Statement

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

High-voltage safety
 Do not install or remove the device when it is powered on, to prevent unpredictable body injury.
 Use special tools instead of common tools when conducting operations in high voltage and AC power conditions.
 Keep the device away from moisture. Once the device is dampened, power it off immediately.

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

Laser safety
 Before cutting or welding the fiber, disconnect the fiber and the optical source.
 Do not stare into the laser output interface to avoid eye injury.

Power cable safety

 Turn off the power or disconnect the power before installing/removing power cables.
 Make sure that the label of the power cable is correct before connecting the power cable.
 Use a qualified power cable. Do not use a power cable that fails to meet the specifications.

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Electrostatic discharge safety
 Any time when contacting the device, you must wear an Electro-Static
Discharge (ESD) wrist strap or ESD gloves.
 Ensure that the ESD wrist strap is in maximum contact with your bare
skin and have the other end of the ESD wrist grounded.

Item Description
Package check Before installing the device, check whether the device model and auxiliary parts in the package
box comply with the Packing List. If not, contact Raisecom local office or dial our hotline for
technical support.
Installation scenario  Cabinet: ETSI 600-mm cabinet, 19-inch 450-mm cabinet, or 19-inch 600-mm cabinet
 Open rack
Operating -5 to 60°C
temperature (altitude:
0–1800m)
Operating humidity 10%–90% RH (indoor), non-condensing
Air pressure 70–106 kPa
Anti-seismic grade 8
Power supply The power consumption is 200 W when the device is at maximum load. Therefore, the power
conditions supplied by the power supply must be greater than the maximum power consumption.

DC power -38.4 to -57.6 VDC D-shape connector

AC power 100–240 VAC C13 connector
ESD protection Take effective ESD measures. The absolute value of electrostatic voltage should be less than
1000 V.
Grounding condition The device should adopt common earthing mode, with a ground resistance not greater than 1 Ω.
Installation tools Flathead screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable spanner, cable cutter, wire stripper, ESD
glove, ESD wrist strap, PON optical power meter, multimeter, ground resistance tester, cable
tester, and crystal head crimping pliers

At an altitude of 1800–5000 m, the maximum operating temperature of the ISCOM6820-GP reduces by 1°C for every 220
m increase in altitude.

Dimensions: 442 mm (Width) × 236 mm (Depth) ×88 mm (Height), excluding brackets

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1. Install cage nuts. The ISCOM6820-GP is 2U high. Therefore, you have to make an installation plan first to
reserve enough space for device installation.

2. Mark the position of the guide rail. Install guide rails or tray before installing the ISCOM6820-GP in the
cabinet. Pinpoint the location of the guide rails according to the bottom edges of the lowest installation holes
and mark the position.

3. Install guide rails. Install guide rails according to the mark made in step 2.

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4. Install brackets. Install brackets on the device according to the bracket installation holes at both sides of the
device.

5. Slide the device into the cabinet slowly. 6. Secure the device to the cabinet with screws.

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 The disassembled fan blades will rotate at a high speed for a period of time. Therefore, during the process of dust
removal and fan replacement, do not touch the rotating fan blades to avoid body injury and fan damage.
 Do not touch the inside of the slot after removing the fan, power module or card, to prevent body injury and device
damage.

1. Remove the blank panel. 2. Install components.

3. Insert components steadily. 4. Tighten the captive screws.

5. Uplift the fan to the fan slot on the left side of the chassis, 6. Uplift the dust screen to the dust screen slot on the left

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push it into the slot, and then tighten the captive screws on side of the chassis, push it into the slot, and then tighten the
the fan. captive screws on the dust screen.

1. Insert the DC power connector into the power

interface on the power card.

2. Tighten the screws on the connector.

3. Connect the other end of the DC power cable to a

DC Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE).

 Do not reverse the polarity of the DC power

supply. Reverse polarity connection may damage
the device.

 Do not power the device before completing device

installation and routing cables.

1. Remove screws from the dust screen. 2. Pull the dust screen out.

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 3. Remove the fixed screws from the dust screen. 4. Remove the fixed panel from the dust screen, replace or
clean the dust filter foam, and then install it back into the
dust screen holder according to the reverse process of the
disassembly process

No. Item Method

1 Components are installed properly without loose ends or shedding phenomenon. Visual inspection
2 Screws are tightened. Visual inspection
3 Cables are correctly connected without getting loose or coming off. Visual inspection
4 The wiring of cables should meet design requirements. Visual inspection
5 No damage, breakage, or joints for signal cables Visual inspection
6 Protective measures are taken over pigtail fiber laid outside of the cabinet, such as equipping Visual inspection
them with tubes or conduits.
7 The curvature radius of an optical fiber should be 20 times greater than the diameter. Visual inspection
In general, it should be greater than 40 mm.
8 Labels on both ends of the signal cable should be correct, distinct, and neat. Visual inspection
9 Power cables and ground cables are connected correctly and reliably. Visual inspection
10 The cabling of the power cable and ground cable should comply with engineering design Visual inspection
documents to benefit later capacity expansion.
11 Power cables and signal cables are laid separately. Visual inspection
12 No stains or scratches on the surface of the device Visual inspection

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Inspection before powering on device

No. Item Method

1 Test the DC power with a multi-meter. Ensure that the voltage is from -38.4 to -57.6 VDC. Use a tester.
2 The power capacity should be able to support the ISCOM6820-GP runing at the maximum Visual inspection
power consumption.
3 Test the ground resistance of the power cable and ground terminal. The value should not be Use a tester.
greater than 1 Ω.

Power-on inspection

No. Item Method

1 After the device is powered on, LEDs of the power module and service cards should be in Visual inspection
correct status. If an interface is connected properly with a cable, its LNK/ACT LED should
be Green. If an interface is not connected with a cable, its LNK/ACT LED should be Off.
2 The fan module should work normally with LEDs in correct status. There should be air Visual inspection
flow around the device.
3 Test the optical power of an installed SFP with an optical power meter. The value displayed Use a tester.
on the meter is P1. Compare the P1 to specifications of the SFP optical module to verify
whether the optical module works properly.
4 Connect the optical fiber at the side of the ODF which is connected to the device with an Use a tester.
optical power meter. The value displayed on the meter is P2. If the difference between P2
and P1 is smaller than 1 dB, it indicates that the fiber is correctly connected.