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Figure 2

LAN Card Connectors

3. Assuming the node will be mounted in a rack, it can be secured to slides, 

or set on a fixed or slide-out shelf. The node can also be mounted directly 
to the cabinet frame, but this makes access difficult.

Do not support a rack-mounted node only in the front. 
It must be supported at both front and rear.

4. Plug all cables into the appropriate connectors at the rear of the FRX6000, 

and tighten the retaining screws on each cable connector that has them. (It 
does not matter which end of an RLP cable plugs into the RLP.) Figure 1 
shows the connectors on the rear of the chassis, and Figure 3 shows some 
cable retaining screws.

5. Plug the RLP cables into their associated I/O boxes and tighten the 

retaining screws. If the assembly is being rack mounted, attach the I/O 
boxes and cables as shown in Figure 3, using the hardware provided. 

Leave a 24–36 inch service loop in each cable between the mounting rails 
and the rear of the node, to allow the unit to be pulled forward.

Installation & Setup Guide

3

Figure 3

Rack-Mounted I/O Boxes

In the above example, both Line Interface Cards (LICs) on the RLP 
are 4-port LICs (V.35, RS-232, or RS-422). A T1 or E1 LIC includes 
an RJ45 adapter instead of an RLP cable and I/O box. (The T1/E1 
cable is not supplied.)

* One V.35 DTE cable is shipped as standard equipment with each FRX6000.

4

FRX6000

Token Ring

BNC

RJ45

RJ45

DB15F

Ethernet

DB9F

Table 1    WAN Port Interface Cables

Cable Type

Cabletron Part Number

V.35 DTE

FRX-V35DTE-CAB 

1

V.35 DCE

FRX-V35DCE-CAB

RS-232 DTE

FRX-232DTE-CAB

RS-232 DCE

FRX-232DCE-CAB

RS-449 DTE

FRX-449DTE-CAB

RS-449 DCE

FRX-449DCE-CAB

X.21 DTE

FRX-X21DTE-CAB

X.21 DCE

FRX-X21DCE-CAB

Retaining Screw

RLP Cable

Support Rails

I/O Box

Cable Tie

Interface Cables

Service
Loop

Cable
Clamp

Summary of Contents for SPECTRUM FRX6000

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Page 2: ...ications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to at his her own expense take the necessary measures to elim...

Page 3: ...6 9d 7 0h front panel is 19w Cm 48 3w 42 9d 17 8h front panel is 48 3w Hardware Requirements Although a keyboard and video device are not necessary for normal operation they are required for initial c...

Page 4: ...h the I O boxes and cables as shown in Figure 3 using the hardware provided Leave a 24 36 inch service loop in each cable between the mounting rails and the rear of the node to allow the unit to be pu...

Page 5: ...e cabling configurations Figure 4 Auxiliary Console Cabling Example 1 Installation Setup Guide 5 Figure 5 Auxiliary Console Cabling Example 2 Figure 6 Auxiliary Console Cabling Example 3 Follow this p...

Page 6: ...ursor key No newline No break VT100 ASCII mode Tab every 8 columns 8 bits no parity Installation Setup Guide 7 VGA Monitor 1 Connect the monitor to the VGA port on the FRX6000 see Figure 1 and plug th...

Page 7: ...include copyright information debug messages and messages tracking the loading of RLPs Watch power up and boot messages carefully some errors will cause a pause but otherwise will not interfere with...

Page 8: ...the Reports Menu or F then C from the Main Menu To display the data from the previous boot up saved in a file called BOOTBAK TXT press D at the Reports Menu or F then D from the Main Menu BOOTRPT TXT...

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