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Section 1
Preparation
Module 1
Safety and EMC
TWT42022_V4.0-SG-R4.2-Ed1 Module 1.1 Edition N/A
9500 MPR (Microwave Packet Radio)

R4.2 Installation and Turn Up (ANSI/ETSI)
TWT42022_V4.0-SG Edition 1
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Module objectives
Upon completion of this module, you should be able to:
Understand the safety requirements

Describe EMC - ESD compatibility
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Preparation Safety and EMC
9500 MPR (Microwave Packet Radio) R4.2 Installation and Turn Up (ANSI/ETSI)
1 Safety rules and norms

1.1 Admonishments
To avoid hazardous conditions, observe the following:
DANGER - Possibility of personal injury
CAUTION - Possibility of service interruption
WARNING - Possibility of equipment damage

1.2 General information on safety
The general safety precautions must be observed by installers,

commissioners and operators. Consult local directives for latest
requirements.
All safety rules described in the 9500 MPR manuals are identified with a
warning sign:
Safety rules describe operations and precautions to observe to:

Safeguard service personnel
Guaranty equipment safety

1.3 Labels on equipment
Labels affixed on equipment units indicate dangerous conditions:

Dangerous electrical voltages
Risk of explosion
Microwave radiation
Symbols on labels comply with international ISO standards:
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1.4 Dangerous electrical voltages
Electrical voltages involved with the equipment may cause personal injury,
hence, the following label must be affixed next to power supply:
A Class 1 equipment connected to mains, like 9500MPR, must be grounded

before connecting it to the power supply voltage:

1.5 Risk of explosion
The risk of explosion exists when batteries are used and is indicated by this
label:
The openings made in the unit containing the battery (IDU) must not be
covered up to let dangerous gases flow out in case of heating or burning.
Check for this label:

1.6 Microwave radiation
For equipment emitting RF power, adhere to the following rules:
Site must be compliant with ICNIRP* guidelines at least.

Non-authorized personnel should not enter the compliance boundaries.
Workers should be able to switch off the power if they have to operate inside
compliance boundaries.
Compliance with RF boundaries, if any, related to Electro Magnetic Field
exposure must be marked.
Good cable connections are required.
The following warning sign should be placed on masts and antennae:
Standing in front of the antenna may cause traffic shutdown

1.6 Microwave radiation [cont.]
DANGER: Focal length is between 8 and 80 feet in front of the dish, depending
upon the frequency, dish construction, and feed horn length.
FCC C95.1-1997 Radiation Safety exposure/measurement
CAUTION: Voltmeter leads run from the AGC or RSL test point on the radio out to
gang on the tower. This can, and likely will, have stray voltages induced which
can give false RSL readings and SGC alarms if left connected.

1.7 List of Safety Requirements
Caution
Every person on site must respect the safety requirements
mentioned below.
Every technician must regularly check his safety equipment
and the deadline of use.
List of Safety Requirements

Safety of the Individual
Safety of the Perimeter of Work
Installation Site

1.8 Safety of the Individual
Requirements
2 operators at least for any work:
at height.
on electrical equipment.

1.8 Safety of the Individual [cont.]
Requirements to Work at Height

A safety harness
2m shock-absorbing lanyards
A tether adjustment
The material to prevent falls when
climbing the tower
Requirements to Work with Cords

A rope grab
Two semi-static cords
Requirements if a Technician Works

on the Pylon
A helmet
Safety shoes

1.9 Safety of the Perimeter of Work
Mark the perimeter of danger area (lifting area) with road stripes.
Cordon off the danger area during the lifting operation.
As soon as a technician works on the tower, everyone on the

ground has to wear a helmet and safety shoes.
Caution
Never stay or circulate under the load.
Do not stay below people working at height
(risk of fall of objects).

1.10 Site cleanliness
Requirements
Keep the installation site clean and
tidy for the duration of the work.

2 EMC - ESD compatibility

2.1 Electromagnetic Interference (EMI)
EMI good practices in all activities:
Installation
Use of shielded cables
Proper ground connections
Screw-fastening of units on subrack
Turn-on, tests, and operation

Metal covers on IDU shall be in place
Maintenance
Clean contact points before replacing modules
Screw-fasten new unit after replacement

2.2 ESD protection
Electronic devices are sensitive to electrostatic discharges (ESD), check for

the following warning sign:
During installation and maintenance operations, wear anti-static protection

devices consisting of an elasticized band worn around the wrist and a
coiled cord connected to the elasticized band and to the stud on the
subrack, before touching electronic parts.

Discover
Check all units for all labels, specifically the ones bearing warning signs.
Time allowed:

Summary
Spot the labels on the equipment units
Find in the technical documents all information

related to safety, danger, forbiddance, risks, and
requirements, prior to installation and commissioning

Module summary
In this module we have covered:

Safety requirements
EMC - ESD compatibility

End of module
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9500 MPR (Microwave Packet Radio)

All Rights Reserved Alcatel-Lucent @@YEAR

Upon completion of this module, you should be able to:

Understand the safety requirements

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To avoid hazardous conditions, observe the following:

DANGER - Possibility of personal injury

CAUTION - Possibility of service interruption

WARNING - Possibility of equipment damage

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The general safety precautions must be observed by installers,

Safety rules describe operations and precautions to observe to:

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Labels affixed on equipment units indicate dangerous conditions:

Symbols on labels comply with international ISO standards:

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A Class 1 equipment connected to mains, like 9500MPR, must be grounded

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For equipment emitting RF power, adhere to the following rules:

Site must be compliant with ICNIRP* guidelines at least.

Standing in front of the antenna may cause traffic shutdown

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FCC C95.1-1997 Radiation Safety exposure/measurement

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List of Safety Requirements

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Requirements to Work at Height

Requirements to Work with Cords

Requirements if a Technician Works

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Cordon off the danger area during the lifting operation.

As soon as a technician works on the tower, everyone on the

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EMI good practices in all activities:

Turn-on, tests, and operation

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Electronic devices are sensitive to electrostatic discharges (ESD), check for

During installation and maintenance operations, wear anti-static protection

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Spot the labels on the equipment units

Find in the technical documents all information

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In this module we have covered:

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