SAMSUNG 310 Installation Manual

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Radio Access Network

310 5G CPE Outdoor

Installation Manual

Document Version 1.0

February 2018

Document Number: 2600-00LVNAGAA

Describes product installation and requirement procedure.

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Preface viii

Conventions in this Document ....................................................................................................... viii

Revision History ............................................................................................................................... ix

Organization of This Document ...................................................................................................... ix

Related Documentation .................................................................................................................. ix

Personal and Product Safety ............................................................................................................ x

Equipment Markings ....................................................................................................................... xii

Chapter 1 Before Installation 1

System View and External Interface ................................................................................................ 1

CPE Outdoor View ........................................................................................................................ 1

CPE Outdoor External Interface ................................................................................................... 3

Specifications ................................................................................................................................... 4

Cautions for Installation ................................................................................................................... 5

Before Installing ........................................................................................................................... 5

While Installing ............................................................................................................................ 5

After Installing ............................................................................................................................. 6

Installation Tools .............................................................................................................................. 7

Chapter 2 Installing System 9

Installation Procedure ...................................................................................................................... 9

System Arrangement ..................................................................................................................... 10

Transporting and Unpacking .......................................................................................................... 11

Bringing in Items ........................................................................................................................ 11

Unpacking Items ........................................................................................................................ 11

Fixing System .................................................................................................................................. 13

Inserting SIM .............................................................................................................................. 13

Fixing Unit Bracket Assembly ..................................................................................................... 15

Fixing System on a Pole Type ..................................................................................................... 16

Fixing System on a Wall Type .................................................................................................... 20

System Tilting & Swiveling ......................................................................................................... 25

Chapter 3 Connecting Cables 30

Cabling Procedure .......................................................................................................................... 30

Guidelines for Cable Connections .................................................................................................. 31

Cable Path Inspection ................................................................................................................ 32

Cable Cutting ............................................................................................................................. 32

Cable Installation ....................................................................................................................... 32

Cable Binding ............................................................................................................................. 33

Connector Attachment............................................................................................................... 33

Identification Tag Attachment ................................................................................................... 34

Cabling Diagram ............................................................................................................................. 35

Grounding ...................................................................................................................................... 36

Connecting Ground Cable .......................................................................................................... 36

Power Cabling ................................................................................................................................ 39

Connecting PoE Midspan Power Cable ...................................................................................... 39

Interface Cable Connection ............................................................................................................ 41

Remove Ethernet Cable ............................................................................................................. 41

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Contents

Connecting Ethernet Cable ........................................................................................................ 43

Fixing Cable Cover .......................................................................................................................... 51

Chapter 4 Inspect the Installation 52

Appendix A Acronyms 55

Appendix B Standard Torque 56

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List of Figures

Figure 1. CPE Outdoor View ............................................................................................................................ 1

Figure 2. CPE Outdoor View (with Cable Cover) ............................................................................................. 2

Figure 3. CPE Outdoor External Interface ....................................................................................................... 3

Figure 4. Procedure to Install the CPE Outdoor .............................................................................................. 9

Figure 5. CPE Outdoor Arrangement Pole type Installation.......................................................................... 10

Figure 6. CPE Outdoor Arrangement Wall type Installation ......................................................................... 10

Figure 7. Item List .......................................................................................................................................... 12

Figure 8. Inserting SIM (1) ............................................................................................................................. 13

Figure 9. Inserting SIM (2) ............................................................................................................................. 14

Figure 10. Inserting SIM (3) ............................................................................................................................. 14

Figure 11. Fixing Unit Bracket Assembly (1) .................................................................................................... 15

Figure 12. Fixing Unit Bracket Assembly (2) .................................................................................................... 16

Figure 13. Fixing Mounting bracket on the Pole (1) ........................................................................................ 17

Figure 14. Fixing Mounting bracket on the Pole (2) ........................................................................................ 17

Figure 15. Fixing Mounting bracket on the Pole (3) ........................................................................................ 18

Figure 16. Fixing CPE Outdoor on the Pole Mounting Bracket ....................................................................... 19

Figure 17. CPE Outdoor Marking Dimensions for Wall Type .......................................................................... 20

Figure 18. Marking Wall Type ......................................................................................................................... 21

Figure 19. Fixing Mounting Bracket on the Wall (1) ....................................................................................... 23

Figure 20. Fixing Mounting Bracket on the Wall (2) ....................................................................................... 23

Figure 21. Fixing CPE Outdoor on the Wall Mounting Bracket ...................................................................... 24

Figure 22. System Tilting (1) ............................................................................................................................ 25

Figure 23. System Tilting (2) ............................................................................................................................ 26

Figure 24. System Tilting (3) ............................................................................................................................ 27

Figure 25. System Swiveling (1)....................................................................................................................... 27

Figure 26. System Swiveling (2)....................................................................................................................... 28

Figure 27. System Swiveling (3)....................................................................................................................... 29

Figure 28. Procedure to Connect System Cable .............................................................................................. 30

Figure 29. Cable Connection Procedure.......................................................................................................... 31

Figure 30. Cable Diagram ................................................................................................................................ 35

Figure 31. Connecting Ground Cable (1) ......................................................................................................... 37

Figure 32. Connecting Ground Cable (2) ......................................................................................................... 38

Figure 33. Power Equipment Elements ........................................................................................................... 39

Figure 34. Connecting Power Cable (1) ........................................................................................................... 40

Figure 35. Connecting Power Cable (2) ........................................................................................................... 40

Figure 36. Remove Ethernet Cable (1) ............................................................................................................ 41

Figure 37. Remove Ethernet Cable (2) ............................................................................................................ 42

Figure 38. Remove Ethernet Cable (3) ............................................................................................................ 42

Figure 39. Connecting Ethernet Cable_CPE~PoE Midspan (1) ........................................................................ 44

Figure 40. Connecting Ethernet Cable_CPE~PoE Midspan (2) ........................................................................ 44

Figure 41. Connecting Ethernet Cable_CPE~PoE Midspan (3) ........................................................................ 45

Figure 42. Connecting Ethernet Cable_CPE~PoE Midspan (4) ........................................................................ 45

Figure 43. Connecting Ethernet Cable_CPE~PoE Midspan (5) ........................................................................ 46

Figure 44. Connecting Ethernet Cable_CPE~PoE Midspan (6) ........................................................................ 46

Figure 45. Connecting Ethernet Cable_CPE~PoE Midspan (7) ........................................................................ 46

Figure 46. Connecting Ethernet Cable_PoE Midspan~Home Router (1) ........................................................ 48

Figure 47. Connecting Ethernet Cable_PoE Midspan~Home Router (2) ........................................................ 48

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List of Figures

Figure 48. Checking a LED (1) .......................................................................................................................... 49

Figure 49. Checking a LED (2) .......................................................................................................................... 50

Figure 50. Fixing Cable Cover on CPE Outdoor ............................................................................................... 51

Figure 51. Installation Inspection Procedure .................................................................................................. 52

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List of Tables

Table 1. Specifications ................................................................................................................................... 4

Table 2. Basic Installation Tools ..................................................................................................................... 7

Table 3. Parts and Tools for inserting the SIM ............................................................................................. 13

Table 4. Parts and Tools for Fixing Unit Bracket on CPE Outdoor ............................................................... 15

Table 5. Parts and Tools for Fixing Mounting bracket on the Pole .............................................................. 16

Table 6. Parts and Tools for Fixing CPE Outdoor on the Pole ...................................................................... 19

Table 7. Tools for Marking ........................................................................................................................... 20

Table 8. Tools for Drilling ............................................................................................................................. 21

Table 9. Anchor Bolt Drill Bits and Hole Depth ............................................................................................ 21

Table 10. Drilling Example ............................................................................................................................. 22

Table 11. Parts and Tools for Fixing Mounting Bracket on the Wall .............................................................. 22

Table 12. Parts and Tools for Fixing CPE Outdoor on the Wall ...................................................................... 24

Table 13. Tools for System Tilting .................................................................................................................. 25

Table 14. Tools for System Swiveling ............................................................................................................. 27

Table 15. Recommended Minimum Allowed Cable Bending Radius ............................................................. 33

Table 16. CPE Outdoor Connection Cable ...................................................................................................... 35

Table 17. Parts and Tools for Connecting Ground Cable ............................................................................... 36

Table 18. Parts and Tools for Connecting Power Cable ................................................................................. 39

Table 19. Tools for Remove Ethernet Cable .................................................................................................. 41

Table 20. Parts and Tools for Connecting Ethernet Cable (CPE~PoE Midspan) ............................................. 43

Table 21. Ethernet Cable Pin Map (CPE~PoE Midspan) ................................................................................. 43

Table 22. Parts and Tools for Connecting Ethernet Cable (PoE Midspan~Home Router) ............................. 47

Table 23. Ethernet Cable Pin Map (PoE Midspan~Home Router) ................................................................. 47

Table 24. LED Indication ................................................................................................................................ 48

Table 25. Parts and Tools for Fixing Cable Cover on CPE Outdoor ................................................................ 51

Table 26. Construction Situation Checklist .................................................................................................... 53

Table 27. Standard Torque Value for Fastening Bolts ................................................................................... 56

Table 28. Brass Bolts Torque Value................................................................................................................ 56

Table 29. Connector Connection Torque Value ............................................................................................. 56

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Preface

Symbol

Description

This manual describes how to install a 5G Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) Outdoor and how to connect its cables. This manual includes the following 5G CPE Outdoor:

• CPE Outdoor

Conventions in this Document

Samsung Networks product documentation uses the following conventions.

Symbols

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Indicates a task. Indicates a shortcut or an alternative meth od. Provides additional information.

Provides information or instruc tion s that you should follow to avoid service failure or damage to equipment.

Provides information or instructions that you should follow to avoid personal injury or fatality.

Provides antistatic precautions that you should observe.

Menu Commands

menu | command

This indicates that you must select a command on a menu, where menu is the name of the menu, and command is the name of the command on that menu.

File Names and Paths

These are indicated by a bold typeface. For exam ple: Copy filename.txt into the /home/folder1/folder2/bin/ folder.

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Document Version

Publication Date

Remarks

Section

Title

Description

User Input and Console Screen Output Text

Input and output text is presented in the Courier font. For example,

context <designated epc-context-name>

CLI commands are presented in bold small caps. For example, Type the RTRV-NE-STS command in the input field.

Revision History

The following table lists all versions of this document.

1.0 February 2018 First version

Organization of This Document

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Chapter 1 Before Installation This chapter introduces CPE Outdoor and describes items

should be understood before installation.

Chapter 2 Installing System This chapter describes the procedures to install the CPE

Outdoor.

Chapter 3 Connecting Cables This chapter describes the procedures to connect the cables to

the CPE Outdoor installed.

Chapter 4 Inspect the

Installation Appendix A Acronyms This annex describes the acronyms used in this manual. Appendix B Standard Torque This annex describes the standard torque when fastening the

This chapter describes the procedures of insp ect ing ins tal lation status after CPE Outdoor installation and cabling is completed.

bolt.

Personal and Product Safety

This product safety information includes American directives, which you must follow. If these do not apply in your country, please follow similar directives that do apply in your country.

Proposition 65 Warning (US Only)

State of California Proposition 65 Warning (US only) WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to

cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

Electrical

The product is designed to operate from a 120 V AC supply. The product contains hazardous energy levels as defined by UL 60950. Care must

be taken when maintaining this equipment as injury to personnel or damage to the equipment could result from mistakes. Maintenance should only be carried out by trained and competent engineers who are familiar with the relevant procedures and instructions.

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Manual Handling

Care should be taken when handling equipment. Give due consideration to the weight of the equipment, the physical capability of the individual(s) handling the equipment, and movements such as twisting, bending and stooping, which could lead to skeletal and muscular injuries.

Installation

Installation must be carried out by trained and competent engineers only. All relevant safety measures should be taken to ensure equipment is not connected to live power and transmission sources during installation. Equipment must be correctly installed in order to meet the relevant safety standards and approval conditions.

Maintenance

Maintenance must only be carried out by a suitably trained and competent technician. All safety instructions must be carefully observed at all times. Equipment covers should not be removed while live power and transmission is connected unless in a controlled environment by trained technicians.

Fire

The product is powered from a 120 V AC supply. To protect against fire, the equipment is fused.

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Environment

The product must be operated in an environment with the specified relative humidity and ambient temperature ranges.

Keep all liquids away from the equipment as accidental spillage can cause severe damage.

Anti-Static Precautions

The circuit boards and other modules in the product are sensitive to and easily damaged by static electricity. If any card or sub-assembly is removed from the unit, the following anti-static precautions must be observed at all times:

• Service personnel must wear anti-static wrist st raps.

• Circuit boards and sub-assemblies must be placed on ground conductive mats

or in conductive bags.

• All tools must be discharged to ground before use.

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• The anti-static wrist strap and cord must be checked at regular intervals for

their suitability for use.

Power Supply Connection

The equipment is designed to be powered from a 120 V AC supply. Power connections and installation of associated wiring must be carried out by a suitably qualified technician.

Product Disposal

To reduce the environmental impact of products, Samsung has joined WEEE compliance activities.

The WEEE symbol on the product indicates that the product is covered by the European Directive 2002/96/CE for the disposal of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). This means that the product should be disposed of separately from the municipal waste stream via designated collection facilities appointed by the government or the local authorities. This will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health. Please check the terms and conditions of the purchase contract for information about correct disposal.

California USA Only

This Perchlorate warning applies only to primary CR (Manganese Dioxide) Lithium coin cells in the product sold or distributed ONLY in California USA

‘Perchlorate Material-special handling may apply, See www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate.’

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Correct disposal of batteries in this product

in this product should not be disposed of with other household waste. Where

crush, or puncture the battery. If you intend to discard the product, the waste

Equipment Markings

This marking on the product, accessories or literature indicates that the product and its electronic accessories (e.g. charger, headset, USB cable) should not be disposed of with other household waste at the end of their working life. To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, please separate these items from other types of waste and recycle them responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources.

Household users should contact either the r etailer where they purchased this product, or their local government office, for details of where and how they can take these items for environmentally safe recycling.

Business users should contact their supplier and check the terms and conditions of the purchase contract. This product and its electronic accessories should not be mixed with other commercial wastes for disposal.

(Applicable in countries with separate collection systems.)

The marking on the battery, manual or packaging indicates that the battery

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marked, the chemical symbols Hg, Cd or Pb indicate that the battery contains mercury, cadmium or lead above the reference levels in EC Directive 2006/66.

The battery incorporated in this product is not user replaceable. For information on its replacement, please contact your service provider. Do not attempt to remove the battery or dispose it in a fire. Do not disassemble,

collection site will take the appropriate measures for the recycling and treatment of the product, including the batter y .

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Chapter 1

Before Installation

6.77 (172)

2.52

(64)

[Front View]

[Rear View]

[Right View]

Unit: in. (mm)

2.08

10.19 (259)

[Left View]

[Top View]

[Bottom View]

This chapter introduces the CPE Outdoor and describes the items that you should know before installation.

System View and External Interface

This section provides the pictorial view of the CPE Outdoor and its interfaces.

CPE Outdoor View

The figure below depicts the physical structure of the CPE Outdoor.

Figure 1. CPE Outdoor View

(53)

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[Bottom View]

[Top View]

[Left View]

13.71 (348.4)

2.08

(53)

Unit: in. (mm)

[Right View]

[Rear View]

[Front View]

6.86 (174.4)

2.52

(64)

Figure 2. CPE Outdoor View (with Cable Cover)

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Ground Terminal

LAN

[Bottom View]

CPE Outdoor External Interface

The figure below depicts the external interface structure of the CPE Outdoor.

Figure 3. CPE Outdoor External Interface

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Item

COF110-284

Dimension (W × D × H)

6.77 in.(172 mm) × 2.08 in.(53 mm) × 10.19 in.(259 mm)

Specifications

The table below lists the main specifications of the CPE Outdoor.

Table 1. Specifications

Technology 5G (follows Verizon 5GTF's latest version) Operating Frequency 27.5-28.35 GHz Channel Bandwidth 100 MHz Operating Bandwidth 100 MHz × 8 Carrier Antenna Configuration Integrated Antenna

• Data Channel: 2Tx/2Rx

• RF chain per Data Channel: 32

RF Output Power 36 dBm/Path (EIRP, Antenna Gain: 19 dBi ) Power PoE (Midspan)

* Use the power supplies that meets LPS.

Ethernet RJ45 1 Port

• PoE, 100 Base-TX or 1000 Base-T USB USB 2.0 1 Port Bluetooth BLE4.0

Nano-SIM 1 Port

USIM

LED

Factory Reset 1EA (Push Button Switch) Operational Temperature -30 to 55°C without solar load Humidity 5-100 % RH, condensing, not to exceed 30 g/m3 absolute humidity IP rating IP65 EMC FCC Part 15 Subpart B FCC FCC Part 30 (5G RF) Installation Pole/Wall mounting bracket

• Replaceable regular SIM

• support Class C operating conditions: terminal or a smart card operating at 1,8 V

± 10 %

Total: 4 EA

• Power: Green LED

• Signal: 3 Color (Green/Amber/Red)

• Connection: 3 Color (Green/Amber/Red)

• Alarm: 3 Color (Green/Amber/Red)

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Volume < 2.5 L (main frame, excluding bracket) Weight < 4.4 lb (2.0 kg) (main frame, excluding bracket) Power Consumption Typical 25 W, a maximum of 35 W

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Cautions for Installation

Observe the safety instructions described in this section when installing the system. Installation must be done in accordance with the applicable local electric codes.

Before Installing

• Post warning signs in areas where high-voltage cables are installed.

• Post ‘off limit’ signs in areas where accidents are most expected.

• Use guardrails or fences to block open areas such as ditches, open roof areas,

and scaffolds.

Install the system in the restricted access area. Use the power supplies that meets LPS.

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While Installing

The system power must be cut off before installing.

Ensure the power switch of power supply is off when installing the system.

Installing the system with power switch on may cause system damage or fatal human injury when connecting or disconnecting cables.

Ensure that workers wear protection gloves and goggles to prevent injury from

debris while drilling holes in a wall or ceiling.

Do not wear accessories such as watches and rings to prevent electrical shock.

Cover unused ports with a cap. This prevents foreign substances from entering into

the unused ports.

To prevent foreign substances, outdoor air, and moisture from entering the cable

inlet (including cable gland and conduit), finish the inlet as follows: Unused inlet: Use the hole finishing materials including cap and rubber packing. Cable-installed inlet: After cable installation, block any space in the inlet with tape, compressed sponge, rubber packing, and silicone.

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After Installing

Remove any debris produced during the work and clean up the installation site.

In the system, the laser beam light runs through the optical cable. The workers

must handle the optical cables with care as the laser beam can seriously damage the eyes.

Ensure that the workers do not damage installed cables while cleaning the system. While cleaning the power supply device, take precaution that the device does not

come in contact with foreign objects that may cause power failure.

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Number

Name

Specification

Purpose of use

Apply a torque range

For fastening M6 SEMS (Hexagon+)

Power Extension Cable

100 ft.

Basic tool

Installation Tools

The table below lists the basic tools needed for installation. The additional tools required for each site need to be identified and arranged during a site survey before starting the ins ta llation.

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1 Torque Driver

2 Screw Driver Bit

3 Screw Driver

5 Torque Wrench

6 Torque Wrench Spanner

Head

7 Spanner

Apply a torque range : 2-10 lbf·in

: 20-90 lbf·in +, Number 2 For fastening M3 Screw +, Number 3 For fastening M6 SEMS (Hexagon+) +, Number 2 For loosening M3 Screw

+, Number 3 For loosening M6 SEMS (Hexagon+) T25H For loosening M5 SEMS

T25H For fastening Torx Screw (T25H)

Apply a torque range : 10-50 lbf·in

Apply Hexagon Head: 42 mm (for 10~50 lbf·in)

42 mm For loosening Cable Gland Nut

For fastening M3 Screw

For fastening Cable Gland Nut

8 Tape Measure

10 Level

11 Hammer Drill

16 ft./150 ft. Tape measure for length

measurement

Normal For horizontality and verticality

Normal Wall type drilling

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Number

Name

Specification

Purpose of use

Chapter 1 Before Installation

12 Concrete Drill Bit

13 Cable Cutter

14 Crimping Tool

15 Cable Stripper

16 Nipper

17 LAN Tool

18 Industrial Scissor

1/4 in. (6 mm) For Plastic Anchor

0.24-1.26 in. (6-32 mm) Cable cutting

14 AWG-4 AWG (1.5-16 mm2) Pressure ter mi nal for crim pin g

Apply cable thickness: 1.5-6.2 in. (4-16 mm)

Basic Tool For cutting cable

Basic Tool RJ45 crimper

Basic Tool Cutting

Cable sheath for removal

19 Knife

20 Multi tester

21 Compass

22 Heating Gun

The required installation tools may vary depending on the site conditions.

In addition to the basic tools, protractor, ladder, safety equipment, and cleaning tools must also be arranged, considering the site conditions.

Basic Tool Cutting

Digital Pocket Tester To measure voltage and current to

detect cable disconnection

Normal Check azimuth during installation

50-300°C Shrinking Heat Shrink Tube

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Chapter 2

Installing System

Foundation Work

Unpacking and Transporting

Fixing System

Unpacking Items

Bringing in Items

Pole Type

Wall Type

This chapter describes the installation procedure of the CPE Outdoor.

Installation Procedure

The figure below depicts the procedure to install the CPE Outdoor.

Figure 4. Procedure to Install the CPE Outdoor

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Unit: in. (mm)

[Top View]

[Front View]

≥ 8 (200)

W: 6.86 (174.4)

H: 13.71 (348.4)

4.88 (124)

Unit: in. (mm)

[Top View]

[Front View]

≥ 8 (200)

W: 6.86 (174.4)

H: 13.71 (348.4)

4.88 (124)

System Arrangement

A minimum distance must be secured around the CPE Outdoor, in each direction for installation and maintenance.

The figure below depicts the minimum distance that must be secured for a pole type installation of the CPE Outdoor.

Figure 5. CPE Outdoor Arrangement Pole type Installation

≥ 16 (400)

≥ 8 (200)

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≥ 16 (400)

The figure below depicts the minimum distance that must be secured for a wall type installation of the CPE Outdoor.

Figure 6. CPE Outdoor Arrangement Wall type Installation

≥ 16 (400)

≥ 32 (800)

≥ 16 (400)

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Transporting and Unpacking

This section details how to transport the items to the installation place and describes the procedure to unpack cabinets and other components.

Bringing in Items

Take care of the following at each stage of transportation of the items:

• Before moving a system, check the storage place for the system and remove

obstacles in advance.

• When carrying the system:

o Fasten the system firmly to the transport vehicle or carrier to prevent

damage to the system from a vibration or shock.

o Use an elevator to prevent accidents. However, if the system must be

carried by people, ensure there are enough people to carry the system.

• The system must not be shocked physically.

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• Care must be taken to protect the system from dust, moisture, and static

electricity.

Unpacking Items

To unpack the items, ensure the following:

• The items must be packed until they reach the installation place.

• The items are classified in accordance with each job specification and stored at

a place that does not interfere with working.

• Unpacked systems must be installed immediately. If immediate installation of

the systems is not planned, the systems must be stored in the installation place temporarily.

• Unpack only external packing, leaving the internal packing in an unpacked

status.

• Unpack the inner packaging after each system is placed on its installation

location.

• Dispose of by-products (packaging waste) in accordance with waste

management rules. Do not recycle the by-products.

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Item List

Unit Bracket

Steel Band

AC/DC Adaptor

Cable Cover

Mounting Bracket

Power Cord

Figure 7. Item List

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Chapter 2 Installing System

The figure below depicts the packed item list.

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Category

Description

M3 Screw Outdoor

Window Cover

Chapter 2 Installing System

Fixing System

This section details the procedure to fix the CPE Outdoor.

Inserting SIM

To insert the Subscriber Identity Module (SIM)

1 Ensure that the items mentioned in the table below are available.

Table 3. Parts and Tools for inserting the SIM

Recommended Torque Value M3 Screw 4.4 lbfin (5.1 kgf·cm) Working Tools

• Torque Driver (2-10 lbfin)

• Screw Driver Bit (‘+’, Number 2)

• Screw Driver (‘+’, Number 2)

2 Unscrew the screw for fixing window cover and separate the window cover.

Figure 8. Inserting SIM (1)

3 Insert the SIM into the SIM slot.

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M3 Screw

Window Cover SIM Slot

SIM

Figure 9. Inserting SIM (2)

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4 Fix the window cover by fastening screws in numerical order (1  2  3

4).

Figure 10. Inserting SIM (3)

When fixing the window cover, make sure to check the order of screw fastening

and standard torque value (4.4 lbfin).

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Category

Description

Screw (T25H)

0.2 in.

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Fixing Unit Bracket Assembly

To fix a unit bracket assembly on the CPE Outdoor

1 Ensure that the items mentioned in the table below are available.

Table 4. Parts and Tools for Fixing Unit Bracket on CPE Outdoor

Parts Unit Bracket Assembly 1 Set

Fasteners M5 × L14 SEMS (T25H) 4 EA Recommended Torque Value M5 SEMS 25 lbfin (29 kgf·cm) Working Tools

2 Unfasten the left/right side screws of unit bracket assembly by 0.2 in.

• Torque Driver (20-90 lbfin)

• Screw Driver Bit (T25H)

• Screw Driver (T25H)

Figure 11. Fixing Unit Bracket Assembly (1)

3 Fix the unit bracket to the fixing hole of the CPE Outdoor rear using fasteners

as shown in the figure below.

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Category

Description

Pole Size (Diameter)

Length of Steel Band

M5 SEMS

(T25H)

Unit Bracket Assembly

M6 SEMS (T25H)

Figure 12. Fixing Unit Bracket Assembly (2)

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Fixing System on a Pole Type

The CPE Outdoor can be fixed on a pole. This section details both procedures.

To fix a mounting bracket on the pole

1 Ensure that the items mentioned in the table below are available.

Table 5. Parts and Tools for Fixing Mounting bracket on the Pole

Parts Mounting bracket 1 EA

Fastener Steel Band 2 EA Recommended Torque Value Steel Band Fixing Screw 48.5 lbfin (56.1 kgfcm) Working Tools

• Torque Driver (20-90 lbfin)

• Screw Driver Bit ('+', Number 3)

The standard of the pole on which the mounting bracket can be attached using

steel bands is 32 A to 100 A.

32 A (1.68 in./42.7 mm)~100 A (4.5 in./114.3 mm)

436 mm

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Steel Band Fixing Screw

Mounting Bracket

Steel Band

2 Pass the steel band through the fixing hole of the mounting bracket, as shown

in the figure below.

Figure 13. Fixing Mounting bracket on the Pole (1)

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3 Place a mounting bracket to the pole and fix the steel band, as shown in the

figure below.

Figure 14. Fixing Mounting bracket on the Pole (2)

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If it is level, the bubble of the center of both lines.

Chapter 2 Installing System

When fixing the mounting bracket, ensure that the ‘UP’ arrow is upward.

4 Check the level of the mounting bracket on the pole and adjust the level, as

detailed in the figure below.

Figure 15. Fixing Mounting bracket on the Pole (3)

spirit level is positioned at the

When fixing the mounting bracket on the pole, be sure to check the level of the

bracket. After finishing the installation, adjust the level minutely.

When poor leveling happens, adjust the position of fasteners used to fix the

mounting bracket.

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Description

M5 SEMS (T25H)

Mounting Bracket_Hook Groove

M5 SEMS (T25H)

[Left View]

[Right View]

To fix the CPE Outdoor on the pole mounting bracket

1 Ensure that the items mentioned in the table below are available.

Table 6. Parts and Tools for Fixing CPE Outdoor on the Pole

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Parts Fasteners M5 × L14 SEMS (T25H)

(Fastened to the unit bracket) Recommended Torque Value M5 SEMS 25 lbfin (29 kgf·cm) Working Tools

• Screw Driver Bit (T25H)

• Torque Driver (20-90 lbf·in)

2 EA

2 Hang the fasteners over the top groove of the pole mounting bracket, and then

fix it using fasteners. This is depicted in the figure below.

Figure 16. Fixing CPE Outdoor on the Pole Mounting Bracket

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Description

Unit: in. (mm)

: Anchor Bolt Hole

[Rear View]

2.49 (64)

3.69 (93.8)

Fixing System on a Wall Type

A CPE Outdoor can be fixed on wall using a mounting bracket. This section details the procedures for fixing the mounting bracket on the wall and fixing the CPE Outdoor on the bracket.

To mark on the wall

1 Ensure that the items mentioned in the table below are available.

Table 7. Tools for Marking

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Working Tools

Perform a leveling test before drilling by referring to System Leveling, to ensure

the positions marked are horizontal or vertical. If the result shows the marked positions are not horizontal or vertical, modify the marking positions.

When the position to place the system is determined, place the system on that

position and then mark the positions where anchor bolts are to be fixed. This reduces the marking error range.

2 Check the distance between the location for fixing the CPE Outdoor and the

anchor bolt hole, as shown in the figure below.

Figure 17. CPE Outdoor Marking Dimensions for Wall Type

• Tape Measure

• Permanent Maker

• Level

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Description

Category

Anchor Bolt

Drill Bits

Hole Depth

[O]

* Remove the debris from the drilled hole.

[Anchor Hole Cross Section]

35 mm (1.4 in)

[X]

1/4 in.

2.49 (64)

Unit: in. (mm)/ Marking Point

If it is level, the bubble of the center of both lines.

3.69 (93.8)

3 Place the mounting bracket on the fixing location, check the level status using

a level, and adjust the level of the bracket assembly.

4 If the level status is normal, mark the anchor bolt holes on the wall. This is

detailed in the figure below.

Figure 18. Marking Wall Type

spirit level is positioned at the

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To drill the anchor holes

1 Ensure that the items mentioned in the table below are available.

Table 8. Tools for Drilling

Working Tools Hammer Drill

Drill Bit (1/4 inch) Vacuum Cleaner

Table 9. Anchor Bolt Drill Bits and Hole Depth

CPE Outdoor Φ 6 1/4 in. (6 mm) 1.4 in. (35 mm)

(6 mm)

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Vacuum Cleaner

1/4 in.

(6 mm)

2 Drill anchor holes at the marked points. Remove dust from the holes using a

vacuum cleaner.

Table 10. Drilling Example

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Hammer Drill

To fix the mounting bracket on the wall

1 Ensure that the items mentioned in the table below are available.

Table 11. Parts and Tools for Fixing Mounting Bracket on the Wall

Parts Mounting Bracket 1 EA

Fastener M4 × L25 PH+ Taptite Screw 4 EA

Φ 6 × L30 Plastic Anchor 4 EA Recommended Torque Value M4 PH+ Tapping Screw 13 lbf·in (15 kgfcm) Working Tools Torque Driver (6~22 lbf·in)

Screw Driver Bit ('+', No. 2)

2 Fix the Φ 6 plastic anchors to the holes drilled on the wall.

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M4 PH+ Taptite Screw

Mounting Bracket

Wall

Plastic Anchor

Figure 19. Fixing Mounting Bracket on the Wall (1)

3 Place the mounting bracket along with the fixed plastic anchors.

Figure 20. Fixing Mounting Bracket on the Wall (2)

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When fixing the mounting bracket, ensure that the ‘UP’ arrow is upward.

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Description

M5 SEMS (T25H)

Mounting Bracket_Hook Groove

M5 SEMS (T25H)

[Left View]

[Right View]

To fix the CPE Outdoor on the wall

1 Ensure that the items mentioned in the table below are available.

Table 12. Parts and Tools for Fixing CPE Outdoor on the Wall

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Parts Fasteners M5 × L14 SEMS (T25H)

(Fastened to the unit bracket) Recommended Torque Value M5 SEMS 25 lbfin (29 kgf·cm) Working Tools

• Screw Driver Bit (T25H)

• Torque Driver (20-90 lbf·in)

2 EA

2 Hang the fasteners over the top groove of the wall mounting bracket, and then

fix it using fasteners. This is depicted in the figure below.

Figure 21. Fixing CPE Outdoor on the Wall Mounting Bracket

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Description

M5 SEMS (T25H)

[Left View]

[Right View]

Chapter 2 Installing System

System Tilting & Swiveling

To ti lt the system

1 Ensure that the items mentioned in the table below are available.

Table 13. Tools for System Tilting

Recommended Torque Value M5 SEMS 25 lbfin (29 kgf·cm) Working Tools

2 Turn the left/right side screws of the mounting bracket two turns

counterclockwise.

Figure 22. System Tilting (1)

• Screw Driver Bit (T25H)

• Torque Driver (20-90 lbf·in)

• Screw Driver (T25H)

3 Adjust the tilting angle by pulling the up and down tilt of the CPE outdoor.

o Up tilting: +6°/+12°/+15° o Down tilting: -6°/-12°/-15°

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[UP Tilting]

[Down Til t i ng]

Figure 23. System Tilting (2)

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4 Turn the left/right side screws of mounting bracket clockwise and fix it.

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Description

M5 SEMS (T25H)

[Top View]

M5 SEMS (T25H)

[Left View]

[Right View]

Figure 24. System Tilting (3)

To swiv el the system

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1 Ensure that the items mentioned in the table below are available.

Table 14. Tools for System Swiveling

Recommended Torque Value M5 SEMS 25 lbfin (29 kgf·cm) Working Tools

• Screw Driver Bit (T25H)

• Torque Driver (20-90 lbf·in)

• Screw Driver (T25H)

2 Turn the top side screw of the unit bracket two turns counterclockwise.

Figure 25. System Swiveling (1)

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[Right Swivelling]

[Left Swivelling]

3 Adjust the swiveling angle by pulling the up and down tilt of CPE outdoor.

o Left swiveling: 5°/10°/15°/20°/25° o Right swiveling: 5°/10°/15°/20°/25°

Figure 26. System Swiveling (2)

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4 Turn the top side screw of the unit bracket clockwise and fix it.

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Degree of Tilting

Degree of Swivelling

Remark

M5 SEMS (T25H)

[Top View]

Figure 27. System Swiveling (3)

When tilting and swiveling the CPE at the same time, the possible range is as

follows:

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+15° Left 25°~Right 25° 0° Left 25°~Right 25° -

-15° Left 15°~Right 25° When wall install

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Connecting Cables

Grounding

Interface Cable Connection

Connecting ground cable

Connecting LAN cable

This chapter describes the procedures to connect cables to a CPE Outdoor system and to label the cables.

Cabling Procedure

The figure below depicts the procedure to connect system cables.

Figure 28. Procedure to Connect System Cable

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Connector Attachment

Identification Tag Attachment

Connector Assembly

When assembling the

Cable Path Inspection

Cable Cutting

Cable Binding

Guidelines for Cable Connections

The figure below depicts the sequence of operations for connecting cables to the system.

Figure 29. Cable Connection Procedure

connector at the site

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When cutting the cable after installation, ensure tha t the connect or is disco nnec ted .

The cable installation while the connector is connected to the system may cause contact failure, or damage to the assembled connector and the cable, due to cable tension or operator mistakes.

The sequence of cable cutting and installation of the cable workflow can be

changed depending on the field situation such as "cutting after installing" or "installing after cutting".

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Cable Path Inspection

When installing a cable that interconnects the rectifier, Main Ground Bar (MG B), and backhaul device, within the system, cable path, length, and cable installation method must be inspected.

To inspect the cable path, ensure the following.

• A minimum cable length must be selected, so that the length does not affect

the cable installation and maintenance.

• The cable must be placed in a location where the cable is not damaged by

external factors such as power line, flooding, and footpaths.

• In areas where the cable may be damaged by external factors, ensure that

measures are taken to prevent damage to the cable, such as cable tray, ducts, and flexible pipe.

Cable Cutting

Measure the exact distance after carefully checking the route, and cut the cable using a cutting tool.

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To cut the cable, follow these guidelines:

• Cut the cable to the length determin ed in the Cable Path Inspection step.

• Use a dedicated cable cutting tool.

• Cut the cable at right angles.

• Be careful to keep the cable away from moisture, iron, lead, dust, or other

foreign material when cutting.

• Remove any foreign material attached to the cable using solvent and a brush.

Cable Installation

This process involves running the cable along the cabling path to the target connector of the system or an auxiliary device. This is done after the cable path inspection and cable cutting are completed.

To install the cab le, fol lo w these guidelines:

• Be careful not to damage the cable.

• If the cable is damaged, cut out the damaged section before installing, or

replace the cable.

• Run the cable so that it is not tangled. In particular, when installing the cable

from a horizontal section to a vertical section, be careful not to reverse the upper and lower lines of the cable.

• Always use the maximum curvature radius possible, and ensure that the

minimum curvature radius specification is complied with.

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Allowed Cable Bending Radius

If the allowed cable bending radius is specified by the manufacturer, comply with the bend radius specified.

• If the cable needs to be protected, use a suitable protective cover such as a

PVC channel, spiral sleeve, flexible pipe, and cable rack.

• Install the DC power cable and the data transmission cable away from the AC

power cable to prevent electromagnetic indu c t ion .

The table below provides the recommended minimum allowed cable bend radius of different types of cables.

Table 15. Recommended Minimum Allowed Cable Bending Radius

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1 Ground/Power Cable

2 UTP Cable 4 × OD

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• Operation: 8 × OD

• Installation: 12 × OD

Cable Binding

This process involves fixing and arranging an installed cable using binding thread, cable ties, binding wire, and ram clamps.

Follow these guidelines when binding a cable.

• Be careful not to damage the cable during binding.

• Use proper cable binding tools according to the target location (indoor or

outdoor) and the type of the cable (power supply cable, optical cable, or feeder line).

• Ensure the cutting sections of the cable tie and the binding line are not exposed

to the outside. This may cause damage to the cables or personal injury.

• Cut off the remainder of the cable thread by leaving about 50 mm of extra

length to prevent the knot from easily getting untied.

• If there is a chance of contact-failure to occur in the connector connection due

to tension, bind the cable at the closest location to the connector.

Connector Attachment

This process involves assembling a connector to an installed cable or to a device on the site.

Follow these guidelines when attaching the connector.

• Ensure operator is fully aware of the connector assembly method before

assembling the connector. Assemble the connec tor in acco rdan ce with its pin map.

• Each connector has a hook to prevent its core positions from being changed.

• Check the corresponding grooves before connecting the connector to another

connector.

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• Use a heat shrink tube at the connector connection for cables that are installed

outdoors, such as feeder lines, to prevent water leakage and corrosion from occurring at the part exposed to the outside.

• Connect each cable of the connector assembly in a straight line.

• Be careful when connecting the cable so that contact failure does not occur at

the connector connection due to tension.

Identification Tag Attachment

This process involves attaching a marker cable tie, a nameplate, and a label to both ends of a cable (connections to a connector) to identify the use of the cable and the cabling path.

Follow these guidelines when attaching an identification tag.

• When installing the cable outdoor, use relief engraving and coated labels to

prevent the markings from being erased.

• Since the form and attachment method for identification tags are different for

each provider, consult with the provider before attaching the tags.

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When connecting the cables, always connect the ground cable first. If a worker

contacts the equipment, connects a cable, or performs maintenance without connecting the ground cable, the system can be damaged or the worker may be injured due to static electricity and short circuit.

When performing cable work for the system, proceed with the ground work before

any other work to prevent errors occurring due to static electricity and other reasons.

After completing cable installation, unused ports must be capped.

When installing, take care not to overlap or tangle the cables. In addition, consider

future expansion. Install the DC power cable and data transmission cable away from the AC power cable to prevent electromagnetic induction.

Ensure the work is done by personnel properly trained for the cabling job.

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From

Cable

MGB

Home Router

AC Outlet

1) Ground Cable

3) Ethernet Cable

[Bottom View]

[PoE Midspan]

4) Ethernet Cable

2) AC Power Cable

[Inside Building]

[Outside Building]

Cabling Diagram

The cabling diagram of the system is as follows. The figure below depicts the cabling diagram of the CPE Outdoor.

Figure 30. Cable Diagram

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The table below lists the main specifications of the CPE Outdoor cable connections.

Table 16. CPE Outdoor Connection Cable

MGB CPE Outdoor 1 Ground Cable

: 14 AWG × 1C

PoE Midspan AC Outlet

CPE Outdoor 3 Ethernet Cable

Home Router 4 Ethernet Cable

AC Power Cord

: UTP, 24 AWG, 4P, CAT.5e (Outdoor Type)

: UTP, 24 AWG, 4P, CAT.5e (Indoor Type)

The inlet hole finishing method of external equipment must be done after

consultation with the operation company, if the cable is connected to external equipment, such as optical distribution box.

- Cables: Power cable, Ethernet cable

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Grounding

Grounding is the process of operating an electronic system such as a power supply system, communication system, and control system, stably without damage from lightning, transient-current, transient-voltage, and electric noise. Grounding also helps in preventing injury from electric shock.

Ground equipment minimizes the electrical potential of the electronic device to that of the ground, which is zero electrical potential. This prevents electrification of the electronic device.

Connect the ground cable first. In cabling, the connection of cables without the

connection to the ground cable may cause damage of the equipment or bodily injury to personnel.

The purposes of the ground construction are as follows:

• To prevent human life and the system from over-current, over-voltage, and

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lightning

• To provide a discharge path for surge voltage generated by lightning and

power switch

• To protect the system from static electricity

• To eliminate or minimize the high-frequency potential in the system housing

• To provide a conductor for the balance and stab il ity of high-frequency current

• To stabilize the potential of the circuit against the ground

Connecting Ground Cable

When connecting the ground cables, connect the ground cable first before

installing the system to prevent errors.

To connect a ground cable

1 Ensure that the items mentioned in the table below are available.

Table 17. Parts and Tools for Connecting Ground Cable

Installation Section MGB-CPE Outdoor Ground Terminal Cable 14 AWG × 1C Bending Radius 8 × OD Heat Shrink Tube

(Spec/Color/Length) Pressure Terminal MGB Checking MGB specifications per site and preparing connecting parts

Ф 0.4 in. (10 mm)/Clear/2 in. (50 mm)

CPE Outdoor

14 AWG, 2 Hole, Hole diameter: 1/4 in. (6.4 mm), Hole spacing: 0.63 in. (16 mm)

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Category

Description

[Rear View]

MGB

Ground Cable

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Fastener MGB Checking MGB specifications per site and preparing connecting parts

Recommended Torque Value

Working Tools

CPE Outdoor

M6 SEMS 43 lbf·in (50 kgf·cm)

• Cable Cutter

• Wire Stripper

• Crimping tool

• Heating Gun

• Nipper

• Screw Driver (‘+’, Number 3)

• Torque Driver (20-90 lbf·in.)

• Screw Driver Bit (‘+’, Number 3)

M6 × L12 SEMS (Hexagon+)/2 EA

For the pressure terminals of the cable, the UL Listed products or equivalent must

be used. Example: Manufacturer-Panduit CPE Outdoor: 14 AWG Pressure Terminal (LCD10-14A-L)

2 Install the ground cable from the MGB to the CPE Outdoor ground terminal as

shown in the figure below.

Figure 31. Connecting Ground Cable (1)

3 Assemble a pressure terminal and a heat shrink tube at the end of the CPE

Outdoor ground cable.

4 Align the pressure terminal to the mounting hole of the CPE Outdoor ground

terminal.

5 Firmly fix the pressure terminal onto the CPE Outdoor ground terminal using

fasteners.

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M6 SEMS (Hexagon +)

Ground Cable

Pressure Terminal

Heat Shrink Tube (clear)

The figure below depicts steps 3 to 5.

Figure 32. Connecting Ground Cable (2)

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Description

100~240 V AC

PoE Midspan

AC Distributor

(AC Outlet)

PoE

CPE Outdoor

Power Cabling

The figure below depicts the elements of a power supply device.

Figure 33. Power Equipment Elements

Handling the power cable incorrectly may damage the rack or cause an electric

short-circuit through the cable. Ensure the power switch of the rectifier or the system is turned off before handling the power.

The fasteners for the power cable must be tightly secured to prevent electrical

accidents.

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The heat-resistant temperature of the power cable should be 90°C or more. Install the power cable to the power port of the system by considering the radius of

curvature of its cable specification and then cut the cable. If the operator installs the cable after cutting, there may be a length difference among the core wires at the end of the cable because of the cable curvature. This may result in poor contact after the cable is connected to the power port.

If you turn the power on and off rapidly (within 1 s), the counter electromotive

force caused by cable inductance can damage the system.

Connecting more than one power cable together may increase power loss. It must be verified tha t the r ectifier or the power d is tr ibutor has an outpu t vo ltage

within the specified system input range before the power line is connected.

Connecting PoE Midspan Power Cable

To connect an AC power cable

1 Ensure that the items mentioned in the table below are available.

Table 18. Parts and Tools for Connecting Power Cable

Installation Section AC Outlet-PoE Midspan AC IN port Cable AC Power Cord Assembly Bending Radius 8 × OD

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AC IN Port

PoE Midspan

AC Power Cord Assembly

[PoE Midspan]

AC Outlet

AC Power Cable

2 Install the AC power cable from the AC Distributor to the PoE midspan, as

shown in the figure below.

Figure 34. Connecting Power Cable (1)

3 Insert the connect or into the AC IN port of the PoE Midspan.

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Figure 35. Connecting Power Cable (2)

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Description

Filler

Cable Gland Nut

Cable Gland Body

Cable Gland Nut

Interface Cable Connection

This section describes the procedures to connect interface cables.

Remove Ethernet Cable

To remov e an Ethernet cable from the CPE Outdoor

1 Ensure that the items mentioned in the table below are available.

Table 19. Tools for Remove Ethernet Cable

Working Tools Spanner (Hexagon Head: 42 mm)

2 Unfasten the cab le gland nu t and sepa ra te the filler from the cable gland body.

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Figure 36. Remove Ethernet Cable (1)

3 Remove the RJ-45 plug from the system side’s LAN port. Press the latch with

the fingers, remove the cable from the connector.

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Filler

Cable Gland Nut

Ethernet Cable

Cable Gland Body

RJ-45 Plug

Latch

Ethernet Cable

Figure 37. Remove Ethernet Cable (2)

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4 Separate the filler and cable gland nut in order from the Ethernet cable.

Figure 38. Remove Ethernet Cable (3)

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Description

System side

Color Map

PoE Midspan

Function

Connecting Ethernet Cable

To connect an Ethern et cab le (CPE ~PoE Midspan)

1 Ensure that the items mentioned in the table below are available.

Table 20. Parts and Tools for Connecting Ethernet Cable (CPE~PoE Midspan)

Installation Section CPE Outdoor LAN port~PoE Midspan PoE/OUT port Cable UTP, 24 AWG, 4P, CAT.5e (Outdoor Type) Bending Radius 4 × OD Connector CPE Outdoor RJ-45 Plug

PoE Midspan RJ-45 Plug

Recommended Torque Value

Working Tools

Cable Gland Sealing Nut 47.4 lbf·in (56.6 kgf·cm)

• Torque Wrench (10~50 lbf·in)

• Torque Wrench Spanner Head (apply Hexagon Head: 42 mm)

• Spanner (Hexagon Head: 42 mm)

• LAN Tool

• LAN Cable Tester

• Nipper

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Table 21. Ethernet Cable Pin Map (CPE~PoE Midspan)

1 White/Orange 1 BI_DA+ 2 Orange 2 BI_DA3 White/Green 3 BI_DB+ 4 Blue 4 BI_DC+ 5 White/Blue 5 BI_DC6 Green 6 BI_DB7 White/Brown 7 BI_DD+ 8 Brown 8 BI_DD-

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Filler

Cable Gland Nut

[Bottom View]

Ethernet Cable (Outdoor Type)

[PoE Midspan]

The Ethernet cable length between CPE and PoE Midspan is 3 m. If the cable

length is short, it can be connected by making a cable. At this time, the total cable length of Home router-PoE Midspan-CPE should not exceed a maximum of 100 m.

2 Install an Ethernet cable from the CPE Outdoor (LAN port) to the PoE

(PoE/OUT port), as shown in the figure below.

Figure 39. Connecting Ethernet Cable_CPE~PoE Midspan (1)

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3 Separate the cable gland nut and filler from the CPE LAN port cable gland.

Figure 40. Connecting Ethernet Cable_CPE~PoE Midspan (2)

4 Insert the cable gland nut and filler nut in order to the Ethernet cable.

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CPE

RJ-45 Plug Latch

Filler

Cable Gland Nut

Ethernet Cable

Figure 41. Connecting Ethernet Cable_CPE~PoE Midspan (3)

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5 The latch of cable side connector should be toward the rear side.

Figure 42. Connecting Ethernet Cable_CPE~PoE Midspan (4)

Front Side

6 Insert the RJ-45 plug into the system side’s LAN port.

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PoE (Midspan)

PoE/OUT Port

Filler

Cable Gland Nut

Cable Gland Body

Cable Gland Nut

Ethernet Cable

Cable Gland Body

RJ-45 Plug

Figure 43. Connecting Ethernet Cable_CPE~PoE Midspan (5)

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7 Push the filler to the cable gland body and connect the cable gland nut.

Figure 44. Connecting Ethernet Cable_CPE~PoE Midspan (6)

8 Insert the RJ-45 plug into the PoE side’s PoE/OUT port.

Figure 45. Connecting Ethernet Cable_CPE~PoE Midspan (7)

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Category

Description

PoE Midspan

Color Map

Home Router

Function

To connect an Ethernet cable (PoE Midspan)

1 Ensure that the items mentioned in the table below are available.

Table 22. Parts and Tools for Connecting Ethernet Cable (PoE Midspan~Home Router)

Installation Section PoE Midspan DATA/IN port~Home Router Cable UTP, 24 AWG, 4P, CAT.5e (Indoor Type) Bending Radius 4 × OD Connector PoE Midspan RJ-45 Plug

Home Router RJ-45 Plug

Working Tools

• LAN Tool

• LAN Cable Tester

• Nipper

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The table below provides the Ethernet cable connector pin map.

Table 23. Ethernet Cable Pin Map (PoE Midspan~Home Router)

1 White/Orange 1 BI_DA+ 2 Orange 2 BI_DA3 White/Green 3 BI_DB+ 4 Blue 4 BI_DC+ 5 White/Blue 5 BI_DC6 Green 6 BI_DB7 White/Brown 7 BI_DD+ 8 Brown 8 BI_DD-

The total Ethernet cable length of Home router-PoE Midspan-CPE should not

exceed a maximum of 100 m.

2 Install an Ethernet cable from the PoE (PoE/OUT port) to the Home router, as

shown in the figure below.

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Icon

Name

Indicator

Description

Status

PoE (Midspan)

DATA/IN Port

Home Router

[PoE Midspan]

Ethernet Cable (Indoor Type)

Figure 46. Connecting Ethernet Cable_PoE Midspan~Home Rout er (1)

3 Insert the RJ-45 plug into the PoE side’s DATA/IN port.

Figure 47. Connecting Ethernet Cable_PoE Midspan~Home Rout er (2)

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To check a LED

1 After turning the power on for the CPE Outdoor, check the status of the LED.

Table 24. LED Indication

Signal (5G Signal Strength)

2 Open the LED cover of the CPE Outdoor and check the status of the

3 × ( )

‘Signal ( )’ LED.

Amber blinking (3 times) then off

Green On High: < -95 dBm Amber On Medium: -95~-75 dBm Red On Low: > -75 dBm Off 5G disconnection

Initialization

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LED Cover

Figure 48. Checking a LED (1)

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- When the status of the LED is ‘Amber on’ or ‘Green on’, you can finish the

installation. But it is recommended that you adjust the angle of installation for the CPE to ensure ‘Green on’.

- If the ‘Red on’ status persists, then the direction of the CPE must be adjusted to make the ‘Amber on’ or ‘Green on’ status.

- Contact a person in charge to take action if the ‘Red on’ status persists when you adjust the CPE direction.

3 After checking whether the CPE Outdoor is in working order, close the LED

cover.

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Figure 49. Checking a LED (2)

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Description

Cable Cover

M3 Screw

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Fixing Cable Cover

To fix the cable cover

1 Ensure that the items mentioned in the table below are available.

Table 25. Parts and Tools for Fixing Cable Cover on CPE Outdoor

Parts Cable cover 1 EA

Fasteners M3 Screw

* Included in cable cover Recommended Torque Value M3 Screw 5.3 lbfin (6.1 kgf·cm) Working Tools

• Torque Driver (2-10 lbf·in)

• Screw Driver Bit (+, Number 2)

2 Place the cable cover to the CPE Outdoor fixing hole and fix it using fasteners.

2 EA

Figure 50. Fixing Cable Cover on CPE Outdoor

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Inspect the Installation

YES

Sharing Inspection Results

Taking Corrective Actions

On-site Inspection

Inspection Checklist

Inspection Checklist/Corrective Actions

Sharing the Results of

Inspection Plan

Checking the Results of

This chapter describes the procedures to check the installation status. The figure below depicts the overall procedure for inspecting the installation

status.

Figure 51. Installation Inspection Procedure

Corrective Actions

Corrective Actions and

Preparing Preventive Plan

Inspection Plan

Create an inspection sheet per system and select an inspector to set an inspection schedule per site.

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Category

Check Items

Criteria

Result

Pass

Fail

On-site Inspection and Inspection Checklist

The on-site inspection is to perform inspe ction v isu ally or using instruments for each specification, standard, and installation status, based on the inspection checklist at the site where the system is installed.

The inspector must record the results onto the inspection checklist during or after the field inspec tion.

Sharing Inspection Results and Taking Corrective Actions

The inspector must share the inspection results (inspection checklist and corrective actions) with an installation operator. The installation operator must take the corrective actions, if necessary, after reviewing the requirements.

Checking the Results of Corrective Actions

The inspector must check if the corrective actions are properly taken. If they are not sufficient, the inspector must ask the installation operator to take the corrective actions again.

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Sharing the Results of Corrective Actions and Preparing Preventive Plan

After the corrective actions are all completed, the inspector must share the results with the installation operator and relevant departments. The inspector must prepare a preventive plan to prevent the same or similar problems from re-occurring.

Construction Situation Checklist

The table below provides the checklist to check the installation of the CPE Outdoor and other devices.

Table 26. Construction Situation Checklist

Installing Equipment

Grounding Installation of ground bar Checking the separation of

Appearance of equipment and mechanical parts

Placement of equipment and mechanical parts

Leveling condition of equipment and mechanical parts

Validity of status and specifications of fastening bolt, nut, and washer

Cable specification Checking the specification

Equipment damage such as dent, scratch, and crack

Maintenance and horizontal/vertical placement

Horizontal/vertical statu s

Checking fasteners omission Compliance with assembly order of

fasteners Compliance with fastening torque value

communication/power/lightning grounding

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Category

Check Items

Criteria

Result

Pass

Fail

Fastening condition of a connector

Chapter 4 Inspect the Installa tion

Cabling Cable damage

Proper installation route Compliance with the radius of curvature

Cable binding status Binding status

Binding interval Checking binding materials

Cable connection Assembly condition of a pressure

terminal Fastening condition of a pressure

terminal Checking compliance with fastening

torque value

Power Cable specification Checking the specification

Checking the limit distance

Cabling Cable damage

Proper installation route Compliance with the radius of curvature

Cable binding status Binding status

Binding interval Checking binding materials

Cable connection Checking cable connection

Other data cables

Cable specification Checking the specification Cabling Cable damage

Proper installation route Compliance with the radius of curvature

Cable binding status Binding status

Binding interval Checking binding materials

Cable connection Checking cable connection (Pin M ap)

Assembly condition of a connector

Opinion

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Appendix A Acronyms

AC Alternating Current CPE Customer Premises Equipment DC Direct Current EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility MGB Main Ground Bar PoE Power over Ethernet RTN Return SEMS pre-asSEMbled washers and screws SIM Subscriber Identity Module UTP Unshielded Twisted Pair

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Appendix B Standard Torque

Bolt Spec.

Torque Value (N·m)

Torque Value (lbf·in)

Torque Value (kgf·cm)

Bolt Spec.

Torque Value (N·m)

Torque Value (lbf·in)

Torque Value (kgf·cm)

Connector

Torque Value (N·m)

Torque Value (lbf·in)

Torque Value (kgf·cm)

4.3-10-type connector

When an operator fastens the bolt, use the standard torque values provided in the tables below to prevent the equipment and bolt from damage and secure by fastening. When the torque value for each connection part is defined already, use the defined value.

Table 27. Standard Torque Value for Fastening Bolts

M3 0.63 5.6 6.4 M4 1.5 13 15 M5 2.8 25 29 M6 4.9 43 50 M8 12 110 127 M10 25 217 250 M12 42 372 428

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Table 28. Brass Bolts Torque Value

M6 2.9 26 30 M8 6.3 56 64

Table 29. Connector Connection Torque Value

SMA connector 0.59 5.2 6 TNC connector 0.88 7.8 9 N-type connector 2 17 20 DIN-type connector 25 217 250

Torque values can be different, depending on the material, characteristic, and

specification of the equipment and fastener. Ensure that you check the proper torque value for each specification of the equipment and the fastener.

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310 5G CPE Outdoor

Installation Manual

Document Version 1.0

SAMSUNG 310 Installation Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Contents

List of Figures

List of Tables

Preface

Conventions in this Document

Symbols

Menu Commands

File Names and Paths

User Input and Console Screen Output Text

Revision History

Organization of This Document

Related Documentation

Personal and Product Safety

Proposition 65 Warning (US Only)

Electrical

Manual Handling

Installation

Maintenance

Fire

Environment

Anti-Static Precautions

Power Supply Connection

Product Disposal

California USA Only

Equipment Markings

System View and External Interface

CPE Outdoor View

CPE Outdoor External Interface

Specifications

Cautions for Installation

Before Installing

While Installing

After Installing

Installation Tools

Installation Procedure

System Arrangement

Transporting and Unpacking

Bringing in Items

Unpacking Items

Item List

Fixing System

Inserting SIM

Fixing Unit Bracket Assembly

Fixing System on a Pole Type

Fixing System on a Wall Type

System Tilting & Swiveling

Cabling Procedure

Guidelines for Cable Connections

Cable Path Inspection

Cable Cutting

Cable Installation

Cable Binding

Connector Attachment

Identification Tag Attachment

Cabling Diagram

Grounding

Connecting Ground Cable

Power Cabling

Connecting PoE Midspan Power Cable

Interface Cable Connection

Remove Ethernet Cable

Connecting Ethernet Cable

Fixing Cable Cover

Inspection Plan

On-site Inspection and Inspection Checklist

Sharing Inspection Results and Taking Corrective Actions

Checking the Results of Corrective Actions

Sharing the Results of Corrective Actions and Preparing Preventive Plan

Construction Situation Checklist

Appendix A Acronyms

Appendix B Standard Torque