRICAL).

POWER SUPPLY UNIT.C1

(1),C2

CONTROL DUMMY PLATE.

(1)C1 slot is available for additional card installation of Power Supply Unit (PSU) or secondControl Card (with PSU).


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Product Description

OmniBASTM-2W -

OmniBAS

TM

-4W -OmniBASTM-8W Mounting kit(refer on page 19)


Step Action


(A) First install the cage nut (item 1) on the desired rear side of therack

(B) Lift the idu on the corresponding position

(C) Mount the idu using the screw (item 2) on the front side of therack

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IDU Installation, Continued

Procedure (continued)

Step Action

3 First install the grounding cable as shown below:

Then, connect the loose end of the grounding cable to the rackgrounding terminal.

End of procedure


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6 Cabling Installation

Overview This chapter describes how to install the following type of cables for all

OmniBAS

TM

Products Family.

Mainly the cables categorized as follows:

Power Supply Cables

IF Tails

E1 Terminations

I/O Cable

Ethernet Cable

High Speed Interconnection Cable (for OmniBASTM-8W)


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6.1 Power Supply Cables

Introduction The following table provides all the available power cables with the following

characteristics:

The cable length is defined based on customer request:

Order Code Description Product

ACC-KO-PW-VV-15Black Color, stranded, PVC, 300 V,2 x 1,5 mm2

2W

4W

ACC-KO-PW-VV-25Black Color, stranded, PVC, 300 V,

2 x 2,5 mm2

2W

4W

8W

ACC-KO-PW-VV-40Black Color, stranded, PVC, 300 V,

2 x 4 mm2 8W

For OmniBASTM-2W/4W it is recommended to use 2 x 2,5 mm2,

stranded, PVC, black, 300 V power cable.

For OmniBASTM-8W it is recommended to use 2 x 4 mm2,stranded, PVC, black, 300 V power cable.


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Preparation

Introduction The power cable preparation is common for all OmniBASTM Products

Family.



Items 2, 3, 4, 5 & 7 (refer to Installation Toolson page 9)


Product Description

OmniBASTM-2W

Power connector(refer on page 12)

Power Supply Cable ACC-KO-PW-VV-25 (refer on

page 39)

OmniBASTM-4W


Power Supply Cable ACC-KO-PW-VV-25 (refer onpage 39)

OmniBASTM-8W


Power Supply Cable ACC-KO-PW-VV-40 (refer onpage 39)



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Preparation, Continued

Procedure For power supply cable preparation and termination to power connector,

proceed as follows:

Step Action

1 Strip the wires of the cable as shown below:

2 Cut 50 mm of heat shrink tube and pass it through:

3 Place the stranded wire into the connector contact. If you havestripped the stranded wire properly, the jacket should stop at point(1) and the stranded wire at point (2):



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Step Action

4 Take care to place the appropriate die (1,5 /2,5 / 4

mm2connector contact) in the crimping tool toavoid damage of the connector contact.

Crimp with the crimping tool. Different views ofcrimping are shown below:



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Step Action

5 Repeat steps 3 and 4 for the other stranded wire. When youfinish, the cable should resemble to the photo below:

6 Insert the stranded wires into the connector(blue to pin 1, brownto pin 2). You must hear the clicking sound.

7 Heat the heat shrinkable tube with a hot-air blower. When youfinish, the cable should resemble to the photo below:

End of procedure


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Installation

OmniBASTM

-2W

prerequisites

The following are recommended:

The powerat the inputof OmniBAS

TM

-2W must be in the range40 V dc to 60 V dc.

The positive pole of the power supply source at OmniBASTM-2W

station must be grounded.

Powerconnectionoverview

Safety requirements require a single pole circuit-breaker to beemployed between the local dc power supply source and eachpower supply of OmniBASTM-2W. The circuit-breaker mustdisconnect the V pole of the power supply.

Before plugging or unplugging any power cable intoOmniBASTM-2W, you must set the circuit breaker(s) to OFF!

No Description

1 Power Cable

2 Single pole Circuit Breaker (MCB), 7 A, 80 V dc, B-curve for Telecom

Applications3 Local DC Power Distributor

NOTETwo power connectors apply to OmniBAS

TM-2W 16E1, using both of them

is optional.

NOTETwo power connectors apply to OmniBAS

TM-2W 16E1, using both of them

is optional.

NOTEAll OmniBAS

TM-2W IDU with 8E1s & Ethernet Only supports one power

contact.



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Installation, Continued

Procedure To connect the power supply, proceed as follows:

Step Action

1 Switch-off the circuit breaker connected between the OmniBASTM-2W and the local dc power supply source.

2 Plug the power supply cable(s) into the power supplyreceptacle(s) on the front panel of the OmniBASTM-2W withoutapplying excessive force.

Applying pressure while the connector is inserted incorrectlyit might cause damage.

If you want to disconnect the power supply cable, push

downwards the metallic secure lock on the upper part of theconnector (1) and pull outwards to disconnect (2).

End of procedure

NOTEThe above procedure is related to OmniBAS

TM-2W IDU with 8E1s &

Ethernet Only that supports one power connection.

The OmniBASTM

-2W IDU with 16E1 supports two power cableconnections and the procedure is the same as above for both powercables.



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OmniBASTM

-4W

prerequisites



TM







No Description

1 Power Cable

2 Single pole Circuit Breaker (MCB), 7 A, 80 V dc, B-curve for TelecomApplications

3 Local DC Power Distributor



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Step Action

1 Switch-off the circuit breaker connected between the OmniBASTM-4W and the local dc power supply source.


Applying pressure while the connector is inserted incorrectlyit might cause damage.

If you want to disconnect the power supply cable, pushdownwards the metallic secure lock on the upper part of theconnector (1) and pull outwards to disconnect (2).

End of procedure



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OmniBASTM

-8W

prerequisites



TM







No Description1 Power Cable

2 Single pole Circuit Breaker (MCB), 25 A, 80 V dc, B-curve forTelecom Applications

3 Local DC Power Distributor



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Step Action

1 Switch-off the circuit breaker(s) connected between theOmniBASTM-8W and the local dc power supply source.


Applying pressure while the connector is inserted incorrectly

it might cause damage.

If you want to disconnect the power supply cable, pushdownwards the metallic secure lock on the upper part of theconnector (1) and pull outwards to disconnect (2).

End of procedure


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6.2 IF Tails

IF Tail purpose You should connect the IF cable coming from the Outdoor Unit to the IF tail

to protect the ODU receptacle on the front panel of OmniBAS

TM

indoor unitsagainst mechanical damage, which might occur in case of direct connectionof the heavy IF cable.

Use the requirement tool to tighten the SMA connector.



Item 6 (refer to Installation Toolson page 9)


Product Description

OmniBASTM-2W IF Tail(refer on page 11)

Tie-wraps(refer on page 12)

OmniBASTM-4W IF Tail(refer on page16)

Tie-wraps (refer on page17)

OmniBASTM-8W IF Tail19

Tie-wraps (refer on page 21)



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IF Tails, Continued

Procedure To connect the IF tail(s), follow the steps below:

Step Action

1 Never connect or disconnect an IF tail whenOmniBAS

TM-ODU is ON and Operating! There is risk of

equipment failure.

2 Fix the both ends of the IF tail , as shown below:

3 Tight the N-type female connector onto the IF cable coming fromthe Outdoor Unit.

3 Use the tie-wraps for IF tail cable fastening.

4 Repeat for the remaining IF tails that may exist.

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IF Tails, Continued

Connectionusing O-ring

Optionally you can fix the N-type connector of the IF tail onto a metallic

surface through the nut and washer provided inside the IF tail packaging. Ifyou have such a metallic surface, follow the steps below:

Step Action

1 Open a mounting hole on the metallic surface as in the figurebelow (dimensions in mm).

2 Put the -ring onto the N-type connector of the IF tail and passthe N-type connector through the metallic surface you have.

3 Put the toothed lock washer and nut onto the N-type connector asprotruding from the metallic surface.

Item Description

1 O-ring2 Toothed lock washer

3 Nut

4 N-type connector

5 Metallic surface

4 Hand tight the IF cable coming from the Outdoor Unit into the N-type connector protruding from the metallic surface.

End of procedure


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6.3 E1 Terminations

Overview This section provides all the available installations of the E1 cables &

accessories for OmniBAS

TM

Products Family.

Mainly the type of the E1 terminations are categorized as follows:

Open End Cables (Balanced 120)

BNC Terminations (Unbalanced 75)

RJ-45 Terminations (Balanced 120)


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Open End Cables (Balanced 120 )

Overview This paragraph describes the E1 Open End Cables (Balanced 120 )

installation for the following models:

OmniBASTM-2W 8E1

OmniBASTM-2W 16E1 /4W

OmniBASTM-8W



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Open End Cables (Balanced 120 ), Continued

OmniBASTM

-2W8E1

The cable characteristics are given below:

Order Code Description

ACC-IT-01-RO-081xE1 Cable, Balanced (120 ), Shielded, RJ-45 Jack toOpen End, 8 m.

Procedure To connect the cable, follow the steps below:

Step Action

1 Arrange the cable appropriately so that the E1 cables can beeasily inserted / extracted.

Plug the cable into the receptacle shown in the figure below andthen terminate the open ends of the cables onto the DistributionFrame according to the tables that follow.

2

Quad Color Signal Wire Marking

Tx+ T+White / OrangeOrange Tx- T-

Rx+ R+BlueWhite / Blue Rx- R-

End of procedure



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OmniBASTM

-2W16E1 /4W



ACC-LT-16-IO-1016xE1 Cable, Balanced (120 ), 68 Pins HighDensity Connector to Open End, 10 m

ACC-KT-16-3O-03

ACC-KT-16-3O-07

ACC-KT-16-3O-10

16xE1 Cable, Balanced (120 ), 68 Pins HighDensity Connector to Open End,3 m




Step Action

1 Arrange the cable appropriately so that the Interface Card can beeasily inserted / extracted.

2 Plug the cable into the receptacle shown in the figure below andthen terminate the open ends of the cable onto the DistributionFrame according to the color cable table (see appendixAppendix-

E: Open End Cables Color Codes)

OmniBASTM-2W 16E1 OmniBASTM-4W

End of procedure



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OmniBASTM

-8W The cable characteristics are given below:


ACC-WT-U1-VO-3

ACC-WT-U1-VO-10

16xE1 Cable, Balanced (120 ), 64 Pins Connectorto Open End, 3 m

16xE1 Cable, Balanced (120 ), 64 Pins Connectorto Open End, 10 m


Step Action1 Arrange the cable appropriately so that the Interface Card can be

easily inserted / extracted.

2 Plug the cable into the receptacle shown in the figure below andthen terminate the open ends of the cable onto the DistributionFrame according to the color cable table (see appendixAppendix-E: Open End Cables Color Codes)

End of procedure


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BNC Terminations (Unbalanced 75 )

Overview This paragraph describes the BNC terminations (Unbalanced 75 ) for the

following models:

OmniBASTM-2W 8E1


OmniBASTM-8W



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BNC Terminations (Unbalanced 75 ), Continued

OmniBASTM

-2W8E1

The cable / panel characteristics are given below:


ACC-C-T-U1-IDC-J-01

ACC-LN-16-1N-VV

8xE1 Cable, Balanced (120 ), RJ-45 Jacks to 68Pins High Density Connector, 0.8 m

Conversion Panel with 68 Pins High DensityReceptacle and 16 Pairs(Tx-Rx) BNC (75 )

receptacles


Step Action

1 Arrange the cable appropriately so that the cables can be easilyinserted / extracted.

2 Plug both ends of the cable into the relevant receptacles, asshown in the figure below:

End of procedure



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OmniBASTM

-2W16E1 /4W



ACC-C-T-U1-IDC-IDC-00

ACC-LN-16-1N-VV

16xE1 Cable, Balanced (120 ), both Ends 68Pins High Density Connector, 0.5 m.

Conversion Panel with 68 Pins High DensityReceptacle and 16 Pairs(Tx-Rx) BNC (75 )

receptacles.


Step Action

1 Arrange the cable appropriately so that the Cables & InterfaceCard can be easily inserted / extracted.



End of procedure



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OmniBASTM

-8W



ACC-WT-CP-IV-07

ACC-LN-16-1N-VV

16xE1 Cable, Balanced (120 ), 64 Pins Connector to 68 Pins HighDensity Connector, 0.7 m.

Conversion Panel with 68 Pins High Density Receptacle and 16Pairs(Tx-Rx) BNC (75 ) receptacles.


Step Action

1 Arrange the cable appropriately so that the Interface Card can beeasily inserted / extracted.


End of procedure


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RJ-45 Terminations (Balanced 120 )

Overview This paragraph describes the RJ-45 terminations (Balanced 120 ) for the

following models:




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RJ-45 Terminations (Balanced 120 ), Continued

OmniBASTM

-2W16E1 /4W


Order CodeDescription

Product

MOD-W-EC

MOD-O-MB

16xE1 Cable, Balanced (120 ), 68 Pins HighDensity Connector to RJ-45 Jacks, 0.8 m.

Mounting Bracket for 16 x RJ-45 E1Receptacles.


Step Action

1 Arrange the cable appropriately so that the controller card &cables can be easily inserted / extracted.

2 Plug both ends of the cable into the relevant receptacles, asshown in the figure below. The E1 numbering is indicated throughspecial cable marking.


End of procedure



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RJ-45 Terminations (Balanced 120 ), Continued

Use of RJ-45MountingBracket

You can optionally install the RJ-45 mounting bracket for optimum

arrangement of E1 tributary cables, as shown below:

Detail

Detail


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6.4 I/O Cables

RequiredAccessories


Product Description

OmniBASTM-2W Serial Cable for external alarms(refer on page 13)





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I/O Cables, Continued

Procedure forOmniBAS

TM-2W

To connect the external alarm cable, follow the steps below:

Step Action

1 Arrange the cable appropriately so that the Controller Card can beeasily inserted / extracted.

2 Plug the cable into the AUX receptacle shown in the figure below:

3 Terminate the open end of the cable based on the chromatic codegiven inAppendix-D: Receptacles Pin OutAUXon page 90.

End of procedure



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TM-4W


Step Action


2 Plug the cable into the AUX receptacle shown in the figure below:

3 Terminate the open end of the cable based on the chromatic codegiven inAppendix-D: Receptacles Pin OutAUXon page 99.

End of procedure



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TM-8W


Step Action


2 Plug the cable into the AUX 2 receptacle shown in the figure

below:

3 Terminate the open end of the cable based on the chromatic code

given inAppendix-D: Receptacles Pin OutAUX 2on page 107.

End of procedure


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6.5 Ethernet Cables

OmniBASProductsFamily



Product

ACC-IO-PA-JJ-01

ACC-IO-PA-JJ-05

ACC-IO-PA-JJ-10

Ethernet Straight Cable Prefabricated, CAT5e,Terminated both ends to RJ-45 Jack, 1 m



CableInstallation

Terminate each end of the cable to the corresponding RJ-45 jack.


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6.6 High Speed Interconnection Cable (for OmniBASTM-8W)

OmniBASTM

-8W The cable characteristics are given below:


Product

ACC-WT-GB-VV-1High Speed Cable, Prefabricated, for Interconnectionbetween two OmniBAS

TM-8W units, Latch, 1 m.


Step Action

1 Arrange the cable appropriately so that the controller card can beeasily inserted / extracted.

2 Plug the cable into the relevant receptacle, as shown in the figurebelow:

End of procedure


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7 Cable Characteristics

7.1 GbE Cable Characteristics

OmniBAS-2W

Electrical GbEcablecharacteristics

Type of cable CAT6 or higher, UTP,4 pairs x AWG26 / AWG24

Cable termination (module side) RJ-45 plug

Cable terminated on Receptacles on the module front panel, asfollowing:

GbE 1, 2, 3, 4 for OmniBASTM

-2W 16E1.

GbE for OmniBASTM

-2W 8E1.

GbE for OmniBAS

TM

-2W Ethernet Only.Cable maximum length 100 m



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Optical GbEcablecharacteristics

Type of cable Fiber

Cable termination (module side) IEEE 802.3z, 1000Base-X (SFP MSAmechanics)


GbE 1, 2 for OmniBASTM

-2W 16E1.

GbE for OmniBASTM

-2W 8E1.

GbE for OmniBASTM

-2W Ethernet Only.

Cable maximum length Depends on SFP module.


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OmniBAS-4W




Cable terminated on ETH 100/1000 1, 2 receptacles on the modulefront panel

Cable maximum length 100 m


Type of cable Fiber


Cable terminated on ETH 100/1000 1, 2 receptacles on the modulefront panel



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Cable terminated on GbE 100/1000 5, 6 receptacles on the modulefront panel



Type of cable MULTIMODE Fiber Optic Cable.


Cable terminated on GbE 1000 1, 2, 3, 4 receptacles on the modulefront panel



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7.2 Fast Ethernet Cable Characteristics

OmniBAS-2W

Fast Ethernet

cablecharacteristics

Type of cable CAT5 or higher, UTP, 4 pairs x AWG26



NMS 10/100 1, 2 for OmniBASTM

-2W 16E1.

ETH 10/100 1,2,3,4 & NMS 10/100 1,2 for

OmniBASTM

-2W 8E1.

ETH 10/100 1,2,3,4 & NMS 10/100 1,2 forOmniBAS

TM-2W Ethernet Only.


NOTEYou should connect the Network Management System (SNMP) either tothe NMS 10/100 1 or the NMS 10/100 2receptacle for outband

management connection.


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OmniBAS-4W

Fast Ethernet




Cable terminated on ETH 10/100 1 or2 receptacles on the modulefront panel

NMS 10/100 1 or2 receptacles on the modulefront panel


NOTE

You should connect the Network Management System (SNMP) either to

the NMS 10/100 1 or the NMS 10/100 2receptacle for outbandmanagement connection.


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OmniBAS-8W

Fast Ethernet




Cable terminated on NMG 10/100 receptacle on the module frontpanel


NOTEYou should connect the Network Management System (SNMP) to theNMG 10/100 receptacle for outband management connection.


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7.3 STM-1 Cable Characteristics

OmniBAS-8W

STM-1 cablecharacteristics

Type of cable Multimode/singlemode fiber optic cable LCtype connector

Cable termination (module side) SFP

Cable terminated on STM-1 1, 2, 3, 4 receptacles on the modulefront panel

Cable maximum length Various lengths of cables are available


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Appendix-A: Modem Card Installation / Removal

Prerequisites The following prerequisites are common for any modem ofOmniBASTM-

Products Familyand must be taken in consideration before starting anyinsertion or extraction of the modem card.

NOTE The Modem Card is hot swappable.

It is recommended before proceeding to the card installation,to wear a grounding braceletand attach it to one of the two

appropriate receptacles on the chassis as given below:

Product Grounding Bracelet Receptacles

OmniBASTM-2W

OmniBASTM-4W

OmniBASTM-8W

Never connect or disconnect an IF tailwhen OmniBASTM-

ODU is ON and Operating! There is risk of equipment failure.

If modem IF tail is installed please refer to Procedureonpage 51for how to connect or disconnect the tail.

Modem insertion or extraction in a live network must be doneby authorized persons ONLY.



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Appendix-A: Modem Card Installation / Removal, Continued


TM-2W

In order to insert a modem card to OmniBASTM-2W indoor unit, please follow

the procedure below:

Step Action

1 Remove the modem dummy plate and keep it for maintenancereasons.

NOTEThe Modem dummy plate is required in 1+0configuration for proper thermal management.

2 Slide the modem card into the appropriate pair of guides andpush it in until it connects to the backplane connector.

3 Hand-tight the two screws on the front panel of the modem cardto secure the card in place.

End of procedure



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TM-4W



Step Action


2 Slide the modem card into the appropriate pair of guides and

push it in until it connects to the backplane connector.

3 Hand-tight the two screws on the front panel of the modem cardto secure the card in place.

End of procedure



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TM-8W



Step Action


2 Slide the modem card into the appropriate pair of guides andpush it in until it connects to the backplane connector.

3 Hand-tight the two screws on the front panel of the modem card

to secure the card in place.

End of procedure


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Appendix-B: I/O Connections

Introduction The I/O signals are provided by the following receptacles:

Product IN OUT Receptacle

OmniBASTM-2W 4 4 AUX

OmniBASTM-4W 2 2 AUX

OmniBASTM-8W 3 2 AUX 2



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Appendix-B: I/O Connections, Continued

OmniBASTM

-2WInput alarmsconnectioncircuit

The dry-contact input alarms are internally pulled up to +3,3 V. When anexternal switch is closed, the corresponding signal is low (alarm condition).

OmniBASTM

-2WOutput alarmsconnectioncircuit

The alarms transmission circuit receives alarms in TTL form from the microprocessorand routes them as external alarms in dry-contact form. When a high signal entersthe relays driver, the relay is activated and current passes through the load of thecorresponding alarm output.

* The maximum ratings for the Voltage Source are:Max DC voltage: V=100 VDC and Max DC current: IL=200 mADC(polarity isinsignificant)The loads can be indicator lamps, relays coils, buzzers, etc.

NOTEApplicable for all types of OmniBASTM-2W IDUs.



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OmniBASTM


The dry-contact input alarms are internally pulled up to +3,3V. When anexternal switch is closed, the corresponding signal is low (alarm condition).

EXIN1

EXIN2

TO

MICROPROCESSOR

(TTLLEVEL)

SYSTEM

GND

(Each resistor: 10K)

+3,3V

OmniBASTM

-4WOutput alarmsconnection

circuit

The alarms transmission circuit receives alarms in TTL form from themicroprocessor and routes them as external alarms in dry-contact form.When a low signal enters an optocoupler, current passes through the load

of the corresponding EXTOUT (alarm condition).

OPTOCOUPLERS

EXOUT1

EXOUT2

FROM

MICRO

PROCESSOR

(TTLL

EVEL)

SYSTEMLOADS

V*

VOLTAGE

SOURCE

GND FL

ALARM

SIGNALS

IL

* The maximum ratings for the Voltage Source are either:DC: V=100VDC / IL=80mADC(polarity is insignificant)

The loads can be indicator lamps, relays coils, buzzers, etc.



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The dry-contact input alarms are internally pulled up to +3,3V. When anexternal switch is closed, the corresponding signal is low (alarm condition).

EXIN1

EXIN2

TO

MICROPROCESSOR

(TTLLEVEL)

SYSTEM

GND

(Each resistor: 10K)

+3,3V

OmniBASTM

-8WOutput alarmsconnection

circuit

The alarms transmission circuit receives alarms in TTL form from themicroprocessor and routes them as external alarms in dry-contact form.When a low signal enters an optocoupler, current passes through the loadof the corresponding EXTOUT (alarm condition).

OPTOCOUPLERS

EXOUT1

EXOUT2

FROM

MICROP

ROCESSOR

(TTLLE

VEL)

SYSTEMLOADS

V*

VOLTAGE

SOURCE

GND FL

ALARM

SIGNALS

IL

* The maximum ratings for the Voltage Source are either:DC: V=100VDC / IL=80mADC(polarity is insignificant)

The loads can be indicator lamps, relays coils, buzzers, etc.


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Appendix-C: Receptacles Pin Out

OmniBAS-2W

ElectricalGbE

(For AllOmniBAS

TM-2W

IDU Types)

Location Front Panelof Control Card

Scope For Ethernet traffic (100 / 1000Mbit/s) provisioning and connectionto the IP / MPLS network

Type RJ-45 Female

Pin out

Pin Signal Description

1 Transmit and Receive Data A+ Input / Output

2 Transmit and Receive Data A- Input / Output

3 Transmit and Receive Data B+ Input / Output

4 Transmit and Receive Data C+ Input / Output

5 Transmit and Receive Data C- Input / Output

6 Transmit and Receive Data B- Input / Output

7 Transmit and Receive Data D+ Input / Output

8 Transmit and Receive Data D- Input / Output

OpticalGbE

(For AllOmniBAS

TM-2W

IDU Types)

Location Front Panelof Control Card

Scope For Ethernet traffic (100 / 1000Mbit/s) provisioning and connectionto the IP / MPLS network

Type SFP cage



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ETH 10/100 1-4

(ForOmniBASTM-2WIDU 8E1 &ETHERNETOnly)

Location Front Panel of Control Card

Scope For Ethernet traffic (10 / 100 Mbit/s) provisioning andconnection to the IP / MPLS network

Type RJ-45 Female

Pin out


1 TX+ Output+

2 TX- Output-

3 RX+ Input+

4 N/A N/A

5 N/A N/A

6 RX- Input-

7 N/A N/A

8 N/A N/A



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NMS 10/1001 and 2

(For AllOmniBAS

TM-2W

IDU Types)


NMS 10/100 1: For connection tothe NMS / GUI or forinterconnection (servingmanagement transfer) with anotherOmniBAS-2W

Scope

NMS 10/100 2: For connection tothe NMS / GUI or forinterconnection (servingmanagement transfer) with anotherOmniBAS-2W

Type RJ-45 FemalePin out


1 TX+ Output+

2 TX- Output-

3 RX+ Input+

4 N/A N/A

5 N/A N/A

6 RX- Input-

7 N/A N/A

8 N/A N/A



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AUX

(For AllOmniBASTM-2WIDU Types)


Scope For Serial Console (RS-232Interface) and Internal / ExternalAlarms (Dry Contacts) connection

Type D-Sub HD 15 Pin Female

Pin out

Pin Signal DescriptionWire

Colour

1 ALM_OUT2_NC Alarm Output 2 Normally Closed Black

2 RS232_TX(1)

Transmit Data from OmniBAS -

3 RS232_RX(1)

Receive Data from PC -

4 ALM_OUT1_CM Alarm Output 1 Common Brown

5 RS232_GND(1)

RS232 Ground -

6 ALM_OUT2_NO Alarm Output 2 Normally Open Red

7 TTL_ALM_IN3_N(2)

Alarm Input 3 Negative Orange

8 TTL_ALM_IN4_N Alarm Input 4 Negative Yellow

9 ALM_OUT1_NC Alarm Output 1 Normally Closed Green

10 ALM_OUT1_NO Alarm Output 1 Normally Open Blue

11 ALM_OUT2_CM Alarm Output 2 Common Purple

12 TTL_ALM_IN3_P Alarm Input 3 Positive Gray

13 TTL_ALM_IN4_P Alarm Input 4 Positive White

14 TTL_ALM_IN1(3)

Alarm Input 1 Pink

15 TTL_ALM_IN2 Alarm Input 2 Light Green


(1)These signals concern a Serial Console connection and are terminated onto the DB9 connector of the

cable.

(2)Negative return terminal of alarm input pair.(3)

Single inputs with respect to ground.


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SYNC

(For AllOmniBASTM-2WIDU Types)


Scope Clock Synchronization Interface(G.703 Clause 13)

Type 1.0 / 2.3 (Micro Siemens)

Pin out


1 Sync In / Out Synchronization Input / Output(configurable)

EOW

(ForOmniBAS

TM-2W

IDU 8E1 &ETHERNETOnly)


Scope For headset connection and full-duplex communication with theremote station (Engineering OrderWire)

Type 6 Pin Modular Jack

Pin out


1 GND Ground

2 GND Ground

3 SPKR Speaker

4 MIC Microphone

NOTE Not applicable for OmniBASTM-2W IDU 16E1.



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ModemConnector

Location Front Panel of Modem Card

Scope For connection to the Outdoor Unit

The receptacle carries the followingsignals using frequency-divisionmultiplexing:

-48 V dc power to the OutdoorUnit

Bidirectional Service Channel(S.C.) data, enablingcommunication between Indoorand Outdoor Units. The Service

Channel carries an Rx signalcentred at 10,7 MHz and a Txsignal centred at 6 MHz, On/OffKeying modulated.

The 140 MHz Rx IF signal

The 350 MHz Tx IF signal

Type SMA Female

Pin out


Centre -48 V DC / S.C. / RX IF / TX IF Input / Output

Shield Shield / Chassis GND N/A



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E1 1-8

(ForOmniBASTM-2WIDU 8E1)


Scope For provisioning of up to 8xE1 Tributaries (120 balanced)

TypeRJ-45 Female

Pin out

8 1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8 1


1 RX- Input-2 RX+ Input+

3 N/A N/A

4 TX- Output-

5 TX+ Output+

6 N/A N/A

7 N/A N/A

8 N/A N/A



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E1/T11-16

(ForOmniBAS

TM-2W

IDU 16 E1)

Location Front Panel of Interface Card

Scope For provisioning of up to 16xE1 Tributaries (120 balanced)

TypeMini D Ribbon (MDR) 68-pin Female

Pin out

E1 tributaries E1 1-16 Recept. E1 tributaries E1 1-16 Recept.

Tx1+ 68 Tx9+ 50Tx1- 67 Tx9- 49

Rx1+ 34 Rx9+ 16Rx1- 33 Rx9- 15

Tx2+ 66 Tx10+ 48

Tx2- 65 Tx10- 47Rx2+ 32 Rx10+ 14

Rx2- 31 Rx10- 13

Tx3+ 64 Tx11+ 46

Tx3- 63 Tx11- 45

Rx3+ 30 Rx11+ 12Rx3- 29 Rx11- 11

Tx4+ 62 Tx12+ 44

Tx4- 61 Tx12- 43

Rx4+ 28 Rx12+ 10

Rx4- 27 Rx12- 9Tx5+ 60 Tx13+ 42

Tx5- 59 Tx13- 41

Rx5+ 26 Rx13+ 8

Rx5- 25 Rx13- 7

Tx6+ 58 Tx14+ 40Tx6- 57 Tx14- 39

Rx6+ 24 Rx14+ 6

Rx6- 23 Rx14- 5

Tx7+ 56 Tx15+ 38

Tx7- 55 Tx15- 37Rx7+ 22 Rx15+ 4

Rx7- 21 Rx15- 3

Tx8+ 54 Tx16+ 36

Tx8- 53 Tx16- 35Rx8+ 20 Rx16+ 2Rx8- 19 Rx16- 1



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Power Location Front Panel of Control Card

Scope For connection of 48 V dc power

supply voltageType Two poles Male power connector

Pin out

Pin Signal

(+) Power Supply Return (GND)

(-) -48 V dc, nominal(40 V dc to 60 V dc)

Power

(ForOmniBAS

TM-2W

IDU 16E1)


Scope For connection of 48 V dc powersupply voltage

Type Two poles Male power connector

Pin out

Pin Signal

(+) Power Supply Return (GND)

(-) -48 V dc, nominal(40 V dc to 60 V dc)


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OmniBAS-4W

ElectricalETH 100/10001 and 2


Electrical ModelScope For Ethernet traffic provisioning and

connection to the IP / MPLSnetwork

Type RJ-45 Female

Pin out


1 Transmit and Receive Data A+ Input / Output

2 Transmit and Receive Data A- Input / Output

3 Transmit and Receive Data B+ Input / Output

4 Transmit and Receive Data C+ Input / Output

5 Transmit and Receive Data C- Input / Output

6 Transmit and Receive Data B- Input / Output

7 Transmit and Receive Data D+ Input / Output

8 Transmit and Receive Data D- Input / Output

OpticalETH 100/10001 and 2

Location Front Panel of Control Card OpticalModel

Scope For Ethernet traffic provisioning andconnection to the IP / MPLSnetwork

Type SFP cage



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ETH 10/1001 and 2


ETH 10/100 1: For connection tothe NMS / GUI or forinterconnection (servingmanagement transfer) with anotherOmniBAS-4W

Scope

ETH 10/100 2: For connection tothe NMS / GUI or forinterconnection (servingmanagement transfer) with anotherOmniBAS-4W

Type RJ-45 FemalePin out

Pin Signal

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