CommScope PPL-SP-24LC-SM-RPT-BEU Quick Start

Route fibers into base
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(a) Position spools to prepare for routing. (b) Route pigtail and feeders
corresponding to fibers 1-12 counterclockwise starting along the outer half of
the cassette and work inwards with each consecutive loop. (c) Line up the pegs
on the base with the mounting holes on the spool to finish routing. (d) Insert
spool into base and ensure all fibers are under retaining fingers. (e) Position
spool of fiber 13-24 as shown to prepare for routing. Ensure fibers are tucked
under retaining feature. (f) Repeat steps a-d for fibers 13-24.
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d
Apply Cover
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(a) Line the tabs on the cover with the slots near the front of the cassette base.
(b) Lay the cover flat on the base and ensure all the tabs on the side of the
cover and bases are lined up. With one hand holding the cassette base, push
cover forward with other hand to engage tabs. Double check the rear tab is
also engaged to prevent the cover from sliding off.
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b
e
f
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29005-B
TC-96373-IP · Rev B · September, 2023
12 Port Mass Fusion Splice Cassette for
Propel Panel
TAPE
FIBER FUSION SPLICER
AND CLEAVER
ISOPROPYL
ALCOHOL
INCLUDED:
SPLICE PROTECTORS
(40 mm LONG)
and CABLE TIES
(30 - 40 mm LONG)
Prepare cable for mass fiber splice cassette installation.
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Group feeder fibers into two groups (1-12 and 13-24), then refer to Table 1 for
Feeder and Pigtail Lengths. "Feeder Strip Length" is the recommended length
of fiber to bring into the cassette. "Feeder Cut Length" and "Pigtail Cut Length"
is measured from the front of the cassette and is the recommended cut length
for the initial splice. A maximum of (1) rework is allowed per splice.
Table 1: Pigtail and Feeder Lengths
12 Port Cassette, shown above
660106101 Rev B © 2023, CommScope, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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Tools and Materials Required
MARKER
SMALL SIDE CUTTER
FIBER SCISSORS
STRIPPER
TAPE
MEASURE
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