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Strip back approximately 50mm (2 in.) of cable jacket using Siemon AllPrep tool (P/N: CPT-RGTP) or equivalent. Note: Although round cable is shown, flat cables may also be used 2 Angled MAX ® 3, MAX 5e, MAX 6 & 10G 6 MAX Module Instructions Pull cables through the appropriate openings in the faceplate and mount the faceplate to the electrical box with the screws provided. Note: Faceplate may be mounted before or after cable termination. 1 View the color code label on the module to determine proper location of conductors based upon preferred wiring scheme. Note: MAX 6 shown 3a Fan out cables based on desired wiring scheme. Cut the rip cord or separator (if present) as close as possible to the jacket. Note: Be careful not to nick conductors. There is no need to untwist pairs, (except for bonded pairs) since the 310 block includes features to facil- itate wire lacing. 4 Insert the MAX module into the PG-MX guard. Center cable jacket down into 310 block (as shown above). Lace all pairs by pressing firmly into position as shown. Optionally 2-pairs can be terminated first to help secure cable before lacing final 2-pairs. 5a Correct termination: Terminate using Siemon S814 termination tool or equivalent. Tool is in-line with 310 block. MAX module is contained within the PG- MX guard. PG-MX guard can be placed on a flat surface or in a Siemon Palm Guard as shown. Note: It is recommended to use the low impact setting to maximize module stability during termination. 6a Incorrect termination: Termination tool is not perpendicular to the 310 block. MAX module is not on a stable surface or in the PG-MX guard. Cable jacket is not within 310 termination posts. 6b For mounting locations with limited rear clearance, tilt cable 90 degrees to the side as shown and lace as described in step 5a. Note: Modules cannot be side-stacked if side entry is used. 5b Slide termination cap onto cable and snap into place prior to testing. 7 Straight Entry Side Entry Required Step FOR 10G 6 MAX MODULES ONLY: Follow the color-coded label for T568A/B wiring schemes, starting with the brown pair on the top left IDC positions and ending with the blue pair on the bottom right positions. 3b BROWN BROWN BLUE BLUE

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Page 1: Wa Angled MAX 3 MAX 5e MAX 6 10G 6 MAX Module II

Strip back approximately50mm (2 in.) of cable jacket

using Siemon AllPrep™ tool (P/N: CPT-RGTP) or equivalent.

Note: Although round cable is shown, flatcables may also be used

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Angled MAX® 3, MAX 5e, MAX 6 & 10G™ 6 MAX Module Instructions

Pull cables through theappropriate openings in the

faceplate and mount the faceplateto the electrical box with the screwsprovided.

Note: Faceplate may be mounted before orafter cable termination.

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View the color code label onthe module to determine

proper location of conductors basedupon preferred wiring scheme.

Note: MAX 6 shown

3a Fan out cables based ondesired wiring scheme. Cut

the rip cord or separator (if present)as close as possible to the jacket.Note: Be careful not to nick conductors.There is no need to untwist pairs,(except for bonded pairs) since the310™ block includes features to facil-itate wire lacing.

4 Insert the MAX module intothe PG-MX guard. Center

cable jacket down into 310 block (as shown above). Lace all pairs bypressing firmly into position asshown. Optionally 2-pairs can beterminated first to help secure cablebefore lacing final 2-pairs.

5a

Correct termination:Terminate using Siemon S814

termination tool or equivalent. Toolis in-line with 310 block. MAX module is contained within the PG-MX guard. PG-MX guard can beplaced on a flat surface or in aSiemon Palm Guard as shown.Note: It is recommended to use the lowimpact setting to maximize module stabilityduring termination.

6aIncorrect termination:Termination tool is not

perpendicular to the 310 block. MAXmodule is not on a stable surface orin the PG-MX guard. Cable jacket isnot within 310 termination posts.

6bFor mounting locations withlimited rear clearance, tilt

cable 90 degrees to the side asshown and lace as described in step 5a.

Note: Modules cannot be side-stacked if side entry is used.

5b Slide termination cap ontocable and snap into place prior totesting.

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StraightEntry

SideEntry

Required Step

FOR 10G 6 MAX MODULESONLY:

Follow the color-coded label forT568A/B wiring schemes, startingwith the brown pair on the top leftIDC positions and ending with theblue pair on the bottom right positions.

3b

BROWN

BROWN

BLUE

BLUE

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Rotate forward (45°) and pullstraight out.

First remove the protectivedoor before inserting into

faceplate. Align the top of the MAXmodule into the faceplate and anglethe module down until it snaps intoplace.

9 Insert the color icons by sliding them into place from

the side.To install protective rubberdoors, slide the bottom of the doorinto slot below outlet opening untilit bottoms out.

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Insert a patch cord to preventloss of module & push down

on the icon area to defeat the toplatch.

14Press the door into the jackopening. The door will close

easily when pressed. If the door isnot aligned correctly, verify steps 12& 13 were performed correctly.

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To assist safe installations, comply with the following:A. Use caution when installing or modifying telecommunications circuits.

B. Never touch uninsulated wire terminals unless the circuit has been disconnected.

C. Never install this device in a wet location.

D. Never install wiring during a lightning storm.

Remove the rubber door (if present).13

Bend door and press firmlyinto slot.

Note: Once inserted, the door hinges downward for insertion of a modular plug.Removal of the door is not required.

11Cap removal can be accomplished by prying with

a small screwdriver placed in slot asshown.

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Angled MAX 3, MAX 5e, MAX 6 & 10G 6 MAX Module Instructions

Rotate the module (90°)backward to get the bottom

latch entirely out first. 15

Outlet Removal

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Outlet Removal

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Outlet RemovalOutlet Removal

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