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Dragon PTN Installation and Operation
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Contents
1. INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................... 8
1.1 Terms and Conditions .........................................................................8
1.2 General...............................................................................................8
1.3 Symbol Clarification............................................................................9
1.3.1 Engineer Type Symbols..............................................................................9
1.3.2 Informational Symbols...............................................................................9
1.4 CE Marking & Directives....................................................................10
1.5 Safety Advice....................................................................................10
1.5.1 Introduction.............................................................................................10
1.5.2 Electrical Advice.......................................................................................10
1.5.3 Thermal Advice ........................................................................................10
1.5.4 Designated Use........................................................................................11
1.5.5 Cables (Lines) to the Dragon PTN Equipment .........................................11
1.5.6 Checking of Safety Facilities ....................................................................11
1.5.7 Work on the Electrical Systems ...............................................................11
1.5.8 Ingress of Cleaning Agents.......................................................................11
1.6 Lifting Advice ....................................................................................11
1.6.1 Plan the Lift..............................................................................................11
1.6.2 Performing the Lift...................................................................................11
1.6.3 Setting the Load Down ............................................................................11
1.6.4 Team Lifting .............................................................................................12
1.7 Administration..................................................................................12
1.8 Tools & Materials..............................................................................13
1.9 Prerequisites.....................................................................................16
1.9.1 Drafting a Site Plan ..................................................................................16
1.9.2 Installing the Optical Cable......................................................................16
1.9.3 Unpacking and Checking the Supplied Goods.........................................16
1.9.4 Preparing the Rack...................................................................................16
1.10 Installing / Configuring / Connecting Nodes.......................................17
2. RACK PREPARATION ................................................................................................ 19
3. NODES –INSTALLATION FORMS ............................................................................... 23
3.1 General.............................................................................................23
3.2 Power ON/OFF a Node or Switch.......................................................23
3.3 EMC Springs......................................................................................24
3.4 Card Guides inside the Node .............................................................24
3.5 Node Module Positions.....................................................................25
3.6 XT-1104-A Node (942 228-001)..........................................................28
3.7 XT-2206-A Node (942 228-002)..........................................................34
3.8 XT-2209-A Node (942 228-003)..........................................................39
3.9 XT-2210-A Node (942 228-004)..........................................................41
4. POWER SUPPLIES –INSTALLATION FORMS ............................................................... 44
4.1 PSU Types for Dragon PTN Nodes......................................................44
4.2 PSU Cables........................................................................................45

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4.3 IT Grounding System.........................................................................47
4.4 Safety and Power Distribution ..........................................................47
4.5 ACP-A: 100-240 VAC ± 10 % - PSU (942 234-001)................................48
4.6 DCP-A: 18-60 VDC PSU (942 234-002) ................................................49
4.7 DCP-B: 88-300 VDC PSU (942 234-003)...............................................51
4.8 ACPoE-A DIN Rail PSU/100-240 VAC ± 10 % - 48 VDC DIN RAIL PSU (942 235-
001)..................................................................................................53
4.9 DCPoE-A DIN Rail PSU/ 33-62 VDC(in) - 56 VDC(out) DIN RAIL PSU (942 235-
002)..................................................................................................55
5. NODE SUPPORT MODULES –INSTALLATION FORMS ................................................. 59
5.1 NSM-A (942 229-001), NSM-B (942 229-002) .....................................61
6. CENTRAL SWITCHING MODULE –INSTALLATION FORMS........................................... 67
6.1 General.............................................................................................67
6.2 CSM310-A (942 230-001)...................................................................68
7. INTERFACE MODULES –INSTALLATION FORMS......................................................... 76
7.1 General Recommendations: Optical Connectors, Laser Diodes and Fibers 77
7.2 2-C37.94 (With E1: 942 236-009 / With T1: 942 236-010) ...................78
7.3 4-DSL-LW (942 236-007)....................................................................82
7.4 4-E1-L/4-T1-L (942 236-010/ 942 236-011).........................................87
7.5 16-E1-L/16-T1-L (942 236-012/942 236-013) ......................................91
7.6 8-FXS (future support).......................................................................98
7.7 4-GC-LW (942 236-001), 4-GCB-LW (942 236-008) ............................ 103
7.8 7-SERIAL (942 236-014) ................................................................... 107
7.9 1-10G-LW (942 236-004).................................................................. 121
7.10 4-2/4WEM (future support) ............................................................ 124
7.11 4-CODIR (future support) ................................................................ 127
7.12 4-GO-LW (942 236-002)................................................................... 130
7.13 2-OLS (with E1: future support / with T1: future support)................ 133
7.14 9-L3A-L (942 236-005) ..................................................................... 136
7.15 Optical Transceiver/Receiver Modules (SFP, XFP) ............................ 139
8. CABLES .................................................................................................................. 141
8.1 Introduction ................................................................................... 141
8.2 Color Codes .................................................................................... 141
9. ADD NEW NODE TO A LIVE NETWORK .................................................................... 143
9.1 Introduction ................................................................................... 143
9.2 Steps .............................................................................................. 143
10. INSTALLATION FILE ................................................................................................ 145
10.1 Optical Power Measurements ......................................................... 145
11. THIRD-PARTY EQUIPMENT ..................................................................................... 147

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12. REPAIR .................................................................................................................. 149
13. FINAL INSTALLATION ACTIVITIES ............................................................................ 151
14. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE .................................................................................. 153
14.1 Visual Inspection of the Equipment ................................................. 153
14.2 Measure Network Path Delays and Message Loss............................ 153
14.3 Optical Measurements.................................................................... 153
14.4 Test Node PSU Redundancy and UPS (Uninterruptable Power Supply)153
14.4.1 Test Node PSU Redundancy, Load Sharing............................................153
14.4.2 Test UPS.................................................................................................154
14.5 HiProvision ..................................................................................... 154
14.6 Helpdesk......................................................................................... 154
14.7 System Documentation................................................................... 154
14.8 Repair Stock.................................................................................... 154
14.9 Health Check and System Upgrade.................................................. 154
15. MANUALS REFERENCE LIST..................................................................................... 156
16. ABBREVIATIONS LIST.............................................................................................. 158
17. GENERAL NODE DATA ............................................................................................ 161
18. ESD RECOMMENDATIONS...................................................................................... 163
18.1 General........................................................................................... 163
18.2 Identification and Packaging of ESD Modules .................................. 163
18.2.1 Static Protective Packaging....................................................................163
18.3 Handling of ESD Modules ................................................................ 165
18.3.1 General Guidelines and Precautions .....................................................165
18.3.2 ESD Guidelines upon Receipt.................................................................165
18.3.3 Handling.................................................................................................165
18.3.4 Protective Guidelines for Workshop Equipment...................................166
18.4 Storage of ESD Modules.................................................................. 166
18.5 Transportation of ESD Modules....................................................... 166
18.6 Handling and Transportation of Racks and Systems......................... 167
18.7 Summary of Rules to be Obeyed ..................................................... 167

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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 Terms and Conditions
In no event shall the supplier be liable under this agreement for any indirect, special,
consequential, punitive or incidental damages of any nature whatsoever, nor for any loss of
profits, revenue, use or loss of data, before or after acceptance. In no event shall supplier's total
liability for any cause of action arising under this agreement be higher than the total contract
amount.
1.2 General
This document is valid as of Dragon PTN Release 3.0DR.
This manual contains the procedures required for installing a Dragon PTN network. We
recommend that trained installers with practical experience in installation of telecommunication
equipment will carry out the installation.
There are two major steps in installing the Dragon PTN network:
1. Install the hardware equipment (Installation Engineer, see §1.3).
2. Configure the hardware + software (Service Engineer, see §1.3).
The HiProvision (=Dragon PTN Management System) is a software tool to manage Dragon PTN
networks. It provides all the functions required for configuring, administrating, maintaining and
monitoring the Dragon PTN networks. Refer to the ‘Dragon PTN and HiProvision Operation’
manual DRA-DRM821-&-* with ‘&’ the language code and ‘*’ the issue number supplied with your
system.
For additional support, contact the Hirschmann helpdesk via
https://hirschmann-support.belden.eu.com. Before contacting the Hirschmann
helpdesk, please have following information ready :
A description of your network environment (network design, cabling, …);
A description of the failure;
A description of any action(s) already taken to resolve the problem (e.g.
exchange of HW modules, rebooting the system, …);
HiProvision Version (HiProvision = Dragon PTN Management System);
The issue / revision number of the involved HW modules (and firmware);
The device history (i.e. have you returned the device before, is this problem a
recurring problem….);
Any previous repair reference (ERO, RMA number);

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1.3 Symbol Clarification
1.3.1 Engineer Type Symbols
We consider two types of engineers:
Engineer type
Icon
Description
Level 1 =
Installation Engineer,
hardware only
A qualified person who is familiar with safety aspects. This person is
responsible for the proper installation of the Dragon PTN equipment,
according to the given installation forms (forms, see further in this
manual). A ‘Level 2’ engineer does the configuration.
Level 2 =
Service Engineer,
hardware + software
A qualified person, trained by Hirschmann, who is familiar with safety
aspects. This person’s responsibility is to configure all the installed Dragon
PTN hardware and software according to the given installation forms
(forms, see further in this manual) and make the Dragon PTN network
operational.
Duration
Duration:
y min
y hour(s)
Duration indicates the possible amount of time that the Installation
Engineer might need to install/configure the Dragon PTN product.
Depending on the experience of the Installation Engineer, this duration
time could vary.
1.3.2 Informational Symbols
Find below a list of symbols used in this manual:
Symbol
Icon
Description
ESD
CAUTION!
Avoid equipment damage from electrostatic discharge by using an
antistatic wristband.
Temperature
CAUTION!
Some parts of the node can be extremely hot.
Laser
CAUTION!
When optically connecting the node, avoid looking straight into the
optical fiber or optical transmitter.
Attention
Attract the attention on a specific action or handling of the engineer
during installation and/or configuration.
Information
Gives the user additional information about a specific action or
handling.
Protective Earth
This symbol is mentioned when installing a node and connecting the
node to the protective earth of a rack.
Compatible

Compatible with the mentioned Node type
Not Compatible

Not compatible with the mentioned Node type

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1.4 CE Marking & Directives
See the ‘Dragon PTN General Specifications’ manual DRA-DRM810-&-* with ‘&’ the language code
and ‘*’ the issue number supplied with your system.
All installation instructions in this manual such as the use of shielded cables must be
observed for Dragon PTN to comply with the European Directives quoted. When
Dragon PTN is used as part of a larger communication system, verify whether the
other products are carrying the mandatory CE marking and check whether the system
is composed according to the instructions of the different product suppliers.
1.5 Safety Advice
1.5.1 Introduction
The safety advice contained in this section helps to prevent risks to life when operating or working
with the Dragon PTN equipment, as well as damage to the Dragon PTN equipment.
Install the Dragon PTN equipment only in a restricted access location;
Please observe the advice in the paragraphs below in order to prevent risks to life.
1.5.2 Electrical Advice
Different Dragon PTN products or nodes require different PSUs with each PSU its own installation
instruction and electrical safety advice. ATTENTION: Especially read the chapters in the bulleted
list below for electrical safety advice depending on the required products.
§4.1 PSU Types
§4.2 PSU Cables
§4.3 IT Grounding System
§4.4 Safety and Power Distribution
1.5.3 Thermal Advice
Due to the fact that the Dragon PTN nodes have no rotating parts for cooling (except for the 9-
L3A-L IFM), the node and interface modules can be extremely hot in some environments.
CAUTION: Some parts of the node can be extremely hot. Therefore, it is strongly
advised to use only the front panel handles of the module (NSM, CSM, IFM &
PSU). Do not touch the PCB or any other parts when removing it from the node:
Node Support Module: NSM
Central Switching Module: CSM
Interface Module: IFM
Power Supply Unit: PSU

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1.5.4 Designated Use
Operate or work with the Dragon PTN equipment only within the scope of its designated use.
1.5.5 Cables (Lines) to the Dragon PTN Equipment
Install all the lines to the Dragon PTN rack in such a way that:
Other persons cannot trip over them;
Safe minimum clearances are maintained;
They do not obstruct the operation of the Dragon PTN equipment.
1.5.6 Checking of Safety Facilities
Check all the safety facilities immediately after the installation of the Dragon PTN equipment.
1.5.7 Work on the Electrical Systems
Work on the electrical systems may only performed by suitably qualified personnel.
1.5.8 Ingress of Cleaning Agents
Do not allow cleaning agents to enter into the Dragon PTN rack. The ‘integrated circuits’ of the
Dragon PTN modules are especially at risk.
1.6 Lifting Advice
If you cannot eliminate the manual handling risk and it is not practicable to use
mechanical aids use the correct safe lifting technique to help prevent injury.
1.6.1 Plan the Lift
Try to break down the load into smaller parts;
Check the pathway for any obstacles and clear these. Check if any doors need to be opened;
Test the weight of the load by lifting one corner. If it is too heavy or awkward, stop and
request help;
1.6.2 Performing the Lift
Stand with feet shoulder width apart and in a staggered stance;
Move in close to the load;
Bend your knees, keep your head upright and maintain the spine’s natural curves;
Pull the load close to your body;
Secure your grip;
Use a smooth controlled motion to lift the load;
Avoid twisting or turning your body when lifting and be sure to use your feet to change
direction;
1.6.3 Setting the Load Down
Stand with your feet apart and in a staggered stance;

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Get as close as possible to the area you will place the load;
Bend your knees, keep your head upright and maintain the spine’s natural curves;
Keep the load close;
Once the load is where you want it release your grip. Always ensure that the load is secured
before you release your grip;
1.6.4 Team Lifting
Before undertaking a team lift it is important to establish emergency commands should one of
you experience difficulty during the exercise;
If you are lifting a load with team member(s) it is vital to keep communicating with that
person(s) and tell them of any action you are about to take such as lowering or adjusting the
load;
Remember to ‘keep the load close’ and ‘keep the natural curves of your spine’ to
help prevent injury.
1.7 Administration
During the installation of a node, PSUs, CSM, NSM or IFM, write down the hardware edition and
serial number of each hardware product. Use the documents in chapter 17 to do this. If necessary,
make additional copies for each node and keep them in an installation file.
Serial Number:
For nodes: on the right-hand side of the node;
For PSUs, CSMs, NSMs and IFMs: on a label placed on the backside of the PCB (=Print
Circuit Board);
Serial Number

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1.8 Tools & Materials
For proper installation of the Dragon PTN equipment, the following tools are required:
Upon request, Hirschmann can order the tools and installation equipment in the
table below.
Tool
Description
Screwdriver set
A screwdriver set of flat and crossed heads is required for installing Dragon
PTN equipment.
Cable tools set
Cable cutter, crimping tool for wire
terminal. (All in one tool shown)
Cable clamping tool
When connecting the interface cables to termination blocks, following items
are preferred. The termination block below defines all the detailed interface
cable connectivity (see interface forms).
10 pair termination block
(KRÖNE: ref. n° 6089-1-121-02)
Termination tool
Labels
Foresee industrial labels to identify all installed Dragon PTN equipment and
connected cables. Identification can be done e.g. the IEC 61346-2 norm.
Mounting
equipment
Find below the most common equipment for installing the Dragon PTN.
M6 cage nuts, bolts and plastic cup washers are required for a proper
installation of the node(s) inside a 19 inch rack.

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top hat rail EN 50022 –35 × 7.5
top hat rail EN 50022 –35 × 15
Cable ducts
Cable ties
Shrink sleeve
Electrical
equipment
Terminal blocks
Circuit breakers (Type C)
Earthing wires 6 mm²
Bootlace ferrules
Measurement
equipment
Tester or multi meter for voltage,
current and resistance measuring
Optical power meter

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Antistatic
wristband
Always use an antistatic wristband when installing the Dragon PTN
equipment. Attach the antistatic wristband to the blank metal of the rack.
Fiber Cleaning
tool
For detailed cleaning advice, see the instructions that are included in your
cleaning kit.

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1.9 Prerequisites
Consider some prerequisites for a proper installation of the Dragon PTN equipment and the other
equipment.
1.9.1 Drafting a Site Plan
Hirschmann Automation and Control GmbH offers all the support required for configuring the
nodes as economically as possible while maintaining sufficient flexibility for carrying out future
adjustments easily.
1.9.2 Installing the Optical Cable
Refer to the cable supplier's guidelines for installing the optical cable. Carry out the test
procedures required.
1.9.3 Unpacking and Checking the Supplied Goods
We recommended moving all the equipment for each site to the final location in its original
packaging cases/crates. Unpack all the equipment at this final location.
Follow the steps below:
1. Exercise all possible care while moving the equipment to the specified site Communication
Equipment Room.
2. Unpack only one case/crate at a time. If the outer packaging material is damaged and you
suspect some internal equipment may have been damaged in transit, do not continue with
the unpacking of that item, but obtain advice from your supervisor. Contact Hirschmann
Automation and Control GmbH if any irregularity shows.
3. Check the delivered items against the equipment delivery note.
4. Ensure that no small parts, cables, or any other items are left in the packaging crates.
5. Repeat the above steps until all the equipment has been unpacked.
6. Subject all the unpacked equipment to a careful visual inspection, recording any observed
damage. Report any damage to your supervisor for subsequent communication with
Hirschmann Automation and Control GmbH.
7. Carefully move the unpacked equipment to the required position within the
Communication Equipment Room.
8. Once the unpacking is complete, clear that the room of all packaging material in
accordance with site regulations.
1.9.4 Preparing the Rack
See Chapter 2.

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1.10 Installing / Configuring / Connecting Nodes
With all installation activities, adopt the ESD recommendations regarding
the handling, transportation and storage of modules (see chapter 18).
The NSM for the XT-2210-A, XT-2209-A, XT-2206-A and XT-1104-A node is
pre-installed (The NSM must be ordered separately).
Read chapter 2 before installing the nodes inside a rack.
For each Dragon PTN hardware product, an installation form further on in this document can be
consulted for a proper installation. On top of each form, the name of the Dragon PTN part and the
Dragon PTN reference number are mentioned.
Example: 4-E1-L (942 236-010) with 4-E1-L = product name and 942 236-010 = reference number
If the nodes have already been configured (= all modules have been plugged into the node
already), follow the steps below:
check the straps/dip switches on the NSM Chapter 5
check the straps/dip switches on the CSM(s) Chapter 6
check the straps/dip switches on the interface module(s) , connect the fiber/node(s) and
connect the interface cable(s) Chapter 7
If the nodes have not been configured yet, follow the steps below:
Install a node (empty) inside a 19" rack Chapter 3
Install a power supply Chapter 4
Install an NSM Chapter 5
Install a CSM Chapter 6
Install an interface module Chapter 7
Install interface cables Chapter 8
Add new node to a live network Chapter 9

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2. RACK PREPARATION
Before installing a node into a 19 inch rack, some precautions must be taken:
Precaution
Description
Accessibility
The front must be easily accessible for carrying out the following tasks:
connecting optical cables;
connecting the PSU(s) cables;
connecting interface modules;
connecting HiProvision (=Dragon PTN Management System);
system supervision (LED indications), tests and diagnostics;
The left side of the XT-1104-A, XT-2206-A, XT-2209-A and XT-2210-A
node must be accessible for carrying out the following tasks:
connecting the grounding cable; (see node forms for more details)
Space
For a proper installation and ventilation of a Dragon PTN node(s),
depending on the type, foresee the necessary space inside the rack.
Provide at least 3 U free space above and below the node for heat
dissipation (1 U = 1 HU = 1 RU = 44.45 mm / 1.75 inches).
Install a 3 U blind panel above and below the Dragon PTN nodes. Stick
the following label (supplied with node) on to the blind panels.
XT-2210-A/XT-2209-A/ XT-2206-A / XT-1104-A Node: Height = 3 U
Node Support
Brackets
For a proper installation and support of the XT-2210-A/XT-2209-A node
enclosure in a 19” frame, use 2 brackets or guides to support the node
inside the rack (see example pictures).
Install the node support brackets always before you
install the nodes inside the rack. When installing
support brackets other than shown, please keep in mind
that pass through panels can be installed and
interference could occur.
Identification
Be sure to identify all Dragon PTN and non-Dragon PTN equipment after
installation. For a proper and reliable identification, use industrial labels.
Identification can be done e.g. the IEC 61346-2 norm.
Rack
Dragon PTN node(s)

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Cables
Main power
Other equipment
Grounding
For a proper grounding of the Dragon PTN node enclosure(s), a copper
grounding bar must be installed inside the rack. Be sure to leave the 2
bottom grounding points free for connecting the earthing ground.
Make sure that the integrity of protective earthing
shall be ensured by connecting the Dragon PTN node
enclosure(s) correctly to the grounding bar and
connecting the grounding bar correctly to the ground.
Cable Distribution
For a proper cable(s) guidance throughout the rack, pass through panels
and cable guides are preferred.
Example of a 1 U and 2 U pass
through panel
Example of a cable guide
Power Distribution
Foresee the necessary power and plug-in inside the rack for a proper
functioning of the Dragon PTN equipment;
Socket outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easy
accessible;
Clearly identify the circuit breakers used to secure the nodes against
power disturbance.
Connect node
to grounding