Installing Cables. Procedures in Upward Cabling Mode. Installing STM-1 Cables. Procedures in Downward Cabling Mode, страница 4

Input terminal block ID

Name of the input cable

Color of the input cable

Connector of the input cable

RTN1(+)

Power cable

Blue

Cord end terminal, as shown in Figure 7-2.

RTN2(+)

Power cable

Blue

Cord end terminal, as shown in Figure 7-2.

NEG1(-)

Power cable

Black

Cord end terminal, as shown in Figure 7-2.

NEG2(-)

Power cable

Black

Cord end terminal, as shown in Figure 7-2.

PGND cable

Yellow/green

JG two-hole bare pressure welding terminal, as shown in Figure 7-2.

1. Cord end terminal

2. JG two-hole bare pressure welding terminal

Figure 7-2 Outer view of power connectors


1. Grounding cable

2. Two-hole lug

3. Grounding bolt

4. Flat washer

5. Spring washer

6. Nut

Figure 7-3 Connect the grounding lug

Figure 7-4 Wire the power cable and the grounding cable in upward cabling mode

1. Power cable (placed horizontally)

2. Cable tie

3. Identification plate

4. Power cable (placed vertically)

Figure 7-5 Bind the power cable label

1. Soldering

2. Entire cable

Figure 7-6 Extend the power cable and the grounding cable

7.1.2  Procedures in Downward Cabling Mode

Step

Operation

1

Before installing the cable, attach temporary marks to its both ends for distinguishing.

2

Cut off the redundant cable according to the distance between the cabinet and the power supply equipment in the equipment room. Then install appropriate connectors at both ends of the cable. When installing the connector, connect it firmly with the cable and equip it with a heat-shrink tube so as not to expose the bare core and the handle of the connector.

3

Route the power cable and the PGND cable, through the power cable outlet at the bottom of the cabinet, to the cabling trough on the front post of the cabinet. Then wire them upwards to the DC power distribution box on the top of the cabinet, as shown in Figure 7-7.

4

According to the connection relations as shown in Table 7-2, insert the  end of power cables into RTN 1(+), RTN 2(+), NEG 1(-), and NEG 2(-) in turn. Screw them tight with a screwdriver.

5

According to the pin assignment as shown in Table 7-2, connect the two-hole lug of the PGND cable to the grounding bolt, as shown in Figure 7-3. Fasten the nuts with a socket wrench with a proper force as to flatten the spring washer.

6

Measure the resistance between the power supply [RTN 1(+)/RTN 2(+)] and PGND()/power ground [(NEG 1(-)/NEG 2(-)]. A resistance of less than 20 W indicates short circuit. Find out the reason and then install and wire the power cable and the PGND cable anew.

7

Turn on the power switch of the power supply equipment, and then measure the voltage between the power supply RTN 1(+)/RTN 2(+) and the power ground NEG 1(-)/NEG 2(-). The voltage should be –48 V±20% (or –60 V±20%, if the rated input voltage is 60 V). Make sure that the anode and the cathode are connected correctly. Finally close the power switch of the power supply equipment.

 Caution:

If the power supply equipment outputs a voltage beyond the range, a suggestion for improvement should be given and the OptiX OSN 9500 should not be powered on.

8

Remove the temporary marks and bind the cable ties of the identification plates 2 cm away from the connectors of the cable, as shown in Figure 7-5.