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Standard Operation Procedure B2H Connections Guide Book
FiberForBusiness
Table Of Contents
Chapter1:B2HScenariosOverview
Ch t 2 P d f B2H i t ll ti
7.5:Stripping,leadingin,SplicingandFixingof
Fibers
TableOfContents
Chapter2:ProcedureforB2Hinstallation
Chapter3:CommunicationandSurvey
Chapter4:PreparationforB2H
Chapter5:StandardLayingofOutdoorOFC
5.1:SafetyEnvironmentDeployment
5 2 St d d D i
Fibers
7.6:PreparingofVerticalRisercable
7.7:PreparingofRisercable
7.8:Leadingin,splicingandFixingoffibers.
7.9:Exampleinstallations
7 10: Finishing
5.2:StandardDrawings
5.3:ImplementationPreparation
5.4:TransportingofCable
5.5:FixingCableDrum
5.6:ManholeOpening
5 7 D R di
7.10:Finishing
Chapter8:Standard Installation of Sub FAT3101
8.1:Plantheinstallationspace
8.2:Fixingonthewall
8.3:PreparingofVerticalRisercable
8 4: Leading in and Fixing of Riser Cable
5.7:DuctRoding
5.8:Makingtractionend
5.9:Layingthecable
Chapter6:StandardLayingofRiserandDropCable
6.1:TransportingandFixingofCableinside
Telecom Room
8.4:LeadinginandFixingofRiserCable
8.5:Leadingin,FixingandsplicingofDropfibers.
8.6:Splicingrequirementpercustomer
8.7:Additionalrecommendations
Chapter9:StandardLabeling
9 1 B2H Labeling solution
TelecomRoom
6.2:LayingofVerticalCable
6.3:LayingofDropCable
Chapter7:Standard Installation of FAT3201-24
and FAT3201-48 (direct drop fibers)
7.1:ProcedureofFATInstallation
9.1:B2HLabelingsolution
Chapter10:StandardISPinstallation
10.1:InstallationprocedureforSCS
10.2:StandardInstallationofATBandONT
Chapter11:StandardSplicing
11 1 S li i P d
7.2:InstallationofFATinthewall
7.3:PreparationofFeederCable
7.4:LeadinginandFixingofDropCables
11.1:SplicingProcedure
11.2:JointSplicingintheManhole
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Chapter One
Business Lines B2H ScenariosOverview
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FeasibilitySurvey y y
Beforestartinganyactivitywithimplementationinthebuilding,ensurethatthe
buildingwiringandinfrastructurecorrespondstooneofthefollowingscenarios.
Incaseofanydeviations refertoHuaweiSiteEngineer/AreaManagerforguidance.
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DropcablesaredistributeddirectfromtheFAT3201 24(2
nd
Splitterwith16
Ports) (Each splitter up to 14 ONTs) Design populated scenario (To cater for some
1.B2HScenarios
1
st
Case
Ports)(Eachsplitter,upto14ONT s).Designpopulatedscenario(Tocaterforsome
Expansion).
X*Delnumber/CustomerReferenceNumber/ElectricityNumber
1 Case
of DELs 1,2,3,4 5,6,7,8 948 >48
2nd Floor
DirectDrop
Cables
Equipment 1ONTSupports 4Ports
(ONT8447)
2ONTSupports 4PortsEach
2*(ONT8447)
MA5612 nxMA5612
2ndFloor
1stFloor
GroundFloor
Basement
FAT320124(16)
(1Splitter)
Feeder
Cable Cable
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Ifabuildinghas47floorsandeachfloorhas2connections,itispossible
to lay drop cables directly to FAT 24 provided that the size of the riser
2
nd
Case
1.B2HScenarios
tolaydropcablesdirectlytoFAT24providedthatthesizeoftheriser
conduithasenoughspacetoaccommodate814dropcables.
5th Fl
6thFloor
2 Case
DirectDrop
Cables
5thFloor
4thFloor
3th Floor 3thFloor
2ndFloor
1stFloor
Basement
GroundFloor
FAT 320124(16) FAT320124(16)
(1splitters)
Feeder
cable
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DropcablesaredistributeddirectfromtheFAT3201 48(32)(2splitters,
up to 28 ONTs)
3
rd
Case
1.B2HScenarios
upto28ONTs)
3 Case
X*Delnumber/CustomerReferenceNumber/ElectricityNumber
of DELs 1,2,3,4 5,6,7,8 948 >48
Equipment 1ONTSupports 4Ports 2ONTSupports 4PortsEach M5612 nxMA5612
2ndFloor
DirectDrop
Cables
q p pp
(ONT8447)
pp
2*(ONT8447)
1stFloor
GroundFloor
Basement
FAT320148(32)
(2splitters)
Feeder
cable
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IfDistancefromFATtothenecessaryflooristoolong,orriseris
t d ibl t S b FAT t d t th M i FAT i Ri 4
th
Case
1.B2HScenarios
congested,possibletouseSubFAT,connectedtotheMainFATviaRiser
Cable.
4 Case
of DELs 1,2,3,4 5,6,7,8 948 >48
Equipment 1 ONT Supports 4 Ports 2 ONT Supports 4 Ports Each M5612 n x MA5612
2ndFloor
DropCables
SubFAT3101
Equipment 1ONTSupports 4Ports
(ONT8447)
2ONTSupports 4PortsEach
2*(ONT8447)
M5612 nxMA5612
1stFloor
Vertical
RiserCables
p
DropCables
SubFAT3101
GroundFloor
Basement
Feeder
Cable
FAT320148
(2Splitters)
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InthiscaseDropCablesaredistributedbySubFAT3101,eachSubFATis
fl ( fl )
5
th
Case
1.B2HScenarios
servicing2floors(upto6Onts perfloor).
3rd Floor
2ndFloor
3rdFloor
DropCables
1stFloor
DropCables
SubFAT3101
GroundFloor
VerticalRiser
Cables
SubFAT3101
Basement
Feeder
Cable
FAT320148
(2Splitters)
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IncaseifoneSubFATisservicingmorethanonefloor:
ll fl f h fl h ld b d h b l
6
th
Case
1.B2HScenarios
3rdFloor
AllflatsfromthesamefloorshouldbeconnectedtothesameSubFATonly.
2ndFloor
SubFAT3101
1stFloor
GroundFloor
SubFAT3101
Basement
Feeder
Cable
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TwoFAT320148iscombined,DropcablesaredistributedbySubFAT3101,each
7
th
Case
1.B2HScenario's
3rdFloor
FATisservicing2floors(7to12ONTsperfloor).
DropCables
S b FAT3101
2ndFloor
Vertical
RiserCables
SubFAT3101
Sub FAT3101
1stFloor
SubFAT3101
Sub FAT3101
GroundFloor
SubFAT3101
SubFAT3101
Basement
Feeder
FAT320148
(2Splitters)
Cable
FAT320148
(2Splitters)
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IncaseifnumberofSubFATisequaltothenumberofsplittersandfreesplitterports
ll l bl bl d d f h fl
8
th
Case
1.B2HScenario's
arestillavailable,itispossibletousedirectdropsfromFATtotheSAME floor.
S b FAT3101
3rdFloor
2ndFloor
Sub FAT3101
SubFAT3101
1stFloor
Vertical
RiserCables
SubFAT3101
SubFAT3101
DirectDrop
Cables
GroundFloor
Feeder
FAT320148
(2Splitters)
FAT 320124
Cable
FAT3201 24
(1Splitters)
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SimilarscenarioforsingleFAT320148.Wehave2splittersand2ofSub
FAT 2 S b FAT t i 24 d fib i A di t
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th
Case
1.B2HScenario's
FAT.2xSubFATcancontain24dropfibersmaximum.Accordingto
Ooredoo businessrules,wecanconnect28Onts to2splitters.So,4
splitterportsstillfreeandcanbedistributedbydirectdrops(onlytothe
nearestfloor).
2ndFloor
SubFAT3101
1stFloor
Vertical
RiserCables
SubFAT3101
FAT 320148
DirectDrop
Cables
GroundFloor
Feeder
Cable
FAT3201 48
(2splitters)
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Each case to be dealt with on a casebycase basis in agreement with Ooredoo Design Approval
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th
Case
1.B2HScenario's
SubFAT3101
SubFAT3101 5thFloor
6thFloor
Idealscenario ifwehaveupto7ofSubFAT.In
thiscaseispossibletoterminateeachof24F
cable to dedicated splicing/termination tray
Eachcasetobedealtwithonacase by casebasisinagreementwithOoredooDesignApproval
SubFAT3101 4thFloor
cabletodedicatedsplicing/terminationtray.
Otherwiseweneedtosplitthecablesto
differenttrays.
2ndFloor
3rdFloor
22UCabinet,5Splitters,72ONTsMaximum.
SubFAT3101
SubFAT3101
GroundFloor
1stFloor
Vertical
RiserCables
SubFAT3101
SubFAT3101
Basement
Feeder
22UCabinet
Cable
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22Ucabinet,6splitters,84connectionsmaximum.
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th
Case
1.B2HScenario's
, p ,
SubFAT3101
SubFAT3101 5thFloor
6thFloor
Forabuildingwhichhas7184connections,
Install1x22Ucabinetwith6splitters.Use
double 2:16 splitter as the bottom splitter It is
SubFAT3101 4thFloor
double2:16splitterasthebottomsplitter.Itis
alsopossibletoterminateeachof24Fcableto
dedicatedsplicing/terminationtray.Otherwise
weneedtosplitthecablestodifferenttrays.
2ndFloor
3rdFloor SubFAT3101
SubFAT3101
GroundFloor
1stFloor
Vertical
RiserCables
SubFAT3101
SubFAT3101
Basement
Feeder
22UCabinet
cable
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IncaseifnumberofONTsperfloorismorethan12 twoSubFATstobe
installed for each floor
12
th
Case
1.B2HScenario's
installedforeachfloor.
3rdFloor
Drop Cables
EachcasetobedealtwithonacasebycasebasisinagreementwithOoredooDesignApproval
2ndFloor
DropCables
SubFAT3101
SubFAT3101
SubFAT3101
SubFAT3101
1stFloor
SubFAT3101 SubFAT3101
GroundFloor
Basement
Vertical
RiserCables
Feeder
Cable
22UCabinet
(WallMounted)
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Scenariowithtworisers,1324ONTsperfloor.
Each case to be dealt with on a casebycase basis in agreement with Ooredoo Design Approval
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th
Case
1.B2HScenario's
3rdFloor
SubFAT3101
SubFAT3101
EachcasetobedealtwithonacasebycasebasisinagreementwithOoredooDesignApproval
2ndFloor
Ground Floor
1stFloor
GroundFloor
Riser2
Feeder
Cable
Riser1
22UCabinet
(WallMounted)
Basement
Cable
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Scenariowithtworisers,712ONTsperfloor.
E h t b d lt ith b b i i t ith O d D i A l `
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th
Case
1.B2HScenario's
3rd Floor
EachcasetobedealtwithonacasebycasebasisinagreementwithOoredooDesignApproval `
3rdFloor
SubFAT3101
SubFAT3101
2ndFloor
1stFloor
GroundFloor
Basement
Riser2
Feeder
Cable
Riser1
22UCabinet
(WallMounted)
Basement
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B2HRestrictions
3rdFloor
SubFAT3101
2ndFloor
1stFloor
SubFAT3101
GroundFloor
Riser
Basement
Riser
Feeder
cable
22UCabinet
(WallMounted)
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Chapter Two
ProcedureforBusinessLinesB2Hinstallation
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2.1B2HBusinessLinesProcess
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1.1
Preparation for B2H
Installation
Site Engineer A
1.2
Communicate with building
authorised person
/permission to work and
verify that survey is correct.
Site Engineer A
1.3
Confirm access to building
and that works can proceed
Site Engineer A
1.5
Lay the external cable from
designed J oint closure to
telecom room or specified
comms location inside the
building
OSP Work C
1.6
Prepare cable ends, arrange
inside of J oint Closure and
splice the fibers allocated to
the splitter/FAT from J oint
Closure location
OSP Splicing C
Start
B2H
1.4
Pre-installation Marketing
Circular 1 (Any Business
Day)
Site Engineer A
1.7
Install required quantity of main FAT s with
splitters in Comms. location or specified
location. Prepare the cable, lead-in and splice
the fibers.
1.8
Lay the vertical cable from
comms location to
designated locations where
Sub FATs are required
2.0
Install Sub FATs in the
designated locations on
each specified floor of the
building. Ensure all fire
stops replaced through all
risers where new cables
pass
2.1
Label all cables, FATs and
sub FATs as per agreed
B2HSOP
B2H B
1.9
When Blockage in conduit is
found, install
internal/external Conduit /
External Over-Head Cable.
Then lay Vertical cable
within same.
B2H, Splicing Team B,D
B2H B
pass.
B2H B
B2H B
B2H B
Start
ISP
2.2
Pre-installation Marketing Circular 2(Any Business Day)
2.3
Pre-installation resource /
Tool / Equipment check
2.4
Open the IDP and identify
the route to each customer
dwelling for the 2F drop
cable and Sub FAT if
present
ISP Installation Team A Site Engineer A
present.
ISP Installation
Team
A
2.9
Install Cat3 cable, Cat6
cables, RJ 45 sockets as
per business rules
2.8
Install ONT as per business
rules (refer to the attached
documentation) whenever
2.7
Leave required drop cable
length for splicing at Sub
FATs and ONT location
2.6
Lay the 2F drop cable from
Sub FAT to the location of
ONT as per business rules.
2.5
Rod the internal conduit and
pull in rope if necessary and
install the 2F drop cable and p
ISP Installation
Team
A
)
possible.
ISP Installation
Team
A
FATs and ONT location
ISP Installation
Team
A
p
ISP Installation
Team
A
2.10
Install power supply for ONT
b i l i
2.11
Splice both core of the 2F
2.12
Confirm continuity test of
sta t e d op cabe a d
SubFAT if present.
ISP Installation
Team
A
as per business rules using
qualified electrician and
following safe working
practices
Electrician A
p
cable to the pig tails in the
ONT cabinet / ATB, in the
sub FAT and splice core1
to the splitter and the spare
core2 to the pigtail for the
patch panel at the splitter
location
Splicing Teams D
y
each fibre from ONT
location to splitter location
using power meter and
confirm the CAT 6 and CAT
3 continuity test.
Splicing Teams D
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2.2 B2H
Reference:NextPage
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Test the existing services
Migration
Team
E
3.1
Migrate the services
Migration
Team
E
3.2
Confirm Work order with
call center
Migration
Team
E
3.3
Test ALL the services after
Migration
Migration
Team
E
3.4
Installation / Migration
Completion sign off.
Call centre to call customer
after 2 days and confirm
customer satisfaction
Migration
Team
E
2.13
Obtainsign off of Installation
completion report form and
ensure customer satisfaction
survey is completed before
leaving premises
Site Engineer A
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Migration
2.3NamingConvention
SE+ISPInstallationTeam:A
1. InstallationofATB&ONT
cabinet/casing
2. Knowrouteofbuilding
3 Good English
B2HInstallationTeam:B
1. Installationofrisercable,
FATandsubFAT
2. Installationof2Fdrop
cable 3. GoodEnglish
communicationskills
cable.
3. Knowrouteofbuilding
4. SimpleEnglish
communicationskills
SplicingTeam:D
1. HaveexpertFusionsplicing
OSPInstallationTeam+OSP
SplicingTeam:C
capability.
2. SimpleEnglish
communicationskills.
3. Havegoodknowledgeof
healthandsafety.
1. Haveagood
understandingofOSPwork
2. HaveexpertFusionsplicing
capability.
3. Havegoodknowledgeof
healthandsafety
MigrationTeam:E
1. Provisioning&testingofall
services.
2. Troubleshootingcapability
3. HaveknowledgeofISP
installation
MigrationTeam:F
1. Haveprofessional
electricalcertification
2. Troubleshootingcapability
3. GoodEnglish
communication skills installation.
4. GoodEnglish
Huawei/OoredooisnotresponsibleforanyThirdParty
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internalcabling.PleaserefertolocalITdepartment
relatingtoanyissue.
Chapter Three
Communication and Survey
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3.1CommunicationandSurvey
SN Task Description Operator Duration
3.1 Communication and Survey CDG
1
3.1 Communication and Survey CDG
Procedure
1 Introduce oneself at the office reception. As shown in Picture 1
2 Show the ID card to the Customer;
3
Get the access signature from customer on new Ooredoo Authorisationforms.
(Picture 1) (Picture 1).
4 Converse with the customer according to the script (Ask for IT person if available)
5
Agree the location of ONT/ATB with the Customer and confirm the installation
scenario based on xxxxxx (power socket location).
6 Survey the ODP location (drop cable route) as Image 4 shown.
7 Validate the customer's data information with customer;
Note
1
If it is inconvenient for the Customer to give access there and then, ISP
coordinator will make an appointment with customer and record the appointment
time via Ooredoo Call Center.
Please agree with the customer that drillingof holes is allowedbefore anysuch
2
2
Please agree with the customer that drilling of holes is allowed before any such
work.
3
If customer does not allow ISP team to carry out installation then ISP coordinator
will note this into his report and quality sign off sheet, will request the customer to
sign the sheet for not allowing the installation and report back.
4 The workers should be in neat and clean Ooredoo uniformat all times.
Th k t b d t l t i db f th i it t (H i ill
5
The workers must be adequately trained before they visit customer;(Huawei will
provide the technical training & Ooredoo will provide the communication training)
6 The workers should take off shoes if needed;
7 Ooredoo will provide the Authority letter;
Tools
Cross
ODP
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1 Iron wire push rod 2
Cross
screwdriver
3 Straight Screwdriver
Materials
1 Introduction letter 2 Work order 3 Authority letter
Chapter Four
PreparationforB2H
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Preparation for B2H
SN Task Description Co-ordination Duration
4.1 Preparation for B2H A & B
Procedure Procedure
1 Refer to door knocking procedure for the building access
2
Refer to building survey report, familiarize yourself for all the works needed to
be done
Before start any activity, give a brief safety instruction for the working force.
3
y y, g y g
Check the uniform and their appearance and ensure cleanliness and
professionalism to upheld at all times
4
Politely speak to the building property manager, building owner or the security
guard regarding the installation
5 Inspect the building scenario and compare it with the building survey report.
6
If any mismatches found (different quantity of floors, cable routes, FAT
capacity and etc.) immediately report to Huawei site engineer.
Note
1 Ensure all PPE is in place
2 Ensure all the accreditation cards are available
3
4
Tools
See separate tool list
Requirements
1
Installation
Schedule
2
Building Survey
report
3 Way leaves form
Remember -
Think Safety - Work Safely
Schedule report
4 5 6
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Chapter Five
Standard Laying of Outdoor OFC
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Safety Environment
Deployment
S f t i t
p y
5.1
Safety environment
deployment
A & C 10 Min
Procedure
1 Ensure All PPE is worn 1 Ensure All PPE is worn
2
3
Note
1
Always wear safety glasses, high visibility jerkins, suitable safety
Helmet and protective gloves.
2 Keep all food and beverages out of the work area.
3
Don't touch your eyes while working with fiber optic systems until
they have been washed thoroughly.
4
Tools
R d S f t
Safety glasses Hi-Vis Vest
Road Safety
Signs
Safety Helmets Safety foot wear Gloves
Materials
Remember -
1 2 3 Think Safety, Work Safely
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Safety Environment Deployment
5.1.1 Safety environment
deployment
A & C 10 Min
Procedure Procedure
1 Deploy road safety precaution:"Keep left-Right" (see pic 1)(Observance of
the sign is mandatory and drivers must pass on the side indicted). Care must
therefore be taken to ensure that drivers are not directed onto the footway by
unintentionally placing the sign the wrong way round. The sign is always
placed at the start of a temporary kerbed line taper and at other locations.)
1
2 Cones, Reflecting (see pic 2)(cones are used to delineate a temporary
kerbed line). For day and night work, they should be used in conjunction with
lamps. Road caution, a cone and a lamp being placed alternately around the
obstructions that will be removed before darkness. Only cones should be
used to guard the area. Where cones are placed at between 45and 90to
2
approaching traffic, they must be spaced 1.2m apart. Where cones are
placed in line of traffic ,they must be spaced 9m apart.
3 Lamps, Road caution (see pic 3)(lamps, road caution are used with
cones),reflecting to delineate a working area for night work, lamps being
place midwaybetweensuccessive cones The lamps remainin position place midway between successive cones. The lamps remain in position
during the day. Lamps are used on footways at night to warn pedestrians of
obstruction.
Note
1 Deploy all required SLG(Signing ,Lighting and Guarding ) as per traffic
requirements
3
2 You are responsible for your own safety, the safety of your workmates and
that of public.
3
4
Tools
1 C 2 L 3 Si f K l ft 1 Cones 2 Lamps 3 Sign for Keep left-
Right
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Implementation Preparation
5 2 Drawing Standard A & C 5 Min 5.2 Drawing Standard A & C 5 Min
Procedure
1 Legend details (see pic 1)
2 Layers by colour (see pic 2)
1
3 Duct details (see pic 4)
4 Update the duct details used in FAT section of design
5
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Note
1 Always Used the Approved OSP As-built Drawing
2
2
3
3
Tools
1 2 3
2
3
4 5
Materials
1 Drawing 2 3
4 5 6
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Implementation Preparation
5.3
Implementation
Preparation
A & C 5mins
Preparation
Procedure
1 Refer to the cable route design to start installation
2
Cross Check the Actual Route on cable route design and ODF
design.
3
4
5
6
Note
1 Always Used the Approved OSP As-built Drawing
2
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4
Tools
1 2 3 1 2 3
4 5
Materials
1
Cable route
design
2 3
4 5 6
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Standard laying of Distribution O.F. cable SN Task Description Operator Duration
5.4 Transporting of Cable A & C 5mins
Procedure
1 Unload the O.F.cable drum from the truck (see pic 1)
2 Roll the cable tray to the place near the manhole.
1
3 Secure the working area and set up the materials and tools properly
4
Observe the safety standard precaution measurement when carrying
out the work
5
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Note
1 Ensure proper PPE is used
2 Ensure stopping block is in place when off loading cable drum
3 Ensure off ramp is in place
2
3 Ensure off ramp is in place
4
5
6
Tools
1 2 3
4 5
Materials
1 Cable 2 3
4 5 6
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Standard Laying of Distribution O.F. Cable
5.5 Fixing Cable Drum A & C 15mins
Procedure Procedure
1 Fix the cable drum on drum hydraulic as pic 1.
2 Adjust the height of holder as the pic 2 shown.
3
Put a ground sheet underneath the cable drum to prevent any
scratches or damage to the cable
1
scratches or damage to the cable
4
5
6
NNote
1 Make sure the cable rolling direction is correct.
2
The drum hydraulic should be set up at safe distance from the open
manhole
2
3 Do not block door entry or customer access
Tools
1
Cable
hydraulics
2 PPE 3 Ground Sheet
4 5 4 5
Materials
1 Cable Drum 2 Cable 3
4 5 6
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5.6 Manhole Opening A & C 5mins
Procedure
1
Deploy cones and warning tape around manhole(see pic 1), clean
manhole cover (see pic 2)
2
Open manhole with proper Ooredoo manhole key as the pic 3,4 and
5 shown. Always ensure gas detector is used when opening
manholes
2 1
manholes.
3 Check the detail design and choose the right duct as pic 6 shown.
4
If there is water, sundries or sand in manhole which will affect
implementation, need to clean out with bailer, shovel or other tools.
5
Note
1 Always bring detail design and diagram drawing with the team.
2 Use proper key for different manholes.
3 Not allowed to change the design on site.
4
3
4 When opening the cover of manhole, there should be two people.
5 Must use gas detector for all manholes.
Tools
1 Manhole keys 2 Bailer 3 Shovel 5
6
4 Gas Detector 5 Gloves 6 Brush
7 SLG 8 Cones
Materials
1 2 3
4 5 6
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Standard Laying of Distribution O.F.
Cable
5.7
Duct Roding
(No Rope or Rope
can not be used)
ABCDE 30mins
Procedure
1
Pay attention to the connector of PVC duct rod,one side is the
female,the other is the male.And then start duct rodding,as pic
1,2,3,4,5,6 and 7 shown.
2
Take the push rod from truck, and disjoin them as the pic 1,2
shown Then connector themone by one as the pic 3 Assemble 2 shown. Then, connector them one by one as the pic 3. Assemble
the tools near both of the manhole A and B at the same time,
3
Install the female connector on one side of the duct rod at manhole
A, and the male connector at manhole B. Use the tape to fix the
two connectors firmly(pic 4,5,6).
4
Lead the duct rod to the underground duct both of manhole A and
B at the same time until they are connectedin the duct (pic 7 8 9) B at the same time until they are connected in the duct.(pic 7,8,9)
5
Tie up the draw rope on the push rod, turn back the push rod to the
manhole until the rope is in the duct from manhole A to manhole B.
Note
1 Ensure proper PPE is used
22
3
4
5
66
Tools
1
Distance
measurer
2
Tools for
dredging
3 PVC Duct Rods
4 Gloves 5 PVC tape 6 Rope
Materials
Manhole A Manhole B
Distancemeasurer
Materials
1 Draw Rope 2
Ground
Sheet
3
4 5 6
Manhole A Manhole B
Duct X
Female Connetor
Male Connetor
36
5.8 Making traction end A & C 5mins
Procedure
1 Connect the Cable Grips and Cable Swivel as pic 1 shown.
2 Insert cable end into cable grips as pic 2 shown.
3 Wrap the cable and cable grips with tape (see pic 3).
1 2
4
Connect the cable Swivel and the pulling rope. splice the pulling
rope and wrap the splice rope with a PVC tape as pic 4,5
5
6
Note
3
Note
1
2
3
4
4
5
6
Tools
1 Cable Grips 2 Cable Swivel 3
5
1 Cable Grips 2 Cable Swivel 3
4 5
Materials
1 Tape 2 3
4 5 6
Connectto
O.F.cable
viaswivel
4 5 6
37
5.9 Laying the cable A & C 20mins
Procedure
1
Put the ground sheet on the ground between the cable drum
and the manhole (see pic 1).
2 Deploy the bellmouths at both sides of duct (see pic 2)
3 Fi a Rope G iding Roller near the manhole as the pic 3 sho n
1
2
3 Fix a Rope Guiding Roller near the manhole as the pic 3 shown.
4
In order to feed the cable into the duct in preparation for pulling
E.G. person at manhole A pulls the pulling rope slowly while
person at cable drum E.G. person at pic 4 feeds the cable into
the duct . Pull the cable accordingly.
5
After the cable is installed Leave maintenance loop of 8 meters
4
3 Manhole A
5
inside the splitter/joint manhole
6
Coil a loop of cable atleast 5 meters inside telecom room for
arranging and splicing purposes
7
Seal the duct entry point from the manhole and inside telecoms
room by using compound 16.
Note
RopeGuiding
Roller
Always adhere for the safety standard precaution measurement
Cable labeling should be in this format Approved format by
Ooredoo
(to be confirmed) Manhole B
6
(to be confirmed) Manhole B
Tools
1
Split Bell
mouths
2
Rope Guiding
Roller
3
Road safety
precaution
4 Ladder 5 ground sheet 6 Screw drivers
Materials
1 Cable 2 PVC tape 3
4 5 6
38
Chapter Six
StandardLayingofRiserandDropCable
39
Standard Laying of Vertical Cable
6 1
Transporting and
fixing of cable
B Standard Laying of Vertical Cable 6.1
drum inside
telecom room
B
Procedure
1
Make sure that the cable drum is correctly positioned. See pic 1
as shown
1
2
3
4 NOTE 4 NOTE
Note
1 Ensure proper PPE
Make sure that the telecomroomhas enough space for the
2
Make sure that the telecom room has enough space for the
cable drum, If not take the cable drum outside telecom room
and proceed for the standard laying of the cable and ensure all
the safety precautions are taken
3
Tools
1 Cable Cutter 2
Ground
Sheets
3 Cable J acks
Materials
1 Cable Drum 2 Drop cable
40
6.2 Laying of Vertical Cable B
Procedure Procedure
1
Open the tray works safely and Identify the route of the riser
cable.(see pic 1)
2
Rod and Pull the vertical cable from the telecom room to the
next floor where the sub FAT is located. (see pic 2)
Keep a loop of cable for splicing inside the telecom room
1
3
(approximately 3 meters for main FAT) and to the designated
floor where the sub FAT is required (approximately 2 meters for
the sub FATs) (see pic 3)
4
Mark the vertical cable with a temporary label according to the
floor number where the sub FAT will be installed.
5
Tie up the vertical cable neatly in the existing tray works in the
2 3
5
p y g y
dry riser by using cable ties. (see pic 4)
6
Seal the duct entry point by using fire stopping compounds from
telecom and riser room. (see pic 5)
6 close the tray works safely. (see pic 6)
Note
4
1 The minimum bending radius of the fibre is 8 cm.
2
The cables should be routed neatly and together. Do NOT mix or twist
the cables up with the existing copper cables in the dry riser.
3 Label the cables as per Labeling SOP
Tools
1 Screw drivers 2
4 mm
cobra rod
3 Cutter
4 Ladder 5 6
Materials
6
5
1 12/24F cable 2 Cable ties 3 Insulation tape
4
Fire stopping
compound
5
Ground
Sheets
6
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6.3
Laying of Drop
Cable
A
Procedure
1
Identify the primary telephone socket outlet in the customer
premises. (see pic 1)
2
Identify the route of the drop cable from installed FAT or sub-
FAT to inside customer premises
1 2
FAT to inside customer premises
3
Open the telephone socket and search if there is a pulling rope.
Push rod should be used if there is no pulling rope. (see pic 2)
4
Tie up the pulling rope and drop cable with PVC tape. (see pic
3)
5
Lay the drop cable from the installed FAT or Sub FAT to inside
5
y
customer premises
6
Keep a loop of cable inside the ONT cabinet (approximately 2
meters) and inside FAT or Sub FAT(approximately 2 meters)
for splicing
7
Mark each drop cable with a temporary cable and ensure its
aligned with the correct apartment and electricitynumber aligned with the correct apartment and electricity number
Note
1
Keep the maintenance loop safe and avoid unnecessary
bends.
2
Minimum bending radius of the drop cable shall be maintained
according to the cable specification.
Dropcable
3 4
3
Tools
1 Screw Drivers 2 Cutter 3 4mm rod
Materials
1 pulling rope 2 PVC Tape 3 Drop cable
4
Cable
Lubricant
5
Ground
Sheets
6
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Chapter Seven
S d dI ll i f FAT3201 24 dFAT3201 48(di d fib ) Standard Installation of FAT3201-24 and FAT3201-48 (direct drop fibers)
43
SurveyInformation
BeforestartinganyB2HinstallationitisMANDATORYthatthepresitesurvey
informationformisrequested,studiedandapreimplementationsurveyis
carried out It is mandatory that you request the forms 2 weeks in advance of carriedout.Itismandatorythatyourequesttheforms2weeksinadvanceof
yourintendedinstallationdate.
Thisformwillprovidecontactdetailsforaccessintothebuilding.
WillprovideasuggestedsolutionforB2Hinstallation.
Willprovideaguidetothematerialrequirementsforinstallinginthebuilding.
Willgiveyouanopportunitytocompleteyourownpresitesurveytoconfirm
the information on the form is accurate theinformationontheformisaccurate.
Willgiveyouanopportunitytoarrangeforanyamendmentsandchangesto
materialandimplementationrequirements.
Willsupportyourplanandmakeyourteamsmoreefficient.
44
Standard Installation of FAT3201-24 and
FAT3201-48
7.1
Procedure for FAT
installation
B
Feedercable
outlet
FAT320124
Dropcableinlet
The personnel in charge of installation and maintenance must be
trained and master the correct operating methods and safety
precautions before beginning of work. Ensure permission to work on premises
has been granted
Procedure
outlet
1 Check FAT and the accessories are fit for purposes
2 Check the space where the FATs will be installed.
3
The preferred installation location of FATs is nearby of Cable Trays , as close as
ibl t th i ti DP
Riser/Drop
cableinlet
Feeder
cableinlet
FAT3201 48
3
possible to the existing copper DP
4
5
If FAT is installed in Telecom room, the new cable tray is required, to link the FAT
with existing cable trays. In other cases 60 x 40 or 100 x 50 cable trunk, to provide
smooth banding radius, (not less than 80 mm)
FAT320148
Feedercableoutlet
Dropcableinlet
In case of combination of 2 FATs, vertical cascading
is preferable, to reduce the length and routes of
cable trays or cable trunks .
5
5
Note
1 Please make sure that the FATs are leveled properly by using spirit level
Riser/Drop
cableinlet
Feeder
cableinlet
2
Please make sure to keep clear the area of work from obstacles like :
decoration or any material that can be damaged due to work.
3
ALWAYS install the FAT-48 above the FAT-24 whenever 3 splitters are required
as Pic5
45
FAT3201-48 (direct drop fibers)
7.2
Installing of FAT in
the wall
B
1
Marker
Procedure
1
Determine the installation position. Use Cable avoidance tool to identify
the e istingser ices before drillingthe all ens re no ser ices in the all
Level
Installation
location
the existing services before drilling the wall ensure no services in the wall
2
Put a piece of ground sheet on the ground just under the
installation space to cover the floor/carpet from waste
material, dirt etc. as picture 2 shown;
3 Drill holes using a percussion drill as picture 3 shown;
2
3
8drillbit
Install the anchor bolts and remove the nut with washer. 4
4 5
Open the lower layer of FAT, then hang the case to the expansion bolts on
5
Note
42mm45mm
p y , g p
the wall, fasten the nuts.
5
For safety concern, at least two persons are required to install the case. One
person is to hold the case and the other person to fasten the nuts
b
ALWAYS check for other services BEFORE drilling any holes using a metal
detector and by using information from the Building in - charge.
46
FAT3201-48
7.3
Preparing of
Feeding cable
CD
Striptheoutdooropticalcableaccordingtotheactualscenario.MakesurethatcablewillfitinsideofFATwithfollowingrouting.
Procedure
1
FAT 3201-24 3 0
Fiber Tubes Route
Feeder
Pig Tails
FAT 3201-48
Fiber Tubes Route
Pig Tails
b
Feeder
47
FAT3201-48
7.3
Preparing of
Feeding cable
CD
Cascading of FAT 3201-48 and FAT 3201-24
Tube 1 Route
Pig Tails
Bridge between splitter
modules
Tube 2 Route
Pig Tails
b
Feeder
48
FAT3201-48
7.3
Preparing of
Feeding cable
CD
Cascading two of FAT 3201-48
Tube 1 Route
Pig Tails Pig Tails
Tube 2 Route
modules
Note: In this situation a maximum of four Fibres will
be used One for each splitter.
Tube 2 Route
p
Two from the Red Tube and Two from the green
Tube
Pig Tails
modules
b
Feeder
49
FAT3201-48
7.3
Preparing of
Feeding cable
CD
1 2
Dressthefiberloosetubesintoprotectivetube 1
3
Polishthesheathwhichisnearthestrippedpointusingthesand
paper
2
4
Procedure
3
wrapitwithinsulatingtape. 3
4
4
Remove the tower plug on the case. Cut a cable hole on the
tower plug based on the diameter of the optical cable.
Note
5 Insert and fix the Feeding optical cable.
6 Seal the cable inlet/outlet using insulating tape
6
Note
Thediameteroftheopticalcablemustbelessthan20mm. 1
2
Thestrippedlengthoftheopticalcabledependsonthecable
route.
55
When cutting the cable hole, please pay attention to the
different diameters mark on the tower plug .
3
50
FAT3201-48
7.4
LeadinginandFixing
ofDropCables
CD
Procedure
Lead in and fix the drop cable.
For FAT3201-24, the drop cable inside the FAT should
be 1600 mm in length.
1a 1b
Drop
Cable
C
g
For FAT3201-48, when the drop cable and distribution
optical cable are led into the bottom section, the drop
cable inside the FAT should be 2500 mm in length.
Arrangement of Drop Fibers must be done according to
figures 1-3, dependant of the Drop Fibers Entry point
location.
2
Drop Cable
Copex
Tube
1-a
Note: Labeling of Drop Fibers should be done
according to the Chapter of SOP B2H Labeling
Entry point is on top of FAT
1-b
Entry point is on the bottom of FAT. In this case
drop fibers MUST BE PROTECTED with Copex
tube or Cable Trunk.
2 Routes of drop fibers for FAT 3201-24
3
3 Routes of drop fibers for FAT 3201-48
b
51
FAT3201-48
7.5
Stripping,Leadingin,
splicingandFixingof
fibers.
CD
1 Arrange the loose tube and drop cables according to table
Procedure
Splicing Tray NO
Tray 1 (Bottom tray)
Side A
Feeder INPUT
Splitter input
Feeder output (if
di f FAT)
Side B
1
Specification of splicing tray module
1
Note:Dropfibers/loosetubesmustbewrappedwiththe
Stripthe optical fiber core with the lengthof 30mmandprepare to splice
Tray 2
Splitter outputs 0-3
Pigtails 1-4
cascading of FAT)
Drop Fibers 1-4
Tray 3
Pigtails 5-8
Drop Fibers 5-8
2 Strip the Drop Cables with the length of 950 mm
p / pp
insulationtapeandbefixedattheportsofthesplicingtray
withstraps.
3
Strip the optical fiber core with the length of 30 mm and prepare to splice
the optical fiber.
Tray 4
Pigtails 9-12
Drop Fibers 9-12
Tray 5
Pigtails 13-16
Drop Fibers 13-16
Tray 2- Tray 5 Side A Side B
Splicing
Bottom tray
Splicing
Side A Side B
Drop Fibers
Splitter
S li th fib di t Ch t 8 f SOP
Splitter outputs
4
Pig Tails
Splitter outputs
Insulation Tape
Insulationtape
b
Splice the fibers according to Chapter 8 of SOP.
Feeding input
Splitter outputs
4
Arrange fibers and protective heat shrinks inside of splicing tray. 5
52
FAT3201-48
7.6
Preparing of
Vertical Riser cable
CD
1
Before start any operation with Vertical
Riser cable, you should pay attention to
the Color Code Table (figure 1). the Color Code Table (figure 1).
2
Cores 1-12 have pure colors, cores 13-
24 have the same color coding as 1-12,
but with black marks, every 5 cm. (figure
2)
Note: Fiber number 20 has white mark
b
53
FAT3201-48
7.7
Preparing of Riser
cable
CD
1
Procedure
1
Route 2 - 1900 mm
(950 mm of spiral tube)
Route 3 - 2200 mm
(1250 mmof spiral tube)
StriptheRiserCablesto2.2moflengthfromtheEntryPoint. 1
Identifyfiberroutestoallocatedsplittermodulesaccordingly
totheRoutingTable.Dividefiberstodifferentbundles(8fiber
perbundle)Dressthebundlesintospiralprotectivetube.
2
Route 1 - 1550 mm
(600 mmof spiral tube)
3
WrapthejointingplaceofCablesheathandspiraltubeswith
insulatingtape.
4
LeadallcablesintotheFATandfixattheentrypointwith
CableStraps.
Entry Point
2
3
4
b
54
FAT3201-48
7.8
Leadingin,splicing
andFixingoffibers.
CD
1 Arrange the bundles of riser cable according to the table
Procedure
Splicing Tray NO
Tray 1 (Bottom tray)
Side A
Feeder INPUT
Splitter input
Feeder output (if
di f FAT)
Side B
1
1
Note:theendofprotectivespiraltubingmustbewrapped
Stripthe optical fiber core with the lengthof 30mmandprepare to splice
Tray 2
Pigtails 1-4
cascading of FAT)
Tray 3
Pigtails 5-8
2
Lead the bundles of riser cable into the splicing tray and fix with cable
straps.
p p g pp
withtheinsulationtapeandbefixedattheportsofthe
splicingtraywithstraps.
Fibers 1,3,5,7
Fibers 2,4,6,8
Fibers 9,11,13,15
Fibers 10,12,14,16
3
Strip the optical fiber core with the length of 30 mm and prepare to splice
the optical fiber.
Tray 4
Pigtails 9-12
Tray 5
Pigtails 13-16
Tray 2- Tray 5 Side A Side B
Fibers 17,19,21,23
Fibers 18,20,22,24
Fibers 1,3,5,7
Fibers 2,4,6,8
Splicing Splitter
Bottom tray
Splicing
Side A Side B
Pi T il
Drop Fibers
Insulationtape
Feeding input
Splitter outputs
Pig Tails
Splitter outputs
Insulation Tape
Splice the fibers according to Chapter 8 of SOP.
g p
4
Arrange fibers and protective heat shrinks inside of splicing tray. 5
55
FAT3201-48
7.9 Exampleinstallations CD
56
FAT3201-48
7.10 Finishing CD
1 Additional Informationandchecklist 1 Additional Information and check list
No Check list
1
Splitters are installed incorrect inside FATs and MUST be removed , rotated 180 degrees and re-installed
BEFORE any dressing in of Fibres takes place. If not , the dressing in is not to SOP and will have to be re-done
2 Is the optical cable properly fixed?
3
Is the optical fiber neatly routed and fixed (with optical fiber fastener)?
4
Is the optical fiber routing correct?
5
Fibre A, Fibre 1 or the blue core will ALWAYS be spliced to the Ooredoo network.
Fibre B Fibre 2 or the orange core will ALWAYS be spliced to the Pig tail for the 2
nd
service provider Fibre B, Fibre 2 or the orange core will ALWAYS be spliced to the Pig tail for the 2 service provider.
6
Splicers MUST follow the colour code for the riser cable.
Example:
Customer for port 00 will have the Blue and Orange cores Blue is Ooredoo, Orange is 2
nd
service provider.
Customer for port 06 will have the Blue and Orange cores with black dashes Blue/black is Ooredoo and
Orange/black is 2
nd
service provider.
Blue & Blue/black, Orange & Orange/black etc IS NOT the colour code and MUST NOT be followed.
7
Maximum number of ports allocated per splitter is 14. (00-13) If ports 14/15 are required to be used permission
MUST be requested from Ooredoo BEFORE using these ports.
8
If an additional splitter is required due to more customers identified than on the survey, a DCR MUST be
submitted through normal procedures.
9
Has the Labeling SOP been followed 100% - This is a MUST DO task and is critical.
10
Does the pigtail storage meet the requirement for the bending radius and is fixed (with roll protection tube)?
11
Does the door open and close with ease?
12
Is the earthing good (if OF cables have a metal element)?
13
Has the Allen bolt been tightened properly and the Patch panel door been locked
13
Has the Allen bolt been tightened properly and the Patch panel door been locked
14
All keys for FAT-24 & FAT-48 are universal One fits all.
15
FAT patch panel door access keys must be handed to Ooredoo
16
Implementation details for each building installation must be recorded for future maintenance purposes.
57
Chapter Eight
S d dI ll i f S b FAT3101 Standard Installation of Sub FAT3101
58
Standard Installation of Sub FAT3101
8.1
Plan the
installation space
CD
The personnel in charge of installation and maintenance must be trained and master the correct operating
methods and safety precautions before beginning of work. Ensure permission to work at premises has been granted
ExteriorandStructureoftheCase
Splicing information Splicing area
Procedure
1
Check the quality of FATs and the
accessories
Splicinginformation Splicingarea
2
Check the space where the FATs will be
installed.
3
The preferred installation location of FATs is
on top of existing copper IDP
Opticalcablestrippingandfixingarea
Note
1 Please make sure that the FATs are leveled properly by using spirit level
2
Please make sure to keep clear the area of work from obstacles like :
decoration or any material that can be damaged due to work. y g
SubFAT has 2 kinds: 12F and 18F. 12F subFAT can accommodate a maximum of 9
customers 3 trays 3 customers per tray 6 splices per tray 2 splices per
customer. 18F subFAT can accommodate a maximum of 12 customers 4 trays 3
customers per tray 6 splices per tray 2 splices per customer
3
59
8.2 Fixing on the wall CD
Marker
Wall
Level
1
Determine the installation position. Use Cable avoidance tool to identify
the e istingser ices before drillingthe all Ens re no ser ices in the all
Procedure
1
Mountinghole
Template
the existing services before drilling the wall Ensure no services in the wall
2
Put a piece of plastic sheet on the ground just under
the installation space to cover the floor/carpet from
waste material, dirt etc. as picture 2 shown;
3 D ill h l i i d ill i 3 h
2 3
8drillbit
Flatwasher
3 Drill holes using a percussion drill as picture 3 shown;
4 5
Nut
Coneheadbolt
42mm45mm
Install the anchor bolts. 4
Open the lower layer of FAT, then hang the
case to the expansion bolts on the wall,
fasten the nuts.
5
b
60
8.3
Preparing of
Vertical Riser cable
CD
1
Before the start any operation with
Vertical Riser cable, you should pay
attention to the Color Code Table (figure
1) 1).
2
Cores 1-12 have pure colors, cores 13-
24 have the same color coding as 1-12,
but with black marks, every 5 cm. (figure
2)
b
61
8.3
Preparing of Riser
cable
CD
Procedure
1
Striptheopticalcable.UsingIndustrystandardstrippers&
cleansingwipes
1
Dressthefibersintospiralprotectiontube,6fiberspertube. 3
2
Prepare4piecesofspiralprotectiontube,55cmlength 2
4
WrapthejointingplaceofCablesheathandspiraltubeswith
insulatingtape.
5 CablenowreadyforthefixinginsideofSubFAT
3
4
b
5
62
8.4
LeadinginandFixing
ofRiserCable
CD
1 Lead in and fix the Vertical Riser optical cable.
2 Wrapthe endof eachspiral tube with insulatingtape 2-3layers
Procedure
2 Wrap the end of each spiral tube with insulating tape, 2-3 layers.
3
Insert the spiral tube with fibers 1-6 into the splicing tray 1 and fix
with cable ties.
1 2
4
Coil the fibers inside of the splicing tray and fix end of the bundle
withpiece of insulatingtape
N t
3
with piece of insulating tape
5 Repeat item 3 and 4 for the rest of splicing trays.
Note
4
Arrangement of fibers inside of splicing
trays must be done in order to the
following table
Tray 1
4
Fiber 1 to 6
Tray 2 Fiber 7 to 12
Tray3 Fiber 13to 18
b
5
63
8.5
Leadingin,Fixingand
splicingofDrop
fibers.
CD
1 2 3
Labels Labels
Procedure
4
M3flatheadscrewdriver
1
Confirmthenumberoftheleadinginflatdropcables,andpiercethecable
leadinginholesofthesamenumber.
3
Lead in the flat drop cable into the splicing tray 1, strip and fix with the straps at
2
Leadintheflatdropcable fromthecableleadinginholeatthebottomofthe
fiberaccessterminal.
RunDropFibersthroughthelabelingrings,accordingtothelabelingrules.
Splicing Tray NO
Side A (Riser
Cable)
Tray 1 Fiber 1-6
Side B (Drop
Cables)
Drop Fibers 1-3
p p g y
Tray 2 Fiber 7-12 Drop Fibers 4-6
Tray3 Fiber 13 18 DropFibers 7 9
3
Leadintheflatdropcableintothesplicingtray1,stripandfixwiththestrapsat
theentrypoint.
Splicethefibersaccordingtothetable,arrangefibersandprotectiveheat
shrinksinsideofsplicingtray
4
Repeattheitem2,3and4fortherestofsplicingtrays.Fixdropfiberswiththe
strapsatFATd/fiberentrypoint.
5
Side A Side B
Splicing
5
Straps
b
Feeding input Drop Fibers
64
Standard Installation of subFAT 3101
8.6
Splicingrequirement
percustomer
CD
65
8.7
Additional
recommendations
CD
1
Position of FAT must be as close as possible to the existing
copper IDP or to existing cable tray/cable trunk.
1
2
All visible vertical riser cable and drop fibers must be
protected with cable trunk or Copex tube
No Item
1 Are all the bolts tightened?
2 Is the optical cable properly fixed?
3
Is the optical fiber neatly routed and fixed (with optical fiber
fastener)?
4
Is the optical fiber routing correct?
2
p g
5
Does the door open and close with ease?
6
7
8
b
66
Chapter Nine
StandardLabeling
67
B2HLabeling
Key Elements KeyElements
Inordertorepresentthebestinquality,serviceandperformance,
FATs subFATs and MDUs should have clear easy to read easy to FAT ssubFAT sandMDUsshouldhaveclear,easytoread,easyto
understandprofessionallabelingsystemthatshouldnotbeabletobe
removed,abradeorfadeinashortperiodoftimebyusingthecorrect
toolsandmaterialsasstatedintheLabelingSOP.
AccordinglylabelingMUSTbedoneaspertheagreedsolutionwith
Ooredoo
68
B2HLabeling
FATwithSplitter(s)&FeederCable p ( )
FAT320148
(2splitters)
FAT320124
(1splitter)
FAT320124and320148aretobelabeled
ontheoutsidewithfeedercableand
splitterinformation
FAT320124Example:KRG/1/F1
Explanation:Area/Cable/buildingsplitter
FAT320148Example:KRC/1/F1F2
Explanation:Area/Cable/buildingsplitters
KRC/1/J17F1/12F(1)
FeedercablesaretobelabeledasOSPandnumberinbracketsdenotes
howmanysplittersinthebuilding
Example:KRC/1/J17F1/12F(3)Explanation:Area/cable/jointBuildingsplitter/cablesize/Totalsplitters
KRC/1/J17F1/12F(2)
69
FAT&subFATLabeling
70
B2HLabelingOverview
labelinginFATandsubFAT g
Labeltherisercablewithdetailsasshown
inPic1.
1
2Fibredropcabletobelabeledwith
splitterandportdetailsinsideeachFATas
showninPic1.
F1/01
Note:IncaseofSubFAT,onlySplitterport
Noisrequired
00,01,02etcistherecommendedmethod.
F1/01
01
2
01
A/PP2/00
/121A
71
B2HLabelingOverview
SubFATCustomerRoutingInformationforODF&22UScenario g
FAT310112/18
(12F/24Fsplices)
1 2A/PP2/2
1 3 4
ODF:A/PP2/1(24)
F1/00/SED
5 6
7 8
2 9 10
11 12
13 14
3 15 16
17 18
19 20
4 21 22
23 24
Customerinformationlabelinside
subFATtobeshownHorizontally.
SubFATODFterminationAddress
/ / ( )
SparecoreODFAddress
Example:F1/00/E4532889
Explanation:buildingsplitter/port
number/Electricitynumber
Example:A/PP2/1(24)
Explanation:TerminationBlock/Patch
Panel/FirstPatchPanelPort(numberof
terminatedfibers)
Example:A/PP2/2
Explanation:TerminationBlock/Patch
Panel/FirstPatchPanelPort
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B2HLabelingOverview
SubFATCustomerRoutingInformationforFATScenario&RiserCable g
FAT310112/18
(12F/24Fsplices)
1 2B/1
1 3 4
FAT:B/F3/0011(24)
F3/00/SED
1 3 4
5 6
7 8
2 9 10
11 12
13 14
3 15 16
17 18
19 20
4 21 22
23 24
ProvidelabeltagonrisercabletoeachsubFAT
SubFAT FATterminationAddress
Example:B/F3/00 11(24)
Explanation:TerminationBlock/
Splitteroutputport.used/of
terminated fibres
Example:B/1
Explanation:Termination
Block/FATPigtail
SpareCoreAddress
ExampleFAT320124/48scenario:A/F3/00/121/AExplanation:TerminationBlock /Buildingsplitter /firstsplitterport used/totalnumberofsplitter
portsusedFloor /subFATcode
ExampleODFCabinetScenario:A/PP2/1/121/AExplanation:TerminationBlock/PP/firstPPport//totalnumberofPPportsFloor /subFATcode
terminatedfibres
73
B2HLabelingOverview
SubFAT&RiserCable
Splicinginformationlabelinside
subFATtobeshownHorizontally
FAT310112/18
(12F/24Fsplices)
FAT310112/18
(12F/24Fsplices)
Providelabelsonrisercable
from1
st
subFATto2
nd
subFAT.
3
E l f ODF E l f FAT3201 ExampleforODF
cabinetscenario:
ExampleforFAT3201
24/48scenario:
SubFATtobelabeledontheoutsideofthe
subFATasshowndisplayingfloornumber
d b FAT d i i d
2/A 2/B
SubFATtobenumberedperfloorfroma
clockwisedirectionaseachfloorisentered
fromeithertheliftorthestairs
andsubFATdesignationcode
74
IdentifyingandlabelingsubFATsandsubFATportallocation
subFAT labeling
03 04
First Floor
Note: No matter which location you enter the
floor the first subFAT will be the first one on
your left from where you enter the floor.
1 is floor #A is subFAT A etc
If you have more than one entry onto a floor,
subFAT
subFAT
02
choose the left side of the building from the
ground floor entrance as your starting point.
1/A
1/B Clockwise Direction
01
Lift or Stairs
First Floor
Port allocation
00
2/01 1/00 3/02
4/03 5/04
Clockwise Direction
Note: If there are no numbers on the doors of
each apartment then follow the same
instruction as for subFAT labeling and allocate
accordingly.
If the apartments have numbers then follow the
numbers regardless of sequence.
E l If A t t F1/1i it lift
4/03 5/04
subFAT
1/A
subFAT
1/B
Lift or Stairs
Example: If Apartment F1/1 is opposite lift or
stair entrance and apartments 2 & 3 are either
side (as shown) then you will still allocate ports
to the apartment number and not in a
clockwise direction from Apartment 1.
6/05
7/06
9/08 8/07
Existing
Ooredoo
access panel
SubFAT Clockwise Direction
9/08 8/07
75
B2HLabelingOverview
labelinginATB&ONTCabinet g
Placeroutinginformationoninsideof
inspectioncoverofONTCabinet
Placeroutinginformationon
insideofinspectioncoverofATB
ForODFCabinetScenario
ATB co er
KRC/1/F1/00
A/PP2/2
COName/Cable /Splitter
/Splitterport
ATBcover
ONTcabinetcover
A/PP2/2
KRC/1/F1/00
A/PP2/2
SpareFiberODFterminationAddress
(TerminationBlock /PP/PPport )
ForFAT320124/48Scenario
ATBcover
ONTCabinetcover
KRC/1/F1/00
A/1
COName/Cable /Splitter
/Splitterport
KRC/1/F1/00
A/1
SpareFiberFATterminationAddress
(TerminationBlock/PPPort)
76
A
77
78
79
80
Standard Labeling of FAT, sub FAT, 22U and
42U cabinet
9.9 Labeling D
No Check list
Additional Information and check list 1
1
Labeling SOP MUST be followed 100% - This is critical
2 Labeling is required to be 100% accurate for providing information for 2
nd
service
provider by Ooredoo
3
Existing labeling inside the subFAT is wrong (Vertical) and must be changed.
3
g g g ( ) g
4
ALL routing information is to be entered horizontally inside the subFAT. (See slide
68)
5
Alternative labeling template is available from the Processes, procedures and
SOPs team. (See Slide 68)
6
SubFAT labeling follows the floor level and locations in a clockwise direction
from the left as you enter each floor. From the lift or stairs.
Example: G/A Ground floor subFAT A. 2/B 2
nd
Floor subFAT B
81
Chapter Ten
StandardISPinstallation
82
Installation of Structured
Cabling System
10.1-a
Installation procedure for
SCS
AB
Procedure
1 Rod the section from location a to b
2 Prepare CAT6 (see pic 1)
1
3 Tie up the push rod and CAT6 with tape(see pic 2)
4 One worker pulls the push rod from location B (see pic 3)
5 One worker should feed in the cat6 from location A(see pic 3 and 4)
2
NOTE
1
Pulling of cat 6 must be in one direction
22
3
4
Tools
LocationB
3
1 4mm rod 2
Cross
screwdriver
3 Gloves
4 5 6
Materials
LocationA
4
1 CAT6 2 ground sheet 3 Tape
4 5 6
83
Installation of Structured
Cabling System
10.1-b
Installation procedure for
SCS
AB
Procedure
1
If the location A doesn't connect to B directly, we should open the intermediate
box between location A and B as pic 1 shown.
2 Lay the push rod from location B to intermediate ,and then to location A;
C f
1
location
Intermediate
l ti B
3 Lay the CAT6 from location A to intermediate ,and then to location B;
4
Note
1 There may be multiple access holes in any cable run
location
A
locationB
1 There may be multiple access holes in any cable run
2
If there is no existing internal conduit, trunking should be installed with the
permission of the customer.
3
4
I di
4
Tools
1 4mm rod 2 Gloves 3 Cross screwdrivers
4 5 6
Intermediate
Materials
1 CAT6 2 Ground sheet 3
Insulating Tape
4 5 6
84
StandardInstallationofATBandONT
Refer to Section 5 Chapter 8
85
Chapter Eleven
StandardSplicing
86
Standard Splicing Process
SN
Task Description Operator Duration
11.1 Splicing procedure
Splicing
technician
15 Minutes
Procedure Procedure
1 Arrange the drop cable inside ONT cabinet and splicing tray
2
Strip the optical fiber cable sheathing, expose the bare fibres and then
install the splice protection sleeve. See Pic 1.
3 Strip, cleave, clean and splice both optical fibres. See Pic's 2 - 5
4
After the splicing is complete and passes the check, heat shrink the
protection tube. Insert the splice protection sleeve into the fixing base of
Spliceprotection
sleeve
0.25Optical
fiber
0.25
Opticalfiber
1
p p p g
the splicing tray to protect the splicing point. See Pic 6.
5
Put the splicing information according to the coding standard approved by
Ooredoo
6 Arrange the spliced fibres in the fibre management tray
7
Note
2
3
1
All route cables from the same splitters to be labeled firmly as per the
labeling standard approved by Ooredoo
2
Labeling inside ATB to be confirmed
3
Isopropyl alcohol and lint free cloth MUST be used for all splicing
ti
4 5
3
operations.
4
Tools
1
Cable Sheath
Cutter
2
Cable(Tube)
Cutter
3
Isopropyl alchohol and lint free
cloth
4 Fusion splicer 5 Fibre Cleaver 6 Sharps box
7 S li i t l 8 S i 9 b ff t i
6 7
7 Splicing tools 8 Scissors 9 buffer stripper
10 11 12
13 14 15
Materials
1
Splice protection
sleeve
2
soft ground
tube
3 Cable tie
sleeve tube
4 Ground sheet 5 6
87
Splicing from the Splitter or joint
SN
Task Description Operator Duration
11.2
J oint Splicing in the
Manhole
Splicing
technician
30 minutes
Procedure
1 Open the closure inside an air conditioned splicing vehicle or splicing tent
2 Label th drop cable outside the closure with the port number allocated.
3 Prepare, lead-in and fix the drop cable into the closure.
4 St i l l d li th ti l fib
1
4 Strip, cleave, clean and splice the optical fibers.
5 Arrange the spliced fibres in the splicing tray or cassette.
6
Update the fiber label according the coding standard for the drop cable.
See Pic 2.
7
close and replace the closure fixing it to the wall of the manhole using the
bracket provided and arranging the cables neatly to OSP specifications. p g g y p
8 Clean the site
Note
1 A vehicle or tent must be used when opening closures.
2 The detailed splicing procedure is the same with OSP splicing;
2
3
Fibre shards after cleaving are dangerous and must be disposed of
properly.
Tools
1 S d i 2 Di l li 3 Fib t i 1 Screwdriver 2 Diagonal pliers 3 Fibre stripper
4
Adjustable
wrench
5
Black sealing
tape
6 Cable (Tube) Cutter
7
Cable Sheath
Cutter
8 Fusion splicer 9
Isopropyl alchohol and lint free
cloth
10 Fibre Cleaver 11 Sharps Box 12 Splicing tools
88
Chapter 12 p
BusinessLines Migration
89
Migration
g
12.1
Preparation for
migration
Co-ordinator 1 hour
Procedure
1 Run off the work orders from CRM
2 Confirm appointments with the customers
3
Confirm number and types of existing services
i th k d b CRM D t b
3
in the work order by CRM Database
4
Confirm existing services are working in the
premises,
5 Issue work orders to Supervisor.
6 Plan the work in advance.
Note
Exchange D-Side DP-Pairs DP No CAB No. Telephone Customer Name Status Electricity Equipment
Installatio
n
1 ONT
KTR 256 2 3267 69 44878308
CONSULTANT
LEGAL
CONSULTATI
ON &
ARBI TRATI ON OSUB 141658
E3_008-
127
1 ONT ,
1Drop
Cable 4
ports
(8447) ,
CONSULTANT
1 port
KTR 287 5 3267 69 44873938
LEGAL
CONSULTATI
ON &
E3_008-
1328
1 port
overthe
splitter
KTR 294 9 3267 69 44873877
CONSULTANT
LEGAL
CONSULTATI
ON &
E3_008-
1672
EASTERN
GA LAXY
TRA DI NG & SX 10.10.
1 ONT ,
1Drop
Cable 4
No Shahry
Subscriptio
n
KTR 224 21 3267 69 44869159
G &
CONT. CO.
W.L.L. OSUB 141657
S _ 0 0
19.148:29
44-0-29-1
Cable 4
ports
(8447) ,
KTR 295 10 3267 69 44869154
EASTERN
GA LAXY
TRA DI NG &
CONT. CO.
W.L.L. OSUB 141657
SX_10.10.
19.148:29
44-1-7-29
1port
overthe
splitter
Shahry
Subscriptio
n
90
From this point onwards, you should follow:
Migration SOP guidebook (Section 9) to continue with
Migration
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