
7.Slide the bottom cover down to the bottom of the cabinet.
8.Align the five holes in the bottom cover with the five studs around the edge of the cabinet.
9.Install a flat washer and lock nut (removed in step 1 of Section 5.1) on each stud and tighten securely.
6.3Distribution Cable and Connector Panel Pigtail Splicing
The distribution cable must be spliced to the connector panel pigtails. Up to five
1.Locate splice tray #1 (on the left side) and remove that tray from the cabinet.
Note: The pigtails from each connector panel are grouped into six
2. Uncoil the connector panel pigtail subunit from the splice tray.
Note: Each connector panel pigtail subunit is temporarily coiled around a splice tray for storage.
3.Starting at the last column (left side) of tie points on the rear side of the connector panel, measure and mark the fiber cut lengths for the distribution cable fiber subunits and the connector panel fiber subunits as shown in Figure 25.
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| CUT LENGTH* 68 TO 146 IN | |
| BREAKOUT |
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| (173 TO 371 CM) |
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| DISTRIBUTION CABLE | ||
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| LENGTH 37 IN |
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| (94 CM) |
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| FIBER SUBUNIT |
BREAKOUT
LENGTH 48 IN
(122 CM)
CONNECTOR PANEL
FIBER SUBUNIT
*THE CUT LENGTH MUST BE | COMMON |
THE SAME FOR BOTH FIBERS | TIE POINT IN CABINET |
Figure 25. Cut Length and Breakout Length for Distribution Cable and Connector Panel Fibers
4.Cut both the distribution cable fiber subunit and the connector panel pigtail subunit at the cut length mark. Make sure that the distribution cable fiber subunit and the connector panel pigtail subunit are of equal length and the overall length is within the range specified.
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