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5 Optionally for CP2, connect the other end of cable NT0460 into the D-sub
of the inline transceiver (part number 928A). While holding the cable
NT0477, plug the RJ45 connector with the ferrite bead into the inline
transceiver.
6 Route the cable NT0477 to the connection on the hub or router through
which the Preside Multiservice Data Manager or CPE connectivity is
established. The cable is 3.0 m (9.8 feet) long. Plug the RJ45 connector
into the hub or router.
7 Fasten the cable in place with tie-wraps except along or inside the cable
channel under the CP faceplate. Avoid resting the cable against a power
cable. Ensure that the LEDs of the transceiver remain visible.
Management of slack cable must be done at the non-CP end of the
connection or through the fiber management unit described in
241-1501-200 Passport 15000, 20000 Hardware Description .
8 Label the cable at the hub or router end as a CP cable with its node
identifier (from site records) and slot number.
9 Label the cable near the CP with information identifying which termination
port this CP is connected to.
10 Once one or both CPs are confirmed to seat properly, pull each CP out far
enough for the latches to engage the transportation ridge. Close the
latches flush with each faceplate. CPs must remain unseated until the
powering up of the Passport 15000 or 20000.
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