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Step 12: Route the other end of the jumper to its destination.
NOTE: Jumpers may route out one or both sides of the box as shown in Figure 16.
Step 13: Close and secure the cover on the box. Replace and secure oor tiles.
Figure 19
6. INSTALLATION
OPTIONS
The top module rack may be
removed from the module frame
(Figure 19) to allow installation
of a 1U patch panel (ber or
copper), if desired.
7. CONNECTOR CARE AND CLEANING — POST INITIAL MATING
NOTE: Connector care and cleaning should only be necessary after the initial connector mating during
testing and troubleshooting of the network.
a. Clean connectors and adapters using the recommended cleaning tools or kits for the connector
type.
• LC connector and adapter cleaning: use cleaning tool part number CLEANER-PORT-LC
• MTP connector and adapter cleaning: use cleaning tool part number 2104466-01
b. Always keep dust caps on connectors and adapters when not in use.
c. Ensure dust caps are clean before reuse.
d. When troubleshooting, clean the connector before re-mating, especially for test equipment patch
cords (jumpers).
• Be sure to clean both connectors that are being mated.
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