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Step-by-step instructions for connecting the UPS Power Cable to the ONT and UPS.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the UPS Power Cable to the ONT and UPS.
The ADTRAN GPON Indoor UPS Power Cable is a crucial component designed to connect an Indoor GPON ONT (Optical Network Terminal) to an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS). This cable facilitates the continuous operation of the ONT by drawing power from the UPS, ensuring uninterrupted service even during power outages.
The primary function of the GPON Indoor UPS Power Cable is to establish a reliable power connection between an Indoor GPON ONT and a UPS. This connection is essential for maintaining the functionality of the ONT, which is a key device in fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) networks, responsible for converting optical signals into electrical signals for internet, voice, and video services. By linking the ONT to a UPS, the cable ensures that the ONT receives a consistent power supply, thereby preventing service interruptions that could arise from fluctuations or failures in the main power grid. The cable is designed to transmit the necessary power and control signals to enable the UPS to manage the ONT's power requirements effectively. This includes signals for battery status, such as "ON Battery," "Battery Missing," "Replace Battery," and "Low Battery," which allow the ONT or a connected monitoring system to be aware of the UPS's operational state and battery health. The cable's design incorporates multiple wires, each serving a specific purpose, to ensure comprehensive power delivery and signal communication. For instance, dedicated wires are used for +12V power, 12V return, and various signal returns, ensuring a robust and stable connection. The cable's construction is tailored for indoor environments, implying a design that prioritizes durability and safety for typical indoor installations.
The installation of the GPON Indoor UPS Power Cable is designed to be straightforward, although it requires careful attention to detail to ensure a secure and functional connection. Before installation, it is recommended to inspect the Power Cable for any shipping damage. If damage is found, a claim should be filed with the carrier, and ADTRAN Customer Support should be contacted, with reference to the warranty for further information. The installation process begins by routing the Power Cable from the UPS to the ONT. This step ensures proper cable management and minimizes potential hazards. Following this, the cable requires preparation, which involves stripping approximately 1 inch of the outer insulation from the end of the Power Cable. This exposes the individual wires within. Subsequently, approximately 1/4 inch of insulation must be stripped from the ends of each individual wire. This precise stripping is critical for making proper electrical contact. The next step involves preparing the UPS Power Connector by removing it from the UPS. Using a small flat-head screwdriver, the setscrew on the top of the UPS Power Connector needs to be loosened. This opens the terminal for wire insertion. Each bare wire from the Power Cable is then inserted into its corresponding opening on the UPS Power Connector. While holding the wire in place, the setscrew is tightened until the wire is securely fastened. This process is repeated for all wires, ensuring each connection is firm and reliable. Once all wires are connected to the UPS Power Connector, the Power Cable is connected to the UPS port on the ONT. Finally, the UPS power connector, now with the Power Cable attached, is connected back to the UPS. This completes the physical and electrical connection, allowing the ONT to draw power from the UPS. The cable's pinout, which details the color and function of each wire, is provided to guide installers in making correct connections, preventing miswiring and potential damage. The clear labeling of ports on the UPS, such as "ON/OFF," "PWR," "UPS," "RESET," "LAN1," "LAN2," and "LAN," further aids in correct identification and connection. The design emphasizes ease of use for trained technicians, ensuring that the installation can be performed efficiently and accurately.
The GPON Indoor UPS Power Cable is designed for reliability and minimal intervention, as it does not require routine hardware maintenance for normal operation. This "set it and forget it" approach reduces the operational burden and associated costs for users. ADTRAN's philosophy for this product emphasizes replacement over repair in the field. The company explicitly states that it does not recommend attempting repairs on the defective unit in the field. This policy is likely due to the specialized nature of the cable's internal wiring and the potential for improper repairs to compromise safety or performance. Instead, if a Power Cable becomes defective, repair services can be obtained by returning the unit to ADTRAN. This ensures that any necessary repairs or replacements are handled by qualified personnel using appropriate tools and genuine parts, thereby maintaining the product's integrity and performance standards. Users are advised to refer to the product's warranty information for details on how to proceed with returns and service requests. This approach streamlines troubleshooting and resolution processes, ensuring that users receive properly functioning equipment. The robust construction of the cable, designed for indoor use, contributes to its long-term reliability, further reducing the likelihood of frequent maintenance or replacement needs. The focus on a maintenance-free design underscores ADTRAN's commitment to providing durable and dependable networking components.
General| Connector Type | SC/APC |
|---|---|
| Maximum Attenuation | 28 dB |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
| Wavelength | 1490 nm (downstream), 1310 nm (upstream) |
| Fiber Type | Single-mode |
