Statement

This document is a guide to simple and convenient hardware installation. Please read it carefully before installation, to
prevent bodily injury or device damage.
The device installation personnel must be well trained before installation, to master correct installation operations and safety
precautions.
Device installation shall follow local safety regulations. Precautions listed in this document are suppliments to local safety
regulartions. Raisecom shall not be reliable to any accident if common safety operation requirements are violated, or design,
manufacturing, or usage security standards for devices are violated.

Lightning safety
Device installation is prohabited in lightning and thunderstorm conditions to prevent bodily injury and device damage.

High-voltage safety
DO NOT install or remove the device when it is powered on, to prevent unpredictable bodily injury.
Use special tools instead of common tools when conducting operations in high voltage and AC power conditions.
Prevent the device from being rotted. Once the device is rotted, power off it immediately.

Electrostatic discharge safety

Any time when contacting the device, you must wear an Electro-Static Discharge (ESD) wrist strap in good contact with
skin and have the other end of the ESD wrist grounded.

Grounding safety
Ensure correct grounding before installing cables. Avoid installing the device before it is grounded.

Laser safety
Before cutting or welding fiber, disconnect the fiber and the optical source. DO NOT stare into the optical interface to
prevent eye injury.

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 Item Description
Package check Before installing the device, check whether the device model and auxiliary parts in the package
box comply with the Packing List. If not, contact Raisecom local office or technical support.
Installing scenario Cabinet: ETSI 300-mm cabinet, ETSI 600-mm cabinet, or 19-inch 600-mm cabinet
Open rack
Workbench
Operating temperature -10 to +55C
Operating humidity 10%90% RH (non-condensing)
Air pressure 86106 kPa
Power supply The maximum overall power consumption is 25 W, so the power supply module must provide
conditions power above this.
AC power: 220 VAC, 100240 VAC, providing a plum blossom interface
DC power: -48 VDC, -36 to -72 VDC, providing a 3-pin Phoenix terminal
ESD protection Use effective ESD measures. The contact discharge voltage is 6 kV, and the air discharge
voltage is 8 kV.
Grounding condition The device should adopt joint grounding mode, with a grounding resistance not greater than 1
.
Installation tools Flathead screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable spanner, wire stripper, ESD glove, ESD
wrist, optical power meter, multimeter, ground resistance tester, cable tester, and crystal head
crimping pliers

Dimensions: 220 mm (Width) 180 mm (Depth) 43.6 mm (Height). Take the hybrid AC+DC RAX711-L-4GC4E1-BL-S
for example.

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 Do not pile the device one above another. Otherwise, it will influence heat dissipation and thus
infulence partial functions of the device.

Installing device on rack

Install stardard brackets on both sides of device. Install floating nuts.

Insatlling device on wall

Install the wall-mount long brackets on both sides of Hammer screws on the wall and hang the device stably
the device (the figure above taking the right side for on the wall.
example), and fix them with screws.

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1 Connecting grounding cable
The following grounding cable is recommended.
Item Description
Grounding Protective grounding round pressed terminal (M4)-OT-1715AWG
terminal (1.21.5 mm2)
Grounding Name: PIL-grounding cable-4-D, wherein, the letter D is the length
cable of the cable and can be customized. For example, if the customer
requires a 1m cable, name it PIL-grounding cable-4-1m.
Yellow/Green multi-strand copper-core conducting wire 16AWG
(1.25 mm2)
Electronic wire UL1007 or UL1005 is used.

Make the grounding cable according to its technical specifications.

Loosen the grounding terminal anticlockwise at the left side of the
device. There are grounding holes, from which you can choose either of them
according to the cabling requirements.
Put the flat shim, OT terminal, and spring shim in order as shown in the
left figure, and fix them with a screw on the grounding hole.
Connect the other end of the grounding cable to the grounding terminal
of the cabinet or the grounding bar in the equipment room.

2 Connecting Console cable

Connect one end of the Console cable to the Console interface on the
device.
Connect the other end of the Console to the USB interface on the PC or
configuration terminal.

Before connecting the Console cable, you need to download the USB driver
from the specified website and install it. For details, contact the technical
support engineers.

3 Connecting Ethernet cable/RJ45-type E1 cable

Make the Ethernet cable/E1 cable according to its technical

specifications.
Align the header of the Ethernet cable/E1 cable with the corresponding
interface, and insert it properly.

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4 Connecting CC3 plug (RAX711-L-4GC4E1-S)
Inset the CC3 plug into the CC3 interface.

The E1 cable should be made according to the E1 interface type of the peer
device on site. After making the E1 cable, inset the CC3 plug into the CC3
interface.
For the RAX711-L-4GC4E1-S, you can order the CBL-E1-DB37F/8BNCF
cable.

5 Connecting fiber

Insert the SFP optical module into the optical interface Remove the dustproof cap from the optical module and
on the device. fiber connector respectively, align the header of fiber
connector with the interface on the SFP optical module, and
insert it properly.

6 Connecting power cable

Before installing power cables, ensure that the grounding cable is properly connected.
Before connecting and removing power cables, power off the device or disconnect power
connections.
Use the power cable that complies with technical specifications.

Connecting DC power cable

The DC power interface is a 3-pin Phoenix terminal, which is described as below.

Name Description
+ GND power input terminal
- -48 V power input terminal

Make the DC power cable according to its technical specifications.

Insert the plug of the DC power cable to the power interface on the device
properly.
Fasten the plug of the DC power cable with screws at both sides.
Insert the other end of the power cable to the cabinet or the power
sourcing equipment in the equipment room.

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Connecting AC power cable

Connect the plug of the AC power cable to the device.

Insert the other end of the power cable to the cabinet or the power
sourcing equipment in the equipment room.

No. Item Method

1 Components are installed properly without loose ends or shedding phenomenon. View.
2 Screws are tightened. View.
3 Cables are correctly connected without loose ends or shedding phenomenon. View.
4 The wiring of cables should meet design requirements. View.
5 No damage, breakage, or middle connector for signal cables View.
6 Protective measures are taken over pigtail fiber laid outside of the cabinet, such as View.
equipping them with sheaths or channels.
7 The radius of curvature of an optical fiber should be 20 times greater than the diameter. View.
In general, it should be greater than 40 mm.
8 Labels on both ends of the signal cable should be correct, distinct, and neat. View.
9 Power cables and grounding cables are connected correctly and reliably. View.
10 The power cable and grounding cable should comply with engineering design documents. View.
11 Power cables and signal cables are laid separately. View.
12 No stains or scratches on the surface of the device View.
13 The fuse is big enough so that the device works properly under the maximum power Use a multimeter.
consumption.
14 When making the wiring nose of the power cable, grounding cable, or the alarm cable, View.
weld or clamp it tightly.
15 If there is a screw for the power cable, the screw is tightened. View.
16 The power cable and the grounding cable are properly connected. The spring shim View.
sheathes the flat shim.
17 Space for heat dissipation is reserved around the device. No heavy object is laid on the View.
device.

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 No. Item Method
1 After the device is powered on, LEDs should be in correct status. If a service interface is View.
connected properly with a cable, its LNK/ACT LED should be Green. If a service interface
is not connected with a cable, its LNK/ACT LED should be Off.
2 Measure the optical power of an installed SFP optical module, and set the value to P1. Use the optical
Compare the P1 to specifications of the SFP optical module to verify that the optical power meter.
module works properly.
For parameters of optical modules, see RAX711-L (A) Product
Description.
3 For the optical fiber that is at one side of the ODF connected to the device, connect it to the Use the optical
optical power meter to get a value P2. If the difference between P1 and P2 is smaller than 1 power meter.
dB, it indicates that the fiber is correctly connected.