INTRACOM TELECOM SOLUTIONS SN6250CF02TA, SN6250F12HW16, SN6250BF02TA User Manual

Document Revision History

R

A

Revisions

Reasons of change

• Previous Edition: 2.0

• Current Edition: 2.1

The table below shows the reasons of the document change:

Change / Page

Radiation Safety & FCC Statements

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M ( modified)

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Equipment Disposal

By ensuring the correct disposal of this product, you will help prevent potential

By recycling, reusing and other forms of recovery of old electrical and electronic

ηλεκτρικών και ηλεκτρονικών συσκευών βοηθούν στη διαφύλαξη των φυσικών πόρων

Disposal of old electrical and electronic equipment (applicable through the
European Union and other European countries with separate waste collection
systems).

This symbol, found on this product and any of it s parts or on it s oper ating inst ructi ons
or on its packaging, indicates that electrical and electronic equipment may not be
disposed of as unsorted municipal waste. Instead, this prod uct should be handed over
to applicable collection points for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment.

negative consequences to the environment and human heal th, which could other wise
be caused by inappropriate disposal of this product .

equipment 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 thi s product, please contact your local
municipal authorities, municipal waste dispo sal service or the store where you
purchased this product.

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Απόρριψη παλαιών ηλεκτρικών και ηλεκτρονικών συσκευών (ισχύει στην
Ευρωπαϊκή Ένωση και άλλες Ευρωπαϊκές χώρες με συστήματα χωριστής

συλλογής απορριμμάτων).

Το σύμβολο αυτό, που απεικονίζεται πάνω στο προϊόν και σε τυχόν εξαρτήματα του
ή στο εγχειρίδιο οδηγιών του ή στη συσκευασία του, δείχνει ότι οι ηλεκτρικές και
ηλεκτρονικές συσκευές, μετά το πέρας της λειτουργίας τους, δεν θα πρέπει να
απορρίπτονται μαζί με τα αστικά απόβλητα. Αντίθετα θα πρέπει να παραδίδονται σε
κατάλληλα σημεία συλλογής για την ανακύκλωση των ηλεκτρικών και ηλεκτρονικών

συσκευών.

Διασφαλίζοντας τη σωστή απόρριψη αυτού του προϊόντος, συνεισφέρετε στην
πρόληψη πιθανών αρνητικών συνεπειών στο περιβάλλον και την ανθρώπινη υγεία,
οι οποίες θα μπορούσαν να προκληθούν από την μη ενδεδειγμένη απόρριψη του

προϊόντος.

Η ανακύκλωση, επαναχρησιμοποίηση και άλλες μορφές αξιοποίησης των παλαιών

και στην προστασία του περιβάλλοντος.

Για περισσότερες πληροφορίες σχετικά την ανακύκλωση αυτού του προϊόντος,
παρακαλούμε επικοινωνήστε με τις τοπικές δημοτικές αρχές, την υπηρεσία
αποκομιδής αστικών αποβλήτων ή το κατάστημα από το οποίο αγοράσατε το

συγκεκριμένο προϊόν.

Για περισσότερες πληροφορίες, μπορείτε να επικοινωνείτε με το Συλλογικό Σύστημα
Εναλλακτικής Διαχείρισης Αποβλήτων Ηλεκτρικού και Ηλεκτρονικού Εξοπλισμού

“Ανακύκλωση Συσκευών Α.Ε.”

(www.electrocycle.gr).

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Declaration of Conformity

Hereby, Intracom S.A. Telecom Solutions declares that the product

StreetNode

the R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC , EMC Directive 2004/108/ΕC, LVD
Directive 2006/95/ΕC, ΕCO Design Directive 2009/125/EU & with the

requirements of the RoHS Directive 2011/65/ΕU.

The product complies to all relevant FCC regulations.

For further information, please refer to Appendix E: Standards of Compliance
on page 81.

6250 PTP is CE marked, complying with the requirements of

Δήλωση Συμμόρφωσης

Με την παρούσα, η Intracom Α.Ε. Τηλεπικοινωνιακών Λύσεων δηλώνει ότι

το προϊόν

προς τις απαιτήσεις και τις λοιπές διατάξεις των οδηγιών R&TTE 1999/5/EC,
EMC 2004/108/ΕC, LVD 2006/95/ΕC, ΕCO Design 2009/125/EU καθώς και
με τις απαιτήσεις της οδηγίας RoHS 2011/65/EU.

Το προϊόν συμμορφώνεται σε όλους τους σχετικούς κανονισμούς της

Ομοσπονδιακής Επιτροπής Τηλεπικοινωνίων της Ηνωμένων Πολιτειών
Αμερικής (FCC).

Για περισσότερες πληροφορίες παρακαλώ δείτε το παράρτημα

Standards of Compliance στην σελίδα 81.

StreetNode 6250 PTP φέρει την σήμανση CE συμμορφούμενο

Appendix E:

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Radiation Safety

Introduction

Regulations

Any radio equipment is emitting Radio Frequency (RF) radiation through its
antenna.

In the StreetNode
inside the unit’s enclosure.

It is important to follow any local, national or international regulation during
installation and operation of the radio equipment to minimize radiation
hazards.

Many countries have issued and follow their own RF safety regulations,
while many others have adopted international regulations, standards or
guidelines.

In Europe, some countries follow the recommendations included in the
1999/519/EC directive, which is based on the guidelines document published
by the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection
(ICNIRP).

The above mentioned European directive provides the reference levels
(limits) for assessment of the human exposure to electromagnetic fields
based on health effects. Other regulators may define different reference
levels.

The European Union and U.S. regulator (FCC) Reference Levels for the
microwave frequencies are given below:

Regulation

1999/519/EC 2.0 – 300 61 V/m 10 W/m2 General Public
FCC OET 65 1.5 – 100 - 1 mW/cm2

FCC OET 65 1.5 – 100 - 5 mW/cm2

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ΤΜ

6250 PTP radio, the antenna is integrated and located

Frequency,

GHz

Electric

Field

Strength

Power Flux

density

(10 W/m2)

(50 W/m2)

Notes

General Public

Occu-pational

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Radiation Safety, Continued

General installation guidelines

(RF exposure)

As a general rule, it is expected that the highest level of emission would be
at the antenna emission lobe maximum, in direct line-of-sight condition and
in the close vicinity of the antenna.

Additional requirements for the installation of the StreetNode
radio shall be as follows:

• The radio should be located in such a way to prevent the public from
accessing the area where the RF radiation exceeds the regulation limits.
For this, a compliance boundary is determined, based on its radio
characteristics. Outside this area, the RF radiation levels are below the
reference levels (limits).

• Operation and maintenance personnel, which have to work within the RF
radiation compliance boundary area, should be informed about the source
of radiation and should have the capability to power off the radio
equipment before entering the compliance boundary area.

• The compliance boundary area should be defined by a relevant warning
sign or physical barrier.

ΤΜ

6250 PTP

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Radiation Safety, Continued

Parameter

Value

dBm

W

RF exposure compliance boundary studies / report s are available
upon request.

on the limitation of exposure of the general public to

Compliance boundary definition

The Compliance Boundary Definition for StreetNodeΤΜ 6250 PTP is shown to
the following table below:

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Max EIRP 40,0
Max EIRP (worst case conditions) ~47,0
Power Flux Density Limit (General Public) 10,0
Compliance Boundary (General Public) 0,64
Power Flux Density Limit (Occupational) 50,0
Compliance Boundary (Occupational) 0,29

References

The above calculations are based on information available at the
time of issue of the current document.

- 1999/519/EC, COUNCIL RECOMMENDATION of 12 July 1999

electromagnetic fields (0 Hz to 300 GHz).

- OET Bulletin 65, Evaluating Compliance with FCC Guidelines for
Human Exposure to Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Fields,

Edition 97-01, August 1997.

- GUIDELINES FOR LIMITING EXPOSURE TO TIME-VARYING

ELECTRIC, MAGNETIC, AND ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS
(UP TO 300 GHz), International Commission on Non-Ionizing

Radiation Protection (ICNIRP), 1998

dBm

W/m
m
W/m
m

10,0
~50,00

2

2

W

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FCC Part 15.19 Statement: Information to the User

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions:

(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference

that may cause undesired operation.

FCC Part 15.21 Statement: Information to the User

Changes or modifications made to this equipment, not expressly approved
by the party responsible for compliance, could void the user's authority to
operate the equipment.

FCC Part 15.105 Statement: Information to the User

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.

This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy
and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications.

Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interference in which case the user will be required to correct the
interference at his own.

Integrated Bluetooth Module FCC ID

The unit contains a certified Bluetooth Module.

The end user has no access to this module.

The FCC ID of the internal Bluetooth module can be found after the phrase
“Contains FCC ID” on the label displaying the FCC IDs related to the unit.

This label is visible on the side of the unit.

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents .................................................................................................................. 1

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

About this Document ............................................................................................................. 3

2. Prior to Installation ................................................................................................................ 4

List of Materials ..................................................................................................................... 4

Connections ........................................................................................................................ 16

Equipment Anchor Points .................................................................................................... 20

Safety Precautions .............................................................................................................. 21

Site Prerequisites ................................................................................................................ 24

Cable Length Restrictions ................................................................................................... 33

Antenna Hydrophobic Coating Protection ........................................................................... 37

Recommended Tools .......................................................................................................... 38

3. Installation of StreetNode 6250 PTP ................................................................................... 41

Mechanical Installation & Grounding ................................................................................... 41

Installation of Traffic Cable(s) .............................................................................................. 52

Installation of Power Cable (Direct Powering) ..................................................................... 58

Installation of Power Injector (Power over Ethernet) ........................................................... 60

Appendix A: Terminating Ethernet (S-FTP) Cable ................................................................ 67

Appendix B: Terminating Power Supply Cable ..................................................................... 75

Appendix C: Terminating Grounding cable ........................................................................... 76

Appendix D: Removing StreetNode 6250 PTP....................................................................... 78

Appendix E: Standards of Compliance .................................................................................. 81

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PTP : Point-to-Point all-outdoor Gigabit Radio 60 GHz.

Other necessary information about product features and set-up can be found

Item

Product Documents Description

StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP System Description

StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP Start Up & Commissioning Manual

StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP Node Manager - Reference Manual

StreetNodeTM 6250 Release Notes

1. Introduction

About this Document

Scope of document

Target Audience

Reference manuals

This document is the Installation & Cabling Manual of StreetNodeTM 6250

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

• Outdoor Radio Unit Installation (Lamp Post or Building Wall).

• Preparation & Termination of: Ethernet, Power & Grounding cables.

• Laying and Installing of: Ethernet, Power, Grounding & Fiber Optic Cables.

• Testing Ethernet cables using Ethernet testers.

in the related product documents :

Conventions

1
2
3
4

This document applies the following conventions:

• Bold font is used when describing something very important.

• Blue bold font is used for order codes.

• Blue underline font is used when describing references.

This symbol means DANGER. The purpose of this symbol is to
warn you that any wrong action can cause bodily injury or even
death.

This symbol means CAUTION. The purpose of this symbol is to
prevent you from performing an action that might result in damage
or serious malfunction of the equipment.

A note denotes attention to important supplementary information.

A hint denotes helpful piece of advice or practical suggestion.

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Pole fastening materials

2. Prior to Installation

List of Materials

Topics

This section includes the following topics:

• Packing list materials

• Powering materials

• Grounding materials

• Data traffic materials

•

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Order Code

Item

Description

ETH-HOOD

List of Materials, Continued

Packing list materials

The packing list of the radio equipment includes the following items:

A

StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP radio unit with attached mounting
plate & safety screw.

B

Pair of steel hose clamps to fasten the radio unit onto a pole

of 60 mm to 114 mm diameter
C 4 x screws and upats for wall installation.
D Gland for RJ-45 connector, IP67 class (

SN62-XXXXXX

E

AC power connector, three terminals, solder type, I P68, UV-

rated, industrial type (ST-CONN-AC).

(For radio unit equipped with the AC power modul e)

DC power connector, two terminals, solder type, IP68, UV-

rated, industrial type (ST-CONN-DC).

(For radio unit equipped with the DC power module)
F

Ring terminals (lugs) (M5, tinned copper) for 16mm2 and

6mm2 grounding cables.

(1)

For other available pole diameters, see Steel hose clamps on page 15.

(1)

OR

.

).

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PoE injector, indoor, temperature hardened,

PonE injector, outdoor, wall mount,

List of Materials, Continued

Powering materials

Power injectors

Item Order Code / Photo Description

The powering materials consist of the following categories:

• Power injectors

• Power cables

• Power modules & connectors

The following table shows the power injectors:

A

B

C

D

POE-ID-AC75

POE-IDH-AC56

PONE-OD-DC

PONE-OD67-AC

PoE injector, indoor, -20°C to +40°C, 90
VAC to 264 VAC, 47 Hz to 63 Hz, 75 W.

(AC power cord - EU plug

(1)

is included)

-40°C to +60°C, 90 VAC to 264 VAC, 47 Hz
to 63 Hz, 56 W.

(AC power cord - EU plug is included)

PonE injector, outdoor, wall mount

(2)

, -50°C
to +65°C,
48 VDC, 60 W (4 x screws and upats, are
included & an M3 grounding screw is pre­installed on the unit).

temperature hardened, -40°C to +55°C
(operation), 90 VAC to 264 VAC, 47 Hz to 63
Hz, 70 W, IEC 60529 / IP67 class.

Ethernet cable glands and power connector
are included in the unit package. AC power
cable should be ordered separately.

• For wall installation,4 x screws and wall

plugs are included in the unit package.

• For pole installation, a bracket and
accessories (INSTPONE-PL2) should be
ordered.

For grounding requires GND-KIT16-OD (see
page 9)

For powering requires AC-PWR-CAB (see
page 7)

Continued on next page

(1)

Other plug types can be made available u pon customer request

(2)

For pole installation, a bracket and accessories (INST-PONE-PL) should be ordered

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The following table shows the power cables:

Item

Order Code / Photo

Description

AC power bulk cable, 3 x 0.75 mm2, 0.6 / 1 kV,

and local power source < 300 m).

and local power source < 100 m).

DC power cable, 2 x 2.5 mm2, PVC, 1KV, for

List of Materials, Continued

Power cables

A

B

C

D

AC-PWR-CAB

ST-AC-CAB10

DC-PWR-CAB-1

ST-DC-CAB1

stranded, UV-rated, industrial type, for outdoor
use (per meter)

(for distance between StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP

(1)

AC power pre-fabricated cable, 10 m,
terminated at radio unit side only (with ST-

CONN-AC connector), 3 x 0.75 mm2, 0.6 / 1 kV,

stranded, UV-rated, industrial type, for outdoor
use.

Limited quantities for use in trials.

DC power bulk cable, 2 x 1 mm2, 0.6 / 1 kV,
stranded, UV-rated, industrial, for outdoor use
(per meter)

(2)

(for distance between StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP

DC power pre-fabricated cable, 1 m, terminated
at radio unit side only (with ST-CONN-DC
connector), 2 x 1 mm2, 0.6 / 1 kV, stranded, UV­rated, industrial type, for outdoor use.

Limited quantities for use in trials.

E

DC-PWR-CAB-2

(1)

The ST-CONN-AC connector required for the cable term i nation is included in the radio equipm ent package.

(2)

The ST-CONN-DC connector required for the cable termination is included in the radio equipment package.

(3)

In this case, connection to the radi o unit connector is via a short cabl e tail made with the 2 x 1 mm2 cable (DC-

PWR-CAB-1 order code or the pre-fabricated cable with ST-DC-CAB1 order code).

outdoor use (per meter).

The following cable is used for:

• Direct DC powering of StreetNodeTM6250 PTP
when distance from the local DC power supply
source is from 100 m to 300 m

(3)

Connecting the power injector (if existing) with
the local DC power supply source (StreetNodeTM
6250 PTP)

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Item

Order Code / Photo

Description

CAB order code).

CAB-1 order code).

List of Materials, Continued

Power modules & connectors

The following table shows the power modules & connectors:

All StreetNode 6250 PTP models are provided by the
manufacturer with an AC or a DC power module pre-installed
on them.

However, the power modules can be ordered separately and
installed on the radio unit by the customer, if power input
modification is required.

An AC or DC power connector is included in the radio
equipment package depending on the power module pre­installed on the radio unit (AC power module or DC power
module, respectively).

However the power connectors can also be ordered separately
if required.

(1)

A

B

C

D

ST-PSU-AC

ST-PSU-AC

ST-CONN-AC

ST-CONN-DC

AC power module, 90 VAC to 240 VAC,
outdoor, IP67 ingress protection.

DC power module, outdoor, IP67 ingress
protection.

AC power connector, three terminals, solder
type,
IP68 ingress protection, UV-rated, industrial
type.

For use with the 3 x 0.75 mm2 cable (AC-PWR-

DC power connector, two terminals, solder type,
IP68 ingress protection, UV-rated, industrial
type.

For use with the 2 x 1 mm2 cable (DC-PWR-

(1)

The customer needs to be trained to perform power module replacement.

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Grounding kit of StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP radio

Indoor grounding cable, 6 mm2, stranded,

Outdoor grounding cable, 6 mm2, stranded,

Indoor grounding cable, 16 mm2, stranded,

Outdoor grounding cable, 16 mm2, stranded,

List of Materials, Continued

Grounding materials

Item Order Code / Photo Description

Grounding cables for indoor and outdoor installation are available depending
on the installation premises requirements.

In each case, two wire gauges are available:

• 16mm

2

cable is used for units installed on structures where lightning strike

is possible (rooftop, telecommunication towers etc.).

2

• 6mm

cable is used for units installed in structures and locations where

lightning strike is not considered possible.

The following table shows the grounding materials:

A

B

C

D

GND-KIT16-OD

GND-CAB6-ID

GND-CAB6-OD

GND-CAB16-ID

unit:

No Description

16 mm2 cable, stranded, green / yellow, 450 V,

1

(2 m).
M8 screws (2), nuts (2), washers (2), lock

2

washers (6) & tie wrap.
3 M8 Ring Terminal.
4 M5 Ring Terminal.

Heat shrinkable tube, black, d= 9.5 mm / 4.8

5

mm.
6 Terminal pin, AWG6, non insulated.

green / yellow, 450 V (per meter).

BLK, UV-rated, 0.6 / 1 kV (per meter).

green / yellow, 450 V (per meter).

E

GND-CAB16-OD

BLK, UV-rated, 0.6 / 1 kV (per meter).

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List of Materials, Continued

Data traffic materials

The data traffic materials consist of the following categories:

• S-FTP cables

• Fiber optic cables

• SFP

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The following table shows the S-FTP cables, accessories and kits:

Item

Order Code / Photo

Description

Ethernet cable S-FTP, 4x2xAWG24, CAT5e,

RJ-45 connector, shielded, for S-FTP cable

Gland for RJ-45 connector, IP67 class.

(1)

Hand crimping tool for RJ-45 connector (ST-RJ45

50 cm, one end terminated with RJ-45 connector

List of Materials, Continued

S-FTP cables

A

B

C

D

ETH-CAB-SFTP

shielded, BLK, UV-rated (per meter).

ST-RJ45

termination.

ETH-HOOD

CRIMP-TOOL-S

order code).

E

F

RELAY-CAB

ST-SMC-CAB

(1)

For equipping 2 x RJ-45 GbE interfaces per radio unit, an additional gland for RJ-45 connector needs

to be ordered as the radio equipment package includes only one gland.

S-FTP Ethernet cable, 50 cm, both ends
terminated with RJ-45 connectors (2 x ST-RJ45)
& glands (2 x ETH-HOOD)

(used to interconnect two radio units in relay
application).
Limited quantities for use in trials.

(1 x ST-RJ45) & gland (1 x ETH-HOOD)
(used to connect the radio unit to SMC (Small

Cell).
Limited quantities for use in trials.

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List of Materials, Continued

Fiber optic cables

The following table shows the fiber optic cables:

Order Code / Photo Description

FBROPTMM-025
FBROPTMM-50
FBROPTMM-100
FBROPTMM-150
FBROPTMM-200
FBROPTSM-025
FBROPTSM-50
FBROPTSM-100
FBROPTSM-150
FBROPTSM-200

Prefabricated,
connectorized
fiber optic cables for
outdoor use, DX, 2 x LC
/ PC – LC / PC,
available in Multi Mode
(MM) & Single Mode
(SM)
in different lengths.

Continued on next page

25 m
50 m
100 m
150 m
200 m
25 m
50 m

(1)

100 m
150 m
200 m

(1)

Other lengths can be made available upon customer request.

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The following table shows the SFPs and gland:

Item

Order Code / Photo

Description

Optical SFP, Multi-Mode, up to 500 m, 1.25

Electrical SFP for 10 / 100 / 1000Base-T

Cable gland, UV-rated for optic / electric

List of Materials, Continued

SFP

A

B

C

SFP-MM-500M
SFP-SM-10KM
SFP-SM-40KM
SFP-SM-80KM

SFP-ELGFE-IN

SFP-HOOD

Gbit/s, 850 nm
Optical SFP, Single-Mode, up to 10 km,

1.25 Gbit/s, 1310 nm.
Optical SFP, Single-Mode, up to 40 km,

1.25 Gbit/s, 1310 nm.
Optical SFP, Single-Mode, up to 80 km,

1.25 Gbit/s, 1550 nm.

operation.

connector, to be used on the SFP cage
interface.

(1)

(1)

This SFP is not SyncE capable.

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Mounting bracket and

diameter.

mm diameter.

List of Materials, Continued

Pole fastening materials

Mounting bracket

The pole fastening materials consist of the following categories:

• Mounting bracket

• Steel hose clamps

• Cable ties

Order Code / Photo Description

INST-PONE-PL

INSTPONE-PL2

accessories for
installation of

PONE-OD-DC power

injector onto a pole of
50 mm to 120 mm

Mounting bracket and
accessories for
installation of

PONE-OD67-AC

power injector onto a
pole of 50 mm to 120

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diameter.

diameter.

∅172-248 mm,

diameter.

CAB-TIE-UV

Cable tie, 500 x 12.5, black,

List of Materials, Continued

Steel hose clamps

ST-CL64-140

Order Code / Photo Description

∅64-140 mm,
W=12 mm

for ∅60-114
mm pole

(1)

Cable ties

ST-CL102-178

ST-CL172-248

ST-CL242-318

Stainless steel
hose clamp to
fasten the
radio unit onto
poles or lamp

∅102-178 mm,
W=12 mm

for ∅115-150
mm pole

posts.

Two hose
clamps are
needed per
radio unit.

W=14 mm

for ∅151-234
mm pole
diameter.

∅242-318 mm,
W=14 mm

for ∅235-300
mm pole

Order Code / Photo Description

UV-resistant.
One tie is recommended
per cable meter.

(1)

(1)

(1)

(1)

The pole diameters stated for each hose clamp type correspond to the use of the steel hose clamp

with the radio unit mounting plate only.

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With DC Power supply module

#

Marking

Details

Use

operation.

Connections

StreetNodeTM

(1)

6250 PTP

The layout and description of the StreetNode 6250 PTP external elements
is given below:

With AC Power supply module

A

B

C

D1, D2

E

F

GbE2

GbE1

GbE3

PSU

STAT

GND

Ethernet
100/1000Base-T,
electrical (RJ-45).

Ethernet
100/1000Base-T,
electrical (RJ-45).

Ethernet 1000Base-T
(SFP cage).

Power supply
receptacle with
protective cap.

Multi-functioning LED
(Green / Red).

Enclosure grounding
terminal.

Connection of Gigabit
Ethernet cable (traffic /
inband management /

(1)

PoE

input).

Connection of Gigabit
Ethernet cable (traffic /
inband management).

Installing a Gigabit
Ethernet SFP (optical or
electrical) for traffic /
inband management.

Connecting the DC (D1) or
AC (D2) power supply
cable when StreetNode
6250 PTP is self-powered.

Providing system
indications during

Connecting the outdoor
grounding cable.

(1)

StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP radio can be powered by PoE / PonE only when fitted with the DC power

module.

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Item

Description

Use

OUT:

Connections, Continued

Outdoor DC PonE

The layout and description of the outdoor DC PonE external elements is
given below:

A

B

C

D Grounding terminal.

PonE is suitable either for indoor or outdoor use.

Electrical Gigabit
interface, RJ-45

(Gbe IN / OUT)

Fast Ethernet
(10/100) interface,
RJ-45

(NMS IN / OUT)
DC power input

(INPUT)

Connection of the traffic / power supply /
inband management cable.

(IN: cable from external Ethernet Switch,

cable to the radio unit).

Connection of the outband management /
power supply (secondary run) / cable.

(IN: cable from external Ethernet Switch,
OUT: cable to the radio unit).

Connection of the external local DC power
supply cable.

Connection of PonE box to the local
grounding bar.

Continued on next page

(1)

(1)

When used, the NMS (IN / OUT) receptacle allows:

• outband management of the StreetNode

• longer distances between the PonE device and St reetNode

TM

6250 PTP, and

TM

6250 PTP (practically x2).

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A

GbE IN /

Ethernet

Connections, Continued

Outdoor AC PonE

The layout and description of the outdoor AC PonE external elements is
given below:

# Marking Details Use

GbE OUT

B INPUT AC power input, three

C LED LED

D GND Grounding terminal. Connection of PonE box to the local

100/1000Base-T,
electrical (RJ-45 with
gland)

terminals

(Green / Red)

• OUT: Connection of the Gigabit
Ethernet S-FTP cable carrying
payload traffic, inband
management and superimposed
DC power towards radio unit.

• IN: Connection of the Gigabit
Ethernet S-FTP cable carrying
payload traffic and inband
management to customer network
equipment.

Connection of the power supply
cable (from the local AC power
source)

Providing system indications during
operation.

grounding bar.

Continued on next page

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Item

Description

Use

OUT:

Green / Red

Connections, Continued

Indoor AC PoE

The layout and description of the indoor AC PoE external elements is given
below:

A

B

C

PoE is suitable for indoor use only.

Electrical Gigabit
interface, RJ-45

(Gbe IN / OUT)

Multi-functioning LED
(

).

AC power input
(INPUT)

Connection of the traffic / power supply /
inband management cable.

(IN: cable from external Ethernet Switch,

cable to the radio unit).

Providing system indications during operation.

Connection of the external local AC power
supply cable.

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Equipment Anchor Points

Anchor point

The upper 20 mm hole located on the safety bracket on the side (see below)
serves as the StreetNode

This point can be used to install an appropriate safety lanyard

TM

6250 PTP anchor point.

(1)

.

(1)

For suggesting anchoring material contact Intracom S.A Telecom Solutions.

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Safety Precautions

GENERAL

• Do not install or operate this system in the presence of flammable gases or
fumes. Operating any electrical instrument in such an environment is a
safety hazard.

• Only trained, authorized personnel should have access to the installed
equipment.

• Outdoor units and antennas should be installed ONLY by experienced
installation professionals who are familiar with local building and safety
codes and, wherever applicable, are licensed by the appropriate government
regulatory authorities. Failure to do so may void the product warranty and
may expose the end user or the service provider to legal and financial
liabilities.

• INTRACOM S.A. TELECOM SOLUTIONS and its resellers or distributors
are not liable for injury, damage or violation of regulations associated with
the installation of outdoor units or antennas.

• The equipment premises should be of restricted access.

• Appropriate labeling should exist at points with high risk of contact with

hazardous 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 installation
premises.

• This equipment must be permanently earthed for protection and functional
purposes.

• Changes or modifications to this equipment not expressly approved by
INTRACOM S.A. TELECOM SOLUTIONS or the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

WORKING ON THE BUILDING’S ROOF

During stormy weather, do not perform any mechanical assembling or
antenna installation/beaming works on the building’s roof.

The metal structure of towers / masts is prone to lightning.

Continued on next page

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Safety Precautions, Continued

• LOCAL POWER AC SOURCE

• Safety requirements require a single pole circuit-breaker to be

employed between the local power AC source and StreetNode
PTP (for AC direct powering) or AC power injector.

• The circuit breaker must disconnect the mains phase of the AC power.

• LOCAL POWER DC SOURCE

• Safety requirements require a single pole circuit-breaker to be

employed between the local power DC source and StreetNode
PTP (for DC direct powering) or DC power injector.

• The circuit-breaker must control (open / close) the negative (-) V pole of

the power supply.

• The positive pole of the local power source must be grounded.

For circuit breaker requirements please refer to Circuit breakers on page 28.

• POWER SUPPLY CABLES (AC/DC)

• Power source cables must be tested for short circuits, open circuit or

wrong wiring before installed.

• The ground wire of the AC power source cable must be connected to

the protective earth (ground) point of the mains electricity installation.

TM

6250

TM

6250

AC or DC Power PROPER SWITCHING ON / OFF

Never connect or disconnect the power cable to or from the radio unit as well
as the power injector when the local power supply sources (AC or DC) is
ON.

There is risk of equipment failure.

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GbE2 port as described in this manual.

Safety Precautions, Continued

GROUNDING

Never power on any equipment (except indoor AC PoE) unless you have
completed the grounding installation as described in this manual.

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

Power Injectors devices PROPER CONNECTION

Never connect the power injectors OUT receptacle to network switches /
routers / laptops.

There is risk of network devices failure due to potential power that is carried
inside the cable.

Connect the OUT receptacle of power injectors to StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP

1

ETHERNET Cable

Neither plug in nor unplug the Gigabit Ethernet (S-FTP) cable of
StreetNode
unless you have completed the grounding installation as described in this
manual.

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

LASER RADIATION

When using SFP, then the StreetNode
product.

TM

6250 PTP when outdoor PonE is powered on and operating

TM

6250 PTP is a CLASS 1 laser

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involved parties.

Site Prerequisites

Introduction

Site survey

This paragraph describes all the prerequisites that must be considered prior
to installing the equipment.

Site survey should be done before start the installation taking in
consideration the following:

Premises information

• Site details (address, contact persons, GPS and/or map co-ordinates, etc.)

• Site access and storage information (means of transport, equipment

storage and lifting information, etc.)

• Site location maps

Network planning

• Site Coordinates

• LOS verification

• Rooftop information (height, status, access, dimensions, layout, etc.)

• Information about pre-existing indoor/ outdoor equipment

• Available mounting space (on the buildings’ roofs) to reserve for the

installation of the outdoor equipment

Site-specific information

• Mechanical specifications of masts/ towers (type, dimensions/ diameter,
material, exterior finishing, etc.)

• Location of appropriate grounding points (bar or terminals).

• Location of appropriate power supply distribution points.

• Location of cable conduits available for routing the cables.

• Location of the network port distributors.

• Total length of the cables required.

The site survey report must be agreed and signed between all

Continued on next page

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Site Prerequisites, Continued

Preparation of the installation premises

Network port distributors

Access to the installation premises must be facilitated during the installation
period.

Entrances must be large enough to enable the easy transportation of the
new equipment.

The floor must be level, smooth and able to bear the load of the equipment.
The roof must be engineered to bear the weight of the service personnel and

the outdoor equipment.

Regarding the network ports provided by the equipment, suitable optical (or
electrical) network port distributors should be available.

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

Also, all the reserved ports on the network port distributors should be
qualified and tested before realizing the network connections with the
equipment.

Cables routing (lamp post)

Power cable routing

Cable conduits

When the StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP is installed onto a lamp post then all the
cables must be routed downwards from inside of the lamp post.

Routing of AC or DC power supply power cable should be implemented as
prescribed by the local regulations regarding outdoor electrical installations.

Appropriate cable conduits should exist for the routing of installed cables.

Continued on next page

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package.

accessories.

Site Prerequisites, Continued

Wall installation

All power injectors offered by Intracom Telecom can be installed as desktop
or on a wall surface, as shown below:

• Indoor AC PoE:

Materials for wall mount installation are not included on the packing list of
the product ((requires wood plugs (5 mm X 25 mm) and wood screws
cross-headed (4 mm x 30 mm)).

• Outdoor DC PonE:

Installed as described on Installation of Power Injector (Power over
Ethernet) on page 60. For wall installation, 4 x screws and wall plugs are
included in the unit package.

• Outdoor AC PonE:

For wall installation, 4 x screws and wall plugs are included in the unit

Installation location

StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP can be installed:

• either on a lamp post or pole, using the mounting plate and the supplied

adjustable hose clamps,

• on a wall surface, using the mounting plate and the supplied wall mounting

Lamp post or pole

• The lamp post or pole must be fastened to a foundation pad of concrete

using anchor bolts.

• The Lamp post or pole should not be swaying during winds more than ± 2

• For lamp post or pole diameters

page 15.

(1)

please refer to Steel hose clamps on

Continued on next page

0

.

(1)

For diameters between 34 mm to 60 mm ple as e contact Intracom S.A Telecom Solutions.

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A grounding bar is required close to each equipment installation position.

Practices

Site Prerequisites, Continued

Grounding

Outdoor grounding system

Ensure the following:

• To make a protective earth connection, use the grounding point located on

the radio unit using an, as short as possible, length of grounding cable of at

2

least 6mm

diameter (recommended 16mm2) or according to local electrical

code.

•

An appropriate, low-resistance grounding system as specified by the local
regulations is required.

A grounding point (designated GND) should be located close to the
mounting position of the equipment.

The equipment will be connected to this grounding point, via the supplied
grounding cable.

This can also provide partial protection against Lightning-induced current.

For additional protection against lightning LSPs need to be used.

For more information regarding the installation of LSP/PSP please refer to
the following manual:

Lightning & Surge Protection for Intracom Telecom Radios – Installation

Continued on next page

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Powering Type

Required Circuit Breaker

C-curve (for Industrial Applications)

Site Prerequisites, Continued

Power supply source

Circuit breakers

For the installation location, we assume the existence of an appropriate
power supply source with the following specifications:

StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP with DC power supply module:

-40.5 V dc to -60 V dc.

StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP with AC Power Supply Module:

90-240 V / 50 Hz to 60 Hz (Live / Neutral).

For applicable input voltage ranges for power injectors please refer to Power
injectors on page 6.

The following table provides the circuit breakers characteristics for powering
of StreetNode

TM

6250 PTP and power injectors:

Direct AC powering

Direct DC powering

Powering via outdoor AC PonE

Powering via indoor AC PoE

Powering via outdoor DC PonE

• single-pole MCB 6 A

• 230 V AC (voltage rating)

• C-curve (for Industrial Applications)

• single-pole MCB 6 A

• min 72 V DC (voltage rating)

• C-curve (for Industrial Applications)

• single-pole MCB 6 A

• 230 V AC (voltage rating)

• C-curve (for Industrial Applications)

• single-pole MCB 6 A

• 230 V AC (voltage rating)

• C-curve (for Industrial Applications)

• single-pole MCB 6 A

• min 72 V DC (voltage rating)

•

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Default antenna

beam

Site Prerequisites, Continued

Line Of Sight (LOS) verification

Prior to installation, the installer must verify LOS availability between the two
StreetNode

TM

6250 PTP.

The orientation of the StreetNode
has self-alignment capabilities with tilt range 30

0

20

(±100).

TM

6250 PTP antenna is not critical as node

0

(±150) and elevation range

Continued on next page

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Practices

Site Prerequisites, Continued

Lightning & Surge protection

In case additional protection against lightning is required for the radio the
following should be applied:

a. For Ethernet (S-FTP) Cables:
Lighting surge protection device (LSP) is required to minimize equipment

damage from lighting induced surges.

b. Power Supply Cables (for direct powering AC or DC):
A power surge protection device (PSP) is required to avoid equipment

damage from lightning induced surges or power supply surges.

For more information regarding the installation of LSP/PSP please refer to
the following manual:

Lightning & Surge Protection for Intracom Telecom Radios – Installation

Continued on next page

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Site Prerequisites, Continued

Internal ovp

(2)

AC Mains Line (StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP)

AC power supply module

Input Overvoltage Protection:

• Live – Neutral: 1 kV – 1.2/50 μs (8/20 μs)

• Live – Earth: 2 kV – 1.2/50 μs (8/20 μs)

• Neutral – Earth: 2 kV – 1.2/50 μs (8/20 μs)

Input Overcurrent Protection:

• Double-pole fused through 2 A time-lag fuses (potted, nonreplaceable).

Connection to the Power Source:
The AC power supply cable should be protected with single-pole MCB of 6 A

/ 230 V AC rating, suitable for industrial applications (C-curve).

DC power supply module

Input Overvoltage Protection:

• 500 V – 1.2/50 μs (8/20 μs), negative pulses at negative (-) pole, positive

(+) pole connected to ground.

Input Overcurrent Protection:

• Double-pole fused through 3.5 A time-lag fuses.

Connection to the Power Source:
The DC power supply cable should be protected with single-pole MCB of 6 A

/ 72 V DC (minimum) rating, suitable for industrial applications (C-curve).

Outdoor signal line:

1 kV 1.2/50 μs (8/20 μs), shield-to-ground

In case additional protection against lightning is required please refer to
Lightning & Surge protection on page 30

Continued on next page

(2)

Overvoltage.

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Site Prerequisites, Continued

Safety

Ensure the following:

• Only trained, authorized personnel should have access to the installed

equipment.

• Appropriate labeling should exist at points with high risk of contact with

hazardous 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 installation
premises.

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Cable Length Restrictions

Introduction

Three types of cables can be connected to StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP
interfaces as follows:

• Gigabit Ethernet (S-FTP) Cable (Cat 5E or Cat 6)

• Fiber Optic Cable (Single mode or Multimode)

• Power Supply Cable (AC or DC).

Two types of powering are provided and can be either:

• Directly (AC or DC powering) or

• Via an external power injector (outdoor DC PonE or outdoor AC PonE or

indoor AC PoE)

StreetNode
only when fitted with the DC power module.

TM

6250 PTP radio can be powered by PoE / PonE

Continued on next page

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Combined with 1000Base-ZX SFP : Max length 80km

Cable Length Restrictions, Continued

Cable length restrictions

A): Maximum length of cables used for Data Traffic:

Given that the maximum line rate of each traffic interface supported by
StreetNode

TM

6250 PTP is 1Gbps Ethernet and depending on the type of
cable used for data traffic, the following restrictions apply to the lengths of
traffic bearing cables:

• Cat5E or Cat6 S-FTP cable:
The total length of Gigabit ETHERNET (S-FTP) cable up cannot exceed 100

meters, where total length of cable is defined as: length of cable between

TM

StreetNode

6250 PTP radio unit receptacle up to power injector receptacle
(out) PLUS length of cable between power injector receptacle (in) up to
customer network equipment receptacle.

• Multimode optical fiber cable (Combined with 1000Base-LX SFP):
OM1 (62.5/125) Multimode cable type combined with 1000Base-SX (850nm)

SFP: Max length 275m
OM2 (50/125) Multimode cable type combined with 1000Base-SX (850nm)
SFP: Max length 550m

• Single mode optical fiber cable:
Combined with 1000Base-LX SFP : Max length 5km

Combined with 1000Base-LX10 SFP : Max length 10km
Combined with 1000Base-EX SFP : Max length 40km

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In case more than 100 m cable length then 2 x 2.5 mm2 power

Cable Length Restrictions, Continued

Cable length
restrictions,
continued

B): Maximum length of cables used for Powering:

Due to voltage drop along the length of the powering cable and the minimum
voltage requirements at the input of the radio power supply, restrictions
apply on the length of powering cables as follows:

• Direct DC powering cables:
The maximum cable length of the recommended 2 x 1 mm2 cable is 100 m.
The maximum cable length of the recommended 2 x 2.5 mm

The lowest allowable voltage at the input of the cable is

40.5Volts.

supply cable is required.
A short tail cable 2 x 1 mm2 terminating to DC power supply
connector (StreetNode
with 2 x 2.5 mm

2

power supply cable.

The power cables should be connected in a reliable and
waterproof fashion.

• Direct AC powering cables:
The maximum cable length of the recommended 3 x 0.75 mm2 cable is 300

meters.

• S-FTP cable (CAT5E or CAT6) used with provided power injectors

− S-FTP cable (CAT5E or CAT6) used with provided AC type power

injectors (with order codes POE-ID-AC75, PONE-OD67-AC and POE-

IDH-AC56): The maximum length of S-FTP cable between StreetNode

6250 PTP radio unit receptacles up to power injector receptacle (out) is
100m (Restriction Cat5E or Cat6 S-FTP cable also applies).

2

cable is 300 m

TM

6250 PTP side) should be connected

(1)

:

TM

(1)

Use of PoE/PonE powering is applicable only with radio units featuring DC power module.

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Input voltage to the PonE

max length of Cat6

max length of Cat5E S-

40

80.00

65

40.25

85.00

70.00

40.5

90.00

75.00

40.75

95.00

80.00

41

100.00

85.00

41.25

100.00

90.00

41.5

100.00

95.00

41.75

100.00

100.00

42-60

100.00

100.00

Cable Length Restrictions, Continued

Cable length
restrictions,
continued

• S-FTP cable (CAT5E or CAT6) used with provided power injectors

continued

S-FTP cable (CAT5E or CAT6) used with provided DC type power injectors

(with order code PONE-OD-DC):
The length of the SFTP cable, between PonE injector and radio unit, cannot

reach 100 meters when the DC voltage at the input of the PonE is the lowest
defined by the standards (40.5 V).

This is because the voltage drop on the S-FTP cable will result in the
Voltage at the input of the DC power module of the radio unit to be less than
the min allowable value for operation. Higher input voltage need to be
applied to ensure proper powering of the radio.

The following table shows the maximum SFTP cable length versus the
voltage at the input of the PONE for Cat5E and Cat6 cable types.

(1)

,

(VDC)

S-FTP cable (m)

FTP cable (m)

(1)

Use of PoE/PonE powering is applicable only with radio units featuring DC power module.

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The polycarbonate cover in front of the antenna is covered by "Cytonix

no need for coating restoration.

Antenna Hydrophobic Coating Protection

Instruction

Fluorothane™ -AD super-hydrophobic air drying polymer system" in

order to minimize the effects on antenna performance by heavy rain, snow
fall and protect against ice accumulation.

Fluorothane™ AD will repel water, snow, ice and many aqueous liquids or
suspensions. The coating is not repellent to organic solvents or products that
contain them.

Cytonix Fluorothane™ -AD is sprayable featuring separate Base and Top
coat materials. In most cases, surfaces will self-clean in the rain. Surfaces
that have become contaminated with soot or organic materials may be
spritzed with cleaners or detergent solutions and then rinsed with a gentle
spray of water. Coated surfaces should never be cleaned with brushes,
scouring pads or high pressure sprays.

Units should be handled with care in order to avoid damaging the
Hydrophobic coating.
Avoid touching the polycarbonate top cover in the area in front of the
antenna transmission window (as shown below).

Damaged coatings may often be restored by application of additional Top
Coat.
In case of touching the coated surface in front of the antenna by mistake,
assuming the contact is light and momentary and/or on a small area there is

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Recommended Tools

Topics

Equipment installation tools

This paragraph describes the following tools that will be needed:

• Equipment installation tools.

• Ethernet cable termination tools.

• Power supply cable termination tools.

• Grounding cable termination tools.

The tools are not supplied and are installer responsibility to be available
during installation.

Item Tool/ Photo Description

1

Electrical screwdriver with
extension and allen bits:

• 3 mm (with internal safety pin)

• 7 mm (2 Nm)

• 8 mm (2 Nm / 4.2 Nm)

2

3

4

5

6

Adjustable torque spanners:
R.8 (2 Nm / 4.2 Nm)
R.28 (2 Nm)

PH-2cross headed screwdriver.

Flat-headed screwdriver.

Drill machine with appropriate:

• 8 mm bit (for StreetNodeTM 6250
PTP wall mounting).

• 5 mm bit (for PonE wall
installation).

• Hole cutter metal

(1)

(for
StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP lamp post
installation)

Tamper-proof torx screwdriver T10

Continued on next page

(1)

The hole diameter should be defined b y the local regulations regarding outdoor electrical installations. For passing

all cables (1 x power, 2 x Ethernet, 1 x Fiber Optic and 1 x Grounding) 5 cm to 7 cm hol e is required.

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Recommended Tools, Continued

Ethernet cable termination tools

Item Tool/ Photo Description

7

Blade

8

9

10

11

Cable cutter.

Pliers (long nose).

Crimping tool for terminating S-FTP cable
to RJ-45 jacks.

Ethernet cable tester.

Continued on next page

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Hot Air Gun.

Recommended Tools, Continued

Power supply cable termination tools

Item Tool/ Photo Description

12

Soldering iron.

Grounding cable termination tools

13

Solder.

Item Tool/ Photo Description

14

15

Crimping tool for ring terminals
(16 mm and 6 mm).

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Grounding cable installation

3. Installation of StreetNode 6250 PTP

Mechanical Installation & Grounding

Precautions

Topics

Before start any installation action please follow the
instructions for Antenna Hydrophobic Coating Protection
on page 37.

Never leave unoccupied receptacles without cover.
Covering receptacles is necessary to protect against

humidity penetration.

This paragraph describes the following procedures of StreetNodeTM 6250
PTP:

• Lamp post (or pole) installation

• Building wall surface i nstallation

•

Tools and materials

#

Materials

Tools

Lamp Post

(or pole)

Installation

Items A & F from

Packing list
materials on page

5.

Item 1 from

Equipment
installation tools on

page 38.

Building Wall

Surface Installation

Items A & E from

Packing list materials

on page 5.

Items 1 (with 3 mm
and 8 mm), 2 (R.8)
and 5 from

Equipment
installation tools on

page 38.

Grounding Cable

Installation

• Item A from

Packing list materials

on page 5.

• Item A from

Grounding materials

on page 9.

• Item 1 (with 8 mm)
from Equipment

installation tools on

page 38.

• Items 14 and 15
from Grounding

cable termination
tools on page 40.

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Step

Action

Mechanical Installation & Grounding, Continued

Lamp post (or pole) installation procedure

To install StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP on a lamp post (or pole) , proceed as
follows:

1 Perform the following:

a. Using the electrical screwdriver, extension and 3 mm bit,

unscrew the safety screw and lock washer (supplied) into
the intended hole on the safety plate at the side.

b. Using the electrical screwdriver, extension and 8 mm bit,

loosen the four screws.

c. Slide the plate downwards and then remove it.

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Lamp post
(or pole)
installation
procedure,
continued

Step Action

2 Install the two supplied hose clamps onto the mounting plate, as

shown below:

3 Using the electrical screwdriver, extension and 7 mm bit, install

the mounting plate with clamps onto the pole.

Beware of the correct positioning of the mounting plate, as shown
below:

• Narrow side up

• Wide side down

A StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP node must have Line Of Sight
(LOS) with the far-end StreetNode

TM

6250 PTP.

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Step

Action

Mechanical Installation & Grounding, Continued

Lamp post
(or pole)
installation
procedure,

continued

4 Prior to the elevation and installation on the lamp post (or pole),

use the anchor point (see arrow below) to install an appropriate
safety lanyard.

5

Insert the StreetNode

TM

6250 PTP through the intended mounting

plate openings and then slide downwards, as shown below:

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Ensure that StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP is fully seated in the
mounting plate.

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Step

Action

tighten the four screws.

intended hole on the mounting plate at the side.

End of procedure.

Mechanical Installation & Grounding, Continued

Lamp post
(or pole)
installation
procedure,

continued

6 Perform the following:

Using the electrical screwdriver, extension and 8 mm bit,

a.

b. Using the electrical screwdriver, extension and 3 mm bit,

tighten the safety screw and lock washer (supplied) into the

7 Install the grounding cable as instructed in Grounding cable

installation procedure on page 51.

Do not over tighten screws. Adjust the electrical
screwdriver for tightening of M5 screws.

Ensure that the LOS is still remains between the existing
one and the remote.

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Step

Action

Mechanical Installation & Grounding, Continued

Building wall
installation
procedure

To install StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP onto building wall surface, proceed as
follows:

1 Perform the following:

a. Using the electrical screwdriver, extension and 3 mm bit,

unscrew the safety screw and lock washer (supplied) into
the intended hole on the safety plate at the side.

b. Using the electrical screwdriver, extension and 8 mm bit,

loosen the four screws.

c. Slide the plate downwards and then remove it.

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Mechanical Installation & Grounding, Continued

Building Wall
installation
procedure,
continued

Step Action

2 Beware of the correct positioning of the mounting plate, as shown

below:

• Narrow side up

• Wide side down

A StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP node must have Line Of Sight
(LOS) with the far-end StreetNode

TM

6250 PTP.

Continued on next page

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screwdriver for tightening of M5 screws.

Mechanical Installation & Grounding, Continued

Building Wall
installation
procedure,
continued

Step Action

3 Perform the following, as shown below:

a. With the drill machine (fitted with 8 mm bit), drill four holes

on the wall surface, at a depth of 55 mm.
b. Install the four supplied wall plugs.
c. Using the four screws and lock washers, install the

mounting plate onto the wall.
d. Using the electrical screwdriver, extension and 8 mm bit,

tighten the four screws.

Do not over tighten screws. Adjust the electrical

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Step

Action

Mechanical Installation & Grounding, Continued

Building Wall
installation
procedure,

continued

4 Prior to the elevation and installation on the wall, use the anchor

point (see arrow below) to install an appropriate safety lanyard.

5

Insert the StreetNode

TM

6250 PTP through the intended mounting

plate openings and then slide downwards, as shown below:

Ensure that StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP is fully seated in the
mounting plate.

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Step

Action

tightening of M5 screws.

End of procedure.

Mechanical Installation & Grounding, Continued

Building Wall
installation
procedure,

continued

6 Perform the following:

a. Use the spanner 8 mm for fastening StreetNode

PTP onto the mounting plate.

Do not over tighten screws. Adjust the spanner for

b. Using the electrical screwdriver, extension and 3 mm bit,

tighten the safety screw and lock washer (supplied) into the

intended hole on the mounting plate at the side.

TM

6250

Ensure that the LOS is still remains between the existing
one and the remote.

7 Install the grounding cable as instructed to the next procedure.

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Step

Action

End of procedure.

Mechanical Installation & Grounding, Continued

Grounding cable installation procedure

1 Prepare and terminate the grounding cable as instructed in

Appendix C: Terminating Grounding cable on page 76

.

2 Use the electrical screwdriver with extension and 8 mm bit, to

remove the M5 screw and one grover.

Install the cable and then insert the grover and nut, as shown
below.

Use the electrical screwdriver with extension and 8 mm bit, to
tighten the M5 screw.

Do not overtighten. Adjust the electrical screwdriver for
tightening of M5 screws.

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Installation of Traffic Cable(s)

Topics

Tools and materials

This paragraph describes the following procedures of StreetNodeTM 6250
PTP:

• Ethernet (S-FTP) cable installation (GbE1 – GbE2 Inputs).

• Ethernet (S-FTP) cable installation (SFP Input).

Either Optical SFP with fiber optic cable OR electrical SFP with Ethernet
(S-FTP) cable is used the installation procedure is identical.

#

S-FTP Installation

for GbE1 – GbE2 Inputs

S-FTP Installation

for GbE3 Input

Materials

Tools

Items A, B and C from S-FTP

cables on page 11.

Ethernet cable termination

tools on page 39.

• Items A, B and C from S-FTP

cables on page 11.

• Items B and C from SFP on
page 13.

• Ethernet cable termination

tools on page 39.

• Item 2 (28 mm) from

Equipment installation tools on

page 38.

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Action

Installation of Traffic Cable(s), Continued

Ethernet (S-FTP) cable installation procedure

To install StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP Ethernet S-FTP cable, proceed as follows:

1 Slide all three parts of the supplied gland over the S-FTP cable

(StreetNode

TM

6250 PTP side), as shown below:

2 Prepare and terminate the Ethernet cable as instructed in

Appendix A: Terminating Ethernet (S-FTP) Cable on page 67

.

3 First plug the RJ-45 jack and then tighten the cable gland, as

shown below:

4 Cut the chain of the protective cup.

End of procedure.

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Step

Action

Installation of Traffic Cable(s), Continued

Ethernet (S-FTP) cable installation with SFP

To install StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP SFP Ethernet (S-FTP) cable with SFP,
proceed as follows:

1 Prepare and terminate the Ethernet cable as instructed in

Appendix A: Terminating Ethernet (S-FTP) Cable on page 67

Slide all three parts of the supplied gland over the S-FTP cable
(StreetNode

TM

6250 PTP side), as shown below:

.

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Installation of Traffic Cable(s), Continued

Ethernet (S-FTP) cable installation with SFP

Step Action

2 Insert SFP module into SFP cage, as shown below:

3 Plug the RJ-45 jack of the S-FTP cable into SFP cage, as

shown below:

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Installation of Traffic Cable(s), Continued

Ethernet
(S-FTP) cable
installation with
SFP, continued

Step Action

4 Push the SFP HOOD flaps to open and then push upwards till

the HOOD locked properly.

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End of procedure.

Installation of Traffic Cable(s), Continued

Ethernet
(S-FTP) cable
installation with
SFP, continued

Step Action

5 Perform actions (a) and (b – using spanner R.28), as shown

below:

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#

Prefabricated Cable

Bulk Cable

Installation of Power Cable (Direct Powering)

Topics

Tools and materials

This paragraph describes the following procedure of StreetNodeTM 6250
PTP:

• Power supply cable installation (direct powering - StreetNode
side)

TM

6250 PTP

Materials

Tools

Items B or D from Power

cables on page 7.

-

• Items A or C from Power

cables on page 7.

• Items A or C from Power

modules & connectors on page

8.
Power supply cable termination

tools on page 40.

Continued on next page

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Step

Action

End of procedure.

Installation of Power Cable (Direct Powering), Continued

Procedure

To install the power supply cable in StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP power input,
proceed as follows:

1 Prepare and terminate the power supply cable as instructed in

Appendix B: Terminating Power Supply Cable on page 75

2 Perform the foll owing ac tions, as shown below:

.

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No

Description

1

Power Cable.

2

Single pole Circuit.

Local DC Power
Distributor.

Installation of Power Injector (Power over Ethernet)

Introduction

StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP can be powered by either direct powering or Power
injector.

The power injector can be either

PonE (DC -indoor or outdoor) or PoE (AC – outdoor only).

PonE:

• The power at the input of PonE box must be measured in the range of
–40 V dc to –60 V dc.

• PonE must be connected to the DC distribution board and more specifically
to a magnetic circuit breaker (single-pole MCB 6 A, 80 V dc, B-curve for
Telecom Applications).

• Safety requirements require a single pole circuit-breaker to be
employed between the Local DC Power Source and PonE box. The
circuit-breaker must disconnect the negative (-) V pole of the power
supply.

• The positive pole of the Local DC Power source must be grounded.
Before plugging or unplugging any cable into P onE device as well as

into StreetNode
Power Source and set the circuit breaker to OFF!

TM

6250 PTP, you must switch-off the Loc al DC

PoE:

PoE is an indoor device only and can be installed as desktop or in a wall
surface, as shown below:

Materials for wall mount installation are not included on the packing list of
the product ((requires wood plugs (5 mm X 25 mm) and wood screws cross­headed (4 mm x 30 mm)).

3

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Topics

Tools and materials

This paragraph describes the following procedure of Power Injectors:

• Mechanical and Cabling Installation (PonE)

• Cabling Installation (PoE)

# PonE PoE

Materials Lamp post:

• Item C from Power injectors on
page 6.

• Item E from Power cables on
page 7.

• Item B or C from Grounding

materials on page 9.

• Items A, B, C and D from S-FTP

cables on page 11.

• Item INST-PONE-PL from Pole

fastening materials on page 14.

Wall:

• Item C from Power injectors on
page 6.

• Item E from Power cables on
page 7.

• Item B or C from Grounding

materials on page 9.

• Items A, B, C and D from S-FTP

cables on page 11.

• Items A or B from Power

injectors on page 6.

• Items A, B, C and D from

S-FTP cables on page 11.

Tools

• Items 3, 4, 5 (5 mm bit) and 6
from Equipment installation tools
on page 38.

• Ethernet cable termination tools
on page 39.

• Grounding cable termination

tools on page 40.

• Ethernet cable termination

tools on page 39.

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Step

Action

a.

Attach the plate onto rear side of PonE, as shown below:

Be careful not to drop the screws while removing.

Installation of Power Injector (Power over Ethernet), Continued

Mechanical and cabling installation (PonE)

For mechanical installation and cabling of PonE, proceed as follows:

1

Pole installation:

Install grover and screw and using the PH-2 scre wd rive r fully

b.

tighten:

c. Pass the hose clamp through the plate holes.

Using the electrical screwdriver, extension and 7 mm bit,

d.

install the mounting plate with clamps onto the pole.
Use a tamper-proof torx screwdriver T10 to rem ove the six

e.

screws (see below) and detach the PonE cover fo r installing
the ground cable.

Wall Installation:

Use a tamper-proof torx screwdriver T10 to rem ove the six

a.

screws (see below) and detach the PonE cover.

Be careful not to drop the screws while removing.

b. Perform the following:

• Position the device on the wall surface and using a pencil
mark the drill points. With the drill machine (fit ted with 5 mm
bit), drill four holes on the wall surface, at a depth of 45 mm.

• Install the four supplied wall plugs and using the cross
headed screwdriver and tighten the four screws.

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clamp for securing the cables in place.

Installation of Power Injector (Power over Ethernet), Continued

Mechanical and
cabling
installation
(PonE),
continued

Step Action

2 Prepare and terminate the Ethernet cables (x 2) as instructed in

Appendix A: Terminating Ethernet (S-FTP) Cable on page 67

Install the Ethernet cables, as follows:

a. Use a tamper-proof torx screwdriver T10 to remove the

screw and release the clamp:
Be careful not to drop the screws while removing.

b. Plug the Ethernet cables to the GbE receptacles (OUT:

TM

goes to StretNode

6250 PTP GbE2 and IN: goes to

network)

c.

Use a tamper-proof torx screwdriver T10 to screw
(applying maximum tightening torque of 0.9 Nm) the

.

The shielded wires should protrude from clamp
about 0.5 cm (see yellow below).

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Installation of Power Injector (Power over Ethernet), Continued

Mechanical and
cabling
installation
(PonE),
continued

Step Action

3 Prepare and terminate the grounding cable as instructed in

Appendix C: Terminating Grounding cable on page 76

Install the grounding cable, as follows:

Use a tamper-proof torx screwdriver T10 to remove the screw
and then install the terminal ring.

.

Use the tamper-proof torx screwdriver T10 to screw (applying
maximum tightening torque of 0.9 Nm) for securing the cable
in place.

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Installation of Power Injector (Power over Ethernet), Continued

Mechanical and
cabling
installation
(PonE),
continued

Step Action

4 Install the power supply cable, as follows:

Switch-off the Local DC Power Source & the circuit
breaker connected between PonE and the Local D C
Power Source.

a. Connect the power cable to the Local DC Power Source

(Brown wire: +V, blue wire: -V).

b. At the other end of the cable, use a blade to strip the

wires of the cable, as shown below.
Twist strands well to facilitate their insertion into the

receptacle of PonE device.

c. Use the tamper-proof torx screwdriver T10 to remove the

clamp and insert the bare ends of the cable well into the
corresponding positions of the receptacle, as shown
below:

Blue wire to INPUT -, Brown wire to INPUT +.

d. Use a flat-headed screwdriver to tighten the two screws

on top of the receptacle to secure strands.

e. Use the tamper-proof torx screwdriver T10 to screw

(applying maximum tightening torque of 0.9 Nm) the
clamp for securing the cables in place.

Do not exceed the maximum tightening torque.
Equipment damage will be occurred.

The screws, securing the wire strands into the receptacle,
are well isolated each other – no danger for accidental
short circuit.

End of procedure.

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Step

Action

Installation of Power Injector (Power over Ethernet), Continued

Cabling installation (PoE)

To install Ethernet and power cables , proceed as follows:

1 Prepare and terminate the Ethernet cables (x 2) as instructed in

Appendix A: Terminating Ethernet (S-FTP) Cable on page 67

.

2 Connect the receptacle OUT of the PoE to the GbE2 receptacle

of the StreetNode

TM

6250 PTP.

Connect the receptacle IN of the PoE to the network switch.

3 Install the IEC plug to the respective input of the PoE an the

other plug to the available main socket.

End of the procedure.

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Type

Connect

Introduction

Appendix A: Terminating Ethernet (S-FTP) Cable

The equipment to which you connect the cable requires a different way of
cable termination.

Mainly there are two types of cable termination, as shown below:

Parts of RG-45 jack

#Termination

A

B

Detail

No shield wires exposed

Shield wires (twisted) exposed

Equipment to

All, except PonE.

PonE only.

The RJ-45 jack (for terminating the S-FTP cable) is composed of two parts:

• the main body and

• the wire guide (with numbering).

(Photo below shows the parts for a pair of RJ-45 jacks).

Continued on next page

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Appendix A: Terminating Ethernet (S-FTP) Cable

Step

Action

Strip 80 mm of outer jacket.

Appendix A: Terminating S-FTP Cable, Continued

Termination procedure

1

a.

For termination type A:

Strip 40 mm of outer jacket.

For termination type B:

b. Fold shield back (over the jacket).
c.

For termination type A:

Twist shield wires together and allow 10 mm of shield to

surround jacket’s end.

For termination type B:

Twist shield wires together and allow 20 mm of shield to

surround jacket’s end.

d. Completely remove the exposed foil.

For termination type A:

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For termination type B:

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Appendix A: Terminating S-FTP Cable, Continued

Termination
procedure,

continued

2 Untwist wire pairs and arrange according to the T-568 standard.

Straight-through cable (concerns the Ethernet cable
connected to PoE’s IN or StreetNode’s traffic input port):

Cross-over cable (concerns the Ethernet cable connecting
PoE with the OSDR):

(The green set of wires should be switched in place with the
orange set of wires.)

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Appendix A: Terminating Ethernet (S-FTP) Cable

Step

Action

16 mm

Appendix A: Terminating S-FTP Cable, Continued

Termination
procedure

(continued)

3 Carefully insert the eight wires into the cavity of the wire guide so

that its numbering is visible from the top.

4 Measure 16 mm from the jacket’s end and cut all wires protruding

from the guide.

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Step

Action

Appendix A: Terminating S-FTP Cable, Continued

Termination
procedure,

continued

5

a.

Fold back the crimping terminal of the connector.

b. Fully insert wire guide and cable into the connector’s body

until the shield (overlapping the jacket’s end) reaches the

crimping position.

For termination type A:

For termination type B:

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Appendix A: Terminating Ethernet (S-FTP) Cable

Step

Action

Appendix A: Terminating S-FTP Cable, Continued

Termination
procedure,

continued

6 Terminate the wires onto the RJ-45 jack.

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Step

Action

Appendix A: Terminating S-FTP Cable, Continued

Termination
procedure

(continued)

7 With the pliers, bring the terminal of the connector back, over the

exposed shield, and press gently around the terminal to form. This
will achieve good contact with the shield.

For termination type A:

For termination type B:

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Appendix A: Terminating Ethernet (S-FTP) Cable

End of procedure.

Appendix A: Terminating S-FTP Cable, Continued

Termination
procedure
(continued)

Step Action

8 With a wire cutter, trim away any braid leftovers extending beyond

the end of the plug.

When finished, termination should look as below:

For termination type A:

For termination type B:

9 Using the Ethernet tester, test cable for proper wire termination

and continuity.

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Procedure

Appendix B: Terminating Power Supply Cable

To terminate the power supply cable (AC or DC ) to the respective connector
StreetNode

Step Action

1 Strip approx. 10 mm from the cable’s outer sheath.
2

TM

6250 PTP, proceed as follows:

Pass the connector parts a, b and c over the cable’s end, as shown
below:

(1)

of

Strip approx. 4 mm from each wire insulation and solder to the pins of

3

connector part d.

For the DC connector (2-pin):

There is no polarity concern. Each one of the two wires (1 or 2) can be
soldered to any of the two pins of the connector.

For the AC connector (3-pin):

The AC Mains Earth (E) Yellow / Green wire must be solde red t o the pin
shown below with an arrow (the photo shows the connector underside
and more specifically the StreetNode-facing side).

The remaining two black wires marked (1) and (2) are for Live (L) and
Neutral (N) and must be soldered to the ot her t wo pins. There is no
polarity concern regarding these two specific wires (1 and 2).

4 Assemble the connector by tightening all parts togethe r.

End of procedure.

(1)

The above procedure is based on the use of cables wit h order codes AC-PWR-CAB & DC-PWR-CAB-

1 (see Power cables on page 7

)

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Appendix C: Terminating Grounding cable

How to terminate the grounding cable of StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP, proceed

Step

Action

~

~

1 cm

1

cm

Topics

StreetNodeTM
6250 PTP

Appendix C: Terminating Grounding cable

This paragraph describes the following procedures of grounding cable
termination:

TM

• StreetNode

• PonE

as follows:

6250 PTP

Cut the grounding cable

1

StreetNode

2 Use the blade to strip 1 cm from each end of the cable.

3 Perform the following:

a.

4

b.

c. Slide the one piece of the heat shrinkable tube over the cable.

Repeat step 3 for the other end of the cable using the appropriate
terminal ring.

• M5 ring (StreetNode

• Appropriate ring (grounding terminal side).

TM

6250 PTP and grounding bar.

Slide the M5 terminal ring over the wires at one end of the cable

and crimp it with the special crimping tool (for 16 mm2).

Cut the heat shrinkable tube in the middle in two eq ual pi eces in

order to use one piece per cable side.

Heat it over rear grounding ring body and down on to cable

jacket using the hot air blower.

(1)

according to the distance between

TM

6250 PTP side).

End of procedure.

(1)

If the distance is more than 2 m then use the cable GND-CAB16-ID or GND-CAB16-OD.

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How to terminate the grounding cable of StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP, proceed

Step

Action

tightening torque of 0.9 Nm)

End of procedure.

~

~

1

cm

1 cm

Appendix C: Terminating Grounding cable, Continued

PonE

as follows:

Cut the grounding cable according to the distance between PonE and

1

grounding bar.
Use the blade to strip 1 cm from each end of the cable.

2

Perform the following:

3

Use the tamper-proof torx screwdriver T10 to uns crew the

a.

terminal ring from PonE, as shown below:

Repeat step 3 for the other end of the cable using the appropriate

4

terminal ring.

• M4 ring (PonE side).

• Appropriate ring (grounding terminal side)

Use the tamper-proof torx screwdri ver T10 to screw (applying maximum

5

Slide the M4 terminal ring over the wires at one end of the cable

b.

and crimp it with the special crimping tool (for 6 mm2).

Cut the heat shrinkable tube in the middle in two equal pieces in

c.

order to use one piece per cable side.

d. Slide the one piece of the heat shrinkable tube over the cable.

Heat it over rear grounding ring body and down on to cable

jacket using the hot air blower.

for securing the ring in place.

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Appendix D: Removing StreetNode 6250 PTP

Step

Action

Procedure

Appendix D: Removing StreetNode 6250 PTP

To remove a StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP, proceed as follows:

1 Use the StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP anchor point (see below) to

install an appropriate safety lanyard.

TM

This will provide extra safety during StreetNode
removal and transportation.

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2

a. Disconnect StreetNode

TM

6250 PTP from AC power supply

(power supply side).

b. Remove the Ethernet and power supply cables from the

bottom of the StreetNode

TM

6250 PTP.

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Step

Action

Appendix D: Removing StreetNode 6250 PTP, Continued

Procedure

(continued)

3 Using the electrical screwdriver, extension and 8 mm bit, remove

TM

the safety screw from the side of the StreetNode

6250 PTP

mounting plate.

4 Using the electrical screwdriver, extension and 8 mm bit, loosen

TM

the four screws securing StreetNode

6250 PTP on the mounting

plate.

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Appendix D: Removing StreetNode 6250 PTP

Step

Action

End of procedure.

Appendix D: Removing StreetNode 6250 PTP, Continued

Procedure

(continued)

5 Lift and extract StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP.

You can now safely transport StreetNode
ground level.

TM

6250 PTP to

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Appendix E: Standards of Compliance

This product is in full compliance with the following standards:

Radio/Use of Spectrum:

ETSI EN 302217-3 ν2.2.1 : 2014
ETSI EN 302217-4-2 v1.5.1 : 2010 (antenna)
FCC Part 15.255

EMC / EMI :

ETSI EN 301 489-1 v1.9.2: 2011

EΤSI ΕN 301 489-4 ν2.1.1 : 2012
EΝ 55022:2010
EΝ 61000.3-2:2006 +A1:2009 +A2:2009

EN 61000-3-3:2008
FCC Part 15 Subpart B

Health and Safety:

EΝ 60950-1:2006 +A11:2009 +A1:2010 +A12: 2011
EN 60950-22: 2006
EN 50385 : 2002
EN 60215:1989 +A1:1992 +A2:1994
IEC/UL/CSA 60950-1
IEC/UL/CSA 60950-22

RoHS : EN 50581 :2012

Eco Design: CR (EC) No. 278/2009

Environmental:

ETSI EN 300019-2-4 V2.2.2, Class 4.1 / (Mechanical 4M5) (Operation)
(Within Spec Operating temperatures: -33°C to +55°C, Operational at -50°C).
IEC 60529, Class IP67 (Protection against dust and water)
ETSI EN 300 019-2-2 v2.1.2, Class 2.3 (Transportation)
ETSI EN 300 019-2-1 v2.1.2, Class 1.2 (Storage)

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Appendix E: Standards of Compliance

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StreetNode™ 6250 PTP

Installation & Cabling Manual - Edition 2.1

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