3M 4300 Series User manual

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4300 Stake-Mount Cabinet Series
Instructions
November 2002
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1.0 General
1.1 The 3M™4300 Stake-Mount Cabinet Series consists of three sizes of cabinets which can accommodate cross-
connect termination frames or simple splice storage. These cabinets are designed for stake-mounting
applications, however, they will also mount to a concrete pad using the attachment clips provided.
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1.2 The following tools are needed for cabinet installation:
• 3/8" and 1/2" socket wrench sets
• Long handle shovel
• Sledgehammer
• Level
• Module/connector splicing tools
• Standard hand tools
1.3 Cabinet mounting methods and materials:
• Stake-mount directly into the ground
• Mount on a Pour-in-Place concrete pad using 1/2-13 UNC anchor inserts (4)
• Pea gravel for cabinet support and base sealing
• 3M™4411 Expandable Foam is an alternative for base sealing.

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2.0 Description of Cabinets
2.1 The 3M™4300 Series of cabinets are fabricated with 14-gauge mill-galvanized steel. They are finished with a
baked on polyester powder paint. All external hardware is stainless steel.
2.2 Three cabinets are designed for cross-connect applications. The SS6N 600-pair frames are used with the
3M 4300 Series of cabinets.
* Capacity is based on the 3M™4320 Self-Strip System Cross-Connect Blocks.
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2.3 Two cabinets are designed for splice storage applications.
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3.0 3M™Accessories and Spare Parts
3.1 Loaded SS6N Frames
3.2 Empty SS6N-E Frames
3.3 4246-N Chamber Cover - For covering unused
frame positions in 4312 and 4318 cabinets.
3.4 Binding Post Block Kits - For terminating cables
on frames using the 4320 series blocks.
with 3M™710 SC connector with 3M™4005-CBM
3.5 3M™Self-Strip Replacement Caps - (100 tan,
100 orange)
3.6 3M™4324 Priority Circuit Caps - For protecting
priority circuits.
3.7 3M™4361 Spacer Blocks - To cover unused block
positions in frames.
3.8 Wire Spools
•4068 - 800' 24 AWG orange/white jumper wire
•4069 - 250' 24AWG orange/white jumper wire
•4268 - 800' 22 AWG violet/white jumper wire
•4269 - 250' 22 AWG violet/white jumper wire
•4368 - 800' 22 AWG red/white jumper wire
•4369 - 250' 22 AWG red/white jumper wire

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4.0 3M™Tools and Test Equipment
4.1 4041 Splice Head - For splicing 3M™MS2™
Modules.
4.2 3M™710 Uni-Presser 25-Pair Cutter Presser - For
splicing 3M™710 Connectors.
4.3 3M™Self-Strip 4327P Pair Pocket Test Probe.
4.4 3M™Self-Strip 4327-A Pair Probe and Dish.
4.5 3M™Self-Strip 4328 25-Pair Probe.
4.6 3M™Self-Strip 4329 5-Pair Probe.
5.0 Cabinet Mounting with Stakes
5.1 Carefully remove dirt from around cables and level ground for cabinet.
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5.2 Fill excavation with pea gravel to within 4" of ground level.
5.3 Open cabinet door(s) and remove the SS6N loaded frame(s) and the lower frame support. Lift the base cover
upward and remove it from the cabinet.
5.4 Remove the four knock-out rectangular holes from the cabinet end walls. The stakes attach to the cabinet
using these holes.
Note: If a lift boom truck is used, reposition the two side lifting straps for attachment of a sling. Attach lift device
(sling) to cabinet lift straps.
5.5 Place cabinet over cables and center on excavation. Cables should be positioned near the back of the cabinet.
5.6 Determine if the stakes will be located on the inside or outside of the cabinet. Mark the stake location directly
in line with the two bolt holes in the end walls.
Position the stakes so that the smooth face is adjacent to the cabinet wall.
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5.7 Move the cabinet away from the stakes and drive the stakes into the ground until the top ends are 5" above the
ground and level with each other. Protect the top of the stake with a wood block while driving.
5.8 Position the cabinet next to the stakes and attach with four 3/8" carriage bolts, flat washers, lock washers and
nuts. The head of the carriage bolt must be to the outside. Hold cabinet in a vertical position and tighten nuts.
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5.9 Replace base cover and fill excavation with pea gravel level to ground surface.
5.10 Add additional pea gravel inside the cabinet up to the height of the base cover.
5.11 When the cabinet is in place, remove the lifting straps bolted to the sides of the cabinet. Replace the bolts with
the carriage-bolt heads to the outside of the cabinet.
5.12 Identify the cabinet (street address) on the street-side door according to your company procedure.
6.0 Cabinet Mounting with Pour-in-Place Pad
6.1 Prepare desired cabinet location ground surface and build pad form to the dimensions below.
6.2 Block off cable entry area to keep clear of concrete.
6.3 Pour concrete, making sure surface is level.
6.4 Place anchor inserts at specified locations.
Note: If a lift boom truck is used, reposition the two side lifting straps for attachment of a sling. Attach lift device
(sling) to cabinet lift straps.
6.5 Position cabinet onto slab and secure with 1/2" bolts and the attachment clips removed from the shipping
pallet.
6.6 Install base cover and fill cabinet with pea gravel up to the top of the base cover. 3M™4411 Expandable Foam
may also be used as an alternative moisture barrier in the bottom of the cabinet.
6.7 When the cabinet is in place, remove the lifting straps bolted to the sides of the cabinet. Replace the bolts with
the carriage-bolt heads to the outside of the cabinet.
6.8 Identify the cabinet (street address) on the street-side door according to your company procedure.
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7.0 Cable Preparation and Bonding
7.1 It is desirable to have 14 feet of cable extending above ground/pad.
7.2 Remove cable sheath 18" above ground/pad.
7.3 Install shield bond connectors and attach bond straps to all cables according to your company's practice.
Attach all bond straps to the cabinet bond plate at left side. Identify cable bonds on log label on cabinet door.
7.4 If moisture seals are required for the cables, put them on at this time. Follow the instructions that come with
the moisture seals.
8.0 Cable Termination
8.1 Break feeder and distribution cables into 100-pair groups. Route the groups up to the tie bar and to the
appropriate frame location according to the frame count.
8.2 Install the bottom frame support (not required with 4306).
8.3 Install the left-hand-side frame into the cabinet, rest the frame on the pivots and attach the safety cable to the
frame, or support the frame in a horizontal position by laying on a splicer's box.

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8.4 Mount the splice head alongside the frame so that the modules/connectors can be stored in one of the two
methods shown below.
8.5 Splice the frame stubs and cable groups together following your company's procedures.
Note: If you are using non-sealed 3M™MS2™ Modules, install 3M™4075 or 4077
Series Sealant Boxes.
Note: Carefully follow safety, health and environmental information on sealant
box label or Material Safety Data Sheet.
8.6 After the splicing is complete, bundle and store connections.
8.7 Repeat this procedure with the middle frame.
8.8 Use a splicer’s box or equivalent to support the right-hand frame to keep it off the ground and to prevent
damage.
8.9 Untie the frame stubs from the back of the frame and lay it on the metal side. Bring the stubs to the cabinet.
8.10 Mount the splice head in the cabinet so that the modules/connectors can be bundled and stored in the same
method as shown above.
8.11 Splice the frame stubs and cable groups together following your company's procedures.
8.12 After the splicing is complete, install this frame by resting this frame on the pivots and attach the safety cable
to the frame.
8.13 Bundle and store the connections as shown above.

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9.0 Identify Cross-Connect Block Counts
9.1 Determine desired feeder/distribution layout. Recommended Feeder/Distribution layouts shown are for
1:2 ratio.
9.2 Remove protector tape from identification pads on the blocks in the cabinet.
9.3 Select proper sequence of labels (blue = distribution; green = feeder) and detach strip of 20 labels from sheet.
Carefully remove protective backing from strip.
9.4 Align number 1-6-11, etc. with identification pads on left and press into place. Align numbers 5-10-15, etc.
with right identification pads and press in place. Remove the outer liner as shown.
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10.0 Jumper Wire Installation and Routing
10.1 Make sure wires have clean cut ends and bend the last 3/4" of wire
90. The screw driver slot must be in the vertical/insertion position.
10.2 Split pair, TIP - left, RING - right, at assigned post positions. Insert
the wire into the port and through the post until the wire extends out
the exit port.
10.3 Rotate post 90° clockwise with a screwdriver blade fully inserted
into post slot. The cut off of excess wire indicates a proper
connection.
10.4 To remove jumper wire, rotate post 90° counterclockwise.
10.5 Always route jumper wires below the connected post.
Note: Do not route jumpers across jumper troughs or to the tops of the
frames.
TIP - left RING - right
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11.0 Accessories Installation
11.1 3M™4327 Series Single-Pair Probes:
a. Align probe pins with test ports and insert into caps.
Depress clamps to allow clearance over cap heads. Push
probe forward until clamps snap behind cap.
11.2 3M™4328 Self-Strip 25 Pair Test Probe
a. To operate, see instructions with unit.
11.3 3M™4324 Series Self-Strip Priority Circuit Caps:
a. 4324- Red- Identifies “hot or special” Circuits
4324B- Brown- Identifies CLEC circuits
b. Push the priority caps feet between the insides of the self-strip pair cap to identified. The matte surface
of the priority cap allows written identification of the circuit.
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Before using this product, you must evaluate it and determine if it is suitable for your intended application. You assume all risks and liability
associated with such use.
Warranty; Limited Remedy; Limited Liability. This product will be free from defects in material and manufacture as of the date of purchase.
3M MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITEDTO, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. If this product is defective within the warranty period stated above, your exclusive remedy shall
be, at 3M’s option, to replace or repair the 3M product or refund the purchase price of the 3M product. Except where prohibited by law, 3M
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