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Carrier Grade GroomerII – Installation Guide

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GroomerII system configuration

Please refer to the GroomerII User Guide (MAN1015) for information on configuring
and operating the system.

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Summary of Contents for GroomerII

Page 1: ...Aculab GroomerII 2U carrier grade chassis Installation guide MAN1020 Revision 1 2 1...

Page 2: ...blished information may not be up to date It is important to check the current position with Aculab plc Copyright Aculab plc 2004 2012 all rights reserved Document Revision Rev Date By Detail 1 0 d1 M...

Page 3: ...ernet IP signalling connection 16 1 7 5 Cable lengths 16 1 7 6 RJ45 Connector orientation 17 1 8 Ethernet equipment legacy compatibility 17 1 9 System initialisation 17 1 10Cabling checks when system...

Page 4: ...GroomerII Erdung 33 C 6 Wartungsteile 33 C 7 Lithium Batterien 33 C 8 Regulierungszeichen 33 C 9 Warnungen der Federal Communication Commission der USA und Kanada 34 Appendix D Earthing requirements f...

Page 5: ...II installation guide Figure G 2 Removal of the PCI Riser Card Assembly 40 Figure G 3 Prosody X Card Removal and Installation 41 Figure G 4 Refitting the PCI Riser Card Assembly 42 Figure G 5 Chassis...

Page 6: ...ling Care must be taken to prevent a hazardous condition due to uneven mechanical loading The unit is designed to be mounted on side rails or a shelf inside a 19 inch cabinet The rack mount brackets a...

Page 7: ...ent to the supply circuit and the effect that overloading of the circuits might have on overcurrent protection and supply wiring Appropriate consideration of equipment nameplate ratings should be used...

Page 8: ...1 1 9 Grounding a DC powered system The DC chassis provides two 10 32 threaded studs for chassis enclosure grounding Each DC power cord includes a green yellow earth wire which should be connected pri...

Page 9: ...mounts 435mm 508mm 87 6mm Approx 20kg Without rack mounts 430mm 508mm 87 6mm Approx 18kg Figure 1 1 2U chassis front layout The front of the chassis presents a panel with the following System power st...

Page 10: ...C power unit The rear of the chassis provides access to the following units and interfaces AC or DC power modules with extraction handles E Gigabit Ethernet connector for IP signalling two available K...

Page 11: ...the interface mix contained with the system The system may now be powered up by momentarily pressing the power button on the front panel 1 4 Powering the system off An active system can be placed int...

Page 12: ...0 100 Ethernet connections Receive pairs on the system should be connected to transmit pairs on the network equipment and vice versa Cross over cables will be required in instances where two connector...

Page 13: ...equired to break these out to individual E1 T1 RJ45 sockets NOTE The E1 T1 splitter is wired differently to the Ethernet splitter detailed in 1 7 3 Port RJ45 socket TDM Aculab card Port RJ45 socket IP...

Page 14: ...l degradation and erratic equipment behaviour that is difficult to diagnose later The following signalling services may be expected to be configured for 75 Ohm in legacy switching equipment which prov...

Page 15: ...Signal Direction 1 TxA output 2 TxA output 3 RxA input 6 RxA input 4 TxB output 5 TxB output 7 RxB input 8 RxB input An adapter cable is supplied to provide access to two separate RJ45 cables Connect...

Page 16: ...rior noise immunity over longer cable lengths compared to Cat 5 cabling NOTE When connecting the IP signalling port to a 10 100BaseT network the interface will automatically adapt to the lower data ra...

Page 17: ...not be connected directly to legacy hub half duplex network equipment Modern Ethernet switching equipment operates in a full duplex data mode It is not recommended to route VoIP traffic via a network...

Page 18: ...tor password prior to connecting to an open LAN Full instructions for configuring and using the RMM2 module will be found in the Intel Remote Management Module 2 User Guide a copy of which is availabl...

Page 19: ...Carrier grade groomerII installation guide Figure 1 6 Fan locations 19 of 44...

Page 20: ...or fan fail or other critical fault Continuous amber Power on with warning conditions such as slow fan or high temperature 1Hz blink amber Standby or forced shutdown state 1Hz blink green Power OK op...

Page 21: ...ed module may have forced this open circuit Replace with a suitable fuse if required Re connect the IEC or DC power cord Confirm that the green status indicator lights up continuously Confirm that the...

Page 22: ...operations window During the rebuilding process Web Console 2 will report the RAID volume as degraded a yellow status icon meaning that it is temporarily not protected from HDD drive failure A full de...

Page 23: ...nd configurations By default the GroomerII will be configured to user end where there is a configuration option The system configuration for each E1 T1 ISDN interface can be changed via the system con...

Page 24: ...rnal fault that is non recoverable Contact supplier to determine service options Unit displays Fault indicator on front panel TBS Unit displays Error indicator on front panel TBS E1 T1 trunk non opera...

Page 25: ...rned to Aculab by following the RMA procedure In some cases Aculab technical support may be able confirm the nature of the fault before return A 3 Spare parts and accessories Please take a note of the...

Page 26: ...Carrier Grade GroomerII Installation Guide A 6 GroomerII system configuration Please refer to the GroomerII User Guide MAN1015 for information on configuring and operating the system 26 of 44...

Page 27: ...stallation are grounded The building AC power supply should include a branch circuit breaker rated at no more than 20A B 2 AC Power cords The system is supplied with moulded IEC60320 input power cords...

Page 28: ...e provided for the DC input cable in the end use installation B 4 Circuit definition The Ethernet VoIP Traffic and IP signalling VGA USB keyboard mouse and serial interfaces are Safety Extra Low Volta...

Page 29: ...mal operating conditions It is recommended that battery replacement is undertaken only by qualified service personnel WARNING There is a danger of explosion if the battery is incorrectly replaced Plea...

Page 30: ...radio frequency energy and if not installed in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications The device complies with part 15 of the rules Operation is...

Page 31: ...UND WO DIE EXPONIERTEN LEITENDEN TEILE DER ELEKTRISCHEN INSTALLATION GEERDET SIND C 2 Wechselspannung Anschluss AC Geh use Zum Lieferumfang des Groomer geh rt das IEC60320 Netzkabel Innerhalb des Ver...

Page 32: ...und ausgebildetem Personal im Einklang mit den rtlichen Vorschriften und der aktuellen Ausgabe der nationalen elektrischen Norm oder der kanadischen elektrischen Norm ausgef hrt werden C 4 Definition...

Page 33: ...um die Uhrzeit und das Datum des Systems w hrend des ausgeschalteten Zustands zu bewahren Die Lebensdauer der Batterie ist unter normalen Betriebsbedingungen voraussichtlich f nf Jahre Es wird empfoh...

Page 34: ...n entsprechender Installation und Verwendung zu Funkst rungen f hren Das Ger t entspricht den in Teil 15 der Vorschriften angegebenen Bestimmungen Der Betrieb h ngt von den folgenden zwei Bedingungen...

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Page 36: ...power input voltage 100 to 127 VAC at 60Hz 200 to 240 VAC at 50Hz Power factor correction to IEC 1000 3 2 class D DC power input voltage 48 to 60 VDC Maximum rated power consumption 600W Typical stea...

Page 37: ...cabinet mounting options are available for the chassis TMLCMOUNT21 TMLCMOUNT41 TMLCMOUNT51 TMLCMOUNT22 TMLCSLIDE01 The suitable mounting option will depend on the dimensions of the cabinet the equipme...

Page 38: ...able with an extra connector Before starting Close the windows operating system and power down the system Isolate the chassis from the power supply by disconnecting all power supply leads Wait for the...

Page 39: ...ssis Remove the retaining screw A from the rear of the chassis on the left hand side While pressing down the blue button on the top of the chassis slide the top cover B back until it stops Lift the co...

Page 40: ...from the PCI fan assembly A taking note of its orientation in the slot Slide the fan assembly slightly left and forward to clear it from the riser card assembly taking care not to damage the flexi rig...

Page 41: ...cement card If adding a new Prosody X card remove the blanking plate of the next free slot by removing its retaining screw A If not already done remove the front retention clip B by loosening the blue...

Page 42: ...chassis C Push firmly down on the top of the assembly until it locks into position Slide the fan assembly back and then to the right to attach the fan assembly to the riser card assembly Refit the lo...

Page 43: ...assis Place the cover over the chassis so that the side edges of the cover sit outside the chassis sidewalls Press gently down on the cover and slide the cover forward until it clicks onto place Reins...

Page 44: ...Carrier Grade GroomerII Installation Guide 44 of 44 3 Declaration of Conformance...

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