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3M™ One Pass Mini Fiber Pathway
Installation Instructions
December 2012
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1.0 System Overview
The One Pass Mini Fiber Pathway is designed for use in
FTTP (Fiber-to-the-Premise) networks within brownfield
or greenfield Multi Dwelling Units (MDUs). The One Pass
Mini Fiber Pathway is a surface-mount, adhesive-backed
drop cable and pathway solution designed for indoor use
only. It is installed simultaneously in just one pass around
the perimeter of the living unit. Delivery of voice, data, and
video services to tenants using the One Pass Mini Fiber
Pathway is a quick, reliable, and aesthictically pleasing
cable pathway intallation method.
Bridge Strips
Wall Surface Compatibility
Test Kit 80-6113-9528-8
3M warranty for the One Pass system is contigent on:
• Installation is completed by an appropriately trained
installer
Mechanical Anchors
80-6113-8216-1
Fiber Repair Kit
80-6113-8220-3
• Strict adherence to the instructions provided in this manual
• Product installation within 24 months of date of
manufacture when stored between 40°F to 100°F (4°C to
38°C) and 0–95% relative humidity. The optimum storage
conditions are 72°F (22°C) and 50% relative humidity.
3.0 Installation Tools
3.1
Installation Tool Kit 80-6113-8222-9
3M’s warranty does not extend to products that have
been subjected to misuse, neglect, accident or improper
installation/alteration.
A
B
2.0 Components and Accessories
C
D
E
G
F
a) Pouch 80-6108-4417-9
b) Metal Snips
Duct (optional
configurations available)
Wall Outlet
(SCA) 80-6113-8213-8
(SCU) 80-6113-8488-6
c) Wall Surface Test Weight
d) Duct Flange Removal Tool 80-6113-8221-1
e) Duct Installation Tool 80-6113-8219-5
f) Window Cut Tool for Fiber Repair
g) Fiber Pick
Point-of-Entry Wall Cover
80-6113-8214-6
Planar Corners
80-6113-8125-3
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3.2
3.3
ILU installation tools are wear items, and should
be replaced on a bi-annual basis, or approximately
every 500 installed units. Sooner as required.
Wall Surface Compatibility Test Procedure
4.1
Peel liner.
Additional Recommended Tools (Not Included)
A
B
D
E
H
C
G
F
a) Drill
4.2
Press firmly onto wall. Pressing with fingers in
tight spaces is also OK.
b) Stapler
c) Splicer’s Knife
d) Fiber Snips
e) ScotchBlue™ Painter’s Tape
Flat wheel
Along duct path
f) Level
g) Drill Bits - 5/16" (5 mm)
h) Pen
4.0 Wall Surface Compatibility
The wall surface MUST be checked for compatibility with
the adhesive backed One-Pass Mini Fiber Pathway prior to
installation.
This test must be conducted on the most challenging surface
of the installation path (greasy, soiled, textured etc). Or if
installing on multiple wall surfaces, all surfaces must be
tested and all must pass.
Incompatible surfaces include:
• Highly textured walls
• Porous or unfinished/unpainted brick or concrete
• Fabric wall surfaces
• Surfaces with flaking/delaminating paint or wallpaper
NOTE: The One Pass Mini Fiber Pathway should not be
installed on the incompatible surface types listed above.
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4.3
Hang weight from strip.
Note: Carefully follow safety, health and environmental
information given on the container label or the Material
Safety Data Sheet for the isopropyl alcohol.
Avoid installing on or immediately above direct heat
sources such as radiant heaters, steam pipes, stoves, etc. If
unavoidable, install mechanical anchors on both sides of
heat source as necessary.
Release tab
Tab hole
Avoid installing in high humidity or water born
environments such as shower stalls, sinks, etc. If
unavoidable, install mechanical anchors on both sides of
area as necessary. Area must be clean and dry at time of
installation and minimum 72 hours following.
For best results, 3M recommends a curing time of 72 hours
after installation of the OnePass Mini Fiber Pathway before
subjecting it to temperature extremes below 60°F (16°C) or
above 100°F (38°C).
5.0 Routing the Duct
4.4
Remove successful test strips by pulling on release tab
• The adhesive is permanent. Removing the duct after
installation may damage the installation surface.
• Do not move or reposition the duct once installed. If for
some reason the duct needs to be moved, a mechanical
anchor is required to secure the duct to the wall on both
sides of the section that has been removed.
• In the event repair is necessary, the materials needed for
repairing the One Pass Mini Fiber Pathway are included
in the repair kit, PN 80-6113-8220-3. (See Fiber Repair
section for instructions).
Test Weight Hang Time
Result
> 60 seconds
< 60 second
PASS – Install
FAIL – Do not install
• The best location is near the ceiling, baseboard and
interior corners. Avoid running duct across open areas or
diagonally across walls.
The path the duct will follow MUST be clean and dry.
• Do not remove liner from duct until applying to installation
surface including when handling it while applying to wall
surface.
• Clean all surfaces along the duct installation path with
3M™ Easy Trap Duster or equivalent prior to installation.
• Greasy, slick, or soiled surfaces must be cleaned with
isopropyl alcohol or equivalent along the installation path
prior to installation.
• Do not contaminate adhesive with dirt or oils. Do not allow
the adhesive to come into contact with anything except the
installation surface as you remove the liner.
Recommended air and duct temperature for installation is
60°F–100°F (16°C–38°C).
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• Do not remove duct from box. Route end through handle
as shown and pay off duct.
6.3
Pull the two sections of duct apart to expose the
fiber.
Pull straight
apart
7.0 Wall Outlet Installation
The beginning and the end of the One Pass Mini Fiber
Pathway must be held down mechanically. This is
accomplished with the cover of the wall outlet box and the
Point-Of-Entry Wall Cover base. If for any reason these
accessories are not used at the beginning and end of the
duct run, use of the adhesive backed mechanical anchor or
equivalent is required.
6.0 Exposing Fiber For Termination
Expose 2-4' (610-1220 mm) of fiber from the end of the
duct before terminating using the following method:
7.1
Attach the wall outlet base to the wall using two
screws (and anchors if necessary).
6.1
Snip the flange on either side of the duct, being
careful not to cut the fiber in the duct.
7.2
There are 12 ways to route the One Pass Mini
Pathway Duct into the Wall Outlet. Select one and
remove the break-away tab.
Cut flange on both
sides of duct
Do not cut into
fiber inside duct
6.2
Twist the section to be removed 180°.
Breakaway tab locations
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7.3
After exposing appropriate length of fiber for
termination, attach duct by aligning the end of the
duct with the recessed area in the base. Remove the
liner and press firmly into place.
9.0 Exterior and Interior Corner Installation
9.1
Exterior Corner: Install duct around corner using
firm pressure.
Note: Do not overstretch duct.
DO NOT ROUTE the 900 µm fiber into the outlet box until
installation of the duct and termination of the connector is
complete.
9.2
a) Interior corner: Use wheel of installation tool to
ensure proper bend radius.
Align end of duct in recess
Note: Do not overstretch duct or allow adhesive to make
contact with the next wall until the corner is complete!
8.0 Duct Installation
Do not let adhesive
touch wall
8.1
Installation Tool
Reference surface guides
Duct profile wheels
Belt clip
Use wheel of
installation tool to ensure
proper bend radius
No duct on these wheels
b) Traverse corner with tool and continue duct
application.
8.2
Installing the duct
Straight away from wall
Firm pressure
10-30°
Remove liner as you go
• The reference surface guides should maintain contact
with reference surface during installation
• Hold duct at same height as duct installation path
• Hold duct out approximately 10-30° from wall
• Do not overstretch duct during installation
• Use firm pressure to securely attach duct to installation
surface
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• Proceed SLOWLY and with CAUTION to cut flanges.
10.0 Planar Corner Installation
10.1 Peel adhesive liners and attach support in duct path.
Marking grooves
Misalignment will
damage fiber!
10.3 Remove liner, press firmly into place around corner.
Mark flange at groove
Remove mark
with fingertip
Leave 12" (300 mm)
of liner intact
Note: No support piece is used in instances where the 90°
planar corner is not on the same wall surface, or when
an angle other that 90° is used.
10.2 Trim the duct flange using the 3M™ One Pass Mini
Duct Flange Removal Tool.
Example direction of travel
Align duct
carefully in tool
Align mark with
edge of tool
• Align flange against posts at back of tool. Align duct
carefully; misalignment will damage the fiber.
• Align mark to left or right edge of tool, depending on
direction of travel.
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• Use the bridge strip when surface quality is poor for
adhesion, or to span gaps/holes/obstructions on the
installation surface.
11.0 Mechanical Anchor Installation
11.1 Remove liner, align groove with duct and press
firmly into place. The anchor may be secured with a
T-25 staple if desired.
NO GAPS
T-25 Staple here (optional)
13.0 Wall Cover Installation
13.1 Remove the tab at the duct entry point as needed.
• Use the adhesive-backed anchor wherever additional
adhesion is required, such as: high stress areas, low
adhesion areas, or areas where duct has been pulled off the
wall and has taken the surface with it.
Furcation
Screw anchor
anchors
locations
Duct
entry
point #3
(hidden)
12.0 Bridge Strip Installation
Bridges are used to span disruptions in the installation
surface and to ensure a continuous, uninterrupted
installation path for the duct. They can also be used to
provide additional anchoring in locations where the wall
surface is poor. This is critical to the performance of the
duct. The duct adhesive must never encounter a disruption
in the installation path. If it does, a mechanical anchor must
be used before and after the disruption
Duct entry point #1
(intact)
Duct entry point #2
(removed)
13.2 Fasten the cover to the wall after the duct is
installed. The cover helps secure the end of the duct
to the wall and covers the drilled living unit access
hole.
12.1 Select a length of bridge strip according to the chart.
Height From Wall
less than 1" (25 mm)
Up to 2" (51 mm)
Bridge Strip Length
6" (150 mm)
12" (305 mm)
Thread fiber through
furcation tubing. Do not
pull fiber tight.
Secure with staples or
#4 screws with anchors
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14.4 Attach the cover by aligning the bottom tabs to slots
in the base of the box, and then snap the cover in
place.
14.0 Connector Termination and Final Steps
14.1 Terminate the fiber using a 3M™ No Polish
Connector or 3M™ Crimplok+ Connector.
3M™ One Pass Point-of-Entry Box (Hallway Side)
Feed through from living unit
Anchor furcation tubing
14.5 The tabs on the cover will hold the duct in place.
14.2 In buildings where the One Pass Fiber Pathway is
not the horizontal cable pathway solution, terminate
the hallway distribution cable (once a penetration
hole is drilled) inside the living unit in a Point-of-
Entry Box. Both the One Pass Mini Fiber Pathway
and horizontal distribution cable will terminate here.
3M™ One Pass Mini Fiber Pathway
Horizontal Distribution Cable
Anchor Point
Tab secures duct
14.6 Align the connector to the adapter and plug. Slide
the door closed.
900-micron side
Jumper side of box
14.3 After completing installation of the entire run of
duct and terminating the connector, route the 900 µm
fiber and install the connector in the adapter as
shown.
900 µm Fiber
Connector
Adapter
Snap
Locations
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15.6 Begin pushing 900 µm out the other end of the
15.0 Fiber Repair
15.1 Ensure that the root cause for service interruption is
damaged 900 µm.
window cut until the next window cut is reached.
Insert and push fiber
to next opening
15.2 Working away from the Wall Outlet, make small
window cuts using the Window Cut Tool at every
other corner or turn.
Note: Additional window cuts at other corners may be
made if needed.
Distance from Corner
Window Cut Tool
~1" (~25 mm)
15.7 Repeat steps 5 and 6 until the new fiber is fully
inserted into the duct, through provided furcation
tubing, and into the Point-of-Entry (POE) Box. The
fiber should be flush with each window cut.
Wall Outlet Box
White fiber fully inserted
into duct (no excess slack)
15.3 Cut connectors/fusion splice sleeves from the ends
of the fiber stored inside the Wall Outlet and Point-
of-Entry (POE) Cover of the damaged 900 µm fiber.
Pull existing (gray) 900 µm fiber from installed duct
and discard per company practice.
Tab secures duct
No cover required
Note: If pulling 900 µm is difficult the window cuts made
in step 2 may be used as intermediate pull back locations.
15.4 Wrap 2'-4' (600-1200 mm) of the new white
900 µm fiber into the Wall Outlet to create enough
slack for connector termination and begin pushing it
into the duct.
15.8 Terminate new 900 µm fiber per company practice.
Note: Keep new 900 µm off of the floor and clean as it
is pushed into the duct to reduce floor debris from being
carried into the duct.
15.5 When the new white 900 µm fiber comes through
each window cut, pull gently at that point to remove
slack.
White Fiber
Cut Length:
~1" (~25 mm)
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