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AccessNode Products
AN2016 Cabinet
User Guide
Standard Rel 1.0 May 1999
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  • Page 1 P0905277 AccessNode Products AN2016 Cabinet User Guide Standard Rel 1.0 May 1999 What’s inside... Cabinet introduction Equipment Installation guidelines Alarms Maintenance Ordering information...
  • Page 2 Except as expressly authorized in writing by Nortel, the holder shall keep all information contained herein confidential, shall disclose it only to its employees with a need to know, and shall protect it, in whole or in part, from disclosure and dissemination to third parties with the same degree of care it uses to protect its own confidential information, but with no less than reasonable care.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents About this document Cabinet introduction AN2016 cabinet description 1-1 Applications 1-2 Basic cabinet configuration 1-2 Equipment AN2016 cabinet structure 2-5 Cabinet physical design 2-5 Exterior 2-5 Doors 2-6 Cable access ports 2-6 Heat exchanger system 2-7 Environmental control unit 2-7 Cable routing brackets 2-10 Equipment compartment 2-10 Equipment 2-10...
  • Page 4 Equipment layout 2-30 Access bandwidth manager shelf 2-32 Breaker interface panel 2-34 Local craft access panel 2-35 Copper-distribution shelf 2-36 Equipment fan shelves 2-38 Fan alarms 2-38 Peripheral equipment descriptions 2-39 Rectifiers 2-39 Batteries 2-41 DC distribution shelf 2-41 DSX-1 cross-connect facilities 2-43 Repeater/span DS1 termination facilities 2-48 Mechanical specifications 2-48 Operational specifications 2-49...
  • Page 5 Battery on discharge alarm 4-3 Fuse alarm 4-3 Low voltage alarm 4-3 High voltage shutdown alarm 4-3 Rectifier failure alarm minor 4-3 Rectifier failure alarm major 4-3 Battery distribution panel alarm 4-3 High temp alarm 4-3 Door intrusion alarm 4-3 Remote measurement unit alarm 4-3 DDM + alarm 4-4 Soneplex loop extender alarm 4-4...
  • Page 6 AN2016 Cabinet User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...

  • Page 7: About This Document

    About this document This document describes the following aspects of the Nortel Networks AccessNode 2016 outside plant (OSP) cabinet (AN2016 Cabinet): • cabinet introduction • equipment • installation • alarms • maintenance • ordering information Audience The audience for this document includes the following groups: •...
  • Page 8 viii References in this document This document refers to these documents from the following product libraries: • AccessNode, Release AN16 or later: — Engineering and Ordering Information, 323-3001-032 — Ordering Spare Parts, 323-3001-151 — Configuration and Equipment Description, 323-3001-100 — Features and Services Description, 323-3001-101 —...
  • Page 9 Samples of danger and caution warnings follow. DANGER Risk of personal injury A danger warning highlights a risk of personal injury. CAUTION Risk of service interruption or equipment damage A caution warning highlights a risk of service interruption or equipment damage. DANGER Risk of electric shock This warning highlights a possible electrical hazard.
  • Page 10 AN2016 Cabinet User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...

  • Page 11: Cabinet Introduction

    Cabinet introduction This chapter introduces you to the AN2016 AccessNode outside plant cabinet and includes the following topics: • AN2016 cabinet description • Applications • Basic cabinet configuration AN2016 cabinet description The AN2016 AccessNode cabinet is the next generation, high-capacity outside plant enclosure with integrated voice frequency (VF) and T1 access and fiber transport services.The AN2016 system delivers termination and protection facilities for remote access applications ranging from 672 to 2016 voice...

  • Page 12: Applications

    1-2 Cabinet introduction Table 1-1 shows the compartments and the contents of each. Table 1-1 AN2016 compartments Compartment Contents Equipment AccessNode system, dc power distribution facilities, fiber termination facilities, environmental controls and the miscellaneous optional/custom equipment. Surge protection Copper outside plant VF/DS1 termination, cross connect and center (SPC) and fiber splice closures.

  • Page 13: Equipment

    Equipment This chapter describes the AN2016 Cabinet enclosure and the equipment in the cabinet under the following headings: • AN2016 cabinet structure on page 2-5 • Equipment compartment on page 2-10 • AC compartment on page 2-12 • Surge protection center and termination compartment on page 2-16 •...
  • Page 14 2-2 Equipment Figure 2-1 AN2016 Cabinet enclosure (front view) AN0033.EPS 113.45 Reference SPC compartment AC compartment Front view of cabinet AN2016 Cabinet User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...
  • Page 15 Equipment 2-3 Figure 2-2 AN2016 Cabinet enclosure (rear view) AN0034.eps 71.25 reference AC compartment SPC compartment Rear view of cabinet User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...
  • Page 16 2-4 Equipment Figure 2-3 AN2016 Cabinet enclosure (side view) AN0035.eps 46.34 reference Left side view (SPC) of cabinet Right side view (AC) of cabinet AN2016 Cabinet User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...

  • Page 17: An2016 Cabinet Structure

    Battery compartment — battery heater pad Cabinet physical design This cabinet can house up to three 672-line systems of Nortel Networks AccessNode equipment. The four supported configurations are described in the following sections of this chapter. The cabinet features an enclosed equipment compartment with separate compartments for the outside plant cable termination and commercial power entrance.

  • Page 18: Doors

    2-6 Equipment Doors Six doors enable you to access the AN2016 cabinet: • one each for the SPC and AC compartments • two sets of double doors for the equipment compartment The equipment compartment is accessible through overlapped hinged outside doors.

  • Page 19: Heat Exchanger System

    Equipment 2-7 Heat exchanger system The equipment compartment is equipped with the air to air heat exchanger system. The system operate in a closed loop cooling method with separate field replaceable fans for the internal and external flow paths. Three heat exchangers provide a total cooling capacity of 4800 watts. Each heat exchanger is equipped with internal and external fans which are powered independently of one another.
  • Page 20 2-8 Equipment Figure 2-4 Heat exchanger air flow AN0091.eps Air exhaust from roof Close loop air circulation within electronics equipment Heat exchanger chamber Air intake from battery compartment Battery compartment Cabinet side view of heat exchanger AN2016 Cabinet User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...
  • Page 21 Equipment 2-9 Figure 2-5 Environmental control unit AN0026.tif AN0071.tif User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...

  • Page 22: Cable Routing Brackets

    2-10 Equipment Cable routing brackets Several types of brackets are provided to neatly route and dress the various cables: • L brackets mounted in pairs at the top of each frame/bay in the equipment compartment • metal conduit raceway to route the SPC cables •...
  • Page 23 Equipment 2-11 • miscellaneous optional/custom equipment • dc power plant • dc power distribution facility • cooling facilities including fan shelves and temperature alarm sensors For an illustration of the frame/bay layout, see Figure 2-6 Figure 2-7. Figure 2-6 Frame/bay layout (front view) AN0048.eps Frame/bay A Frame/bay B...

  • Page 24: Ac Compartment

    2-12 Equipment Figure 2-7 Frame/bay layout (rear view) AN0047 Frame/bay D Frame/bay E Frame/bay F AC compartment SPC compartment Battery string Rear view of cabinet AC compartment The AC compartment provides access to an AC load center, a battery distribution and disconnect panel, a ground bar, VF protection and optical fiber cable entrance.

  • Page 25: Ac Load Center

    Equipment 2-13 AC load center The AN2016 cabinet is equipped with an eight position AC load center with one 100 A back fed main 2-pole circuit breaker, two 2-pole 40 A circuit breakers with 8 american wire gauge (AWG) in 3/4 inch conduit for dc power plant, one 15 A 1-pole circuit breaker for convenience outlets, and one 20 A 1-pole circuit breaker for battery heater pads.

  • Page 26: Battery Distribution And Disconnect Panel

    2-14 Equipment Figure 2-8 AC load center AN0078.tif AC surge arrestor for reference only Battery distribution and disconnect panel The battery distribution and disconnect panel provides circuit breaker protection for up to eight battery strings, with eight 30 A dc circuit breakers. Rack-mounted underneath the AC load center, the panel provides monitoring of the battery plant current for every battery strings.

  • Page 27: Optical Fiber Cable Entrance

    Equipment 2-15 Figure 2-9 AC compartment AN0036 Battery distribution panel CB1 CB2 CB3 CB4 CB5 CB6 CB7 CB8 30A 30A 30A 30A 30A 30A 30A 30A AC load center VF SPC 1501-1600 VF SPC 1401-1500 VF SPC 1701-1800 VF SPC 1601-1700 VF SPC 1901-2000...

  • Page 28: Surge Protection Center And Termination Compartment

    2-16 Equipment Note: Maintain at least the minimum bend radius 3.0 in. (76mm) for the optical fiber cable. Surge protection center and termination compartment The outside plant (OSP) surge protection center and termination compartment provide the interface between the electronics equipment and the OSP cables (see Figure 2-10).

  • Page 29: Battery Compartment

    Equipment 2-17 Battery compartment Note: The battery compartment is designed in a split base assembly to accommodate up to eight strings of front terminal 12 V batteries for a total capacity of 800 ampere-hour (Ah). Each string contains four batteries and is independently fused with a 30 A breaker.
  • Page 30 2-18 Equipment Figure 2-10 Surge protection center and termination compartment AN0037eps (DS1) Digital 2 Tx out (DS1) Digital 1 Rx in VF SPC VF SPC 101-200 701-800 VF SPC VF SPC 1-100 801-900 VF SPC VF SPC 301-400 901-1000 VF SPC VF SPC 201-300 1001-1100...
  • Page 31 Equipment 2-19 Figure 2-11 Optical fiber cable entrance AN0086.eps Fiber in flexible conduit Figure 2-12 Fiber routing to fiber distribution panel AN0092.eps Fiber Optical distribution patchcords panel Frame/bay D Frame/bay E Frame/bay F ABM 1 Optical fiber conduit SPC compartment AC compartment Rear view User Guide...

  • Page 32: Equipment Application And Configuration

    2-20 Equipment Equipment application and configuration The AN2016 cabinet is a field upgradable, 672-2016 line AccessNode system base that is housed in the existing AN2016 cabinet. The AccessNode family of equipment, as installed in the AN2016 cabinet, provides a carrier service area configuration for the AccessNode product line configurations for subnetworks that have point-to-point topology.

  • Page 33: Basic Equipment Configuration

    Equipment 2-21 Basic equipment configuration The AN2016 AccessNode system consists of the: • AccessNode fiber-optic based network system • ac and dc power distribution • a rectifier/charger • battery backup • surge protection center (SPC) that provides primary protection for VF and T1 pairs The basic system can be enhanced and configured as needed to meet a wide variety of application requirements.
  • Page 34 2-22 Equipment DDM+ and to the DSX-1 cross connect to interface with the AccessNode ABM#1 shelf. The outbound DS-1 use the same equipment in the opposite direction. Figure 2-13 Figure 2-14 for a view of the equipment frame/bay layout. Figure 2-13 672-line configuration (front view) AN0057.eps Frame/bay A...

  • Page 35: 864-Line Accessnode System

    Equipment 2-23 Figure 2-14 672-line configuration (rear view) AN0058.eps Frame/bay D Frame/bay E Frame/bay F Air gap LCAP Fiber manager CDS 4 (1) Helios 200 CTRL CDS 5 (1) ABM 1 Fan shelf Rectifier shelf 1 CDS 6 (1) Rectifier shelf 2 Shelf spacer Fan shelf CDS 7 (1)
  • Page 36 2-24 Equipment Figure 2-15 864-line configuration (front view) AN0055.eps Frame/bay A Frame/bay B Frame/bay C LCAP ABM 2 Future expansion Future expansion Fan shelf CDS 1 (2) CDS 2 (2) Future expansion Heat exchanger plenum Heat exchanger plenum Heat exchanger plenum SPC compartment Battery compartment AC compartment...

  • Page 37: 1344-Line Accessnode System

    Equipment 2-25 Figure 2-16 864-line configuration (rear view) AN0056.eps Frame/bay D Frame/bay E Frame/bay F Air gap LCAP Fiber manager CDS 4 (1) Helios 200 CTRL CDS 5 (1) ABM 1 Fan shelf Rectifier shelf 1 CDS 6 (1) Rectifier shelf 2 Fan shelf Shelf spacer CDS 7 (1)
  • Page 38 2-26 Equipment Figure 2-17 1344-line configuration (front view) AN0053.eps Frame/bay A Frame/bay B Frame/bay C Air gap LCAP CDS 4 (2) CDS 5 (2) ABM 2 Fan shelf CDS 6 (2) Fan shelf Shelf spacer Future expansion CDS 7 (2) CDS 1 (2) CDS 2 (2) Shelf spacer...

  • Page 39: 2016-Line Accessnode System

    Equipment 2-27 Figure 2-18 1344-line configuration (rear view) AN0054.eps Frame/bay D Frame/bay E Frame/bay F Air gap LCAP Fiber manager CDS 4 (1) Helios 200 CTRL CDS 5 (1) ABM 1 Fan shelf Rectifier shelf 1 CDS 6 (1) Rectifier shelf 2 Shelf spacer Fan shelf CDS 7 (1)
  • Page 40 2-28 Equipment Figure 2-19 Figure 2-20 for a view of the equipment frame/bay layout. Figure 2-19 2016-line configuration (front view) AN0050.eps Frame/bay A Frame/bay B Frame/bay C Air gap LCAP LCAP CDS 4 (2) CDS 5 (2) ABM 2 ABM 3 Fan shelf CDS 6 (2) Fan shelf...

  • Page 41: Accessnode Equipment Descriptions

    Equipment 2-29 Figure 2-20 2016-line configuration (rear view) AN0051.eps Frame/bay D Frame/bay E Frame/bay F Air gap LCAP Fiber manager CDS 4 (1) Helios 200 CTRL CDS 5 (1) ABM 1 Fan shelf Rectifier shelf 1 CDS 6 (1) Rectifier shelf 2 Shelf spacer Fan shelf CDS 7 (1)

  • Page 42: Equipment Layout

    2-30 Equipment • copper-distribution shelf (CDS) • fan shelf For detailed information regarding the AccessNode equipment descriptions, reference Configuration and Equipment Description, 323-3001-100, in Description, Volume 2A. The following sections describe the AccessNode equipment. Equipment layout The equipment shelves described in this section mount in the front-side of the frame/bays (A, B, C, D, E and F).
  • Page 43 Equipment 2-31 Figure 2-21 Frame/bay equipment layout front view AN0038.EPS LCAP 1 BIP 1 ABM 1 Fan shelf CDS 1-1 CDS 2-1 Spacer shelf CDS 3-1 Optional RMU block assembly Alarm block assembly Front view of bay Legend: RMU = Remote Monitoring Unit User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...

  • Page 44: Access Bandwidth Manager Shelf

    2-32 Equipment Access bandwidth manager shelf The NT4K10 access bandwidth manager (ABM) shelf supports up to seven copper-distribution shelves installed with wideband interface units providing up to 672 VF lines (see Figure 2-22). The ABM also performs bandwidth management at the DS0 level and routes portions of the SONET payload to the copper-distribution shelves.
  • Page 45 Equipment 2-33 Figure 2-22 ABM shelf (close-up view) F26746.eps C au tio n C au tio n O C I-1 2 O C I-1 2 A ct iv e LO S A ct iv e F ai l LO S F ai l User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...

  • Page 46: Breaker Interface Panel

    2-34 Equipment Breaker interface panel The NT4K14 breaker interface panel (BIP) is the power distribution unit for the AccessNode equipment (see Figure 2-23). The BIP distributes battery power to the ABM shelf and the copper-distribution shelf (CDS). The BIP contains provisions for up to 19 circuit breakers to: •...

  • Page 47: Local Craft Access Panel

    Equipment 2-35 Local craft access panel The NT4K16 local craft access panel (LCAP) provides the craftsperson with access to the ABM shelf status information, alarms and the local test access bus (see Figure 2-24). Functions available through the LCAP include: •...

  • Page 48: Copper-Distribution Shelf

    CAUTION Risk of damage to equipment During initial setup of the AccessNode, Nortel Networks recommends that the equipment side remain disconnected from the outside plant subscriber loops (at the protector modules) until the line cards are installed and powered up.
  • Page 49 Equipment 2-37 Figure 2-25 CDS (close-up view) AN0101 Power filter Power converters Left side of copper-distribution drawer Right side of copper-distribution drawer Legend: MTAC = Metallic test access card NLIC = Narrowband line-interface card User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...

  • Page 50: Equipment Fan Shelves

    2-38 Equipment Equipment fan shelves In addition to the cabinet roof fans, there are equipment fan shelf assemblies mounted in the equipment frame/bay in the interior of the equipment compartment. Equipment fan shelves enhance equipment cooling. Up to two fan shelves, can be mounted in each frame/bay. One NT4K0610 8-fan shelf is demonstrated (see Figure 2-26).

  • Page 51: Peripheral Equipment Descriptions

    Equipment 2-39 Peripheral equipment descriptions External to, and working in conjunction with, the AccessNode system, are other equipment shelves and options that provide extended flexibility in meeting customer needs. Other cabinet equipment and options include: • rectifiers • batteries • fiber patching facilities •...
  • Page 52 2-40 Equipment Figure 2-27 NT5C10CP-61 rectifier shelf e/w three MPR25 rectifiers F26749.eps FW-11328 Equalizer/float switch and adjust Fan alarm HVSD adjust HVSD Rectifier OK/fail ON/RFA Circuit breakers Inrush current OUTPUT limit fuse Test point 3/4A 250V Current meter LOAD MPR25 HVSD HVSD HVSD...

  • Page 53: Batteries

    Equipment 2-41 Batteries The AN2016 cabinet offers a variety of battery options. Eight hours of battery reserve power can be delivered at up to a maximum of 800 Ampere-hours (Ah) (refer to Table 6-19 for ordering). The following battery options are available: Manufacturer Voltage Rating...
  • Page 54 2-42 Equipment NT6C28FB-61 dc distribution shelf The NT6C28FB-61 dc distribution shelf serves as a dc power distribution point for the rectifiers and batteries in the AN2016 equipment. Figure 2-29 provides circuit breaker and fuse assignments. Functional features of the NT6C28FB-61 include: •...

  • Page 55: Dsx-1 Cross-Connect Facilities

    Equipment 2-43 Figure 2-29 NT6C28FB-61 dc distribution shelf functional feature AN0052.eps To BIP 3 To BIP 2 To DDM+ or loop extender To battery To BIP 1 distribution breaker panel To ECU 15A CB (15 and 16) for DDM+ or loop extender (2 places) To ECU To BIP 1...
  • Page 56 2-44 Equipment Figure 2-30 DS1 wiring diagram 864 and 1344 line system AN0100.eps DSX-1 1 DSX-1 1A DSX-1 1B NTNR80AA 1-14 OUTN 1-28 1-28 1-28 15-28 NTNR80BA NTNR80AA 1-14 OUTN 1-28 1-28 1-28 NTNR80BA 15-28 FRAMEGRD FRAMEGRD DS1PB:NT4K31AA DS1PB:NT4K31AA DS1IN:NT4K32AA DS1IN:NT4K32AA DS1OUT:NT4K33AA DS1OUT:NT4K33AA...
  • Page 57 Equipment 2-45 In a 2016 line AccessNode system, the ABM #1 shelf is interconnected with the ABM # 2 and the ABM # 3 through the cross-connect DSX-1 #1 (see Figure 2-32 Figure 2-33). Figure 2-32 DS1 wiring diagram 2016 line system AN0093.eps DSX-1 1 NTNR80AA...
  • Page 58 2-46 Equipment Configurations of the DSX-1 #2 includes one of the following: • DDM+ shelf • Soneplex loop extender shelf In a configuration providing the DDM+ shelf the ABM #1 shelf is interconnected with the DDM+ shelf through the cross-connect DSX-1 #2 (see Figure 2-34 Figure 2-35).
  • Page 59 Equipment 2-47 In a configuration providing the Soneplex loop extender shelf the ABM #1 shelf is interconnected with the Soneplex shelf through the cross-connect DSX-1 #2 (see Figure 2-36 Figure 2-37). Figure 2-36 DS1 wiring diagram Soneplex and ABM #1 shelf AN0097.eps DSX-1 2 DSX-1 2A...

  • Page 60: Repeater/Span Ds1 Termination Facilities

    2-48 Equipment Repeater/span DS1 termination facilities DS1 termination facilities are provided by up to two 28-position repeater shelves. DS1 lines IN are terminated with powering or bridging repeater modules or cut-through repeater modules as required. The repeater shelves are equipped with a fuse and alarm module for power protection of the modules and fuse alarm generation/transport to the alarm reporting section of the BIP.

  • Page 61: Operational Specifications

    Equipment 2-49 Operational specifications The following tables list the site specifications for • environmental control • acoustic noise • temperature • relative humidity • altitude • regulatory requirements Environmental control Table 2-3 lists the environmental control specifications for the AN2016 Cabinet.

  • Page 62: Temperature

    2-50 Equipment Temperature Table 2-5 lists the temperature specifications for the AN2016 Cabinet. Table 2-5 Temperature specifications Temperature condition Specification Normal operating temperature outside cabinet -40° F to +115° F (-40° C to +46° C) Non-operating temperature (storage or transport) -40°...
  • Page 63 Equipment 2-51 Altitude conditions and limits Table 2-8 lists the conditions and limits where all equipment shall be functional when installed at elevations between 60 meters (197 ft) below sea level and 1800 meters (5905 ft) above sea level. Table 2-8 Altitude conditions and limits Conditions Limits...
  • Page 64 2-52 Equipment Table 2-9 Applicable specifications (continued) Item Specification Exceptions Security GR-487-CORE, section 3.11 CR3-66 Alarms (See Note GR-487-CORE, section 3.12 CR3-68 Condensation GR-487-CORE, section 3.13 R3-72 Fans GR-487-CORE, section 3.14 Grounding GR-487-CORE, sections 3.15 Alternating current power GR-487-CORE, sections 3.16.1, R3-84,O3-85,R3-87, R3-88 Splicing compartment...

  • Page 65: Additional Information

    Equipment 2-53 Table 2-9 Applicable specifications (continued) Item Specification Exceptions Environmentally induced GR-487-CORE, section 3.41 vibration Electromagnetic interference GR-1089-CORE, section 3 (all, see also Note (EMI) for ECU 2), Class A devices Electrostatic discharge for ECU GR-1089-CORE, section 2 Radiated emissions for AN2016 FCC, part 15, class A Note 1: The alarms include door intrusion and high temperature alarms.

  • Page 66: Battery Backup

    2-54 Equipment Battery backup In the event of temporary power failure, an optional battery reserve of up to 800 Ah powers the system for up to eight hours of uninterrupted operation. Note: To operate with battery backup, you must install the correct number of battery strings for the number of VF lines connected to the cabinet (see Table...

  • Page 67: Installation Guidelines

    Installation guidelines The procedures in this chapter describe how to install the AN2016 Cabinet. Procedures in this chapter Table 3-1 lists the installation procedures in the order in which you must perform them. Table 3-1 Installation procedures Action Details Unpacking the cabinet Procedure 3-1 on page 3-2 Selecting the site Procedure 3-2 on page 3-3...

  • Page 68: Unpacking The Cabinet

    3-2 Installation guidelines Procedure 3-1 Unpacking the cabinet Use this procedure to unpack the AN2016 Cabinet. Requirements You need the following tools and materials: • claw hammer or ripping bar to remove crating material Risk of cabinet tipping Before opening the front or rear door, ensure that the other door is locked.

  • Page 69: Selecting The Site

    Installation guidelines 3-3 Procedure 3-2 Selecting the site Use this procedure to select the best location for the AN2016 Cabinet. Consider the following recommendations when engineering the site. Action Step Action Obtain the rights-of-way from landowner and other permits or approvals from public authorities.

  • Page 70: Preparing A Concrete Mounting Pad For The Cabinet

    3-4 Installation guidelines Procedure 3-3 Preparing a concrete mounting pad for the cabinet Use this procedure to prepare a concrete mounting pad. Place the AN2016 Cabinet on a concrete pad, which is either poured in place or precast. Install a power transfer pedestal on the mounting pad or mounted on a pole near the cabinet.
  • Page 71 Installation guidelines 3-5 Procedure 3-3 (continued) Preparing a concrete mounting pad for the cabinet Use the following recommendations before you prepare the cabinet mounting site: • Use concrete only for the foundation pad. Do not use substitute materials, such as reinforced plastics (which lack the rigidity required for cabinet placement).
  • Page 72 If using a separate power transfer pedestal, dig a trench for the electrical conduit going from the AN2016 cabinet to the power transfer pedestal. Note: Nortel Networks recommends you use the 10 in. x 17 in. cable entry box for routing your ac cables (see...
  • Page 73 Installation guidelines 3-7 Procedure 3-3 (continued) Preparing a concrete mounting pad for the cabinet Step Action Lay the AN2016 template on the ground, placing it over the conduits. Slip the conduits into the template holes to position them. Back fill and tamp the trench to hold the conduit firmly in place (see Figure 3-4).
  • Page 74 3-8 Installation guidelines Procedure 3-3 (continued) Preparing a concrete mounting pad for the cabinet Step Action Be sure that all the wire mesh or reinforcing bars are set approximately two inches (51 mm) off the bottom of the form. If required, use local practices to treat the area below the mounting pad and for two feet around the perimeter against insect infestation.
  • Page 75 Installation guidelines 3-9 Figure 3-2 Cabinet mounting template AN0005.tif 112.50 88.500 2.75 37.750 46.50 TORQUE P34617 AND P71313 TO 75 FT-LBS (4 PLACES) Note: All dimensions are in inches. No. Qty. Description Pad template, weldment Bolt, 1/2-13x1 HH Washer,1/2” plain Nut, wing User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...
  • Page 76 3-10 Installation guidelines Figure 3-3 Foundation pad AN0008.eps AC electrical conduit extending 2" above concrete pad. 10" x 17" cable entry box for termination compartment. Welded wire mesh Do not allow concrete to enter. 6 x 6 x 6/6 (6 ga. wire) or 6 x 6 x 4/4 (4-ga.
  • Page 77 Installation guidelines 3-11 Figure 3-5 AN2016 system ground block diagram AN0104.eps All dielectric fiber All OSP Cu cables Bending radius > 8 in. cables entering from X-connect and no less than 90 through here entering here SPC and termination AC compartment 100 amp compartment X-connect...

  • Page 78: Preparing The Cabinet For Installation

    3-12 Installation guidelines Procedure 3-4 Preparing the cabinet for installation Use this procedure to install the AN2016 cabinet. DANGER Risk of injury or death Improper hoisting equipment and procedures can result in serious injury of death. Follow the following safety measures when you perform this procedure. •...
  • Page 79 Installation guidelines 3-13 Procedure 3-4 (continued) Preparing the cabinet for installation Requirements You need the following tools and materials: • one derrick (crane) capable of lifting 4,000 lbs (1,809 kg) • two, 8-ft long (minimum) wire rope slings (each with 4,000 lbs [1,809 kg] capacity) •...
  • Page 80 3-14 Installation guidelines Procedure 3-4 (continued) Preparing the cabinet for installation Step Action Insert the lifting cable sling connecting links securely through all four lifting eye bolts (see Figure 3-10). Take up the slack with the crane to prevent the cabinet from tipping when you remove the pallet brackets.
  • Page 81 Installation guidelines 3-15 Figure 3-7 Latch lifted AN0011.tif Figure 3-8 Wind latch AN0012.tif User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...
  • Page 82 3-16 Installation guidelines Figure 3-9 Rubber gasket AN0013.tif .875 ø ø 2.500 45.50 17.50 40.00 10.00 54.25 Figure 3-10 Slings in eye bolts AN0014.tif AN2016 Cabinet User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...
  • Page 83 Installation guidelines 3-17 Figure 3-11 Front base panel AN0023.tif Figure 3-12 Pallet mounting bracket AN0028.tif User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...

  • Page 84: Routing The Cables To The Mounting Pad

    3-18 Installation guidelines Procedure 3-5 Routing the cables to the mounting pad Use this procedure to route the AN2016 Cabinet cables to the mounting pad. For an illustration of the cabinet termination end compartment, see Figure 3-13. Requirements You need the following tools and materials: •...
  • Page 85 Installation guidelines 3-19 Figure 3-13 Termination end compartment AN0090.tif Figure 3-14 Nozzle removal AN0016.tif User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...
  • Page 86 3-20 Installation guidelines Figure 3-15 Front cable sleeve plate AN0017.tif Figure 3-16 Center base plate AN0018.tif AN2016 Cabinet User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...

  • Page 87: Mounting The Cabinet On The Pad

    Installation guidelines 3-21 Procedure 3-6 Mounting the cabinet on the pad Use this procedure to install the AN2016 Cabinet on a concrete pad. Requirements You need the following tools and materials: • hammer • pinch bar, 30 in. (750 mm) •...
  • Page 88 3-22 Installation guidelines Procedure 3-6 (continued) Mounting the cabinet on the pad Action Step Action Remove the anchor bolts and washers from the concrete pad. Note: Save the bolts to attach the cabinet to the concrete pad. Make sure that hard hats are worn by all personnel during the lift. Lift the cabinet using the crane.
  • Page 89 Installation guidelines 3-23 Figure 3-17 Anchor bolt AN0019.tif User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...

  • Page 90: Leveling The Cabinet

    3-24 Installation guidelines Procedure 3-7 Leveling the cabinet Use this procedure to level the AN2016 Cabinet and align the doors. Requirements You need the following tools and materials: • socket wrench set • spirit level, 24 in. (610 mm) Action Step Action Open the cabinet doors and locate the spacer kit supplied with the cabinet in...
  • Page 91 Installation guidelines 3-25 Figure 3-18 Alignment bracket and spacer AN0024.tif Lower Door Front 1/2-13 Bolt Alignment bracket securing bolt Alignment 1/2-13 bracket Clinch Nut User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...

  • Page 92: Installing The Cable In The Split Sleeve

    3-26 Installation guidelines Procedure 3-8 Installing the cable in the split sleeve Use this procedure to install the AN2016 Cabinet cables in the split sleeve located in the termination end compartment. Requirements You need the following tools and materials: • socket wrench set Action Step...
  • Page 93 Installation guidelines 3-27 Procedure 3-8 (continued) Installing the cable in the split sleeve Step Action Apply locally approved sealing compound around the opening in the split base panel. Place sealing compound along the joint between the front and rear split panel and around the split cable sleeve seam. Install any remaining cables in the front split cable sleeves.

  • Page 94: Connecting The Earth Ground To The Cabinet

    3-28 Installation guidelines Procedure 3-9 Connecting the earth ground to the cabinet Use this procedure to connect the earth ground to the AN2016 Cabinet. The ground ring system of the cabinet is normally buried in the ground around the cabinet. Follow local electrical codes for buried grounding techniques and requirements.
  • Page 95 Installation guidelines 3-29 Procedure 3-9 (continued) Connecting the earth ground to the cabinet Step Action Connect the earth ground wires (2 AWG solid bare tinned copper) from the ground ring to the ground bar (see Figure 3-5 Figure 3-20). Note: The ground-to-earth resistance must be less than or equal to 25 Ohms.
  • Page 96 3-30 Installation guidelines Procedure 3-9 (continued) Connecting the earth ground to the cabinet Figure 3-19 Bonding wire 2 AWG AN0106.eps Bonding wire which bonds the ground system of the power pedestal to the ground system of the cabinet Figure 3-20 Ground bar AN0112.eps Bonding wire...
  • Page 97 Installation guidelines 3-31 Procedure 3-9 (continued) Connecting the earth ground to the cabinet Table 3-2 lists the minimum torque for bonding and ground connections using different nut sizes. Table 3-2 Minimum torque for bonding and ground connections Nut size Torque (in-lb) Torque (ft-lb) Torque (n-m) 6-32 8-32...

  • Page 98: Installing The Surge Arrestor

    3-32 Installation guidelines Procedure 3-10 Installing the surge arrestor Use this procedure to install the secondary surge arrestor to the AC load center in the AN2016 Cabinet. Install the surge arrestor to the AC load center in the following conditions only: •...
  • Page 99 Installation guidelines 3-33 Procedure 3-10 (continued) Installing the surge arrestor Step Action Locate the knockout in the lower right side of the AC load center, for mounting the surge arrester (see Figure 2-8). Note: For maximum surge protection keep leads as short as possible when you install the surge arrestor.

  • Page 100: Connecting Ac Power

    3-34 Installation guidelines Procedure 3-11 Connecting ac power Use this procedure to connect commercial power to the AN2016 Cabinet. Each AN2016 cabinet can accept a separately protected 120/240 V ac single phase, 60 Hz circuit with a maximum 100A load. For an illustration of the AC wiring diagram, see Figure 3-23.
  • Page 101 Installation guidelines 3-35 Procedure 3-11 (continued) Connecting ac power Step Action Make sure all the breakers on the ac distribution box are in the OFF position. Remove the breaker box cover by removing the screw. Verify that the power is not present on the ac power leads. Route the ac power leads (L1, L2, N, and Gnd) from the external ac power source though the conduit at the bottom of the ac distribution box.
  • Page 102 3-36 Installation guidelines Figure 3-22 AC compartment knockout AN0107.eps Knockout for routing the AC power source through the 10 in. x 17 in. cable entry box in a conduit AN2016 Cabinet User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...
  • Page 103 AC compartment J1(GFI) LOAD To metered over current protected single phase AC load center 120/240 service shown J2(GFI) LINE for reference only. Wires are installed in the field. Main chamber (front) Main chamber (rear) Termination compartment NEUTRAL BAR Frame ground #6 AWG Green to ground bar in termination Rect.1 Rect.2...

  • Page 104: Installing Batteries

    3-38 Installation guidelines Procedure 3-12 Installing batteries Use this procedure to install the batteries in the battery compartment of the AN2016 Cabinet. You can mount batteries in the AN2016 cabinet or inside a battery vault. The battery compartment can hold 32 batteries, divided in eight 100 Ah strings of 12V dc batteries.
  • Page 105 Installation guidelines 3-39 Procedure 3-12 (continued) Installing batteries Battery options Table 3-3 lists the battery options Table 3-3 Battery options Description Quantity A0734525 Battery single block C&D FA-12-100 See Note 1 and 2 A0774151 Battery string hook up cable 1 for each string A0773445 Battery single block East Penn See Note 1 and 2 12AVR100-3ET...
  • Page 106 3-40 Installation guidelines Procedure 3-12 (continued) Installing batteries Step Action Remove the battery cover according to battery manufacturer 's instructions. Slide the first string of batteries lengthwise with terminals facing front, into the battery compartment. Push the batteries all the way into the back of the battery compartment until the battery touches the divider wall.
  • Page 107 Installation guidelines 3-41 Figure 3-24 Batteries installed in compartment AN0022.tif Figure 3-25 DC disconnect panel AN0031.tif User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...
  • Page 108 3-42 Installation guidelines Figure 3-26 Battery string arrangement AN0030.eps Anderson connector BLACK Batt 1 Batt 2 Batt 3 Batt 4 AN2016 Cabinet User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...

  • Page 109: Installing Battery Cables From An External Vault

    Use this procedure to install the battery cables through the knockouts and to connect these cables in the battery compartment. Different lengths of cable harness are required for the routing of the cables in the battery compartment. Nortel Networks recommends you prepare your battery cables as described in Table 3-4.
  • Page 110 3-44 Installation guidelines Procedure 3-13 (continued) Installing batteries Step Action Install the batteries into the external vault according to local practices and battery manufacturer’s recommendations. —end— Figure 3-27 Knock out for external battery vault AN0084.tif Table 3-4 Battery cable length for each string in the cabinet Battery string Length 1 and 5...

  • Page 111: Alarms

    Alarms This chapter provides information about AN2016 Cabinet AccessNode alarms. Alarm block location and description Figure 4-1 shows the location of alarm block TB1 which is accessed in this chapter. Figure 4-1 TB1 alarm block location AN0067.eps LCAP 1 BIP 1 ABM #1 CDS 1-1 CDS 2-1...
  • Page 112 4-2 Alarms Table 4-1 lists the pin descriptions of the TB1 alarm block Table 4-1 TB1 alarm block description Description Description Telemetry input #1 High voltage shut down (HVSD) alarm Telemetry input #2 Rectifier fail alarm minor (RFA Min) Telemetry input #3 Rectifier fail alarm major (RFA Maj) ACO (alarm cutoff)

  • Page 113: Alarms Definitions

    Alarms 4-3 Alarms definitions This section describes the equipment alarms listed in Table 4-1. AC fail alarm An ac fail alarm is generated when the circuit detects a ac power failure. Battery on discharge alarm The battery on discharge (BOD) alarm is generated when the batteries are supplying the current to the equipment.

  • Page 114: Ddm + Alarm

    4-4 Alarms DDM + alarm The DDM+ alarm is generated when a minor or a major alarm is detected. Soneplex loop extender alarm The Soneplex loop extender alarm is generated when a minor, major or critical alarm is detected. Alarm connections All of the above alarms are precabled to a four by ten wire wrap block (TB1).

  • Page 115: Procedure In This Chapter

    Alarms 4-5 Procedure in this chapter Table 4-2 lists the procedure contained in this chapter. Table 4-2 Action Details Connecting the alarms Procedure 4-1 on page 4-6 User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...

  • Page 116: Connecting The Alarms

    4-6 Alarms Procedure 4-1 Connecting the alarms Use this procedure to connect the alarms to be reported to the ABM #1 shelf. Requirements You need the following tools and materials: • wire-wrap tool • solid wire 24 AWG Action Step Action Select the alarms to be reported to the ABM #1 shelf and the input telemetry points to be used (see...

  • Page 117: Maintenance

    Maintenance This chapter provides maintenance procedures for the AN2016 Cabinet. Note: When any one of the doors of the cabinet are opened, the “Door Intrusion” alarm will be raised and visible at the central office. To disable the alarm during maintenance activities, you must pull carefully on the door switch until it is in the complete outward position.

  • Page 118: Installing The Rectifiers

    5-2 Maintenance Procedure 5-1 Installing the rectifiers Use this procedure to add a rectifier in the Helios System 200/48. The system is equipped with 25 A plug-in rectifiers. The alarm and dc output cabling is installed and verified at the factory. Action Step Action...
  • Page 119 Maintenance 5-3 Figure 5-1 Rectifier sensing lead switches AN0102.eps Rectifier sense Rect shelf 3 Rect 3 Rect shelf 3 Rect 2 Rect shelf 3 Rect 1 Rect shelf 2 Rect 3 Rect shelf 2 Rect 2 Rect 1 Rect shelf 2 Rect 3 Rect shelf 1 Rect 2...

  • Page 120: Control Card Replacement

    5-4 Maintenance Procedure 5-2 Control card replacement Use this procedure to replace the control card. You can replace the control card without taking the System 200 power plant out of service and generating alarms. CAUTION Risk of equipment damage The control card contains some discrete and micro electronics solid state devices.

  • Page 121: Replacing A Rectifier

    Maintenance 5-5 Procedure 5-3 Replacing a rectifier Use this procedure to replace rectifiers. Action Step Action Notify the Alarm Center of incoming alarms during this procedure. Turn off the ac and dc circuit breakers on the rectifier being replaced. Open the associated sense switch on SW1 on the back plane.

  • Page 122: Heat Exchanger Maintenance

    5-6 Maintenance Procedure 5-4 Heat exchanger maintenance The heat exchangers are designed to run for years without any routine maintenance. If a fan unit fails, you can replace without removing the heat exchanger (see Procedure 5-5, “Replacing the fan”). DANGER Electrical hazard mechanical hazard.

  • Page 123: Replacing The Fan

    Maintenance 5-7 Procedure 5-5 Replacing the fan Use this procedure to replace the cabinet fans. You must replace the fans from the front of the cabinet (termination compartment on the left and the AC compartment on the right). Follow the fan sequence one, three, and five from left to right on the top.
  • Page 124 5-8 Maintenance Procedure 5-5 (continued) Replacing the fan Step Action Top Fan Replacement Disconnect power to the fan you are replacing. Verify that power is off before proceeding. You can access top fans through a top cap in the solar shield. To remove and replace one of the top fans, use a 216-type tool.
  • Page 125 Maintenance 5-9 Figure 5-3 Removing the front air deflector AN0060.tif Figure 5-4 Removing the fan assembly AN0061.tif User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...
  • Page 126 5-10 Maintenance Figure 5-5 Removing the top cap AN0062.tif Figure 5-6 Removing screws from the fan mounting plate AN0063.tif AN2016 Cabinet User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...
  • Page 127 Maintenance 5-11 Figure 5-7 Fan power plug AN0064.tif Figure 5-8 Disconnecting the fan power plug AN0065.tif User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...
  • Page 128 5-12 Maintenance Figure 5-9 Removing the fan AN0066.tif AN2016 Cabinet User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...

  • Page 129: Replacing The Ecu

    Maintenance 5-13 Procedure 5-6 Replacing the ECU Use this procedure to replace the environmental control unit (ECU). Action Step Action Turn off power to the ECU by turning the appropriate circuit breakers to the off position (see Figure 2-29). Make sure there is no power supplied to the ECU. Remove the screws that connect the ECU to the heat exchanger vent.
  • Page 130 5-14 Maintenance Figure 5-10 Environmental control unit diagram AN0109.eps Front view Rear view Figure 5-11 ECU connections AN0110.eps Heat exchanger fans shelves Not used Thermostat Thermistors Intrusion alarms AN2016 Cabinet User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...
  • Page 131 Maintenance 5-15 Table 5-2 lists the connector description of J1 through J20 located on the environmental control unit. Table 5-2 Connector Description J1 through J20 Connector Designation Pin Number Pin Description System Alarm System Alarm High Temperature Alarm High Temperature Alarm Intrusion Alarm Intrusion Alarm Not Used...
  • Page 132 5-16 Maintenance Table 5-2 (continued) Connector Description J1 through J20 Ground -48 Vdc Tachometer Control Ground -48 Vdc Tachometer Control Ground -48 Vdc Alarm Control Ground -48 Vdc Alarm Ground -48 Vdc Alarm Ground -48 Vdc Alarm Ground -48 Vdc Alarm Ground -48 Vdc...

  • Page 133: Starting Up The Ecu

    Maintenance 5-17 Procedure 5-7 Starting up the ECU Use this procedure to verify the environmental control unit (ECU) start up sequence. The ECU has a start up and initialization routine which begins if any of the following three procedures are performed: •...
  • Page 134 5-18 Maintenance Figure 5-12 LED functions AN0111.eps Override System Mode Thermistor Intrusion Fuse High temperature Fan shelf Fan shelf Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used HX fan 6 HX fan 5 HX fan 4 HX fan 3 HX fan 2 HX fan 1...

  • Page 135: Connecting The Fan Shelves To The Ecu

    Maintenance 5-19 Procedure 5-8 Connecting the fan shelves to the ECU Use this procedure to connect the fan shelves to the environmental control unit (ECU). Action Step Action Turn off power to the ECU by turning the appropriate circuit breaker to the off position (see Figure 2-29).
  • Page 136 5-20 Maintenance AN2016 Cabinet User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...

  • Page 137: Ordering Information

    Ordering information This chapter lists the ordering codes for the AN2016 Cabinet. To order a cabinet, you must order the following: • cabinet equipment includes (all standard equipment and expansion kits in appropriate tables) Note: The tables of standard equipment list the major pieces of equipment and all cable assemblies.
  • Page 138 6-2 Ordering information For a front view of frame/bay A, B, C, D, E and F, the equipment frame/bay layouts and mounting positions, see Figure 6-1, Figure 6-2, Figure 6-3, Figure 6-4, Figure 6-5 Figure 6-6. Figure 6-1 672-line configuration (front view frame/bay A) AN0089.eps 1.250 Reserved and dedicated...
  • Page 139 Ordering information 6-3 Figure 6-2 672 and 864-line configuration (front view frame/bay B) AN0089.eps 1.250 Reserved and dedicated positions for future expansion (Note) .500 .375 .625 .625 .500 24.335 reference Front view Note: The following empty spaces are reserved and dedicated only for future expansion using CDS shelves or future UE 9000 shelves.
  • Page 140 6-4 Ordering information Figure 6-3 672, 864 and 1344-line configuration (front view frame/bay C) AN0089.eps 1.250 Reserved and dedicated positions for future expansion (Note) .500 .375 .625 .625 .500 24.335 reference Front view Note: The following empty spaces are reserved and dedicated only for future expansion using CDS shelves or future UE 9000 shelves.
  • Page 141 Ordering information 6-5 Figure 6-4 672, 864, 1344 and 2016-line configuration (front view frame/bay D) AN0040.eps Remote monitoring unit (optional) Fiber manager (optional) DC power control and distribution panel Power shelf 1 Power shelf 2 DSX 1 (optional) DSX 2 (optional) Loop extender or DDM + (optional) Front view of bay...
  • Page 142 6-6 Ordering information Figure 6-5 672, 864, 1344 and 2016-line configuration (front view frame/bay E) AN0038.eps LCAP 1 BIP 1 ABM 1 Fan shelf CDS 1-1 CDS 2-1 Spacer shelf CDS 3-1 Optional RMU block assembly Alarm block assembly Front view of bay Legend: RMU = Remote Monitoring Unit AN2016 Cabinet User Guide...
  • Page 143 Ordering information 6-7 Figure 6-6 672, 864 and 1344-line configuration (front view frame/bay F) AN0039.eps CDS 4-1 CDS 5-1 Fan shelf CDS 6-1 Spacer shelf CDS 7-1 Reserved and dedicated positions for future expansion (Note) ECU unit Front view of bay Note: The following empty spaces are reserved and dedicated only for future expansion using CDS shelves or future UE 9000 shelves.
  • Page 144 6-8 Ordering information Figure 6-7 864-line configuration (front view frame/bay A) AN0041.eps LCAP 2 BIP 2 ABM 2 Fan shelf CDS 1-2 CDS 2-2 Reserved and dedicated positions for future expansion (Note) Front view of bay Note: The following empty spaces are reserved and dedicated only for future expansion using CDS shelves or future UE 9000 shelves.
  • Page 145 Ordering information 6-9 Figure 6-8 1344 and 2016-line configuration (front view frame/bay A) AN0042.eps LCAP 2 BIP 2 ABM 2 Fan shelf CDS 1-2 CDS 2-2 Spacer shelf CDS 3-2 Front view of bay User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...
  • Page 146 6-10 Ordering information Figure 6-9 1344-line configuration (front view frame/bay B) AN0043.eps CDS 4-2 CDS 5-2 Fan shelf CDS 6-2 Spacer shelf CDS 7-2 Reserved and dedicated positions for future expansion (Note) Front view of bay Note: The following empty spaces are reserved and dedicated only for future expansion using CDS shelves or future UE 9000 shelves.
  • Page 147 Ordering information 6-11 Figure 6-10 2016-line configuration (front view frame/bay B) AN0044.eps CDS 4-2 CDS 5-2 Fan shelf CDS 6-2 Spacer shelf CDS 7-2 CDS 4-3 Fan shelf CDS 5-3 Front view of bay User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...
  • Page 148 6-12 Ordering information Figure 6-11 2016-line configuration (front view frame/bay C) AN0046.eps LCAP 3 BIP 3 ABM 3 Fan shelf CDS 1-3 CDS 2-3 Spacer shelf CDS 3-3 Front view of bay AN2016 Cabinet User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...
  • Page 149 Ordering information 6-13 Figure 6-12 2016-line configuration (front view frame/bay F) AN0045.eps CDS 4-1 CDS 5-1 Fan shelf CDS 6-1 Spacer shelf CDS 7-1 CDS 6-3 Fan shelf CDS 7-3 ECU unit Front view of bay Table 6-1 on page 6-14 lists the standard equipment for a 672-line AN2016 Cabinet User Guide...
  • Page 150 6-14 Ordering information Table 6-1 AN2016 Cabinet 672-line equipment (standard) Description Quantity A0774668 A0774668 Pad mounting template Note: To be ordered ahead of time for site preparation. NTNR01AA includes AN2016 outside plan (OSP) cabinet with heaterpad (3M) A0768446 400 pair VF, 5 pins, field side 26 AWG, 8 ft long A0768447 300 pair VF, 5 pins, field side 26 AWG, 6 ft long A0768448...
  • Page 151 Ordering information 6-15 Table 6-1 (continued) AN2016 Cabinet 672-line equipment (standard) Description Quantity NT4K85KA BIP control cable assembly A0630076 Circuit breaker 30 A 80 V dc NTNR11AA includes Copper distribution shelf kit NT4K12AB Copper distribution shelf NT4K1222 Line shelf label kit NT4K82DA Cable assembly, A/B link VF/T/D, CDS 1 NT4K82DB...
  • Page 152 6-16 Ordering information Table 6-1 (continued) AN2016 Cabinet 672-line equipment (standard) Description Quantity P0805660 Cable assembly used on NT6C28FB-61 NTNR93AA Rectifier dc power cable assembly NTNR93BA Rectifier ground wire assembly P0832887 DC distribution shelf mounting bracket P0835511 Cable assembly Cables, assemblies and kits to order NTNR90AA Distribution power cable used to power up the CDS shelves NTNR90BA...
  • Page 153 Ordering information 6-17 Table 6-3 (continued) 672- to 864-line expansion kit equipment (standard) for AN2016 Cabinet Description Quantity NT4K10AB Access common equipment shelf NT4K1033 ABM front shelf cover NT4K0610 Fan shelf assembly, eight fans P0846202 Fan shelf assembly cover NT4K84BA Power cable common equipment NT4K1024 ABM english label kit...
  • Page 154 6-18 Ordering information Table 6-3 (continued) 672- to 864-line expansion kit equipment (standard) for AN2016 Cabinet Description Quantity NTNR90AA Distribution power cable used to power up the CDS shelves 1 NTNR90BA Cable kit to power up the CDS shelves 1-7 talk batteries P0902427 Cabinet label kit A0108992...
  • Page 155 Ordering information 6-19 Table 6-4 (continued) 672- to 1344-line expansion kit equipment (standard) for AN2016 Cabinet Description Quantity NT4K1024 ABM english label kit NT4K1422 Breaker interface panel english label kit P0732671 Product label identification NT4K85JB Termination, cooling unit interface NT4K85KA BIP control cable assembly A0630076 Circuit breaker 30 A 80 V dc...
  • Page 156 6-20 Ordering information Table 6-4 (continued) 672- to 1344-line expansion kit equipment (standard) for AN2016 Cabinet Description Quantity NT7E44JC CNet bay cable provides communication links between ABM shelves NTNR80AA 14 pair cable assembly provides DS1 connectivity between AccessNode and DSX panel NTNR80BA 28 pair cable assembly provides DS1 connectivity between AccessNode and DSX panel...
  • Page 157 Ordering information 6-21 Table 6-5 (continued) 672- to 2016-line expansion kit equipment (standard) for AN2016 Cabinet Description Quantity NT4K1033 ABM front shelf cover NT4K0610 Fan shelf assembly, eight fans P0846202 Fan shelf assembly cover NT4K84BA Power cable common equipment NT4K1024 ABM english label kit NT4K1422 Breaker interface panel english label kit...
  • Page 158 6-22 Ordering information Table 6-5 (continued) 672- to 2016-line expansion kit equipment (standard) for AN2016 Cabinet Description Quantity NT4K1222 Line shelf label kit NT4K82DA Cable assembly, A/B link VF/T/D, CDS 1 NT4K82DB Cable assembly, A/B link VF/T/D, CDS 2 NT4K82DC Cable assembly, A/B link VF/T/D, CDS 3 NT4K86NA Shelf metallic test pair cable assembly, 2 ft long...

  • Page 159: Standard Equipment (864 Lines)

    Ordering information 6-23 Table 6-5 (continued) 672- to 2016-line expansion kit equipment (standard) for AN2016 Cabinet Description Quantity NTNR90AA Distribution power cable used to power up the CDS shelves 1 NTNR90BA Cable kit to power up the CDS shelves 1-7 talk batteries P0902427 Cabinet label kit Required options to order...
  • Page 160 6-24 Ordering information Table 6-6 (continued) AN2016 Cabinet 864-line equipment (standard) Description Quantity A0768449 300 pair VF, 5 pins, field side 26 AWG, 6 ft long A0768450 400 pair VF, 5 pins, field side 26 AWG, 16 ft long A0768451 300 pair VF, 5 pins, field side 26 AWG, 16 ft long A0768452 100 pair Digital, 5 pins, 19 inch mount, field side 24 AWG, 8 ft...
  • Page 161 Ordering information 6-25 Table 6-6 (continued) AN2016 Cabinet 864-line equipment (standard) Description Quantity NT4K12AB Copper distribution shelf NT4K1222 Line shelf label kit NT4K82DA Cable assembly, A/B link VF/T/D, CDS 1 NT4K82DB Cable assembly, A/B link VF/T/D, CDS 2 NT4K82DC Cable assembly, A/B link VF/T/D, CDS 3 NT4K82DD Cable assembly, A/B link VF/T/D, CDS 4 NT4K82DE...
  • Page 162 6-26 Ordering information Table 6-6 (continued) AN2016 Cabinet 864-line equipment (standard) Description Quantity P0902424 AN2016 OPC layout label P0902427 AN2016 cabinet label kit NTNR21AA includes Helios 200 rectifier kit NT6C28FB-61 Helios System 200/48 dc control and distribution shelf NT5C10CP-61 Rectifier shelf for system 200, gray NT5C10KC AC fail assembly P0805660...
  • Page 163 Ordering information 6-27 Table 6-7 lists the required options for a 864-line cabinet. Table 6-7 AN2016 Cabinet 864-line required options Description Quantity B01231144 NT5C06CA-3 MPR 25 rectifier module (see Notes 1 and 2) 3 or 4 Note 1: Insert appropriate number of modules into rectifier shelves NT5C10CP-61 part of NTNR21AA. Note 2: Order (1) MPR 25 for each AN hardware (672L) + (1) for each OEM stack + (1) for redundancy.
  • Page 164 6-28 Ordering information Table 6-9 lists the standard equipment for an expansion kit from 864- to 2016-line cabinet. For the equipment frame/bay layouts and mounting positions, see Figure 6-8, Figure 6-10, Figure 6-11 Figure 6-12. Table 6-9 864- to 2016-line expansion kit equipment (standard) for AN2016 Cabinet Description Quantity NTNR10AA includes...
  • Page 165 Ordering information 6-29 Table 6-9 (continued) 864- to 2016-line expansion kit equipment (standard) for AN2016 Cabinet Description Quantity NT4K82DC Cable assembly, A/B link VF/T/D, CDS 3 NT4K86NA Shelf metallic test pair cable assembly, 2 ft long NT4K0610 Fan shelf assembly, eight fans P0891308 Fan shelf faceplate NT1W10AA...

  • Page 166: Standard Equipment (1344 Lines)

    6-30 Ordering information Table 6-9 (continued) 864- to 2016-line expansion kit equipment (standard) for AN2016 Cabinet Description Quantity P0902427 Cabinet label kit Required options to order B01231144 NT5C06CA-3 MPR 25 rectifier module (see Notes 1 and 2) 1 or 2 Note 1: Insert appropriate number of modules into rectifier shelves NT5C10CP-61 part of NTNR21AA.
  • Page 167 Ordering information 6-31 Table 6-10 (continued) AN2016 Cabinet 1344-line equipment (standard) Description Quantity A0768450 400 pair VF, 5 pins, field side 26 AWG, 16 ft long A0768451 300 pair VF, 5 pins, field side 26 AWG, 16 ft long A0768452 100 pair Digital, 5 pins, 19 inch mount, field side 24 AWG, 8 ft long A0769355...
  • Page 168 6-32 Ordering information Table 6-10 (continued) AN2016 Cabinet 1344-line equipment (standard) Description Quantity NT4K1222 Line shelf label kit NT4K82DA Cable assembly, A/B link VF/T/D, CDS 1 NT4K82DB Cable assembly, A/B link VF/T/D, CDS 2 NT4K82DC Cable assembly, A/B link VF/T/D, CDS 3 NT4K82DD Cable assembly, A/B link VF/T/D, CDS 4 NT4K82DE...
  • Page 169 Ordering information 6-33 Table 6-10 (continued) AN2016 Cabinet 1344-line equipment (standard) Description Quantity NT5C10CP-61 Rectifier shelf for system 200, gray NT5C10KC AC fail assembly P0805660 Cable assembly used on NT6C28FB-61 NTNR93AA Rectifier dc power cable assembly NTNR93BA Rectifier ground wire assembly P0832887 DC distribution shelf mounting bracket P0835511...
  • Page 170 6-34 Ordering information Table 6-12 lists the standard equipment for an expansion kit from 1344- to 2016-line cabinet. For the equipment frame/bay layouts and mounting positions, see Figure 6-10, Figure 6-11 Figure 6-12. Table 6-12 1344- to 2016-line expansion kit equipment (standard) for AN2016 Cabinet Description Quantity NTNR10AA includes...
  • Page 171 Ordering information 6-35 Table 6-12 (continued) 1344- to 2016-line expansion kit equipment (standard) for AN2016 Cabinet Description Quantity P0891308 Fan shelf faceplate NT1W10AA Shelf separator assembly NTNR90CA BIP #3 power distribution cable assembly, shelf 1-7 NTNR90DA BIP #3 Talk battery cable assembly, shelf 1-7 NTNR82ED ABM #3 CDS 4 A/B link cable assembly NTNR82EE...

  • Page 172: Standard Equipment (2016 Lines)

    6-36 Ordering information Standard equipment (2016 lines) This section lists the standard equipment for an AN2016 Cabinet with connections for 2016 VF lines. Table 6-13 on page 6-36 lists the standard equipment and Table 6-14 on page 6-40 lists required options for a 2016-line AN2016 Cabinet.
  • Page 173 Ordering information 6-37 Table 6-13 (continued) AN2016 Cabinet 2016-line equipment (standard) Description Quantity NT4K1490 Breaker interface front cover assembly NT4K16CA Local craft access panel, modular business package NT4K10AB Access common equipment shelf NT4K1033 ABM front shelf cover NT4K0610 Fan shelf assembly, eight fans P0846202 Fan shelf assembly cover NT4K84BA...
  • Page 174 6-38 Ordering information Table 6-13 (continued) AN2016 Cabinet 2016-line equipment (standard) Description Quantity P0891308 Fan shelf faceplate NTNR13AA includes Copper distribution shelf kit for 2016 line NT4K12AB Copper distribution shelf NT4K1222 Line shelf label kit NT4K82DA Cable assembly, A/B link VF/T/D, CDS 1 NT4K82DB Cable assembly, A/B link VF/T/D, CDS 2 NT4K82DC...
  • Page 175 Ordering information 6-39 Table 6-13 (continued) AN2016 Cabinet 2016-line equipment (standard) Description Quantity P0902427 AN2016 cabinet label kit NTNR30AA includes DSX 56 kit front access A0764662 Digital cross-connect panel 56 terminations NTNR92AA DSX power cable assembly NTNR21AA includes Helios 200 rectifier kit NT6C28FB-61 Helios System 200/48 dc control and distribution shelf NT5C10CP-61...

  • Page 176: Optional Equipment

    6-40 Ordering information Table 6-14 lists the required options for a 2016-line cabinet. Table 6-14 AN2016 Cabinet 2016-line required options Description Quantity B01231144 NT5C06CA-3 MPR 25 rectifier module (see Notes 1 and 2) 4 or 5 Note 1: Insert appropriate number of modules into rectifier shelves NT5C10CP-61 part of NTNR21AA. Note 2: Order (1) MPR 25 for each AN hardware (672L) + (1) for each OEM stack + (1) for redundancy.
  • Page 177 Ordering information 6-41 Table 6-15 lists the optional cross- connect equipment for an AN2016 Cabinet. Table 6-15 Optional cross-connect equipment Description Quantity NTNR30AA includes DSX 56 kit front access Note 1: If a DDM+ or loop extender is ordered, one DSX kit is required. Note 2: One DSX can drive 28 DS1 when adding a second ABM, or 14 DS1 for each additional AN ABM.
  • Page 178 6-42 Ordering information Table 6-16 lists the optional transport and loop extender kits for the AN2016 Cabinet. Table 6-16 Optional transport and loop extender kits Description Quantity NTNR31AA includes Lucent DDM+ transport system kit Note 1: If a DDM+ is required, order one DSX kit NTNR30AA as well. Note 2: The ADC Soneplex loop extender kit must be discarded since only one or the other can be provided.
  • Page 179 Ordering information 6-43 Table 6-17 lists the optional fiber manager kits for the AN2016 Cabinet. Table 6-17 Optional fiber manager kits Description Quantity NTNR34AA includes Siecor CMIC fiber manager kit (see Notes) Note 1: The SC A0768567 will be supplied if the customer does not select a connector from the list of the three types available listed below.
  • Page 180 6-44 Ordering information Table 6-18 lists the optional remote monitoring unit (RMU) and associated cable assembly for the AN2016 Cabinet. Table 6-18 Optional remote monitoring unit Description Quantity NTNR35AA includes Remote monitoring unit (RMU) harness kit Note: Type of RMU must be specified by customer prior to ordering A0769199 NTNR94AA RMU power cable...
  • Page 181 Ordering information 6-45 Table 6-19 lists the optional battery backup and associated cable assembly for the AN2016 Cabinet. Table 6-19 Optional battery backup Description Quantity A0734525 A0734525 C&D FA-12-100 battery backup, single block kit (see Notes) A0774151 NTNR95BA Battery string hook-up cable with 5/16 inch lugs used See Note 2 with A0734525 A0773445...
  • Page 182 6-46 Ordering information Table 6-20 lists the optional 100 Amp power pedestals and associated mounting templates for the AN2016 Cabinet. Table 6-20 Optional 100 Amp power pedestals and accessories Description Quantity A0773730 Mounting template used with A0773658 (see Note) A0773658 includes Reltec GRPEIL-2715I Power pedestal, 100 Amp, UL configuration, Hubbell, single phase, Ivory (see Note) Note: If this option is chosen, the template must be ordered for locating conduits and mounting J bolts.
  • Page 183 Ordering information 6-47 Table 6-20 (continued) Optional 100 Amp power pedestals and accessories Description Quantity A0784389 Voltage surge arrestor for AN2016, ac load center in AC compartment Note 1: Order if power pedestal is not equipped with Surge arrestor. Note 2: Order if power pedestal is located more than five feet away from the AN2016 cabinet.

  • Page 184: Recommended Replacement Parts

    6-48 Ordering information Table 6-21 (continued) Optional optical patchcord and protector modules Description Quantity A0341960 303M-11A3GO Protector module DS1, gold plated pin, red, less heat 2 per DS1 coils line see Note A0341962 303M-11A3TO Protector module DS1, tin plated pin, red, less heat 2 per DS1 coils line see Note...
  • Page 185 Ordering information 6-49 Table 6-22 Replacement parts (continued) Description Quantity P0902427 Cabinet label kit, various equipment As required identification and caution labels A0784388 Environmental control unit (ECU) As required A0784386 Heat exchanger fan, top As required A0784387 Heat exchanger fan, bottom As required —end—...
  • Page 186 6-50 Ordering information AN2016 Cabinet User Guide Rel 1.0 Standard May 1999...
  • Page 188 Nortel Networks, the holder is granted no rights to use the information contained herein. Nortel Networks is a trademark of Northern Telecom. Helios is a trademark of Astec Advanced Power Systems, Ltd. Standard Rel 1.0 May 1999 Printed in Canada...

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