Section 6 B2H SOP

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Ooredoo FTTx NationalBroadbandProject

FiberforBusiness

StandardOperationProcedure B2HConnectionsGuideBook

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Standard Operation Procedure B2H Connections Guide Book

FiberForBusiness

Chapter1:B2HScenariosOverview 7.5:Stripping,leadingin,SplicingandFixingof

ap er : roce ure or ns a a on

Chapter3:CommunicationandSurvey

Chapter4:PreparationforB2H

Chapter5:StandardLayingofOutdoorOFC

5.1: SafetyEnvironmentDeployment

7.6:PreparingofVerticalRisercable

7.7:PreparingofRisercable

7.8:Leadingin,splicing andFixingoffibers.

7.9:Exampleinstallations

. : tan ar raw ngs

5.3: ImplementationPreparation

5.4: TransportingofCable

5.5:

FixingCable

Drum5.6: ManholeOpening

.

Chapter8:Standard Installation of Sub FAT3101

8.1: Plantheinstallationspace

8.2: Fixingonthewall

8.3: PreparingofVerticalRisercable

5.7: DuctRo ng5.8: Makingtractionend

5.9: Laying thecable

Chapter6: StandardLayingofRiserandDropCable

6.1: TransportingandFixingofCableinside

.

8.5: Leadingin,Fixingandsplicing ofDropfibers.

8.6: Splicingrequirementpercustomer

8.7: Additionalrecommendations

Chapter9:StandardLabeling

6.2: Layingof VerticalCable6.3: Layingof DropCable

Chapter7: Standard Installation of FAT3201-24and FAT3201-48 (direct drop fibers)

7.1:Procedureof FATInstallation

. :

Chapter10:StandardISPinstallation

10.1:InstallationprocedureforSCS

10.2:StandardInstallationofATBandONT

Chapter11:StandardSplicing

7.2:InstallationofFATinthewall

7.3:Preparationof FeederCable

7.4:LeadinginandFixingofDropCables

. : p c ng roce ure

11.2: JointSplicingintheManhole

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Chapter OneBusiness Lines B2H ScenariosOverview

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Feasibilit Surve

Beforestartinganyactivitywithimplementationinthebuilding,ensurethatthe

buildingwiringandinfrastructurecorrespondstooneofthefollowingscenarios.

Incaseofanydeviations refertoHuaweiSiteEngineer/AreaManagerforguidance.

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DropcablesaredistributeddirectfromtheFAT3201 24(2nd Splitterwith16

1.B2HScenarios

st , .Expansion).

X*Delnumber/CustomerReferenceNumber/ElectricityNumber

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

1stFloor

GroundFloor

Basement

FAT320124(16)

(1Splitter)Feeder

Cable

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Ifabuildinghas47floorsandeachfloorhas2connections,itispossible

nd

1.B2HScenarios

conduithasenoughspacetoaccommodate814dropcables.

6thFloor

DirectDropCables

oor

4thFloor

2ndFloor

1stFloor

Basement

GroundFloor

(1splitters)

Feeder

cable

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DropcablesaredistributeddirectfromtheFAT3201 48(32)(2splitters,

rd

1.B2HScenarios

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

(ONT8447) 2*(ONT8447)

1stFloor

GroundFloor

Basement

FAT320148(32)(2splitters)

Feeder

cable

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IfDistancefromFATtothenecessaryflooristoolong,orriseris

th

1.B2HScenarios

congeste ,poss etouse u ,connecte tot e a n v a ser

Cable.

of DELs 1,2,3,4 5,6,7,8 948 >48

2ndFloor

Dro Cables

SubFAT3101

(ONT8447)

2*(ONT8447)

1stFloorVertical

RiserCables DropCables

SubFAT3101

GroundFloor

BasementFeeder

Cable

FAT320148

(2Splitters)

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InthiscaseDropCablesaredistributedbySubFAT3101,eachSubFATis

5

th

Case

1.B2HScenarios

servicing2floors(upto6Onts perfloor).

2ndFloor

DropCables

1stFloor

DropCables

SubFAT3101

GroundFloor

VerticalRiser

Cables

SubFAT3101

Basement

Feeder

Cable

FAT320148

(2Splitters)

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IncaseifoneSubFATisservicingmorethanonefloor:6th Case1.B2HScenarios

3rdFloor

AllflatsfromthesamefloorshouldbeconnectedtothesameSubFATonly.

2ndFloor

SubFAT3101

1stFloor

GroundFloor

SubFAT3101

Basement

Feeder

Cable

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TwoFAT

3201

48

is

combined,

Drop

cables

are

distributed

by

Sub

FAT3101,

each

7th Case1.B2HScenario's

3rdFloor

FATisservicing2floors(7to12ONTsperfloor).

DropCables

2ndFloorVerticalRiserCables

u

1stFloor

Sub FAT3101

GroundFloor

SubFAT3101

BasementFeeder

FAT320148

(2Splitters)

Cable FAT320148

(2Splitters)

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IncaseifnumberofSubFATisequaltothenumberofsplittersandfreesplitterports8th Case1.B2HScenario's

arestillavailable,itispossibletousedirectdropsfromFATtotheSAMEfloor.

3rdFloor

2ndFloor

u

1stFloorVertical

RiserCables

SubFAT3101

DirectDrop

Cables

GroundFloor

Feeder

FAT320148(2Splitters)

Cable

(1Splitters)

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SimilarscenarioforsingleFAT320148.Wehave2splittersand2ofSub9th Case1.B2HScenario's

. x u cancon a n rop ersmax mum. ccor ng o

Ooredoo businessrules,wecanconnect28Onts to2splitters.So,4

splitterportsstillfreeandcanbedistributedbydirectdrops(onlytothe

nearestfloor).

2ndFloorSubFAT3101

1stFloorVertical

RiserCables

SubFAT3101

FAT 320148

DirectDrop

Cables

GroundFloorFeeder

Cable

(2splitters)

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SubFAT3101

SubFAT3101 5thFloor

6thFloorIdealscenario ifwehaveupto7ofSubFAT.In

thiscaseispossibletoterminateeachof24F

SubFAT3101 4thFloor

.

Otherwiseweneedtosplitthecablesto

differenttrays.

2ndFloor

3rdFloor

22UCabinet,5Splitters,72ONTsMaximum.

SubFAT3101

SubFAT3101

GroundFloor

1stFloor

Vertical

RiserCables

SubFAT3101

SubFAT3101

BasementFeeder

22UCabinet

Cable

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22Ucabinet 6s litters 84connectionsmaximum.


SubFAT3101

SubFAT3101 5thFloor

6thFloorForabuildingwhichhas7184connections,

Install1x22Ucabinetwith6splitters.Use

SubFAT3101 4thFloor

.

alsopossibletoterminateeachof24Fcableto

dedicatedsplicing/terminationtray.Otherwise

weneedtosplitthecablestodifferenttrays.

2ndFloor

3rdFloorSubFAT3101

SubFAT3101

GroundFloor

1stFloor

Vertical

RiserCables

SubFAT3101

SubFAT3101

Basement

Feeder

22UCabinet

cable

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IncaseifnumberofONTsperfloorismorethan12 twoSubFATstobe12th Case1.B2HScenario's

.

3rdFloor

Dro Cables

EachcasetobedealtwithonacasebycasebasisinagreementwithOoredooDesignApproval

2ndFloor

SubFAT3101

SubFAT3101

SubFAT3101

SubFAT3101

1stFloor

SubFAT3101SubFAT3101

GroundFloor


Basement

Vertical

RiserCables

Feeder

Cable

22UCabinet

(WallMounted)

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Scenariowithtworisers,1324ONTsperfloor.


3rdFloor



2ndFloor

1stFloor


roun oor


Riser2

Feeder

Riser1

22UCabinet

(WallMounted)

Basement

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Scenariowithtworisers,712ONTsperfloor.

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ac case o e ea w onacase ycase as s nagreemen w ore oo es gn pprova


2ndFloor

1stFloor

GroundFloorSubFAT3101SubFAT3101

Riser2

Feeder

Cable

Riser1

22UCabinet

(WallMounted)

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B2HRestrictions

3rdFloor

SubFAT3101

2ndFloor

1stFloor

SubFAT3101

GroundFloor

BasementFeeder

cable22UCabinet

(WallMounted)

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Chapter TwoProcedureforBusinessLinesB2Hinstallation

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2.1B2HBusinessLinesProcess

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2.3NamingConvention

SE+ISPInstallationTeam:A

1. InstallationofATB&ONT

cabinet/casing

2. Knowrouteofbuilding

B2HInstallationTeam:B

1. Installationofrisercable,

FATandsubFAT

2. Installationof2Fdrop

.

communicationskills

.

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

MigrationTeam:F

1. Haveprofessional

electricalcertification

2. Troubleshootingcapability

3. GoodEnglish

.

4. GoodEnglishcommunicationskills.

.

Huawei/OoredooisnotresponsibleforanyThirdParty

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internalcabling.PleaserefertolocalITdepartment

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Chapter ThreeCommunication and Survey

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3.1CommunicationandSurveySN Task Description Operator Duration

Communication and Surve1

. Procedure

1 Introduce oneself at the office reception. As shown in Picture 1

2 Show the ID card to the Customer;

3Get the access signature from customer on new Ooredoo Authorisation forms.

.

4 Converse with the customer according to the script (Ask for IT person if available)

5Agree 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

1If 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.

2

2

work.

3If 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 uniform at all times.

5e wor ers mus e a equa e y ra ne e ore ey v s cus omer; uawe w

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

ODP

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1 Iron wire push rod 2

screwdriver3 Straight Screwdriver

Materials

1 Introduction letter 2 Work order 3 Authority letter


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Chapter FourPreparationforB2H

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Preparation for B2H SN Task Description Co-ordination Duration

4.1 Preparation for B2H A & B

1 Refer to door knocking procedure for the building access

2Refer to building survey report, familiarize yourself for all the works needed to

be done

Before start an activit ive a brief safet instruction for the workin force.

3 Check the uniform and their appearance and ensure cleanliness and

professionalism to upheld at all times

4Politely 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.

6If 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

1Installation

2Building Survey

3 Way leaves form

Remember -Think Safety - Work Safely

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Chapter FiveStandard Laying of Outdoor OFC

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Safety Environment

De lo ment

SN Task Description Operator Duration

5.1 a e y env ronmendeployment

A & C 10 Min

Procedure

1 Ensure All PPE is worn

2

3

Note

1Always wear safety glasses, high visibility jerkins, suitable safety

Helmet and protective gloves.

2 Keep all food and beverages out of the work area.

3Don't touch your eyes while working with fiber optic systems until

they have been washed thoroughly.

4

Tools

Safety glasses Hi-Vis Vest

oa a e y

Signs

Safety Helmets Safety foot wear Gloves

MaterialsRemember -

1 2 3Think Safety, Work Safely

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Safety Environment Deployment SN Task Description Operator Duration5.1.1 Safety environment

deployment

A & C 10 Min

Procedure1 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 withlamps. 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 45 and 90to2approaching 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.

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 Cones 2 Lamps 3 Sign for Keep left-

Right

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Implementation Preparation SN Task Description Operator Duration

.

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

Note

1 Always Used the Approved OSP As-built Drawing

2

3

Tools

1 2 3

4 5Materials

1 Drawing 2 3

4 5 6

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Implementation Preparation SN Task Description Operator Duration

5.3Implementation

A & C 5mins

Procedure

1 Refer to the cable route design to start installation

2Cross 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

4

Tools

4 5

Materials

1Cable route

design2 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

4Observe the safety standard precaution measurement when carrying

out the work

5

Note

1 Ensure proper PPE is used

2 Ensure stopping block is in place when off loading cable drum2

4

5

6

Tools

1 2 34 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

1 Fix the cable drum on drum hydraulic as pic 1.

2 Adjust the height of holder as the pic 2 shown.

3Put a ground sheet underneath the cable drum to prevent any

1

4

5

6

Note

1 Make sure the cable rolling direction is correct.

2The drum hydraulic should be set up at safe distance from the open

manhole

2

3 Do not block door entry or customer access

Tools

1Cable

hydraulics2 PPE 3 Ground Sheet

Materials

1 Cable Drum 2 Cable 3

4 5 6

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Standard Laying of Distribution O.F. Cable


5.6 Manhole Opening A & C 5mins

Procedure

1Deploy 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

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.

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 affectimplementation, 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.

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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 Shovel5 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.

Take the push rod from truck, and disjoin them as the pic 1,2

. , .

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).

4Lead the duct rod to the underground duct both of manhole A and

. , ,

5Tie 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

3

4

5

Tools

1Distance

measurer2

Tools for

dredging3 PVC Duct Rods

4 Gloves 5 PVC tape 6 Rope

Distancemeasurer

1 Draw Rope 2Ground

Sheet3

4 5 6

Duct X

Female ConnetorMale Connetor

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Standard Laying of Distribution O.F. CableSN Task Description Operator Duration

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

4Connect 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

3

1

2

3

4

4

5

6

Tools5

4 5

Materials

1 Tape 2 3

Connectto

O.F.cable

viaswivel

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Standard Laying of Distribution O.F. CableSN Task Description Operator Duration

5.9 Laying the cable A & C 20mins

Procedure

1Put 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)

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x u w .

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 whileperson at cable drum E.G. person at pic 4 feeds the cable into

the duct . Pull the cable accordingly.

After the cable is installed Leave maintenance loop of 8 meters

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inside the splitter/joint manhole

6Coil a loop of cable atleast 5 meters inside telecom room for

arranging and splicing purposes

7Seal 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 confirmedManhole B

6

Tools

1Split Bell

mouths2

Rope Guiding

Roller3

Road safety

precaution

4 Ladder 5 ground sheet 6 Screw drivers

Materials

1 Cable 2 PVC tape 3

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Chapter SixStandardLayingofRiserandDropCable

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Transporting and

fixing of cable

. drum insidetelecom room

Procedure

1

Make sure that the cable drum is correctly positioned. See pic 1

as shown1

2

3

Note

1 Ensure proper PPE

2

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 2Ground

Sheets3 Cable Jacks

Materials

1 Cable Drum 2 Drop cable

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Standard Laying of Vertical Cable


6.2 Laying of Vertical Cable B

1Open the tray works safely and Identify the route of the riser

cable.(see pic 1)

2Rod 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.

Tie up the vertical cable neatly in the existing tray works in the

2 3

dry riser by using cable ties. (see pic 4)

6Seal 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)

Note4

1 The minimum bending radius of the fibre is 8 cm.

2The 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 24 mm

cobra rod3 Cutter

4 Ladder 5 6

Materials

65

1 12/24F cable 2 Cable ties 3 Insulation tape

4Fire stopping

compound

5Ground

Sheets

6

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Standard Laying of Vertical Cable


6.3Laying of Drop

CableA

Procedure

1Identify the primary telephone socket outlet in the customer

premises. (see pic 1)

2Identify the route of the drop cable from installed FAT or sub-

1 2

3Open 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)

4Tie up the pulling rope and drop cable with PVC tape. (see pic

3)

Lay the drop cable from the installed FAT or Sub FAT to inside

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

Note

1Keep the maintenance loop safe and avoid unnecessary

bends.

2Minimum 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

4Cable

Lubricant5

Ground

Sheets6

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Chapter SevenStandard Installation of FAT3201-24 and FAT3201-48 (direct drop fibers)

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SurveyInformation

BeforestartinganyB2HinstallationitisMANDATORYthatthepresitesurvey

informationformisrequested,studiedandapreimplementationsurveyis

.

yourintendedinstallationdate.

Thisformwillprovidecontactdetailsforaccessintothebuilding.

WillprovideasuggestedsolutionforB2Hinstallation.

Willprovideaguidetothematerialrequirementsforinstallinginthebuilding.

Willgiveyouanopportunitytocompleteyourownpresitesurveytoconfirm

.

Willgiveyouanopportunitytoarrangeforanyamendmentsandchangesto

material andimplementationrequirements.

Willsupportyourplanandmakeyourteamsmoreefficient.

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Standard Installation of FAT3201-24 and

FAT3201-48 7.1Procedure for FAT

installationB

Feedercable

FAT320124

Dropcableinlet

The personnel in charge of installation and maintenance must betrained and master the correct operating methods and safety

precautions before beginning of work. Ensure permission to work on premiseshas been granted

Procedure

1 Check FAT and the accessories are fit for purposes

2 Check the space where the FATs will be installed.

The preferred installation location of FATs is nearby of Cable Trays , as close as

Riser/Drop

cableinlet

Feeder

cableinlet

poss e to t e ex st ng copper

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

FeedercableoutletDropcableinletIn case of combination of 2 FATs, vertical cascading

is preferable, to reduce the length and routes of

cable trays or cable trunks .5

Note

1 Please make sure that the FATs are leveled properly by using spirit level

Riser/Drop

cableinlet

Feeder

cableinlet

2Please 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 requiredas Pic545



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FAT3201-48 (direct drop fibers) 7.2Installing of FAT in

the wallB

1

Marker

Procedure1

Determine the installation position. Use Cable avoidance tool to identify

Level

Installation

location

e ex s ng serv ces e ore r ng e wa ensure no serv ces n e wa

2Put 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.44 5O en the lower la er of FAT, then han the case to the ex ansion bolts on

Note

42mm45mm

the wall, fasten the nuts.

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.

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FAT3201-48 7.3Preparing o f

Feeding cableCD

Striptheoutdooropticalcableaccordingtotheactualscenario.MakesurethatcablewillfitinsideofFATwithfollowingrouting.

Procedure

1

FAT 3201-24Fiber Tubes Route

Feeder

Pig Tails

FAT 3201-48 Fiber Tubes Route

Pig Tails

b

Feeder

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Feeding cableCD

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

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Feeding cableCD

Cascading two of FAT 3201-48

Tube 1 Route

Bridge between splitter

modules

Note: In this situation a maximum of four Fibres will

be used One for each s litter.

Two from the Red Tube and Two from the green

Tube

Pig Tails

Bridge between splittermodules

b

Feeder

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Feeding cableCD

1 2

Dressthefiberloosetubesinto protectivetube1Polishthesheathwhichisnearthestrippedpointusingthesand

paper2

Procedure

wrapitwith insulatingtape.3

4Remove the tower plug on the case. Cut a cable hole on the

tower plug based on the diameter of the optical cable.

5 Insert and fix the Feeding optical cable.

6 Seal the cable inlet/outlet using insulating tape

6

Thediameteroftheopticalcablemustbelessthan 20mm.1

2 Thestrippedlengthoftheopticalcabledependsonthecable

route.

When cutting the cable hole, please pay attention to the

different diameters mark on the tower plug .3

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Standard Installation of FAT3201 24 and

FAT3201-48 7.4 LeadinginandFixing

ofDropCablesCD

Procedure

Lead in and fix the drop cable.

For FAT3201-24, the drop cable inside the FAT should

be 1600 mm in len th.

1a 1b

Drop

Cable

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 shou ld be done

according to the Chapter of SOP B2H Labeling

Entry point is on top of FAT

1-bEntry 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 3201-243

3 Routes of drop fibers for FAT 3201-48

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Standard Installation of FAT3201 24 and

FAT3201-48 7.5Stripping,Leadingin,

splicing andFixingof

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

Side B

1 Specification of splicing tray module

1

Note:Dropfibers/loosetubesmustbewrappedwiththe

Tray 2Splitter outputs 0-3

Pigtails 1-4

casca ng o

Drop Fibers 1-4


Pigtails 5-8Drop Fibers 5-8

2 Strip the Drop Cables with the length of 950 mm

insulationtapeandbefixedattheportsofthesplicingtray

withstraps.

3

the optical fiber.Tray 4

Splitter outputs 8-11

Pigtails 9-12Drop Fibers 9-12


Pigtails 13-16

Drop Fibers 13-16

Tray 2- Tray 5Side A Side B

Splicing

Bottom tray

Splicing

Side A Side B

Drop Fibers

Splitter

Pig Tails

Splitter outputsInsulation Tape

Insulationtape

b

p ce e ers accor ng o ap er o .Feeding input

Arrange fibers and protective heat shrinks inside of splicing tray.5

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Vertical Riser cableCD

1

Before start any operation with Vertical

Riser cable, you should pay attention to

the Color Code Table fi ure 1 .

2

Cores 1-12 have pure colors, cores 13-24 have the same color coding as 1-12,

but w ith b lack marks, every 5 cm. (figure

2)

b

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FAT3201-487.7

cableCD

Procedure

Route 2 - 1900 mm

(950 mm of spiral tube)

Route 3 - 2200 mm

StriptheRiserCablesto2.2moflengthfromtheEntryPoint.1

IdentifyfiberroutestoallocatedsplittermodulesaccordinglytotheRoutingTable.Dividefiberstodifferentbundles(8fiber

perbundle) Dressthebundles intospiral protectivetube.2

Route 1 - 1550 mm

3 WrapthejointingplaceofCablesheathandspiraltubes with

insulatingtape.

4 LeadallcablesintotheFATandfixattheentrypointwith

CableStraps.

Entry Point

2

3

4

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FAT3201-48

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.nd , .

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 2nd service provider.

Customer for port 06 will have the Blue and Orange cores with black dashes Blue/black is Ooredoo and

Orange/black is 2nd 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)?

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

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Chapter EightStandard Installation of Sub FAT3101

58

Standard Installation of Sub FAT3101SN Task Description Operator Duration

8 1Plan the

CD


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8.1installation 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

Procedure

1Check the quality of FATs and the

accessories

2Check the space where the FATs will be

installed.

3The 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

2Please make sure to keep clear the area of work from obstacles like :

decoration or an material that can be dama ed due to work.

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

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8.2 Fixing on the wall CD

Marker

Wall

Level

1Determine the installation position. Use Cable avoidance tool to identify

Procedure1

Mountinghole

Template

e ex s ng serv ces e ore r ng e wa nsure no serv ces n e wa

2Put 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;

2 3

8drillbit

Flatwasher

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

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8.3Vertical Riser cable

CD

1

Before the start any operation withVertical Riser cable, you should pay

attention to the Color Code Table (figure

.

2

Cores 1-12 have pure colors, cores 13-

24 have the same color coding as 1-12,

but w ith b lack marks, every 5 cm. (figure

2)

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cable

Procedure

1

Striptheopticalcable.UsingIndustrystandardstrippers&

cleansingwipes1

Dressthefibersintospiral protectiontube,6fiberspertube.32Prepare4piecesofspiralprotectiontube,55cmlength2

4 WrapthejointingplaceofCablesheathandspiraltubes with

insulatingtape.

5 CablenowreadyforthefixinginsideofSubFAT

3

4

b

5

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ofRiser Cable

1 Lead in and fix the Vertical Riser optical cable.

-

Procedure

, .

3Insert the spiral tube with fibers 1-6 into the splicing tray 1 and fix

with cable ties.

1 24

Coil the fibers inside of the splicing tray and fix end of the bundle

with iece of insulatin ta e

3

5 Repeat item 3 and 4 for the rest of splicing trays.

o e

Arrangement of fibers inside of splicing

trays must be done in order to the

following table

Tray 1 Fiber 1 to 6

Tray 2 Fiber 7 to 12

Tra 3 Fiber 13 to 18

b 5

Tray 4 Fiber 19 to 24

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fibers.

1 2 3Labels Labels

Procedure4 Specification of splicing tray module

M3flatheadscrewdriver

1 Confirmthenumberoftheleadinginflatdropcables,andpiercethecable

leadinginholesofthesamenumber.

2Leadintheflatdropcable fromthecableleadinginholeatthebottomofthe

fiberaccessterminal.

RunDropFibersthrough thelabelingrings,accordingtothelabelingrules.

Splicing Tray NOSide A (Riser

Cable)

Tray 1 Fiber 1-6

Side B (Drop

Cables)

Drop Fibers 1-3

Tray 2 Fiber 7-12 Drop Fibers 4-6

,

theentrypoint.

Splicethe fibersaccordingtothetable,arrangefibersandprotectiveheat

shrinksinsideofsplicingtray4

Repeattheitem2,3and4fortherestofsplicingtrays.Fixdropfiberswiththe

strapsatFAT d/fiberentry point.5

Side A Side B

- -

Tray 4 Fiber 19-24 Drop Fibers 10-12

Splicing

5 Straps

bFeeding input Drop Fibers

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percustomer

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8.7 Additional

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1Position of FAT must be as close as possible to the existing

copper IDP or to existing cable tray/cable trunk.1

2All 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

5 Does the door open and close with ease?

6

7

8

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Chapter NineStandardLabeling

67

B2HLabeling


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Inordertorepresentthebestinquality,serviceandperformance,

, ,

understandprofessionallabelingsystemthatshouldnotbeabletobe

removed,abradeorfadeinashortperiodoftimebyusingthecorrect

toolsand materialsasstatedintheLabelingSOP.

AccordinglylabelingMUSTbedoneaspertheagreedsolutionwith

Ooredoo

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B2HLabeling

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FATwithS litter s &FeederCable

FAT320148

(2splitters)

FAT320124

(1splitter)

FAT320124and320148 aretobelabeled

ontheoutsidewithfeedercableand

splitterinformation

FAT320124Example:KRG/1/F1

Explanation: Area/Cable/buildingsplitter

FAT320148Example:KRC/1/F1F2

Explanation:Area/Cable/buildingsplittersKRC/1/J17F1/12F(1)

FeedercablesaretobelabeledasOSPandnumberinbracketsdenotes

howmanysplittersinthebuilding

Example:KRC/1/J17F1/12F(3) Explanation:Area/cable/jointBuildingsplitter/cablesize/Totalsplitters

KRC/1/J17F1/12F(2)

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B2HLabelingOverview

labelin in FAT and sub FAT


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labelin inFATandsubFAT

Labeltherisercablewithdetailsasshown

inPic1.

1

2Fibredropcabletobelabeledwith

splitterandportdetailsinsideeachFATas

showninPic1.

Note:IncaseofSubFAT,onlySplitterport

Noisrequired

00,01,02etc istherecommendedmethod.

2

A/PP2/00

/121A

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SubFATCustomerRoutin InformationforODF&22UScenario

FAT310112/18

(12F/24Fsplices)

1 2 A/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. SubFATODFtermination Address Spare coreODFAddress

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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Sub Custo e out o at o o Sce a o& se Cab e

FAT310112/18

(12F/24Fsplices)

1 2 B/1

1 3 4

FAT:B/F3/0011(24)

F3/00/SED

5 6

7 8

2 9 10

11 12

13 14

3 15 16

17 18

19 20

4 21 22

23 24

ProvidelabeltagonrisercabletoeachsubFAT

SubFAT FATtermination Address

Example:B/F3/00 11(24)

Explanation: TerminationBlock/

Splitteroutputport .used/ of

Example:B/1

Explanation:Termination

Block/FATPigtail

SpareCoreAddress

ExampleFAT320124/48scenario:A/F3/00/121/AExplanation: TerminationBlock /Buildingsplitter /firstsplitterport used/totalnumberofsplitter

portsused Floor /subFATcode

ExampleODFCabinetScenario:A/PP2/1/121/AExplanation: TerminationBlock /PP/firstPPport//totalnumberofPPportsFloor /subFATcode

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Splicinginformationlabelinside

subFATtobeshownHorizontally

FAT310112/18(12F/24Fsplices)

FAT310112/18(12F/24Fsplices)

Providelabelsonrisercable

from1st subFATto2nd subFAT.3

xamp e or

cabinetscenario:

xamp e or

24/48scenario:

SubFATtobelabeledonthe outsideofthe

subFATasshowndisplayingfloornumber2/A 2/B

SubFATtobenumberedperfloorfroma

clockwisedirectionaseachfloorisentered

fromeithertheliftorthestairs

an su FAT es gnat onco e

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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/BClockwise Direction

01

Lift or Stairs

First Floor

Port allocation

00

2/01 1/00 3/02

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.

subFAT

1/A

subFAT

1/B

Lift or Stairs

xamp e: par men s oppos e or

stair entrance and apartments 2 & 3 are either

side (as shown) then you will still allocate portsto the apartment number and not in a

clockwise direction from Apartment 1.

6/057/06

Existing

Ooredoo

access panel

SubFAT Clockwise Direction

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PlaceroutinginformationoninsideofinspectioncoverofONTCabinet

Placeroutinginformationon

insideofinspectioncoverofATB

ForODFCabinetScenario

KRC/1/F1/00 COName/Cable

/Splitter

/Splitterport

v ONTcabinet cover

KRC/1/F1/00

A/PP2/2

SpareFiberODFterminationAddress

(TerminationBlock /PP /PPport )

ForFAT320124/48Scenario

ATBcoverONTCabinetcover

KRC/1/F1/00A/1 COName/Cable /Splitter

/Splitterport KRC/1/F1/00

A/1SpareFiberFATterminationAddress

(TerminationBlock /PPPort )

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Standard Labeling of FAT, sub FAT, 22U and

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No Check list

Additional Information and check list1

1 Labeling SOP MUST be followed 100% - This is critical

2 Labeling is required to be 100% accurate for providing information for 2nd service

provider by Ooredoo

3 Existin labelin inside the subFAT is wron Vertical and must be chan ed.

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 2nd Floor subFAT B

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Chapter TenStandardISPinstallation

82

Installation of Structured

Cabling System


10.1-aInstallation procedure for

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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

1Pulling of cat 6 must be in one direction

3

4

Tools

LocationB3

1 4mm rod 2Cross

screwdriver3 Gloves

4 5 6

Materials

LocationA

4

1 CAT6 2 ground sheet 3 Tape

4 5 6

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Installation of Structured

Cabling System


10.1-bInstallation procedure for

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Procedure


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1If 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;

1

location

Intermediate

3 Lay the CAT6 from location A to intermediate ,and then to location B;

4

Note

A oca on

2If there is no existing internal conduit, trunking should be installed with the

permission of the customer.

3

4

Tools

1 4mm rod 2 Gloves 3 Cross screwdrivers

4 5 6

Interme ate

Materials

1 CAT6 2 Ground sheet 3Insulating Tape

4 5 6

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Chapter ElevenStandardSplicing

86

Standard Splicing ProcessSN Task Description Operator Duration

11.1 Splicing procedureSplicing

technician15 Minutes

Procedure

1 Arrange the drop cable inside ONT cabinet and splicing traySpliceprotection0.25Optical

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2Strip 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

sleevefiber0.25

Opticalfiber

1

the splicing tray to protect the splicing point. See Pic 6.

5Put the splicing information according to the coding standard approved by

Ooredoo

6 Arrange the spliced fibres in the fibre management tray7

Note

2 3

1All route cables from the same splitters to be labeled firmly as per the

labeling standard approved by Ooredoo

2Labeling inside ATB to be confirmed

Isopropyl alcohol and lint free cloth MUST be used for all splicing

4 5

operat ons.4

Tools

1Cable Sheath

Cutter2

Cable(Tube)

Cutter3

Isopropyl alchohol and lint free

cloth

4 Fusion splicer 5 Fibre Cleaver 6 Sharps box6 7

p c ng oo s c ssors u er s r pper

10 11 12

13 14 15Materials

1Splice protection

sleeve2

soft ground

tube3 Cable tie

4 Ground sheet 5 6

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Splicing from the Splitter or joint

SNTask Description Operator Duration

11.2Joint Splicing in the

Manhole

Splicing

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Procedure


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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.

1

r p, c eave, c ean an sp ce e op ca ers.

5 Arrange the spliced fibres in the splicing tray or cassette.

6Update the fiber label according the coding standard for the drop cable.

See Pic 2.

7close and replace the closure fixing it to the wall of the manhole using the

bracket rovided and arran in the cables neatl to OSP s ecifications.

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

3Fibre shards after cleaving are dangerous and must be disposed of

properly.

Tools

crew r ver agona p ers re s r pper

4Adjustable

wrench5

Black sealing

tape6 Cable (Tube) Cutter

7Cable Sheath

Cutter8 Fusion splicer 9

Isopropyl alchohol and lint free

cloth

10 Fibre Cleaver 11 Sharps Box 12 Splicing tools

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MigrationSN Task Description Operator Duration

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12.1 migration Co-ordinator 1 hour

Procedure

1 Run off the work orders from CRM

2 Confirm appointments with the customers

3Confirm number and types of existing services

n e wor or er y a a ase

4Confirm 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

KTR 256 2 3267 69 44878308

CONSULTANT

LEGAL

CONSULTATI

ON &

ARBITRATION O SU B 1 41 658

E3_008-

12 7

1 ONT ,

1Drop

Cable 4

ports

(8447) ,

CONSULTANT

KTR 287 5 3267 69 44873938

LEGAL

CONSULTATI

ON &


E3_008-

1328

overthesplitter

KTR 294 9 3267 69 44873877

CONSULTANTLEGAL

CONSULTATI

ON &


E3_008-

1672

EASTERN

GALAXY

TRADING & SX 10.10.

1 ONT ,

1Drop

Cable 4

No Shahry

Subscriptio

n

KTR 224 21 3267 69 44869159

CONT . CO.

W.L.L. O SU B 1 41 657

_

19.148:29

44-0-29-1

l

ports

(8447) ,

KTR 295 10 3267 69 44869154

EASTERN

GALAXY

TRADING &

CONT . CO.

W.L.L. O SU B 1 41 657

SX_10.10.

19.148:29

44-1-7-29

1portoverthesplitter

Shahry

Subscriptio

n

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