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- Page 1 Advanced Distribution Frame (ADF) Systems User Manual...
- Page 2 22425 East Appleway Ave., # 11 Liberty Lake, WA 99019 Telect assumes no liability from the application or use of these products. Neither does Telect convey any license under its patent rights nor the patent rights of others. This document and the products described herein are subject to change without notice.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
3.3.2 Installing Main & Interbay Storage Panels Directly on a Concrete Floor ......... 29 3.3.3 Table of Footprint Dimensions ....................31 3.3.4 Installing Lower Trough Junction ..................... 32 3.3.5 Installing Upper Trough Junction on ADF XI Bays..............32 3.3.6 Securing ADF to the Lineup..................... 33 3.3.7 Installing Rear Cable Tie-Down Bars..................34 ©... - Page 4 4.1.2 Tools & Equipment Required ....................39 4.2 Inspection ............................39 4.3 Unpacking an ADF Module ......................39 4.4 Installing an ADF Module to a Main ADF ..................40 Chapter 5: Outboard Cabling ......................43 5.1 Intrafacility Cable to Uncabled IFC Module ................... 43 5.2 Network Cabling to Network Element Module ................
- Page 5 Figure 9 - IFC to NE Interconnection Using ADF ICs in an ADF Lineup........... 9 Figure 10 - IFC to NE Interconnection Using ADF ICs in an ADF Lineup (with ISP Storage) ....10 Figure 11 - Outboard View of Right-Hand, Intrafacility Cable (IFC) Module ..........11 Figure 12 - Outboard View of Right-Hand, Network Element (NE) Module ..........
- Page 6 Advanced Distribution Frame (ADF) Systems User Manual User Manual Figure 37 - Adjusting Latch Bars (ADF Module Not Shown) ..............42 Figure 38 - Intrafacility Clamp and Cable ....................43 Figure 39 - Riser Cabling to Uncabled IFC Module ................44 Figure 40 - Securing Connector to Adapter ....................
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Page 7: Chapter 1: Description
Each Main ADF consists of an upright frame holding a vertical array of modules on each side • Each Main ADF consists of an upright frame holding a vertical array of modules on each side of a patch of a patch cord interconnect routing area. -
Page 8: Figure 2 - Typical Lineup Using Adf Cross-Connect/Interconnect (Xi) Bays
Advanced Distribution Frame (ADF) Systems User Manual Figure 1, “Advanced Distribution Frame System” on page 1, depicts a multi-purpose ADF XI bay with a Figure 1, “Advanced Distribution Frame System” on page 1, depicts a multipurpose ADF XI bay complete array of modules and an ADF InterBay Storage Panel. -
Page 9: Adf System Features
(NE) access are connected at the rear of the modules. Patch cords, as well as NE pigtail interconnects, are connected at the front of the modules. In cross-connect applications, patch cords are routed between modules on different Main ADFs through upper and/or lower ADF troughs. 1.1.1 ADF System Features •... -
Page 10: Adf System Bays
Main ADFs, such as the Main ADF XI in Figure 3, above, consist of a central cable storage area Main ADFs, such as the Main ADF XI in Figure 3, above, consist of a central cable storage area with mounting with mounting rails for the fiber tray modules. -
Page 11: Figure 4 - Main Adfs (As Shipped, Without Tray Modules)
The Main ADF and ISP can be mounted directly to a concrete floor or on a raised equipment The Main ADF and ISP can be mounted directly to a concrete floor or on a raised equipment floor. (A template floor. (A template is provided for mounting panels to the floor.) Support is provided at the top for is provided for mounting panels to the floor.) Support is provided at the top for added earthquake security and... -
Page 12: Figure 5 - End Panel
Advanced Distribution Frame (ADF) Systems User Manual Normally, ADF lineups are terminated at each end by ADF End Panels secured to adjacent ISPs. Normally, ADF lineups are terminated at each end by ADF End Panels secured to adjacent ISPs. Doors (2) -
Page 13: Adf Xis
North American model are 12 in. by 24 in. 2. The ETSI model is based on a 600 mm by 600 mm Main ADF footprint. ISPs for the ETSI model are 300 2. The ETSI model is based on a 600 mm by 600 mm Main ADF footprint. ISPs for the ETSI mm by 600 mm. -
Page 14: Figure 7 - Interconnect Ifc To Ne33
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Page 15: Adf Ics (After Trough Removed)
To convert XI to IC, remove the top trough. With the top trough removed, the overhead access to the patch area of a Main and ISP ADF ICs are confined to a center drop from an overhead cable management system. -
Page 16: Figure 10 - Ifc To Ne Interconnection Using Adf Ics In An Adf Lineup (With Isp Storage)
IFC Module Alternate Route Figure 10 - IFC to NE Interconnection Using ADF ICs in an ADF Lineup (with ISP Storage) Figure 10 - IFC to NE Interconnection Using ADF ICs in an ADF LIneup (with ISP Storage) Telect, Inc. • USA +1.509.926.6000 • Mexico +52.33.3836.37.52 www.telect.com •... -
Page 17: Adf Modules
Normally, Main ADFs are dedicated to either interconnection between intrafacility cabling and or cross-connection between the network elements. The difference lies in the type of ADF modules on the right facility elements, or cross-connection between the network elements. The difference lies in the and left sides of the Main ADF Panels. -
Page 18: Figure 12 - Outboard View Of Right-Hand, Network Element (Ne) Module
ADF modules are available for accommodating ribbon cabling, combining patching with fiber splicing, splitting and other capabilities. The modules come in right- and left-side versions, for the ADF modules are available for accommodating ribbon cabling, combining patching with fiber splicing, splitting right and left sides of the Main ADF. -
Page 19: Figure 14 - Patch Tray (Physically The Same For Ifc, Ne And Fo Modules)
ADF. A door at the end of each raceway helps guide cables downward into the patch area. turnstiles attached to the inboard patch area of the ADF. A door at the end of each raceway helps guide cables downward into the patch area... -
Page 20: Telect Adf Feature Comparison
(Cross-Connect Length) (4.5m) (4.5m) Off-frame splicing On-frame Splicing Off-frame Splicing Telect, Inc. • USA +1.509.926.6000 • Mexico +52.33.3836.37.52 www.telect.com • © 2010 Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 119736-4 © Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 12.7.16 v.4 1.509.926.6000 :: telect.com Page 1-14... -
Page 21: Figure 16 - Adf Comparisons
Figure 16 - ADF Comparisons Figure 16 - ADF Comparisons Telect, Inc. • USA +1.509.926.6000 • Mexico +52.33.3836.37.52 www.telect.com • © 2010 Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 119736-4 © Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 12.7.16 v.4 1.509.926.6000 :: telect.com Page 1-15... -
Page 22: Specifications
Preventing Direct Preventing Direct Laser Exposure Laser Exposure 1.5 Specifications 1.5.1 Weight Weights vary among ADF panels and modules. The following are approximate weights for ADF XI ETSI bays: • Main ADFs ◊ In Box: 365 lbs. (166 kg) ◊... -
Page 23: Overall Dimensions
Height: 84 inches (2134 mm) Depth: 24 inches (610 mm) • Interbay Storage Panel Width: 12 inches (300 mm) Height: 84 inches (2134 mm) Depth: 24 inches (610 mm) © Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 12.7.16 v.4 1.509.926.6000 :: telect.com... - Page 24 Advanced Distribution Frame (ADF) Systems User Manual This page intentionally left blank. © Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 12.7.16 v.4 1.509.926.6000 :: telect.com...
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Page 25: Chapter 2: Applications
IFC comes in from ladder racking (or from floor) and is broken out and presented to the back • IFC (IntraFacility Cable) modules are available for either the right or left side of the Main ADF bay side of IFC modules. -
Page 26: Cross-Connect - Nes To Nes
• NE patch cords are routed from the CMS (Cable Management System) into the ISP and presented to the back side of an adapter; the same process is done on the other side of the Main ADF bay • The ISP is used so that NE’s can be routed in both directions in the ISP. -
Page 27: Cross-Connect - Ifc To
4.5 m patch cords cross-connect IFC fiber to IFC fiber, with cable stored on the • 4.5m patch cords cross-connect IFC fiber to IFC fiber, with cable stored on the Main ADF bay Main ADF bay. Telect, Inc. • USA +1.509.926.6000 • Mexico +52.33.3836.37.52 www.telect.com •... -
Page 28: Interconnect - Ifc To
IFC modules. • On one side of the Main ADF bay, the patch cords are routed from the CMS (Cable Management System) • On one side of the Main ADF bay, the patch cords are routed from the CMS (Cable Manage- into the frame and presented to the front side of an adapter;... -
Page 29: Interconnect - Nes To Nes
Fundamentals of this cross-connect are as follows: Fundamentals of this cross-connect are as follows: • NE (Network Element) modules (only) are mounted on both sides of the Main ADF bay. • NE (Network Element) modules (only) are mounted on both sides of the Main ADF bay •... -
Page 30: Interframe Cross-Connecting
(Interbay Storage Panel) is not recommended Main ADF bay nearest the second connection. • Connect the origin, then route to the cross-connecting point and store any extra cable on the Main ADF bay nearest the second connection Telect, Inc. • USA +1.509.926.6000 • Mexico +52.33.3836.37.52 www.telect.com •... -
Page 31: Cross-Connect - Ifc To Nes - Working/Protect
Figure 23 - Cross-Connect - IFC to NEs - Working/Protect Figure 23 - Cross-Connect - IFC to NEs - Working/Protect Separate lineups provide complete isolation of fibers inside the Main ADF bay. When that cannot be done, the following are options: Separate lineups provide complete isolation of fibers inside the Main ADF bay. -
Page 32: Cross-Connect - Ifc To Nes - Working/Protect - Standalone
IFC (IntraFacility Cable) modules should be installed on the side opposite the ISP (Interbay Storage Panel) placed in the opposite half. • Working fibers are either on the top or the bottom half of the Main ADF bay. Protect fibers are placed in the opposite half •... -
Page 33: Chapter 3: Frame Installation
3.1.1 Location & Space The Main ADF and Interbay Storage Panel require space in front and at rear for access to cabling. Refer to The Main ADF and InterBay Storage Panel require space in front and at rear for access to Figure 25, below. -
Page 34: Inspection
3.3.1 Unpacking Main & Interbay Storage Panels Main ADF container: 42" x 36" x 96" (107 mm x 92 mm 244 mm) Approximate loaded weight: 365 lbs. (166 kg) Interbay Storage Panel container: 42" x 36" x 96" (107 mm x 92 mm x 244 mm) -
Page 35: Installing Main & Interbay Storage Panels Directly On A Concrete Floor
1. Use the template included with the ADF to lay out a 4-hole pattern on the concrete floor. (Use the outermost locations for anchor holes.) Procedure steps: 3. Use the template included with the ADF to lay out a 4-hole pattern on the concrete floor. (Use the outermost locations for anchor holes.) Main ADF Template... -
Page 36: Figure 27 - Adf And Interbay Storage Panel Footprints
(if required) to electrically isolate the panels from the floor structure. InterBay Storage Panel Main ADF Main ADF Figure 27 - ADF and InterBay Storage Panel Footprints Figure 27 - ADF and Interbay Storage Panel Footprints This procedure is complete. The procedure is complete. -
Page 37: Table Of Footprint Dimensions
112 mm 5.6" 26 mm 26 mm 1" 1" 76 mm 76 mm 3" 3" 300 mm 12" 45 mm 1.9" 100 mm 4.6" 500 mm 20.3" 70 mm 2.8" © Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 12.7.16 v.4 1.509.926.6000 :: telect.com... -
Page 38: Installing Lower Trough Junction
8-in. junction. The prongs on the bottom of the upper half snap and lock into corresponding holes The upper ADF troughs are sandwiched between the upper and lower halves of this two-part, 8 in. junction. 8-in. junction. The prongs on the bottom of the upper half snap and lock into corresponding holes in the lower half. -
Page 39: Securing Adf To The Lineup
Figure 30 - Rear Corner View of an ADF XIs in an ADF Lineup Figure 30 - Rear Corner View of an ADF XIs in an ADF Lineup Figure 30 - Rear Corner View of an ADF XIs in an ADF Lineup... -
Page 40: Installing Rear Cable Tie-Down Bars
Figure 32 - Recommended Top Feed Configuration Figure 32 - Recommended Top Feed Configuration Telect, Inc. • USA +1.509.926.6000 • Mexico +52.33.3836.37.52 © Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 12.7.16 v.4 www.telect.com • © 2010 Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 119736-4 1.509.926.6000 :: telect.com Page 3-34... -
Page 41: Figure 33 - Recommended Bottom Feed Configuration
Advanced Distribution Frame (ADF) Systems User Manual Figure 33 - Recommended Bottom Feed Configuration Figure 33 - Recommended Bottom Feed Configuration © Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 12.7.16 v.4 1.509.926.6000 :: telect.com... -
Page 42: Installing Cable Management System (Cms)
Facility power (AC) can be run into and through the electrical raceway at the foot of ADF XI and IC lineups. Facility power (AC) can be run into and through the electrical raceway at the foot of ADF XI and IC lineups. Telect, Inc. • USA +1.509.926.6000 • Mexico +52.33.3836.37.52 ©... -
Page 43: Figure 35 - Electrical Raceway (Front Of Base) On Adf Xi And Ic Lineups
Conduit 31.8 mm (1¼ in.) Hole, Dia. Figure - 35 Electrical Raceway (Front of Base) on ADF XI and IC Lineups Figure 35 - Electrical Raceway (Front of Base) on ADF XI and IC Lineups © Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 12.7.16 v.4 1.509.926.6000 :: telect.com... - Page 44 Advanced Distribution Frame (ADF) Systems User Manual This page intentionally left blank. © Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 12.7.16 v.4 1.509.926.6000 :: telect.com...
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Page 45: Chapter 4: Module Installation
NOTE: A “typical” ADF module and container without cabling is approximately 7 in. x 10 in. x 22 5/8 in. (179 mm x 250 mm x 576 mm) and weighs about 20 lbs. (9 kg). An ADF module with an indefinite amount of cable length and fiber count can weigh much more. -
Page 46: Installing An Adf Module To A Main Adf
Make sure the trays on the module are pivoted inward about 15° during the following step. b. Slip guide pins on the side of the module into the keyways on the ADF Frame, then close and latch the trays on the latch bar. -
Page 47: Figure 36 - Installing A Module On A Main Adf
Loosen the six adjustment screws that hold that latch bar — there are four latch bars, one per Main ADF — to the frame extender. See Figure 37, following: per quadrant per Main ADF — to the frame extender. See Figure 37, following. Telect, Inc. • USA +1.509.926.6000 • Mexico +52.33.3836.37.52 www.telect.com •... -
Page 48: Figure 37 - Adjusting Latch Bars (Adf Module Not Shown)
NOTE: For further details on installing an ADF module to the main frame, please refer to Telect Part Number 137828, Advanced Distribution Frame Module Installation and Fiber Routing Guide. You can find this document NOTE: For further details on installing an ADF Module to the main frame, please refer to Telect by searching on the part number or name at Telect.com... -
Page 49: Chapter 5: Outboard Cabling
ADF module — near the rear corners of Main ADF bay. Interconnection and cross-connection via – near the rear corners of Main ADF bay. Interconnection and cross-connection via patch cords is done in the interior area of Main ADF bays, between the right- and left-side ADF modules. -
Page 50: Figure 39 - Riser Cabling To Uncabled
3. For the first tray, open the outboard-cabling access cover by sliding the finger tab toward the front aisle. front aisle. Telect, Inc. • USA +1.509.926.6000 • Mexico +52.33.3836.37.52 www.telect.com • © 2010 Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 119736-4 Page 5-44 © Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 12.7.16 v.4... -
Page 51: Figure 40 - Securing Connector To Adapter
5. Secure the connector of the first 900-µm strand to the adapter. pull slightly on the tray latches and then rotate the trays toward the inboard area of the ADF. pull slightly on the tray latches and then rotate the trays toward the inboard area of the ADF. -
Page 52: Figure 42 - Excess Cable Routing
NOTE: In general, connect and route all outboard 900-µm strands from the riser cables before inboard patch cords. installing any inboard patch cords. Telect, Inc. • USA +1.509.926.6000 • Mexico +52.33.3836.37.52 www.telect.com • © 2010 Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 119736-4 © Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 12.7.16 v.4 Page 5-46 1.509.926.6000 :: telect.com... -
Page 53: Network Cabling To Network Element Module
ADF, the tray latches and then rotate the trays toward the inboard area of the ADF, as shown in Figure 44, on the as shown in Figure 44, on the following page.) -
Page 54: Figure 44 - Opening Trays
4. Secure the connector on the network element cable to the adapter. NOTE: Telect recommends when installing more than one network element cable in a tray, you start with the you start with the adapter closest to the tray’s inboard raceway. -
Page 55: Figure 46 - Routing Cable To Channel
Telect, Inc. • USA +1.509.926.6000 • Mexico +52.33.3836.37.52 Telect, Inc. • USA +1.509.926.6000 • Mexico +52.33.3836.37.52 www.telect.com • © 2010 Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 119736-4 www.telect.com • © 2010 Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 119736-4 © Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 12.7.16 v.4 Page 5-49 1.509.926.6000 :: telect.com... - Page 56 9. Route the rest of the network element cabling for that module before reattaching the outboard raceway cover. NOTE: In general, connect and route all outboard network element cables before installing any inboard patch cords. © Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 12.7.16 v.4 1.509.926.6000 :: telect.com...
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Page 57: Chapter 6: Inboard Cabling
Chapter 6: Inboard Cabling Inboard cabling involves interconnecting riser cables to network elements using patch cords on the inboard side of ADF modules and cross-connecting network element cables using patch cords on the inboard side of Advanced Distribution Frame (ADF) Systems the ADF modules. -
Page 58: Figure 49 - Connecting Patch Cord
Figure 51 - Cable Routing in Module Figure 51 - Cable Routing in Module Interconnection / Cross-Connection Tray L Interconnection Label Tray Label © Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 12.7.16 v.4 Interconnection / Cross-Connection Tray L Interconnection Label Tray Label 1.509.926.6000 :: telect.com Label Españo... -
Page 59: Figure 52 - Interconnecting Cable Routing
If cross-connecting between Main ADFs, place the Español: 1. ss-connecting between Main ADFs, place Figure 52 - Interconnecting patch cord in the upper or lower ADF patch trough(s) Cable Routing Cable Routing tch cord in the upper or lower ADF patch between the ADF frames, as shown in Figure 53. -
Page 60: Routing & Storing Inboard Cabling
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Page 61: Figure 56 - Interconnection With Storage On Isp
Figure 56 - Interconnection with Storage on ISP Figure 56 - Interconnection with Storage on ISP Telect, Inc. • USA +1.509.926.6000 • Mexico +52.33.3836.37.52 www.telect.com • © 2010 Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 119736-4 Page 6-55 © Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 12.7.16 v.4... -
Page 62: Cross-Connection
(OSP) cable, or between IFC and/or OSP cables. plant (OSP) cable, or between IFC and/or OSP cables. Figure 57 - Patching to Same Side of Same ADF Figure 57 - Patching to Same Side of Same ADF Figure 57 - Patching to Same Side of Same ADF... -
Page 63: Figure 59 - Patching To Same Side Of Different Adfs
Figure 60 - Patching to Opposite Side of Different ADFs (without ISP) Telect, Inc. • USA +1.509.926.6000 • Mexico +52.33.3836.37.52 www.telect.com • © 2010 Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 119736-4 Telect, Inc. • USA +1.509.926.6000 • Mexico +52.33.3836.37.52 www.telect.com • © 2010 Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 119736-4... -
Page 64: Figure 61 - Patching To Opposite Side Of Different Adfs (With Isp)
Figure 61 - Patching to Opposite Side of Different ADFs (with ISP) Telect, Inc. • USA +1.509.926.6000 • Mexico +52.33.3836.37.52 www.telect.com • © 2010 Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 119736-4 Page 6-58 © Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 12.7.16 v.4... -
Page 65: Chapter 7: Service
7.3 In-Warranty Service Contact your Telect equipment distributor or call Telect at 509-926-6000. Telect will repair or replace defective products within the limits of the warranty. See “Repacking for Shipment” in this section. NOTE: Call a Customer Service Representative for a Return Material Authorization (RMA) before returning any equipment. - Page 66 Advanced Distribution Frame (ADF) Systems User Manual This page intentionally left blank © Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 12.7.16 v.4 1.509.926.6000 :: telect.com...
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Page 67: Chapter 8: Bays And Accessories
ADF-300F Interbay Storage Panel Frame Isolation Pad ADF-300EP-ISOPAD ADF ETSI End Panel Isolation Pad Grounding 301597 ADF Ground Wire Go to Telect.com for additional information regarding intrafacility, network element or fan-out modules. © Telect, Inc., All Rights Reserved, 12.7.16 v.4 1.509.926.6000 :: telect.com...
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