MSS Hardware Installation Quick Reference Guide

MSS Hardware Installation Quick Reference Guide

Release M14.0

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MSS Hardware Installation Quick Reference Guide

This quick reference guide is an accompanying document to the installation manual. The instructions in the installation manual are complete and must be followed. Read the installation manual carefully before installing MSS hardware. WARNING For safety reasons, installation personnel must be familiar with and competent in the use of the installation tools.

WARNING The cabinets are heavy. Moving, lifting, and lining a cabinet, if the cabinet is already assembled, require at least two persons.

Note Any modifications not expressly authorised by Nokia Siemens Networks could void the user's authority to operate this system. Installation steps 1. Check the equipment delivery contents and condition. Note that the equipment packaging contains information on the parts and their installation positions. Install the cabinets on feet or on floor rails. Attach the cabinets together. Connect the grounding. Connect the power supply to group jumpers. Install the roof panels and route the cabinet power supply cabling. Install the plug-in units (if not already equipped). Connect the internal and external cabling (see Intercabinet Cable Lists for M14.0 MSS). Mount the cabinet doors. Fill in the required forms and clean the site.

2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Tools needed for installation

Pocket tape measure 3 m Knife Cable stripper and coaxial cable stripper (optional) Hexagonal ball head driver 5 mm Allen key set, ball head 9 pcs 1.5-10 mm Screwdriver set Side cutters Torx TC20 and TX25 Multimeter 23 Crimping tool Crimpex DCC 0908 (optional) Connection tool LSA plus (optional) Drill (optional) Grounding wrist belt Antistatic bed 10 mm socket wrench Work light (optional)

In addition, 1.5 m (5 ft) high safety ladders are needed at the site.

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Cabinet dimensions

900 mm

300 mm 600 mm

Max 2000 mm 1950 mm

Back

170 mm

260 mm

Front
Cabling hole, bottom view

Install the cabinets on feet (A) or on floor rails (B).

INITIAL INSTAL LATION HEIGHT 50 mm (2") ADJUSTMENT RANGE +/- 20 mm (+/- 0.8")

RACK FRAME WRENCH GAP 50 mm (2") TURN TO ADJUST

1
CABINET

- Hammer Drill - Vacuum Cleaner - Bolts - Wedge anchors

2
1

HEX BOLT M10 x 40 (4 pcs) WASHER 10,5 mm (4 pcs)

CABINET FLOOR

3
ca. 5 mm (0.2")

RAIL

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Attach the cabinets together

1. Align the cabinets together in level. Attach the cabinets together with bolts.
ALIGN LEVEL WITH PREVIOUS CABINET

ADJUST T0 90 - DEGREE ANGLE

.

ADJUST T0 90 - DEGREE ANGLE

Optional
.

Support
Side Cable Conduit

2
M4 x 8 (14 pcs) 8 10 mm HEX BOLT (6 pcs)

M4 x 8 (14 pcs)

REAR SIDE OF CABINET

2. Install the side cable conduit if used. The optional cabling cabinet is preinstalled at the factory.

REAR SIDE OF CABINET

Ground the cabinet

Grounding

1. Connect the grounding cables to the cabinet either from top or from bottom.

ALLEN KEY

1 2 3
REAR SIDE OF CABINET

TO PREVIOUS CABINET TO SITE GROUND (ONLY ONE PER NETWORK ELEMENT)

TO NEXT CABINET

TO PREVIOUS ROW TO NEXT ROW

2. Connect the branch grounding cables to the cabinets and the row grounding cable.

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Connect the power supply to group jumpers

WARNING

Danger of hazardous voltages and electric shock! Before connecting or removing any power supply cables to or from the power distribution unit, make sure that both site power feeds to the power distribution unit are off, the circuit breakers on the front panel of the power distribution unit are in the OFF position, and the equipment is properly earthed (grounded).

See the installation manual for information on power supply with four power supply lines.

Install the plug-in units (optional)

WARNING

Plug-in units are very sensitive to rough treatment. Handle plug-in units with care during installation.
WARNING

Electrostatic discharge (ESD) may damage components in the plug-in units or other units. Wear an ESD wrist strap or use a corresponding method when handling the units, and do not touch the connector surfaces.

1. Register the bar codes of the plug-in units. 2. Verify the jumper settings according to the jumper settings manual.

3. Install the plug-in units. See the packing list to check the plug-in units included in the delivery.

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Route the internal and external cabling

14AC MSC Server 1A
PDFU-B 0
AIR GUIDE
MC2C-A MC2C-A MC2C-A

CCC
CPBP
CHU 1 HD

14BC 0
PDFU-B 0

1B
PDFU-B 1
AIR GUIDE
MC2C-A

PDFU-B 1
SD CHU/*SU

0
VLRU 1-0

SD CHU/*SU

CHU 0 HD

CHU 0 HD

VLRU 0-0

VLRU 0-1

VLRU 2-0

VLRU 1-1

CHU 0-0

CHU 0-1

CHU 1-0

CHU 1-1

STU 0

STU 1

CPRS-A 2 CPRS-A 3

FTRB-A 0
LASWC-ALASWC-A CLOC-B

FTRB-A 1
CLAC-B DC3C-B

FTRB-A 0
LASWC-ALASWC-A CLAC-B

FTRB-A 1
CLAC-B DC3C-B

BDCU 2

LANU 0

LANU 1

LANU 2

LANU 3

CMM 0

CMM 1

CLSU 0, 1

CLBU 2, 3

CLBU 4, 5

Empty *SU *SU

*SU

VLRU 2-1

CPEA

CLBU 0, 1

CPLAN-A 4 CPLAN-A 5

AIR GUIDE
CPLAN-A 6
CC4C-B CC4C-B DC4C-B DC4C-B

AIR GUIDE
MC2C-A MC2C-A

CPBP
CMU 0 CMU 1 *SU

7
*SU *SU *SU *SU *SU *SU *SU *SU *SU *SU

OMU 0 OMU 1 +HD +HD

FTRB-A 2
MC2C-A

SD OMU

CPBP

8
FTRB-A 2 FTRB-A 3
MC2C-A MC2C-A

FTRB-A 3
MC2C-A

BDCU 0

BDCU 1

CPBP

9
*SU

*SU

*SU

*SU

*SU

*SU

*SU

*SU

*SU

*SU

*SU

*SU

*SU

*SU

CPBP 10

*SU

FRONT SIDE

1. Connect the internal cables between cabinets according to the cable lists.

CCC
PDFU-B 1 PDFU-B 0 AIR GUIDE
MC2C-A MC2C-A

14AC
0

CPBP

0
SD CHU STU 1

SD CHU/SU

SD CHU

STU 0

CHU

SU

CHU

CPEA

VLRU

VLRU

CPRS-A 2

FTRB-A 1
DC3C-B
CLAC-B CLOC-B

FTRB-A 0
LASWC-A LASWC-A

CMM 1

CMM 0

CLBU

CLSU

LANU

CPLAN-A 4

LANU

CPRS-A 3

CPLAN-A 5
AIR GUIDE

CPLAN-A 6 3
SD 0 OMU

CPBP

DC4C-B

DC4C-B

CC4C-B

CC4C-B

CMU 1

CMU 0

CPBP

SU

OMU 1
6 3

OMU 0
0

FTRB-A 3

FTRB-A 2
MC2C-A

CPBP

9
BDCU 1 BDCU 0

MC2C-A

SU

SU

SU

SU

SU

SU

CPBP

10

SU

SU

5
REAR SIDE

2. Connect the external cables leaving the network element according to the site cabling plan.

*SU

*SU

CHU 1 HD

Mount the cabinet doors.

B B A A

Front side

Door grounding cable

Rear side

Door grounding cable

Fill in the required forms and clean the site.

1. Verify against the check list that you have completed all the necessary steps for the installation. 2. Clean the site. 3. Make sure that the packing material is taken care of and recycled according to the local regulations. 4. Fill in the Installation work checklist and Certification of Completion.

Installation work checklist

Certificate of completion