HWX - ISX

Optical Link Turn - Up

ISX Application Notes

Reference Data

January 1998
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Table of Contents

HWX - ISX Turn-up

HWX Set-up 3

ISX Optical Receiver & RF Output

Output 6

Optimizing Link Performance 9

ISX Application Notes

IPD Conversion Tables 10

ISX Configuration Modules 11

Status Monitor Installation 12

Lid Board Voltage Checks 13

Secondary Equalizer Installation 14

Equalizer Chart 15

ISX Craft Port Connection 16

Reference Data

ISX Specifications 17

ISX Block Diagram 18

ISX Power Supply 19

Trouble Shooting Guide 20

Miscellaneous ISX Parts 21

Homeworx Manual Reference 22

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Setup and Balance

Forward Path

HWX and ISX Optical Link

This document describes the proper methods and procedures to be performed in

order to achieve optimum performance from the ADC Homeworx optical
transport system.

The headend RF carriers drive or ”modulate” the laser optical output. The
quality of the headend RF output and the laser drive level will determine the
transmitter performance. Each transmitter is individually optimized at the factory
and shipped in the default mode.( Factory-Set AGC).

Optical Transmitter Setup

1.) Power on the transmitter and connect a Personal Computer to the

PS/Controller Module DB9 connector via an RS-232 cable. Initiate the
HWX Contol Panel Software program and verify each DFB transmitter is
operating within its parameters. Operating instructions for the HWX
Control Panel Software can be found in ADC document #060784.

2.) Connect an optical power meter to the transmitter and record the power
output in dBm. Clean all optical connectors with wipes, isopropyl alcohol
and compressed air, DLP-304. Connect the transmitter to the fiber optic
distribution system.

3.) Connect the headend signals to the transmitter’s RF input and record the
RF carrier levels from the transmitter test point and the transmitter RF
LEVEL window readings in the software. These levels will be typically
1 or 2dB less than the actual measured RF input. The software RF
LEVEL window reading is based on the total average RF input power
of the total number of channels applied to the RF input.

Verify the headend output level flatness to be +/-0.5dB.

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Optimizing for channel load.

The channel load contributes to the optimum laser drive level. The laser is
factory adjusted for 112 unmodulated carriers. If fewer than 112 unmodulated
channels are to be transmitted the following formula is used to determine the
drive level.

X=15+(10*log(112/Y))

X= RF level in dBmV
Y= # of channels

The total power present or the composite power applied to the laser is indicated
by the HWX Control Panel Software. The window labeled RF LEVEL will display
a 15 when the proper drive level is applied to a 110 channel transmitter and 17
on an 80 channel transmitter.

110 Channel Transmitters 80 Channel Transmitters

HX-7Lxx-DT2-xxx HX-7Lxx-DT1-xxx
HX-7Lxx-DTB-xxx HX-7Lxx-DTA-xxx
HX-7Lxx-DTD-xxx HX-7Lxx-DTC-xxx
HX-8Lxx-DT5-xxx
HX-8Lxx-DT6-xxx

Optimizing for modulated carriers:

When substituting modulated carriers for an equal load of unmodulated carriers

you must increase the signal levels applied to the transmitter by 3dB.
Modulated carriers reduce the total average power transmitted by laser and as a
result the software window “RF LEVEL” will decrease by 3dB. By increasing
the input signal level, the drive level applied to laser will again be optimized. The
following formula can be used when calculating the RF level for modulated
carriers.
X=18+(10*Log(112/Y))

Example:
Determine the required RF input carrier levels for a 80 channel load,
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112/80 log * 10 = 1.5, 1.5 + 15 = 16.5.
The proper RF input level to the transmitter for a 80 Channel Unmodulated
Channel Load is +16.5dBmV. For modulated channels add 3dB for a per carrier
level of +19.5dBmV. The transmitter input RF carrier level range is +14dBmV to
+22dBmV.

Window Display Channel RF Input RF Input

RF LVL Load Unmodulated Modulated
110 Ch 80 Ch
15 17 20 22.5dBmV 25.5dBmV
15 17 40 19.5dBmV 21.5dBmV
15 17 60 17.7dBmV 20.7dBmV
15 17 80 16.4dBmV 19.4dBmV
15 17 112 15.0dBmV 18.0dBmv

Transmitter Modes of Operation

The HWX series of transmitters offer three modes of operation.

1. Factory Preset AGC Mode (default)
2. Custom AGC Mode (user defined)
3. Fixed Gain Mode, No AGC (user defined)

Factory Preset AGC Mode

The Factory Preset AGC mode is the preferred mode of operation, it is

essentially plug and play. The AGC range is +/-3dB.

Transmitter CUSTOM table:

The Custom table function allows the user to optimize the AGC operating range
if the transmitters input is not at the specified range. This function allows the user
to customize the operating range of the AGC at some point other than the factory
determined optimum drive level.

Transmitter FIXED GAIN table:

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The Fixed gain table disables the AGC function. Any change in the transmitter
input RF level will be seen through the entire optical link. The output of the
receiver will change by the same amount.

Optimizing link performance

It will be necessary to determine the acceptable range of C/N, CSO, and CTB for
the System End of Line. Optimization is accomplished by changing the laser
drive level by adjusting the either the Custom of the Fixed tables. It will be
necessary to monitor the node while adjusting the transmitter drive level. The
optimization procedure will be explained later in this document.

Determine ISX Optical Input Power

1.) Connect an optical power meter to the ISX incoming fiber and record the
optical power in dBm. Optimum input is 0dBm. Reconnect the incoming
optical fiber to the receiver.

2.) Connect a DVM to the receiver test points COM & IPD record this voltage.

3.) Convert IPD voltage to dBm and compare the results to the measured
optical power reading. The conversion from IPD voltage to dBm is:

10 Log IPD Voltage = dBm.

(1 Volt = 0dBm)

Optimum IPD reading is 1.0VDC. The acceptable IPD voltage range is

0.5 to 1.5VDC. For more information consult DLP-1007.

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Determine ISX Optical Receiver RF Output

The receiver RF output is determined by two factors, the RF carrier levels

applied to transmitter and the optical power applied to the receiver.

Connect the input test probe TPA-2, (-20dB) and signal level meter to J8. Verify
the RF signal from the receiver. For an 112 channel load and 0dBm optical
power applied to the receiver a SLM will read approximately +25dBmV at test
point J8. With other than an 112 channel load the J8 test point RF level can be
calculated,

X = 25 + (10*log(112/y))
X = Calculated J8 signal level in dBmV
y = channel load

When the received optical power is other than 0dBm the signal level measured
at J8 will change by the following formula.

Signal level change = 25 + (2 * 10Log IPD)

The primary pad value should equal,

J8 signal level - 18dB = X

X= primary pad values

Measure RF Output Level

1.) Connect the -20dB Output Test Probe, TPA-1, to an active output port.

2.) Verify the proper gain and slope, factory set for +44dBmV at 750MHz and
a 10dB tilt/slope.

3.) Install pads and/or equalizers as appropriate to achieve the desired

output levels.

Changing Input Optical Power will change ISX output

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There is a 2 for 1 relationship between the received optical power and the RF
output levels. If the optical input is decreased by 1dB the RF output will
decrease by 2dB. Example, a 0dBm optical input is providing a +44dBmV RF
output, changing the optical input to -1dBm will cause the RF output to decrease
to +42dBmV. The CNR will decrease by 1dB. CTB will improve by 2dB and
CSO will improve by 1.5dB.

RF Output Level Variables

The RF level at the receiver test point J8 is a function of several parameters. At

the transmitter these are the Channel Load, RF input to the optical transmitter,
the transmitters internal attenuator (Fixed Mode), and the precise laser optical
output. At the receiver the optical input directly affects RF output level and
system performance.

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Optimizing HWX-ISX link performance

This section describes how to fine adjust the optical system’s performance.
Performance is often acceptable without adjustment but this procedure is
provided for those who wish to achieve the best possible link performance.
Optimization can be performed on an active system at any time if at least one
test channel is provided. The procedure is transparent to the subscriber.

System performance is determined by the transmitter, channel load, optical loss,

and node RF output levels. Performance can be controlled by the transmitter’s
internal RF attenuator in either the Custom table or the Fixed Table. The RF
signal levels applied to the laser can be changed without affecting service.

Optimization is accomplished by changing the laser drive level while monitoring

the RF output of the node with a spectrum analyzer. When the transmitter drive
level is increased by 1dB the node C/N will improve by 1dB, while CTB is
degraded by 2dB and CSO by 1.5dB.

Once the transmitter RF input signal level has been determined the internal
attenuator can be utilized to optimize the transmitter drive level in 0.25dB “small
steps” or 1dB “large steps” increments. The ISX RF output will change in
relationship to the ATTN. xxdB.

When a new RF drive level is applied to the transmitter the node’s RF output
may need to be re-balanced. Changing the primary pad by the same amount as
the transmitter drive level is adjusted will return the RF output to the previous
level but with optimized performance. Typically, the primary pad value should
equal the J8 measurement -18dB.

Link performance can be verified by following the NCTA Recommended Practice

For Measurements on Cable Television Systems.

IPD Conversion Tables

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The current in the Photo diode (IPD) is related to a DC Voltage Test Point.
1.0VDC equals 0dBm, the allowable range is 0.5 to 1.5VDC max. 2.0VDC.

The received optical power can be derived from the tables below.

ISX and RL1 - IPD Test Points

VDC mW dBm
1.5 1.5 1.8
1.4 1.4 1.4
1.3 1.3 1.1
1.2 1.2 0.8
1.1 1.1 0.4
1.0 1.0 0
0.9 0.9 -0.5
0.8 0.8 -1.0
0.7 0.7 -1.6
0.6 0.6 -2.2
0.5 0.5 -3.0
0.4 0.4 -4.0
0.3 0.3 -5.2

HWRX-4 Quad Optical Receiver

VDC uW dBm
0.5 50 -13
1.0 100 -10
1.5 150 -8
1.8 175 -7.5
2.0 200 -7.0
2.3 225 -6.5
2.5 250 -6.0

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ISX Configuration Modules

Two configuration module positions are provided on the Optical Lid Motherboard.
The first is used to route forward path RF signals from the optical receivers to the
RF Tray. The second routes reverse path RF signals from the RF Tray to the
reverse path optical transmitter. Both positions are located beneath the fiber
management board. There are four forward path configurations and two reverse
path. Each module is depicted below in a block diagram fashion with the
modules name and part number.

RX-C
RX-B RX-B
DC

RX-A RX-A

A/B Switch B/C Switch combined to A

HW-ISO-OON-A-0000 HW-ISO-OON-R-0000
093776 093798

RX-B
RX-A RX-A

RX A Only A/B Combiner

HW-ISO-OON-O-0000 HW-ISO-OON-C-0000
093774 093872

TX-B

TX-A TX-A

Single Reverse TX Spliter/Dual Reverse TX

HW-ISX-SRTXCFG HW-ISO-OON-T-0000
093778 093777

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ISX Status Monitor Upgrade

When upgrading an ISX node to accommodate a Status Monitoring Module,

three jumpers located on the Lid Motherboard must be opened for the module to
function properly. Cutting JP1 and JP2 connects the forward and reverse path
signals to the module. This allows communications via the forward and reverse
optical fiber paths. JP3 activates the firmware already present in all ISX nodes.
The JP3 jumper maybe either a wire jumper or a removable header.

The status monitor input level range is -20 to +10dBmV, nominal -5dBmV.

Refer to ADCs Homeworx ISX Kit Procedures Guide, Installing a Status Monitor
Module, ADC P/N 060457-001 for more complete installation instructions.

ISX Lid Motherboard, Status Monitor RF Signal Paths

Umbilical Cord

Optical Config. DC12 DC12 Config. Optical

RX Module Module TX
Status Monitor
Input Output
JP2 JP1

ISX Lid Motherboard, Status Monitor

Jumper locations

JP1
RX-C STAT-MON

RX-B Secondary TX
JP2
JP3
RX-A Primary TX
DC/DC CVT.

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Lid Board Voltage Checks

The umbilical cord directs +24VDC from the ISX Power Supply to the DC to DC
converter on the Lid Board. The DC to DC converter supplies +5 and -5 VDC for
the optical receiver and transmitter modules. These voltages can be checked
with a DC voltmeter at any one of the five circuit board connectors for the optical
receivers and transmitters.

Lid Board DC Power Pin Outs for the

Optical Receiver & Transmitter Sockets

Pin 7 = +24VDC
Pin 8 = +24VDC
Pin 9 = +5VDC
Pin 10 = -5VDC

10 7 1

.. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. ..

The presents of the +24VDC on the umbilical can be verified by disconnecting

the umbilical from the lid board and measuring for voltage.
Umbilical - DC Power Pin Outs
(viewed when disconnected from Lid Board)
Pin 8 = +24VDC
Pin 9 = +24VDC
Pin 10 = +24VDC
1 11

. . .. . . .. .... .
. . .. . . .. ...

DC power to the Status Monitor Module can be verified by checking the following
pins on the lid board status monitor connector.
Status Monitor - DC Power Pin Outs
Pin 37 = +24VDC
Pin 36 = +5VDC
Pin 34 = -5VDC
..............
.............. 41
..............

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ISX SECONDARY EQUALIZER INSTALLATION

In order to enable the secondary equalizer port of the ISX node the factory
installed jumpers must be cut.

Use wire cutters, clip the two jumpers at the equalizer site where you will install
the equalizer. Cut the jumpers completely flush with the board.

Output Equalizer Equalizer bypass

Port Position Jumper
1 A19 JP16 & JP17
3 A16 JP14 & JP15
4 A13 JP12 & JP13
6 A10 JP10 & JP11

JP16 & 17 JP12 & 13

A19 A13

A12
J7
A18

A1 A6

A15 A7
A16
J8
A8 A10

JP14 & 15 JP10 & 11

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Relative Level Equalizer Chart

This chart can be used to estimate RF carrier levels due to equalizer tilt.
The 750MHz output level and the system tilt must be known. To use the chart
locate the system tilt on the right hand side. To determine the 550MHz carrier
level draw a line up from the bottom of the chart to intersect with the tilt line
corresponding to the equalizer value. Draw a horizontal line from the
intersection to the right side of the chart. The difference in dB between this line
and the tilt line is subtracted from the 750MHz level. For example if the highest
frequency analog video carrier on the system is 550MHz and the 750MHz level is
+44dBmV with equalizer tilt of 9dB. The estimated level at 550MHz is
+41.5dBmV.

12dB

9dB

6dB

3dB
100MHz

200MHz

300MHz

400MHz

500MHz

600MHz

700MHz

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Smart-Nett Connection to ISX Craft Port

To connect a Lap Top PC to the ISX Status Monitor Module the following
adapter and a DB-9 cable are required. The Status Monitor Module is equipped
with a female DB-9. Many Lap Top PCs COM1 ports are male DB-9. Connect
the adapter to the PC. Connect the male end of the cable to the adapter and the
female end to the ISX.

The ISX talks at a 19,200 baud rate in order for smart-Nett to talk at this rate
boot the systems with the command, “main -B 19200”. When you are Locally
connected to an ISX the RF data path maybe suspended. From the Main Menu
choose, System Data Base. Choose, Enter/Change Shelf Information. First
Name an ISX in the SHELF NAME field, this can be any name. Choose
“HW_ISX” for a UNIT TYPE. Enter the serial number from the ISX lid.

ISX Craft Port DB-9 Adaptor

2 2
3 3
Female DB-9 Female DB-9
5 5
(PC Side) (ISX Side)
4
5
6

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ISX Specifications

Forward Passband - CATV

Optical input
Level.................................... 0 dBm (1 mW) typical; 1.8 dBm max
Wavelength ........................... 1310 + 20 nm

RF Output
Frequency Response ............... 50 - 750 MHz
Number of outputs .................. 4
Output level ............................ +44 dBmV typical

Performance Characteristics
Flatness................................. +/-1.0 dB
Level Control ......................... Plug-in pad 0 dB - 12 dB in one dB steps
Slope Control.......................... 0 dB to +12 dB

Reverse Passband - CATV

Optical Output
Level.................................... >500uW (-3dBm)
Wavelength ............................ 1310 nm

RF Input
Frequency Response ............... 5 - 200 MHz
level...................................... +20 dBmV

Performance Characteristics
CNR Contribution.................... 51 dB
CSO Contribution .................... -70 dBc
CTB Contribution .................... -70 dBc
Flatness ................................. +/- 1.0 dB
Level Control .......................... Plug-in pad 0 dB - 20 dB in one dB steps

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ISX Block Diagram

Forward Path
The video optical receiver (50 - 550 MHz) is combined with signals from one of two
fibers providing POTS. A configuration module selects one receiver and combines it
with the output from the video receiver. A signal to the RF modem is tapped off through
an integrated directional coupler on the lid mother board. The combined signals are
directed to the forward input on the RF Amplifier Module in the Base Assembly. The
output of the primary stage push pull pre-amplifier is applied to a four way splitter.
Each Hybrid amplifier module has an independent plug in pad and equalizer with a
power doubling output hybrid amplifier.

Reverse Path
The sub-band RF signals pass though a diplex filter that splits the forward and reverse
signal paths. The low pass leg from the diplex filter is sent to a four way combiner.
A plug-in pad is provided to control the input level to the return optical transmitter.
The sub-band output of an RF Modem is combined through an integrated directional
coupler on the lid mother board.

PORT 1 PORT 4
HW-ISX-70Y04400 U8 A19 A18 A12 A13 U6

Hybrid Gain +18dB A20 GLC-GBC GLC-GBC A14

Diplex Filter insertion loss 0.5dB Fuse 1 Fuse 4
PORT 2 Port 5
Equalizer insertion loss 0.75dB Power
Fuse 2 Fuse 5
Power
Fuse 3 Fuse 6
Four way splitter loss 7dB
GLC-GBC GLC-GBC
PORT 3 PORT 6

A17 A16 A15 A9 A10 U5 A11

U7 J7
TP

A6
U4
Reverse Path
Transmitter DC-12
Umbilical A8
Configuration
5 -42MHz Module
Reverse Path A7
Transmitter

Status J8
550 - 750MHz Forward Path Monitor TP
Receiver

Forward Path Configuration

550 - 750MHz
Receiver Module
DC-12 Umbilical
Forward Path
50 - 550MHz Receiver

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ISX Power Supply

SP1498 SP1530
60VAC 90 VAC

Input Voltage 35-65 40-95

Output Voltage +24VDC +/-0.5 +24VDC +/-0.5

Load & Line Regulation +/-0.25VDC +/-0.25VDC

Load Current 1-4 Amps 1-4 Amps

Inrush Current (max.) 20 Amps 20 Amps

Power Consumption Breakout

Module Power
Module Consumption

50 - 750 MHz CATV Receiver 6 Watts

5 - 42 MHz Reverse Transmitter 3 Watts

(supports data and one video carrier)

Status Monitoring Module 3 Watts

Power Supply (60 or 90 VAC) 10 Watts

RF Tray 41 Watts

Gate Level Converters .4 Watts

ISX Configured with 1 RX module, 1 TX module, Tray consumes approximately

60 Watts. Note that consumption is for one module and that the ISX housing
may contain more than one of some module types.

The ISX node power consumption varies +/- 1 Watt with input voltage varied
through operating range.

ISX Trouble Shooting Guide

Trouble Condition Corrective Action

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* Reset status monitor by removing and
Receiver IPD is 1Vdc, RF present at J8 TP reinstalling module.
but, the RX LED is red. * Replace Receiver.
* Reset A/B switch by removing and
Receiver IPD is 1Vdc, RF present at J8 TP reinstalling status monitor module.
but, low level. * Check physical condition of umbilical cord
* Replace receiver.
* Verify forward path optical transmitter RF
input and that it is functioning properly.
* Verify forward path configuration module
Receiver IPD is 1Vdc, RF is not present at is present and functional.
J8 TP. * Verify condition of umbilical coax.
* Verify forward path optical transmitter RF
input and that is functioning properly.
* Verify all forward path plug-ins are
No or Low RF output from one port. installed, pads, equalizers, diplex filter or
by-pass jumper.
* Verify proper installation of coax pin
connectors per DLP-1004.
* Replace RF Tray.
* Verify E2 voltage.
No RF output from any port. * Verify signal at J8 TP.
* Verify all forward path plug-ins are
installed, pads, equalizers, diplex filter or
by-pass jumper.
* Replace RF Tray.
* Verify installation of diplex filters.
No RF at J7 TP but, there is RF signal at RF * Verify proper installation of GLC/GBC.
ports. AVS Doc #060456-001.
* Consult DLP-1010.
* Replace RF Tray.
* Verify proper status monitor installation
No communication from status monitor per AVS Doc#060457-001
module. * Reset status monitor be removing and
reinstalling module.
* Check condition of fuse in F1 to F6
No dc voltage at E2 TP position.
* Verify presents of input voltage at E1.
* Check fuse in dc power supply.
dc voltage at E2 but, no dc on Lid * Verify proper umbilical installation.
Motherboard. * Use dc volt meter to check for the
presents of dc power at any receiver,
transmitter or status monitor module.
* Replace Lid or Lid motherboard.
F1 - F6 blows when power is applied. * Verify normally open condition of A1
Surge protector, if not replace.
* Verify proper installation of coax pin
connectors per DLP-1004.
* Replace RF Tray.

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Miscellaneous ISX Parts List

RF Male Stinger Interconnector 30414-8113

Seat stinger 002291-001
Contact stinger 002292-001
Diplex Filter HWISX1001DF
Diplex filter bypass jumper 098668-001
White plug-in attenuator guide 0022410-001
Umbilical cord 098685-001
Plastic RF tray cover 002283-002
Metal RF tray cover HWISXRFMP
ISX test probe kit HWISXTP-1001
Spare parts kit for test probe 091154-001
Wire saddles (4/fiber mgt. board) 30826-0071

Stainless Steel Bolt Kit (housing) HWISXBOLTKIT01

Port cap with chain 091089-001
EMI Gasket for housing 002260-001
Environmental gasket for housing 002225-001
Hinge lock HWISXHNGKIT02

Standard surge suppresser 35698-8315

Power clamping surge suppresser HWISXSPK
8A/250V 5x20mm Fuse for power supply 30727-9080

RF Tray HWIS000N0400
Status Monitor Module HWIS000Y0000
Forward Optical Receiver HWIS070N000xx
Reverse Optical Transmitter HWIS000N004xx
xx = Connector Type (FC, SC, AS, AF)

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Homeworx Operation Manual Reference

Cleaning Fiber Optic Connectors DLP-1003

Coax Cable Installation DLP-1004

IPD Test Point Check DLP-1008

Lid bolts / Closing DLP-1006

Powering DLP-1005

Power Port Isolation Doc# 060504-001A

RF Output Levels DLP-1009

Return Path RF levels DLP-1010

Status Monitor Installation Doc# 060457 -001

Surge Arrestor Kit Installation Doc# 060375 -001

Telephony Receiver Installation Doc# 060459-001

Stub Cable DLP-1002.

Umbilical Installation DLP-1001

Ventilation, HWX Doc# 060674-001A DLP-503

HWX Control Panel Software Manual Doc# 060784

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