Alcatel Lucent USA ONEBTS-11 UMTS-CDMA Transceiver System (850) User Manual 401703454i1

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• Drilling template optional tool

– Lucent install order number = ITE-6069

– Self-install order number = 300325594

• Drill - Pneumatic Hammer (R-5006), Roto-Stop Hammer Kit (R-

4416) or equivalent to drill anchor holes

• Driver for supplied TR 25 Keytorx bit

• Electrical conduit installation equipment and materials

• Electrical tape

• ESD wrist strap (not provided with cabinets)

• Eyebolt tool number: R-ITE-6113

• Fish tape

• Flashlight or drop light

• Forklift, Hoist, Rol-A-Lift, or equivalent lift (non-tilt) capable of

lifting and moving the cabinet into final position [minimum lifting

capacity: 1500 lb. (680 kg)]

• Gloves - low voltage rubber lineman’s gloves (R-4285)

• Hammer, 16 oz. (.5 kg) for anchor installation. etc.

• Heat gun for heat shrink

• Insulated hand tools (for completing electrical connections)

• Insulated gloves

• Ladder - 6 ft. or work stand/stool

• Level (4-ft.- 1.5 m) (steel)

• Measuring tape

• Mirror (for viewing rear of AC terminal block in Modular Cell

cabinets)

• Nut driver set (decimal) - with 10-inch extension

• Nut driver set (metric) - with 250-mm extension

• Ohmmeter (Multimeter, volt/ohmmeter (or equivalent)

• Pliers

• Pry bar

• Punchdown impact tool (comcode 407974849, AMP 552714-1)

for T1/E1 and alarms

• Safety goggles or glasses (R-3055)

• Screwdrivers (power and manual), flat-blade, Phillips

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• Silicone caulk

• Socket sets (decimal and metric) various drives

• Stripping tool (for LDF4 antenna jumper cables) part number 74Z-

0-12-15

• Talcum powder

• Tools for preparing cables

• Torque wrenches, 35 - 300 in.-lb. (4 - 34 Nm)

• Torque wrenches, 4.4 -150 ft.-lb. (6 - 200 Nm)

• Thread sealing tape

• Vacuum cleaner or equivalent, as required for clearing debris from

anchor holes

• Volt/ohmmeter

• Wire cutter/stripper

• Wire rope slings, 7/16-inch (11 mm), 7 feet long (2 m), minimum

(quantity: 2)

• Wrench - adjustable, (3/4 in./20 mm) open-ended wrench (or set

of fixed open-ended wrenches)

The following supplies are required.

• 1-inch and 2-inch flexible conduit and connecting hardware

• Antioxidant compound (provided)

• Cable - #2-AWG (35-mm2) grounding wire for cabinet grounds

(provided as part of site preparation)

• Foam gasket tape

• Shims - for leveling and final placement of cabinet (some are

provided with anchoring kit)

• Tags or labels - for marking cables

• Talcum powder (or equivalent, for fitting the cable boots over the

antenna jumper cables)

• Tape - electrical

• Tape/marker or equivalent for labeling cable

• Tie wraps and/or twine

• Two #2-AWG double-hole terminal lugs with connecting

hardware for cabinet grounds (supplied with cabinet)

User alarm cable (supplied as part of site preparation

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Safety precautions

General Always observe all warnings and cautions as they appear in individual

chapter text.

Examples

• Chapter 2, “Modular Cell cabinet handling, placement, anchoring

and grounding”, has a set of safety precautions specific to the

handling of heavy objects.

• Chapter 4, “Power and power alarm connections” has specific

power-related cautions.

Safety statement “All Lucent Technologies Modular Cell Cabinets are *UL Listed for

US & Canada. Any modifications or changes (other than official CN/

CCN) to these cabinets is not permitted without review & official

authorization from the Lucent Technologies Inc., Global Products

Compliance Laboratory located in Holmdel, NJ, 07733, Crawfords

Corners Rd., Building 11B, Rm 175 which may require approval by

Underwriters Laboratories. Safety information, cautions & warnings

are generally to be found inside the front and rear access doors/panels

of this equipment and should be understood and observed by

appropriate installation/maintenance personnel.”

“This equipment is to be installed in accordance with all National, State

(Provincial) & Local Safety Codes for US and Canada and National

Laws, Codes for other countries. All AC powered equipment must be

properly grounded, in accordance with these codes.”

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Safety - General precautions for installation procedures

WARNING

Failure to observe these safety precautions may

result in personal injury or damage to equipment.

•Read and understand all instructions.

•Follow all warnings and instructions marked on this

product.

•Installation and maintenance procedures must be

followed and performed by trained personnel only.

•Earthling and circuit continuity is vital for safe

operation of the equipment. Never operate the equipment

with earthling/bonding conductor disconnected.

•Install only equipment identified in the product’s

installation manual. Use of other equipment may result

in an improper connection, which could lead to fire or

injury.

•Use caution when installing or modifying

telecommunications lines.

•The product has multiple power inputs. Before servicing,

disconnect all inputs to reduce the risk of electric shock

or energy hazards.

•For continued protection against risk of fire, all fuses

used in this product must be replaced only with fuses of

the same type and rating.

•Never install telecommunications wiring during a

lightning storm.

•Never install telecommunications connections in wet

locations.

•Never touch uninsulated telecommunications wiring or

terminals unless the telecommunications line has been

disconnected at the interface.

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•Never touch uninsulated wiring or terminals carrying

direct current or ringing current, and never leave this

wiring exposed. Protect and tape uninsulated wiring and

terminals to avoid risk of fire, electrical shock, and

injury to personnel.

•Never push objects of any kind into the product through

slots, as they may touch dangerous voltage points or

short-out parts that could result in a fire or an electrical

shock.

•Never spill liquids of any kind on the product.

•Slots and openings in the product are provided for

ventilation. To protect it from overheating, these

openings must not be blocked or covered. The product

should not be placed in a built-in installation unless

proper ventilation is provided.

•To reduce the risk of an electrical shock, do not

disassemble the product. Opening and removing covers

and/or circuit boards may expose you to dangerous

voltages or other risks. Incorrect reassembly can cause

electrical shock when the unit is subsequently used.

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Safety - Specific hazards

DANGER

Lightning Strikes!

Lightning strikes are possible during stormy weather, and

could result in death or severe injury.

Do not work on the installation itself or on the power supply

lines or antenna feeders of a Modular Cell during stormy

weather.

WARNING

Energy Hazard!

Some parts of all electrical installations are energized.

Failure to observe this fact and the safety warnings may lead

to bodily injury and property damage.

For this reason, only trained and qualified personnel

(electrical workers as defined in IEC 215 + A1 or EN 60215)

may install or service the installation.

WARNING

Energy Hazard!

The power supply lines to the network element are energized.

Short circuits can cause burns to the face and hands.

Open the load disconnect switch in the distribution box to

completely de-energize the network element.

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WARNING

Beryllium Oxide Poisoning Hazard!

The transmitter units include components which contain

beryllium oxide (BeO). In this form, BeO ceramics do not

constitute a hazardous material as long as this material is not

destroyed by external mechanical forces.

In the event that repair work is carried out by the customer or

by third parties, the following regulations must be observed:

•Applicable version of the Regulation on Hazardous

Materials in the Workplace

•Appropriate accident prevention regulations

The following must be specifically observed:

•Do not eat, drink, or smoke in areas where work is

taking place on BeO ceramic components.

•Wash your hands carefully under running water after

working with BeO ceramic components.

If the following symptoms occur, contact a physician:

•Irritation of the respiratory organs

•Difficulty breathing or skin irritation

CAUTION

Condensation may cause a short circuit!

Sudden changes in the weather may lead to the formation of

condensation on components. Operating the unit when

condensation moisture is present can destroy the unit.

Units which show signs of condensation must be dried before

power is applied.

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CAUTION

Electrostatically Sensitive Components!

Semiconductor elements can be damaged by static

discharges.

The following rules must be complied with when handling any

module containing semiconductor components:

•Wear conductive or antistatic work clothes (for example,

a coat made of 100% cotton).

•Wear grounded ESD wrist strap.

•Wear shoes with conductive soles on a conductive floor

surface or work mat.

•Leave the modules in their original packaging until

ready for use.

•Make sure there is no difference in potential between

yourself, the workplace, and the package before

removing, unpacking, or packing a module.

•Hold the module only by the grip without touching the

connection pins, tracks, or components.

•Place modules removed from the equipment on a

conductive surface.

•Test or handle the module only with grounded tools on

grounded equipment.

•Handle defective modules exactly like new ones to avoid

causing further damage.

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Safety labels

Overview This section provides illustrations of certain Modular Cell safety labels.

Safety labels

The following door safety label is found on the Modular Cell cabinets.

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Product safety

Compliance

statement The Flexent® Modular Cell 4.0B cabinet is UL Listed, Information

Technology Equipment. The UL Listing applies to both the USA and

Canada and is Marked on the Equipment main nameplate label. Should

the local Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) require prior or

additional verification of this Listing, a Product Certificate of

Compliance from Underwriters Laboratories can be obtained by

contacting the Lucent Technologies Global Product Compliance

Laboratory located in Holmdel, NJ 07733 on Crawfords Corners Rd.

Any modifications to this equipment are not permitted without review

and official authorization from the Lucent Technologies Global Product

Compliance Laboratory. Modifications or changes authorized by

official CN/CNN are assumed to have received prior approval from this

Lab.

Equipment

safety Safety information for this equipment can be found on various Caution,

Warning, and Danger information labels or instructions affixed to or

included with the cabinet, its internal assemblies or included within this

document. Informational and cautionary labels may appear near the

item they address or may be grouped in a single location on the

equipment. Warnings are typically adjacent to the hazard that is noted

on the label. The instructions, cautions and warnings found on these

labels must be understood and observed by all personnel involved with

the equipment installation and maintenance.

Important! Refer to the section "About this Information

Product" for definitions of safety labels.

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FCC statements

FCC statement Antenna installations for the Flexent Modular Cell 4.0B shall be

performed in accordance with all applicable manufacturer's

recommendations, and national laws and regulations. To ensure correct

antenna installation, the antenna installer shall perform all necessary

calculations and/or field measurements to evaluate compliance with

applicable national laws or regulations regarding exposure to

electromagnetic fields. The antenna manufacturer or supplier shall

deliver all technical data necessary to perform this compliance

evaluation (for example, antenna gain pattern, antenna dimensions,

etc.). Information on the methodology and results of the compliance

evaluation shall be available for inspection by officials of the governing

authorities.

CAUTION

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Lucent

Technologies, Inc. could void the user’s authority to operate the

equipment.

47 CFR part 1, subpart 1

statement Pursuant to 47 CFR Part 1, Subpart I, all installations must be evaluated

for requirements contained in Table 1 "Limits for maximum

permissible exposure" of section 1.1310.

47 CFR part 2 statement This device complies with Part 2 of the FCC rules.

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47 CFR part 15 statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is

subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause

harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference

received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Class B

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the

limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC

Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection

against harmful interference in a residential installation. This

equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,

if not used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful

interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee

that interference will not occur in a particular installation.

If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television

reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and

on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or

more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from

that to which the receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help

47 CFR part 22 statement This device complies with Part 22 of the FCC rules for cellular

products.

47 CFR part 24 statement This device complies with Part 24 of the FCC rules for PCS products.

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47 CFR part 68 statement The Flexent Modular Cell 4.0B complies with Part 68 of the FCC rules.

At the upper right-hand corner inside the cabinet assembly of this

equipment is a label that contains, among other information, the FCC

registration number. If requested, this number must be provided to the

telephone company. This equipment connects to the network via a

punchdown block.The Facility Interface Code for this equipment is

04DU9-1SN. The Service Order Code for this equipment is 6.0N.

These two numbers are required when the customer orders service from

the telephone company.

If this Flexent Modular Cell 4.0B equipment causes harm to the

telephone network, the telephone company will notify you in advance

that temporary discontinuance of service may be required. However, if

advance notice is not practical, the telephone company will notify the

customer as soon as possible. Also, you will be advised of your right to

file a complaint with the FCC if you believe it is necessary.The

telephone company may make changes in its facilities, equipment,

operations, or procedures that could affect the operation of the

equipment. If this happens, the telephone company will provide

advance notice in order for you to make necessary modifications to

maintain uninterrupted service.

If the equipment is causing harm to the telephone network, the

telephone company may request that you disconnect the equipment

until the problem is resolved.

If trouble is experienced with this equipment, repair or warranty

information may be obtained by contacting:

Lucent Technologies Technical Support Services within the United

States: 1 866 LUCENT8 (866 582 3688), prompt 1

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Canadian standards

ICES-003 Interference-Causing Equipment Standard Digital Apparatus

This Class [A] digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.

Cet appareil numèrique de la classe [A] est conforme à la norme NMB-

003 du Canada.

CS-02 Specification for Terminal Equipment, Terminal Systems, Network

Protection Devices, Connection Arrangement.

NOTICE: This equipment meets the applicable Industry Canada

Terminal Equipment Technical Specifications. This is confirmed by the

registration number. The abbreviation, IC, before the registration

number signifies that registration was performed based on a

Declaration of Conformity indicating that Industry Canada technical

specifications were met. It does not imply that Industry Canada

approved the equipment.

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Eco-environmental statements

Overview The following are eco-environmental statements for the equipment:

Eco-Environmental

Statements

Packaging Collection and Recovery Requirements

Countries, States, Localities, or other jurisdictions may require that

systems be established for the return and/or collection of packaging

waste from the consumer, other final user, or from the waste stream.

Additionally, reuse, recovery and/or recycling targets for the return

and/or collection of the packaging waste may be established.

For more information regarding the requirements for the collection and

recovery of Packaging and Packaging Waste within specific

jurisdictions, please contact the Lucent Technologies’ Field Services/

Installation - Environmental Health and Safety Organization.

For installations not performed by Lucent Technologies, please contact

the Lucent Customer Support Center at:

Technical Support Services

Lucent Technologies

Within the United States: 1 866 LUCENT8 (866 582 3688), prompt 1

From all other countries: +1 630 224 4672, prompt 2

Recycling/Take-Back/Disposal of Product

Waste electronic products should be handled appropriately, in

compliance with applicable legislation. They should not be disposed of

as part of unsorted municipal waste. Due to materials that may be

contained in the product, such as heavy metals or batteries, the

environment and human health may be negatively impacted as a result

of inappropriate disposal.

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Moreover, in compliance with Legal requirements, where applicable,

Lucent Technologies will offer to provide for the collection and

treatment of Waste from Lucent Technologies products, or from

products displaced by Lucent Technologies offers, in accordance with

applicable legislation.

For information regarding Take-Back of equipment by Lucent

Technologies, or for more information regarding the requirements for

recycling/disposal of product, please contact your Lucent Account

Manager or in Europe call +353 1 692 4444.

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Packaging collection and recycling

Packaging collection

recovery requirements Countries, States, Localities, or other jurisdictions may require that

systems be established for the return and/or collection of packaging

waste from the consumer, other final user, or from the waste stream.

Additionally, reuse, recovery and/or recycling targets for the return

and/or collection of the packaging waste may be established.

For more information regarding the requirements for the collection and

recovery of Packaging and Packaging Waste within specific

jurisdictions, please contact the Lucent Technologies' Field Services/

Installation - Environmental Health and Safety Organization.

For installations not performed by Lucent Technologies, please contact

the Lucent Customer Support Center at:

Technical Support Services Lucent Technologies

Within the United States: 1 866 LUCENT8 (866 582 3688), prompt 1

From all other countries: +1 630 224 4672, prompt 2

Recycling and disposal This product contains materials such as heavy metals that require

appropriate handling in recycling/disposal.

For more information regarding the requirements for recycling/disposal

of product, please contact the Lucent Customer Support Center at:

Technical Support Services Lucent Technologies

Within the United States: 1 866 LUCENT8 (866 582 3688), prompt 1

From all other countries: +1 630 224 4672, prompt 2

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Minimum installation temperatures

General Power wire insulation tends to crack while being handled during

installation at extremely cold temperatures. For this reason minimum

temperatures have been established for the installation.

Affected installations The following installations are affected by the minimum working

temperatures:

• All Modular Cell 4.0radio cabinets that do not have integrated

power being installed with PowerHouse 24 or WNG24-K power

cabinets or non-Lucent power

• The WNG24-BC or 60ECv2 battery cabinets, and the EZBFo

battery frame

Affected wire sizes The following are the affected wire sizes:

• 2 AWG and larger

Affected wire insulation

type The following are the affected wire insulation types:

• THHN

Minimum temperatures The following are the minimum working and storage temperatures:

• Working (Installation): -25 degrees C (-13 degrees F)

• If installation has to proceed at -25 deg. C or below, see

"Storage prior to installation" on the next page.

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• Storage prior to installation: 20 degrees C (68 degrees F)

• If installation has to proceed at -25 deg. C or below, cables

must be stored in heated areas (Min. 20 deg. C) for 24 hours

prior to installation. Extra care should be taken to keep cables

sheltered from winds and temperature below -25 deg. C

during installation. The use of a heated tent is highly

recommended.

• If installations have to occur at temperatures below -25 deg.

C and shelter cannot be provided, the following cable along

with the associated hardware is recommended.

– Industrial Wire & Cable Corp. Type MTW Machine Tool

Wire, MTWxxxx *

– FCI Terminal Lug (or equivalent), 3/8" Bolt Size, Straight, 2-

Hole, 1" Center to Center *

– FCI Terminal Lug (or equivalent), ¼" Bolt Size, Straight, 2-

Hole, 5/8" Center to Center *

– FCI Terminal Lug (or equivalent), 5/16 Bolt Size", Straight,

One-Hole *

– Panduit (or equivalent) Type HSTTV 75-T2 Insulating

Sleeve, Heat Shrink, Red *

– Panduit (or equivalent) Type HSTTV 75-T Insulating Sleeve,

Heat Shrink, Black *

* Depends on wire gauge being used.

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Network description

Overview A high level overview of a 2G/3G wireless network is presented below

describing how base station locations are selected, the different base

hardware that may be deployed, and their interconnection with other

base stations, the Public Switched Telephone Network, and the

Internet.

Wireless network block

diagram A simplified block diagram showing how the different Lucent base

station cabinets interface with the mobile Switching Center and the

1xEV-DO radio access network (RAN) to form a wireless network, is

shown in the figure below.

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Base station location The location of each cell site is carefully planned by RF engineers so

that a continuous radio coverage of a geographical area is maintained.

This planning will ensure that service to each mobile user is

uninterrupted as the user moves throughout the coverage area. At the

center of each cell site is a base station, which is available for a number

of different RF deployment configurations based on the size of the cell,

the expected voice/data call load, its indoor/outdoor location, and the

base station release (when the base station was installed).

AUTOPLEX® and Flexent®

platforms In some markets, Lucent CDMA wireless networks are deployed on

two platforms: the earlier AUTOPLEX system, using Series II base

stations, and the newer Flexent system, using smaller, more compact

modular base stations. The two platforms can co-exist within the same

network, as shown. Because the Series II base stations are no longer

manufactured, the Flexent base station will be used for all future

installations.

The primary difference between Series II and Flexent base stations is

that the former contains dedicated radio control data processing

circuitry. For voice and 3G1X data calls in the Flexent system, radio

control data processing is centralized for all Flexent base stations by

the Mobility Management Application Processor (AP) in the mobile

switching center (MSC, Refer to the figure on Page 1-51). Additionally,

a Flexent base station can be configured to service 2G voice and 3G

voice/data calls, in addition to 3G 1xEV-DO high speed data

transmissions. Although 1xEV-DO can be collocated in the same base

station with 2G/3G voice service, its deployment is outside the MSC

domain and it requires a Radio Access Network (RAN) ground

network. Despite the versatility of the Flexent base station, handling

three technologies: 2G voice, 3G voice/data, and 3G 1xEV-DO high

speed data, base station installation is transparent of the technology.

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T1/E1 connection to base

station Regardless of the 2G/3G1X base station deployment configuration,

each base station within a graphical area is connected to a mobile

switching center (MSC) via one or more T1/E1 lines. Each T1/E1 line

is used to transfer call traffic for a number of mobile users to and from

the base station. The call traffic over the T1/E1 line from each user,

which may either be voice or 3G data message, is transferred in a time-

share fashion, where the traffic data from each mobile is transferred in

discrete DS0 time slots.

In addition to call traffic, a control DS0 time slot is used to transmit

signaling and control information between the base station and MSC.

In 1xEV-DO base station, and base stations that include 1xEV-DO, the

T1/E1 lines goes to uplink input router in the RAN network.

Mobile Switching Center

(MSC) The T1/E1 lines carrying voice calls from all the base stations within a

covered area are received at the MSC by a 5ESS Digital Cellular

Switch (DCS). The DCS switches each voice call either to other DCSs

in the cellular network or the Public Switch Telephone Network

(PSTN) to complete mobile calls. When 3G -1X data messages are

received, the DCS provides connectivity to the Internet via the Packet

Data Service Node (PDSN). This connectivity is handle by the Packet

Control Function (PCF) in the MSC. The operation of the PDSN is

discussed in “Accessing the internet” on page 56.

The registering and routing of each call switched through the DCS is

controlled by the Executive Cellular Processor (ECP). The ECP

maintains the control database for all the base stations in the system.

After each base station is installed, the operating characteristics of the

base station and how the base station interacts with other neighboring

base stations is downloaded into the ECP as part of Operations,

Administration and Maintenance (OA&M) via the Operation/

Maintenance platform (OMP-FX). The database for base stations is

than used by the a group of Radio Cluster Server (RCS)/AP under the

supervision of Mobility Management AP to control the traffic data

though the base stations. Each RCS/AP is a dedicated computer

running up to 16 incidence of Radio Cluster Server (RCS) software on

a UNIX operating system. Each cellular call is register through the

RCS which generate switching signal information, causing the DCS to

routed the call from/to a base station that is in closest proximity to its

mobile user.

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Completing landline

initiated calls When a landline to mobile call is initiated, call signaling from the

PSTN, containing the mobile directory number, is sent the DCS. The

call signaling is registered by the ECP via the AP interface. The ECP

converted the mobile directory number to its associated electronic

mobile serial number. Not knowing where the mobile user is, the

mobile serial number is transferred via the AP interface to the DCS and

is sent out to all the base stations via a control DS0 time slot on the T1/

E1 lines. As a result, each base station will broadcast the mobile serial

number over a paging channel. The paging channel is a pre-assigned

channel broadcast over each sector in the base station domain. When

the target mobile identifies its serial number on the paging channel, it

will transmit a response to acknowledge the page. The response is sent

to the base station and sector that are in close proximity to the mobile.

The base station receiving this response, then sends the page

acknowledgement to its associated RCS, indicating that the call may be

forward to the targeted mobile. Subsequently, the RCS generates the

appropriated signals causing the DCS to route the call traffic from the

PTSN to the base station to acknowledged the page. The call traffic is

routed on an available DS0 time slot on one of the E1/T1 lines going to

the base station. At this time, the base station establishes a duplex RF

channel with the targeted mobile to complete the call.

Completing mobile initiated

calls If a call is initiated by a mobile user, when the send button on the

mobile is activated, the call directory number entered by the mobile

user is transmitted to the base station sector closest to the mobile. The

base station then sends the directory number to the MSC via the control

DS0 slot on its T1/E1 line. If the directory number is associated with a

landline telephone, the number is routed to the PSTN to complete the

call, and an RF channel is allotted to handle the call traffic. If the

directory number is associated with another mobile within the cellular

service provider network, the directory number is converted to its

associated mobile serial number by ECP. As a result, the serial number

is broadcast over the paging channels in the service provider network.

If the location of the terminal mobile is unknown, the serial number is

routed to other DCSs in the service provider network to widen the page

coverage. When the landline phone or terminal mobile is answered, the

call is registered in the ECP. At this time, the allotted RF channel is

activated, and the DCS is configured by the RCS to route the call traffic

between the base station were the call was initiated, and the telephone

or mobile where the call is terminated. When the call is terminated to

an in-network mobile, the call traffic is routed directly between the

DCS where the call is initiated to the DCS where the call is terminated.

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1xEV-DO service The installation of a 1xEV-DO base station is the same as a 2G/3G base

station installation regardless whether the 1xEV-DO base station is a

stand-alone base station or co-located with 2G or 3G-1X base station.

The difference is the destination of the T1/E1 lines. Rather than going

to the MSC, the T1/E1 lines are connected by a Flexent Mobility Server

(FMS) within the RAN network. Users will access the RAN through an

Access Terminal (AT) that maintains an air interface with a 1xEV-DO

base station. The AT may be used in a laptop computer, a hand-held

device such a Palm Pilot or personal digital assistant, or multi-mode

mobile with AMPS/IS-95 and 3G-1X/1xEV-DO capabilities.

The FMS is analogues with the mobility management AP in the 2G/3G

voice network and provides call processing functionality allowing an

AT user to acquire the RAN network. Each FMS frame is capable of

interfacing and handling the call processing function for 48 base

stations, and the RAN network can use up to six FMS frames.

Therefore, the RAN next can service up to 288 base station. The uplink

input router, which is a bidirectional device and provide a common

point to terminate back haul T1/E1 lines from all 1xEV-DO base

stations, steer and convert the uplink data stream received over the T1/

E1 line to the FMS frames.

User maintenance and controls for the six FMS within the RAN are

provided through Element Management System (EMS), which runs on

the Flexent OMP-FX platform. System and base station control and

configuration database is downloaded from the Flexent OMP-FX

platform into the 1xEV-DO network management system. When the

RAN network is integrated with a Lucent wireless voice network, as

shown in the figure, the same OMP-FX platform may by used for voice

and 1xEV-DO data networks. The FMS-processed data is connected to

PDSN via the downlink input router.

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Accessing the internet Each time a user accesses the Internet, either a dynamic Internet

Protocol (IP) address is assigned to the user, or the user asserts its own

static IP address. The dynamic IP address is assigned for the duration of

the Internet session by the PDSN, which is operated as a Home Agent

(HA) for the Internet Service Provider (ISP). As its agent, the ISP

allocates the PDSN to open an Internet session with a petitioning AT, in

the 1xEV-DO system, or a 3G mobile in a 3G1X system.

Prior to allowing an AT/3G mobile network access, the AT/3G mobile

is challenged for authentication to determine if the AT/3G mobile is not

masquerading under a false ID, and also for authorization to determine

if the AT/3G mobile is permitted (authorized) to access the network.

This challenge is implemented by the Authentication, Authorization

and Accounting (AAA) server via a server/client relationship with the

PDNS client. The AAA maintains a subscriber database which is used

to validate the user’s ID and password. The PDSN records AT/3G

mobile data usage to provide accounting information to the AAA

Server.

The IP address defines a physical location on the Internet. When an IP

session is established with an AT/3G mobile, the most significant digits

of the IP address, which are listed in the Internet routing tables, are

used to direct Internet data traffic associated with the AT/3G mobile to

and from the PDSN. The PDSN maps the AT/3G mobile to the IP

address so that data reaching the PDSN is directed to the AT/3G

mobile. Therefore, no matter where the user may go on the Internet, the

IP address ensure that response data is routed back to the uses via the

PDSN.

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BC cabinet handling, placement,

anchoring and grounding

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Overview

Purpose This chapter provides general instructions for anchor and optional

mounting base installation and cabinet handling, as well as cabinet

placement, anchoring and grounding.

Contents This chapter contains the following sections.

Installation of anchors and optional mounting bases,

if applicable

2 - 2

Cabinet handling 2 - 21

Cabinet placement, anchoring and grounding 2 - 28

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mounting bases, if applicable

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Overview

Purpose This section provides the information required for the installation of

anchors and optional steel mounting bases, if applicable.

Anchor holes should be drilled for all cabinets to be installed, including

primary, dual band, and battery cabinets. Note that anchors for

mounting bases must be "set" in the drilled anchor holes, prior to

placement of the mounting base.

Contents This section covers the following procedures.

How to determine the anchoring requirements 2 - 3

Anchor installation 2 - 5

Installation of optional steel mounting bases for a 4.0B primary cabinet with

integrated power, and battery cabinets if applicable

2 - 11

Installation of optional steel mounting bases for a 4.0B dual band cabinets 2 - 16

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How to determine the anchoring requirements

Overview Cabinet anchoring must meet all requirements of the local codes, taking

into consideration the seismic zone of the installation site.

Anchoring options Use the following table to determine how many anchors are required.

If installation is: Then:

Zone 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4 Install 4 anchors.

Customer-supplied raised floor or

platform

Zone 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4

Customer shall supply anchor hardware.

(1/2" bolt size, corrosion resistant)

Zone 3 or 4 (EZBFo battery base module

only)

Install 8 anchors.

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Anchor specifications Use the following table to determine the specific anchor to use, and the

hole size and depth required. Note that anchors for cabinets may be set

in the drilled hole before or after cabinet placement, whereas anchors

for mounting bases must be set before placement of the mounting base.

Table Note

* A EZBFo frame in Zone 4 requires a "Zone 4 kit" if a second add-on

module is added.

Application key

• A = Modular Cell Cabinets/ WNG battery cabinets

B = EZBFo battery base module

• C = Mounting bases

Key Seismic

Zone(s) Anchor Type Hole Size / Depth Anchor set before or

after unit placement?

A 0, 1, 2 (4) 1/2" drop in 5/8" (16-mm) bit / 2"

(50-mm) deep

Before or after

A 3, 4 (4) 12-mm expansion

stud (outdoor)

11/16" (18-mm) bit /

minimum 4" (100-mm) deep

Before or after

B 0, 1, 2 (4) 1/2" dia. drop in 5/8" bit / 2" (50 mm) deep Before

B 3, 4 * (8) 1/2" dia. drop in 5/8" bit / 2" (50 mm) deep Before

C 0, 1, 2 (4) 1/2" drop in 5/8" bit (16-mm) / 2"

(50-mm) deep

Before

C 3, 4 (4) 12-mm expansion

stud

11/16" (18-mm) bit /

minimum 4" (100-mm) deep

Before

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Mark and drill the anchor

holes Important! Note that outdoor cabinets may be mounted directly

on a concrete or on optional steel mounting bases. EZBFo battery

frames may be mounted directly on a concrete pad. Procedures for

the preparation of other types of mounting surfaces are the

responsibility of the customer.

If not already accomplished during site preparation, use the following

procedure to mark and drill the anchor holes in a concrete surface.

.....

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1Mark the surface for all cabinets to be installed (using the information

provided in the document listed below) for cabinet anchoring

dimensions, or steel mounting base anchoring dimensions.

•Flexent  Modular Cell 4.0/4.0B Site Preparation

Guidelines, 401-703-413.

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2If installing a EZBFo battery base module, consult the above document

and skip to Appendix A to continue the installation.

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3Drill the anchor holes to the proper size and depth as specified in the

previous table. Refer to the figure on Page 2-6 for the anchor hole

drilling method.

Important! If a 4-inch hole depth cannot be attained for a 12-

mm expansion stud anchor (seismic zones 3 and 4), a spacer may

be removed from the anchor assembly, prior to the anchor being

set. In this case, 1 inch must be cut from the end of the threaded

rod, prior to the anchor being set. Refer to the instructions

provided with the anchor setting procedure.

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4Vacuum out the holes. Refer to the figure on Page 2-6.

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5If not setting the anchors at this time, tape over the open hole to prevent

debris from falling into the hole. Then:

• If installing on mounting bases, skip to Installation of optional steel

mounting bases for a 4.0B primary cabinet with integrated power, and

battery cabinets if applicable on Page 2 - 11 and continue the

installation from that point.

• If installing directly on concrete, skip to Cabinet handling on Page 2

- 21 and continue the installation from that point.

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3

DEPTH GAUGE

ANCHOR

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Set the 1/2-inch drop-in

anchor (if applicable) Important! If using “12-mm expansion stud anchors” with

mounting bases, skip to Set the 12-mm expansion stud anchors for

mounting bases on Page 2 - 9 and continue the installation from

that point.

Important! If using “12-mm expansion stud anchors” without

mounting bases, skip to Cabinet handling on Page 2 - 21 and

continue the installation from that point.

Use the following procedure to install the 1/2-inch drop-in anchor.

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1Tap in the anchors.

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2Set the anchors using the setting tool. Refer to the figure on Page 2-8.

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3Tape over the open anchor to prevent debris from falling into the hole.

SETTING

TOOL

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Set the 12-mm expansion

stud anchors for mounting

bases

Important! If using “12-mm expansion stud anchors” without

mounting bases, skip to Cabinet handling on Page 2 - 21 and

continue the installation from that point.

Perform the following steps to install the 12-mm expansion stud

anchors for mounting bases. Refer to the figure on Page 2-10. Note that

the black shouldered spacer and red cap, included in each zone 3 and 4

anchor kit, are not used.

Important! When performing the next step, use a 1/4-inch

socket to protect the head of the threaded rod if it is necessary to

tap the anchor assembly into place. Note that the black shouldered

spacer and red cap, included in each zone 3 and 4 anchor kit, are

not used.

Important! If a 4-inch hole depth was not attained for the

anchor, the removable spacer may be removed from the anchor

assembly and 1 inch may be cut from the end of the threaded rod.

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1Remove the tape and insert the anchor assembly into the hole until the

large washer is flat against the surface. Refer to the figure on Page 2-10,

Item A.

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2Tighten the top nut with a torque wrench to 50 ft-lb (68 Nm). This sets

the anchor, as shown in the figure, Item B.

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3Loosen the nut, as shown in the figure, Item C1.

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4Remove the threaded rod and nut assembly (with washers) using the

1/4-inch drive at the top, as shown in the figure, Item C2. The set anchor

remains in the anchor hole, as shown in the figure, Item D.

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5Tape over the open anchor to prevent debris from falling into the hole.

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6Repeat Steps 1 through 5 for all four holes for each mounting base to be

placed.

1

B

D

C

A

2

FLAT

WASHER

NUT

SPREADER

NUT

SURFACE

PLATE

WASHER

1/4-inch

DRIVE

THREADED

ROD

REMOVABLE

SPACER

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cabinet with integrated power, and battery cabinets if applicable

Overview Important: If installing a dual band cabinet on a mounting base, skip to

Installation of optional steel mounting bases for a 4.0B dual band cabinets on

Page 2 - 16 to continue the installation.

This section provides procedures for the installation of optional steel

mounting bases, for primary and battery cabinets, at various seismic

zone sites.

This section covers the following procedures.

Install the optional bases

for the primary cabinet, and

battery cabinets if

applicable, using zone 0, 1,

and 2 type anchors

Important! If using zone 3 or 4 anchors, skip to Install the

optional mounting bases for the primary cabinet, and battery cabinets if

applicable, using zone 3 and 4 type anchors on Page 2 - 13 and

continue the installation from that point.

Important! If installing a mounting base for the first battery

cabinet only, perform only the Step 4 instructions. If installing a

mounting base for the second battery cabinet only, perform only

the Step 5 and Step 6 instructions.

Perform the following steps to install mounting bases using zone 0, 1,

and 2 type anchors.

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1Align the Modular Cell 4.0B cabinet mounting base mounting holes

with the anchor holes.

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............................................

2Place the two washers onto each anchor bolt, and insert the anchoring

bolts through the mounting base holes and into the anchors. Refer to the

figure on Page 2-12. Level the mounting base (as required) using shims.

Install the optional bases for the primary cabinet, and

battery cabinets if applicable, using zone 0, 1, and 2

type anchors

2 - 11

Install the optional mounting bases for the primary

cabinet, and battery cabinets if applicable, using zone 3

and 4 type anchors

2 - 13

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3Start threading the anchoring bolts, but leave them loose (they will be

tightened later).

Important! If not installing the first battery cabinet mounting

base at this time, tighten all four anchor bolts to 18 ft-lb (24 Nm)

and then skip to Cabinet handling on Page 2 - 21 to continue the

installation.

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4Repeat Steps 1 through 4 for the first battery cabinet mounting base and

then attach it to the Modular Cell 4.0B mounting base using the four

bolts, flat washers and lock washers supplied. Refer to the figure on

Page 2-12.

Important! If not installing the second battery cabinet

mounting base at this time, tighten all eight anchor bolts to 18 ft-lb

(24 Nm) and then skip to Cabinet handling on Page 2 - 21 to

continue the installation.

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5Repeat Steps 1 through 4 for the second battery cabinet mounting base

and then attach it to the first battery cabinet mounting base (as shown

below) using the four bolts, flat washers and lock washers supplied.

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6Tighten all twelve anchor bolts to 18 ft-lb (24 Nm), and then skip to

Cabinet handling on Page 2 - 21 to continue the installation.

FIRST WNG BATTERY CABINET MOUNTING BASE

OR

SECOND WNG BATTERY CABINET MOUNTING

BASE

FLAT

WASHER

LOCK

WASHER

FLAT

WASHER

FLAT

WASHER

BOLT

MOUNTING

BASE

SHIM

(EXAMPLE)

PRIMARY CABINET MOUNTING BASE

OR

FIRST WNG BATTERY CABINET MOUNTING BASE

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Install the optional

mounting bases for the

primary cabinet, and

battery cabinets if

applicable, using zone 3

and 4 type anchors

Important! If not using zone 3 or 4 anchors, skip to Cabinet

handling on Page 2 - 21 and continue the installation from that

point.

Perform the following steps to install the mounting bases using zone 3

and 4 type anchors.

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............................................

1Align the Modular Cell 4.0B mounting base mounting holes with the

anchor holes.

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............................................

2Insert the threaded rod assemblies (shown below) through the holes in

the mounting base and into the anchors. Refer to the figure on Page 2-14.

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3Level the mounting base (as required) using shims.

THREADED

ROD

PLATE

WASHER

FLAT

WASHER

NUT

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4Hand-tighten the nuts, but leave them loose (they will be tightened

later).

Important! If not installing the first battery cabinet mounting

base at this time, tighten all four nuts to 58 ft-lb (79 Nm). Refer to

the figure on Page 2-15. Then skip to Cabinet handling on Page 2 -

21 to continue the installation.

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5Repeat Steps 1 through 4 for the first battery cabinet mounting base and

then attach it to the Modular Cell 4.0B mounting base using the four

bolts, flat washers and lock washers supplied. Refer to the figure on

Page 2-14.

Important! If not installing the second battery cabinet

mounting base at this time, tighten all eight nuts to 58 ft-lb (79

Nm). Refer to the figure on Page 2-15. Then skip to Cabinet

handling on Page 2 - 21 to continue the installation.

FLAT

WASHER

FLAT

WASHER

NUT

BOLT

THREADED

ROD

LOCK

WASHER

SHIM

(EXAMPLE)

PLATE

WASHER

PRIMARY CABINET MOUNTING BASE

OR

FIRST WNG BATTERY CABINET MOUNTING BASE

OR

SECOND WNG BATTERY CABINET MOUNTING BASE

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6Repeat Steps 1 through 4 for the second battery cabinet mounting base

and then attach it to the first battery cabinet mounting base using the four

bolts, flat washers and lock washers supplied. Refer to the figure on

Page 2-14.

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7Tighten each of the twelve zone 3 and 4 nuts to 58 ft-lb (79 Nm) as

shown below.

THREADED

ROD

PLATE

WASHER

NUT

FLAT

WASHER

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cabinets

Overview This section provides procedures for the installation of optional steel

mounting bases, for a 4.0B dual band cabinet, at various seismic zone

sites.

This section covers the following procedures.

Install the optional mounting bases for a dual band cabinet,

using zone 0, 1, and 2 type anchors

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Install the optional mounting bases for a dual band cabinet

using zone 3 and 4 type anchors

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Install the optional

mounting bases for a dual

band cabinet, using zone 0,

1, and 2 type anchors

Important! If using zone 3 or 4 anchors, skip to Install the

optional mounting bases for a dual band cabinet using zone 3 and 4

type anchors on Page 2 - 19 and continue the installation from that

point.

Perform the following steps to install the dual band cabinet mounting

base using zone 0, 1, and 2 type anchors.

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............................................

1Align the cabinet mounting base mounting holes with the anchor holes.

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............................................

2Place the two washers onto each anchor bolt, and insert the anchoring

bolts through the mounting base holes and into the anchors. Refer to the

figure on Page 2-18.

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3Level the mounting base (as required) using shims.

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4Start threading the anchoring bolts, but leave them loose (they will be

tightened later).

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5Attach the dual band cabinet mounting base to the previous Modular

Cell mounting base using the four bolts, flat washers and lock washers

supplied. Refer to the figure on Page 2-18.

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6Tighten all eight anchor bolts to 18 ft.-lb (24 Nm).

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END OF STEPS

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7Skip to Cabinet handling on Page 2 - 21 to continue the installation.

PREVIOUS MODULAR CELL

CABINET MOUNTING BASE

FLAT

WASHER

FLAT

WASHER

SHIM

(EXAMPLE) BOLT

FLAT

WASHER

LOCK

WASHER

BOLT

MOUNTING

BASE

DUAL BAND CABINET

MOUNTING BASE

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Install the optional

mounting bases for a dual

band cabinet using zone 3

and 4 type anchors

Important! If not using zone 3 or 4 anchors, skip to Cabinet

handling on Page 2 - 21 and continue the installation from that

point.

Perform the following steps to install the dual band cabinet mounting

base using zone 3 and 4 type anchors.

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............................................

1Align the dual band cabinet mounting base mounting holes with the

anchor holes.

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2Insert the threaded rod assemblies (shown below) through the holes in

the mounting base and into the anchors. Refer to the figure on Page 2-20.

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3Level the mounting base (as required) using shims.

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4Hand-tighten the nuts, but leave them loose (they will be tightened

later).

THREADED

ROD

PLATE

WASHER

FLAT

WASHER

NUT

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5Attach the dual band mounting base to the previous Modular Cell

mounting base using the four bolts, flat washers and lock washers

supplied. Refer to the figure below.

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6Tighten each of the eight zone 3 and 4 nuts to 58 ft.-lb (79 Nm), as

shown below.

BOLT

FLAT

WASHER

LOCK

WASHER

DUAL BAND

CABINET

MOUNTING

BASE

PREVIOUS MODULAR CELL

CABINET MOUNTING BASE

FLAT

WASHER

PLATE

WASHER

THREADED

ROD NUT

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Cabinet handling

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Overview of this section

Purpose This section provides information about standard practices for handling

cabinets. These practices are common to all installations.

Contents This section covers the following procedures.

Unpack the cabinet 2 - 24

Lift cabinet using boom tip winch 2 - 25

Transport cabinet 2 - 27

Remove cabinet from pallet 2 - 27

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Handling a cabinet

Overview This section provides standard practices for handling a cabinet.

General

WARNING

Equipment damage

When handling a cabinet, never use an equipment dolly that

utilizes straps to secure the cabinet to the dolly. Damage to

the cabinet’s left side solar shield (if equipped) or heat

exchanger can easily result.

Cabinets are usually shipped to the customer via truck and are

delivered to a staging area. At the staging area, a forklift truck may be

used to lift the packed cabinet. When lifting the cabinet with a forklift,

the forks must be at least 4 feet long. Cabinets may be equipped with

lifting eye bolts that are used for handling if a forklift is unavailable or

not practical. Cabinets are equipped with lifting eye bolts shipped

loose. They must be removed after installation.

The cabinet is shipped from the factory with protective packaging that

includes a bottom pallet, and protective cardboard sides and/or "bubble

wrap". The cabinet is bolted to the bottom pallet. The protective

packaging should not be removed until the cabinet is at the job site.

Before you begin Here is some useful task preparation information.

Tools needed

The following equipment and tools may be required.

• Derrick truck

• Forklift (if required)

• Power screwdriver (#2 Phillips)

• Four Eyebolts

• Eyebolt tool number: R-ITE-6113

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Supplies needed

The following supplies are required.

• Head gear

• Insulated gloves

Safety precautions for handling equipment

• Only those operators who are specifically trained and meet

company requirements will be permitted to operate the derrick or

forklift equipment.

• All persons working with derrick trucks or forklifts, must wear

standard safety headgear, eye protection, and insulated gloves (if

required).

• Do not operate a derrick until both stabilizers are extended and

firmly supported. Stabilizers should not be extended after a load is

suspended from the derrick.

• While raising the derrick from the stowed position, be alert for

overhead obstructions, such as power lines, that may interfere.

• At all times, keep bystanders away from the work area.

• Operators must not suspend loads over people, nor can any person

be permitted to work, stand, or pass under a suspended load.

• Personnel must stay clear of the concrete pad when tower work is

performed.

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Unpack the cabinet Use the following procedure to unpack the cabinet.

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1Make note of the "TIP N TELL" indicator on the package to see if the

cabinet was mishandled or tipped during shipment.

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2Remove the bubble wrap.

Important! Keep cabinet upright.

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3Check cabinets for signs of damage.

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4Report damage as required.

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5Secure mounting hardware and the instructions sheet inside of each

cabinet. These sheets provide additional instructions for handling the

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cabinets.

Install the lifting eye bolts Use the following procedure to install lifting eye bolts, if available.

WARNING

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Equipment damage

When performing the next step, the nut on the top of the

cabinet must be held in position while the lifting eye bolt is

tightened. Otherwise, the nut can become loose and result in

water leakage into the cabinet. Do not overtighten the lifting

eye bolt.

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1At the applicable cabinet, install the four lifting eye bolts for handling

and placing the cabinet.

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Lift cabinet using boom tip

winch

CAUTION

Personnel injury or equipment damage

Derrick equipment or a forklift must be used to lift the

cabinet. Do not attempt to move the cabinet manually, or

remove it from the pallet manually.

Important! Before attempting to use derrick equipment, refer to

Page 2 - 23, “Safety precautions for handling equipment”.

Use the following procedure to lift a cabinet using a rotating derrick

equipped with a boom tip winch.

WARNING

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Personnel injury or equipment damage

Cabinets are too heavy to move without appropriate lifting

devices.

When moving the cabinet, use appropriate lifting devices and

a sufficient number of personnel.

1Refer to Corner Mounted Rotating Derrick Equipped with Hydraulic

Digger- Description and Maintenance, 649-300-021 for operating

procedures and precautions. Also consult Slings, 649-310-115, and B

Connecting Links, 081-410-105.

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Important! Make sure that the previously obtained lifting eye

bolts are properly installed before performing the next step. Also

make sure that the slings are long enough to prevent excessive

side stress on the lifting eye bolts.

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2Attach the slings to the boom line with a B connecting link or clevis.

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3Attach the other ends of the slings to the lifting eye bolts with a B

connecting link or clevis.

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Transport cabinet Use the following steps to transport the cabinet after attaching it to the

derrick.

CAUTION

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When moving a cabinet in the following procedures, do not tilt

the cabinet beyond 30 degrees. Do not stand under the cabinet.

1Tie a rope from one end of the pallet, with sufficient length to hold and

guide the cabinet while it is transported from the truck. The rope

prevents the cabinet from tilting or swinging.

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2Lift the cabinet carefully from the truck, keeping the boom line tight to

prevent the cabinet from tipping while it is moving.

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3Slowly place the cabinet on the ground.

Remove cabinet from pallet Use the following procedure to remove the cabinet from the pallet.

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1Make sure that the boom line is tight.

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2Open the front door.

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3Use a 3/4-inch deep socket and ratchet to remove the four bolts that hold

the cabinet to the pallet.

Important! Do not attempt to move the cabinet manually.

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4Carefully lift the cabinet and remove the pallet.

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Cabinet placement, anchoring and

grounding

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Overview

Purpose Important! Instructions for placement, anchoring, and grounding of

the EZBFo battery base modules are provided in Appendix A.

This section provides the following placement, anchoring, grounding,

and associated instructions.

• Flexent Modular Cell 4.0B primary, as well as physical connection

of a 4.0B dual band cabinet to a Modular Cell 1.0/2.0/3.0/4.0 first

or second growth cabinet, as applicable

• WNG24-BC battery cabinet, both first and second, and physical

connection to a 4.0B integrated power primary cabinet, or first

battery cabinet, as applicable

• Heat exchanger and solar shield applications, solar shield

installation, as applicable, and door adjustment.

Contents Use the following procedures, as applicable.

Anchor and torque requirements 2 - 29

Placement and anchoring of the Flexent ‚ Modular Cell 4.0B primary cabinet 2 - 30

Placement and anchoring of the WNG24-BC battery cabinets 2 - 34

Placement and anchoring of a Flexent Modular Cell 4.0B dual band cabinet 2 - 50

Install the cabinet grounding cables 2 - 65

Remove the lifting eye bolts 2 - 67

Install the top solar shield 2 - 70

Install the right side solar shield on the primary cabinet (reference, if applicable) 2 - 75

Adjust the door roller bearing (if required) 2 - 76

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Anchor and torque requirements

Anchor and torque

requirements The following table provides torque requirements for the installation of

the Modular Cell 4.0B cabinet and WNG battery cabinet anchor bolts.

Seismic

Zone(s) Anchor Type Wrench Torque

Newton

Meters

Foot

pounds

0, 1, 2 (4) 1/2" drop in 3/4" 24 Nm 18 ft-lb

3, 4 (4) 12-mm expansion

stud

19-mm 79 Nm 58 ft-lb

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Placement and anchoring of the Flexent Modular Cell 4.0B primary

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cabinet

Overview This procedure module provides instructions for placement, anchoring

and grounding of the Modular Cell 4.0B primary cabinet.

Step-by-step instructions are provided for the following tasks.

Move/lift the primary cabinet into position 2 - 31

Install anchoring bolts or anchor assemblies and level the

primary cabinet

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Move/lift the primary

cabinet into position Use the following procedure to move/lift the cabinet into position.

WARNING

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Personnel injury or equipment damage

Cabinets are too heavy to move without appropriate lifting

devices.

When moving the cabinet, always use appropriate lifting

devices and a sufficient number of personnel.

1If installing directly to a concrete surface, remove tape and any debris

covering the anchor holes.

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2Place cabinet into position.

• On mounting bases or

• On concrete, over the anchor holes or the set anchors

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3Open the front door of the cabinet to view the front mounting holes.

Note that the key must remain in the latch to open the door.

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4Align the cabinet mounting holes with the set anchors or anchor holes,

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Install anchoring bolts or

anchor assemblies and

level the primary cabinet

Use the following procedure to install anchoring bolts or anchor

assemblies and level the cabinet.

Important! When performing the next step, do not seal the

anchor holes. In the event that water should collect, it must be

allowed to drain out of the cabinet through the anchor holes.

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1Anchor the cabinet.

•Seismic zones 0, 1, and 2:

a. If the anchors have not been set, tap in the anchors and set

them using the setting tool. Refer to the figure on Page 2-8.

Then, install the four anchor bolts with two washers each.

b. If the anchors have already been set, install the four anchor

bolts with two washers each.

c. Do not torque the bolts at this time if a 4.0B dual band

cabinet remains to be installed. If not, level the cabinet using

the supplied shims, and torque to 18 ft-lb (24 Nm).

•Seismic zones 3 and 4:

• Refer to the figure on Page 2-33. Note that the black

shouldered spacer and red cap, included in each zone 3 and 4

anchor kit, are not used.

– If the anchors have not been set, you will be inserting the

entire anchor assembly (12-mm expansion stud assembly)

into each hole, but without the large washer for the rear holes.

Note that if a 4-inch hole depth was not attained for the

anchor, the removable spacer may be removed from the

anchor assembly, and 1 inch cut from the end of the threaded

rod.

– If the anchors have been set, you will be inserting only the

threaded rod into each hole, but without the large washer for

the rear holes. Note that if a 4-inch hole depth was not

attained for the anchor, and the 1-inch spacer was removed

from the anchor assembly, 1 inch must be cut from the end of

the threaded rod.

If it is necessary to tap the anchor assembly into place when

performing the next procedure, use a 1/4-inch socket to protect the

head of the threaded rod.

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a. Place two expansion stud assemblies, or threaded rods, into

the front mounting holes using both washers on each

assembly. Refer to the figure below.

b. Place two expansion stud assemblies, or threaded rods, in the

back mounting holes, without the large washer on each

assembly.

c. Do not torque the nuts at this time if a 4.0B dual band cabinet

remains to be installed. If not, level the cabinet using the

supplied shims, and torque to 58 ft-lb (79 Nm).

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2Verify that the cabinet door aligns properly when closed.

Important! If the cabinet door does not align properly when

closed, the cabinet may be releveled until correct door alignment

is achieved, or the door may be adjusted, as applicable. Refer to

Door adjustment procedure on Page 2 - 76 for the adjustment

procedure. Since it may be necessary to re-level the primary

cabinet when connecting a battery or dual band cabinet, you may

wish to delay adjustment of the door(s) until all cabinets have

been placed, leveled, and anchored.

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3If no further cabinets remain to be installed, proceed to Install the cabinet

grounding cables on Page 2-65 to continue the installation.

PLATE WASHER

(REMOVED FOR

REAR MOUNTING

HOLES ONLY)

SPREADER

NUT

FLAT

WASHER

THREADED

ROD

NUT

REMOVABLE

SPACER

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Placement and anchoring of the WNG24-BC battery cabinets

Overview This procedure module provides the following instructions.

For the purpose of these instructions, the WNG24-BC battery cabinet

will be hereafter referred to as the first or second battery cabinet, or the

existing cabinet wen required.

• Placement, anchoring and grounding the WNG24-BC battery

cabinet, both first and second.

• Physical connection of a WNG24-BC battery cabinet to the

primary Modular Cell 4.0B or a second WNG24-BC battery

cabinet to the first battery cabinet (since the instructions are the

same, references will be to attaching a battery cabinet to the

existing cabinet)

This module contains the following procedures.

Prepare the existing cabinet for attachment of an additional

cabinet

2 - 35

Prepare the cabinet being installed for attachment to the

existing cabinet

2 - 37

Partially install the AC cable guide in the cabinet being installed 2 - 39

Move/lift the cabinet being installed into position 2 - 40

Attach the cabinets together at the square cable support (with

second battery cabinet only)

2 - 42

Install anchoring bolts or anchor assemblies and level the

battery cabinet(s)

2 - 45

Complete the installation of the AC feed-through coupling and

tighten the anchor bolts or nuts

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Prepare the existing

cabinet for attachment of

an additional cabinet

Use the following procedure to prepare the existing cabinet for

attachment of an additional cabinet.

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1Make sure the front door of the existing cabinet is open. Refer to the

figure below. Note that the existing cabinet may be the first battery

cabinet, in which case the front heat exchanger and solar shields will not

be present.

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2If a first battery cabinet is being attached to the primary cabinet, and the

primary cabinet has a right solar shield, remove the solar shield at this

time. It will not be reused.

Latch

Top solar shield

(All units)

Side solar

shields

Front heat

Exchanger

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Important! When performing the next step, use care not to bend

or otherwise damage the side wall of the existing cabinet, which

can result in failure of the subsequently installed conduit seal to

prevent water leakage. Use a slow, careful rocking motion to

remove the knockout.

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3Remove the AC port knockout from the lower-right side, near the front

of the existing cabinet (viewed from the front), shown shaded in the

figure below.

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4Remove the square panel from the right side, near the front of the cabinet

(viewed from the front), shown shaded in the figure below.

RIGHT SIDE VIEW

REMOVE ROUND

AC PORT

KNOCKOUT

PREVIOUS CABINET*

* MODULAR CELL 4.0B PRIMARY CABINET OR FIRST BATTERY

CABINET (IF INSTALLING SECOND BATTERY CABINET)

REMOVE SQUARE

PANEL

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Prepare the cabinet being

installed for attachment to

the existing cabinet

Use the following procedure to prepare the battery cabinet for

attachment to the existing cabinet.

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1Open the front door of the cabinet being installed. Refer to the figure on

Page 2-35.

Important! When performing the next step, use care not to bend

or otherwise damage the side wall of the existing cabinet, which

can result in failure of the subsequently installed conduit seal to

prevent water leakage. Use a slow, careful rocking motion to

remove the knockout.

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2Remove the AC port knockout from the lower-left side, near the front of

the cabinet to be installed (viewed from the front), shown shaded in the

figure below.

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3Remove the square panel from the left side, near the front of the cabinet

(viewed from the front), shown shaded in the figure below.

LEFT SIDE VIEW

REMOVE ROUND

AC PORT

KNOCKOUT

FIRST OR SECOND BATTERY CABINET

REMOVE SQUARE

PANEL

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4Place the DC cable support against the side of the cabinet being

installed, and temporarily attach the DC cable support with the two

supplied self-tapping screws, as shown in the figure below.

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5Close the cabinet front door.

Important! When performing the step, the nut on the top of the

cabinet must be held in place while the lifting eye bolt is

tightened. Otherwise, the nut can become loose and result in water

leakage into the cabinet. Do not overtighten.

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6Install the four lifting eye bolts if required for handling and placing the

cabinet.

S

ELF TAPPING

SCREWS (2 of

2)

OR

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Partially install the AC

cable guide in the cabinet

being installed

Refer to the figure on Page 2-39 and perform the following steps to

partially install the AC cable guide in the battery cabinet.

Important! The following steps must be performed before

moving the WNG battery cabinet into position against the existing

cabinet.

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1Refer to the figure on Page 2-39 and place a sealing washer (“BOX

SIDE” facing the cabinet wall) and lock nut on one end of the 2-inch

feed-through coupling.

Important! Do not disfigure the sealing washer in any way.

Otherwise the watertight seal will be lost (at a point near the

bottom of the cabinet).

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2Insert the other end of the 2-inch coupling through the cabinet wall.

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3Position the 10-mm spacer on the coupling on the outside of the cabinet

wall, as shown in the figure below.

BOTTOM FRONT VIEW

CABINET BEING

INSTALLED

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Move/lift the cabinet being

installed into position

WARNING

Personnel injury or equipment damage

Cabinets are too heavy to move without appropriate lifting

devices. When moving the cabinet, use appropriate lifting

devices and a sufficient number of personnel.

Perform the following steps to position the cabinet being installed.

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1If installing directly to a concrete surface, remove tape and any debris

covering the anchor holes.

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2Place cabinet into the approximate position on mounting bases or on

concrete, over the anchor holes or the set anchors.

Important! When performing the next step, align the AC feed-

through conduit with the port opening in the wall of the existing

cabinet. Refer to the figure on Page 2-41. Also, use care not to

damage any wires located in the lower right front of the existing

cabinet.

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3Position the cabinet approximately 10 mm away from the existing

cabinet, while at the same time inserting the AC feed-through coupling

through the wall of the existing cabinet.

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4Align the cabinet with the anchor holes in the mounting surface or the

holes in the mounting bases, as applicable.

Important! If installing on mounting bases, you must

immediately install the bolts that secure the cabinet to the base. Do

not torque the bolts at this time.

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5Perform a preliminary leveling of the cabinet being installed, using the

supplied shims.

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6Temporarily thread a locknut onto the AC feed-through coupling inside

of the existing cabinet. This is to hold the feed-through coupling in place

until it is permanently attached. Refer to the figure below.

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7Perform another leveling of the cabinet being installed using shims.

Note that the holes in the cable supports must align with the holes in the

opposite cabinet.

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8If installing a second battery cabinet, continue the installation on the

next page. If installing the first battery cabinet, skip to Install anchoring

bolts or anchor assemblies and level the battery cabinet(s) on Page 2 - 45 for

the procedure to anchor the battery cabinet.

EXISTING

CABINET*

WNG

BATTERY

CABINET

SURFACE OR

MOUNTING

BASE

AC FEED-THROUGH

COUPLING

SQUARE RF CABLE

GUIDE

TEMPORARY

LOCKNUT

HOLES IN CABLE GUIDE AND

THE EXISTING CABINET MUST

ALIGN, AND THE CABLE GUIDE

MUST BE HELD FIRMLY IN

PLACE BETWEEN THE TWO

CABINET WALLS

REAR VIEW * EXISTING CABINET IS THE PRIMARY CABINET

OR FIRST BATTERY CABINET

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Attach the cabinets

together at the square

cable support (with second

battery cabinet only)

Important! If installing the first battery cabinet, do not perform

the instructions below. Note that the first battery cabinet will be

connected to the Modular Cell 4.0B cabinet at the cable support

when the cable interface is installed in Chapter 4. Skip to Install

anchoring bolts or anchor assemblies and level the battery cabinet(s) on

Page 2 - 45 to continue the installation.

If installing the second battery cabinet, continue with the

instructions below.

Perform the following steps to attach the cabinets together at the cable

support.

Important! If there is no battery retaining bracket mounted on

the top shelf (shelf 5), skip the first step.

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1Refer to the figure below and remove the top (shelf 5) battery retaining

bracket from the first battery cabinet. Do not replace the retaining

bracket at this time.

BATTERY

SHELF 5

BATTERY

SHELF 3

BATTERY

SHELF 4

SHELF 5 BATTERY

RETAINING

BRACKET

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Important! It is preferred that the screws be installed from

inside the first battery cabinet so that all of the nuts are inside of

the second battery cabinet when they are tightened in the next

step.

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2Attach the second battery cabinet to the first battery cabinet at the cable

support. Use the eight sets of hex-head cap screws, plain washers, lock

washers and nuts. Refer to the figure on Page 2-43.

Important! When performing the next step, the nuts must be

tightened to a point that no gasket material is visible around the

cable support.

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3Refer to the figure below and tighten the cable support nuts using the

tightening sequence shown.

1

2

3

4

5

6

78

9

10

NOTE:

Nuts 1 through 8 are threaded on

bolts coming from the first battery

cabinet. Screws 9 and 10

were installed to hold the cable

guide to the second battery

cabinet during the connection of

the cabinets.

FRONT

INSIDE VIEW

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Install anchoring bolts or

anchor assemblies and

level the battery cabinet(s)

Use the following procedure to install anchoring bolts or anchor

assemblies and level the cabinet.

Important! When performing the next step, do not seal the

anchor holes. In the event that water should collect, it must be

allowed to drain out of the cabinet through the anchor holes.

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1Anchor the cabinet.

•Seismic zones 0, 1, and 2:

• If the anchors have not been preset, tap in the anchors and set

them using the setting tool. Refer to the figure on Page 2-8.

Then, install the four anchor bolts with two washers each.

d. If the anchors have already been set, install the four anchor

bolts with two washers each.

e. Do not torque the bolts at this time.

•Seismic zones 3 and 4:

• Refer to the figure on Page 2-46. Note that the black

shouldered spacer and red cap, included in each zone 3 and 4

anchor kit, are not used.

– If the anchors have not been preset, you will be inserting the

entire anchor assembly (12-mm expansion stud assembly)

into each hole, but without the large washer for the rear holes.

Note that if a 4-inch hole depth was not attained for the

anchor, the removable spacer may be removed from the

anchor assembly, and 1 inch cut from the end of the threaded

rod.

– If the anchors have been preset, you will be inserting only the

threaded rod into each hole, but without the large washer for

the rear holes. Note that if a 4-inch hole depth was not

attained for the anchor, and the 1-inch spacer was removed

from the anchor assembly, 1 inch must be cut from the end of

the threaded rod.

If it is necessary to tap the anchor assembly into place when

performing the next procedure, use a 1/4-inch socket to protect the

head of the threaded rod.

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a. Place two expansion stud assemblies, or threaded rods, into

the front mounting holes using both washers on each

assembly. Refer to the figure below.

b. Place two expansion stud assemblies, or threaded rods, in the

back mounting holes, without the large washer on each

assembly.

c. Do not torque the nuts at this time.

Important! If the cabinet door does not align properly when

closed in the next step, the cabinet may be releveled until correct

door alignment is achieved, or the door may be adjusted, as

applicable. Refer to Door adjustment procedure on Page 2 - 76 for

the adjustment procedure. Since it may be necessary to re-level the

primary cabinet when connecting a battery or dual band cabinet,

you may wish to delay adjustment of the door(s) until all cabinets

have been placed, leveled, and anchored.

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2If the cabinet being installed has a front heat exchanger, verify that the

cabinet door aligns properly when closed.

Important! When leveling the cabinet in the next step, the holes

for the cable supports must align with the holes in the opposite

cabinet.

PLATE WASHER

(REMOVED FOR

REAR MOUNTING

HOLES ONLY)

SPREADER

NUT

FLAT

WASHER

THREADED

ROD

NUT

REMOVABLE

SPACER

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3Level the cabinet (as required) using the supplied shims.

Important! If the cabinet door does not align properly when

closed, the cabinet must be re-leveled until correct door alignment

is achieved.

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4Verify that the cabinet door aligns properly when closed.

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5Do not tighten the anchor bolts or nuts at this time.

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Complete the installation of

the AC feed-through

coupling and tighten the

anchor bolts or nuts

Refer to the figure below and perform the following steps to complete

the installation of the AC feed-through coupling and tighten the anchor

bolts or nuts.

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1Remove the temporary locknut from the AC coupling inside of the

existing cabinet and fully install a sealing washer ("BOX SIDE" facing

the cabinet wall) onto the AC coupling.

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2Replace and tighten the locknut and install a 2-inch plastic bushing on

the end of the coupling.

Important! If installing a second battery cabinet, skip the next

step.

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3If installing a first battery cabinet, tighten the locknut and assemble the

2-inch to 1/2-inch reducer on the coupling inside of the first WNG24-

BC battery cabinet, as shown in the figure below.

BOTTOM FRONT VIEW

SEALING WASHER*

AREA BETWEEN

CABINETS

LOCK NUT

2-inch

FEED-THROUGH COUPLING

2-inch

P

LASTIC BUSHING

SEALING WASHER

LOCK NUT

MODULAR CELL 4.0/4.0B

PRIMARY CABINET

FIRST WNG24-BC

BATTERY CABINET

2-inch TO 1/2-inch

REDUCER WITH SEA

L

*(”BOX SIDE” FACING

CABINET WALL)

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4Tighten the locknut inside of the second battery cabinet (if applicable),

and install a 2-inch plastic bushing on the end of the coupling, as shown

in the figure below.

Important! When performing the next step, do not seal the

anchor holes in any way. In the event that water should collect, it

must be allowed to drain out of the cabinet through the anchor

holes.

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5Tighten the anchor bolts or nuts on both cabinets as follows.

• On mounting bases: torque to 50 ft-lb (68 Nm)

• Seismic zones 0, 1, and 2: Torque the bolts to 18 ft-lb (24 Nm).

• Seismic zones 3 and 4: Torque the nuts to 58 ft-lb (79 Nm).

Refer to the table on Page 2 - 29.

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6Proceed to Install the cabinet grounding cables on Page 2-65 to continue

the installation.

BOTTOM FRONT VIEW

2-inch

PLASTIC BUSHING

SEALING WASHER*

AREA BETWEEN

CABINETS

LOCK NUT

2-inch

FEED-THROUGH COUPLING

2-inch

P

LASTIC BUSHING

SEALING WASHER*

LOCK NUT

FIRST WNG24-BC

BATTERY CABINET

SECOND WNG24-BC

BATTERY CABINET

*(”BOX SIDE” FACING

CABINET WALL)

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Placement and anchoring of a Flexent Modular Cell 4.0B dual band

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cabinet

Overview This section provides the following instructions. The instructions

assume that the primary cabinet, regardless of model, 1.0/2.0/3.0/4.0,

or 4.0B, is already in place, and that if the primary cabinet is not a 4.0B,

that Legacy first and second growth may already be in place.

1. Placement, anchoring and grounding of an outdoor Flexent

Modular Cell 4.0B dual band cabinet in the G-1 position with a

4.0B primary cabinet

2. Placement, anchoring and grounding of a Flexent Modular Cell

4.0B dual band cabinet in the G-2 or G-3 position with Legacy

previous cabinets.

For purposes of these instructions the cabinet to which the 4.0B

dual band cabinet is to be attached will be referred to as the

previous cabinet, regardless of model or position in the existing

line-up.

Step-by-step instructions are provided for the following tasks.

Prepare the previous Modular Cell cabinet for connection of a

4.0B dual band cabinet

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Partially install the AC cable guide in the previous Modular Cell

cabinet, if applicable

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Prepare the 4.0B dual band cabinet for connection to the

previous Modular Cell cabinet

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Position the 4.0B dual band Modular Cell cabinet 2 - 56

Install anchoring bolts or anchor assemblies and level the 4.0B

dual band cabinet

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Finish the installation of the AC cable guide and tighten the

anchor bolts

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Attach the 4.0B dual band Modular Cell cabinet to the previous

Modular Cell cabinet at the RF cable guide

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