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3930 Service Delivery Switch

Hardware Installation and Start-up Manual

009-3223-001 Standard Revision E

2012-2014 Ciena

Corporation

January 2014

Technical Specifications

This chapter summarizes the technical specifications for 3930.

Table 6-1
Specifications

Feature

Specification

Fault Tolerance

• Redundant power supplies

Power Rating

• AC Input Power

100 to 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 1.0 to 0.5 Amps

• DC Input Power

-/+24 VDC. -/+36 VDC, or -/+ 48 VDC

Minimum 20 VDC, Maximum 60 VDC, 4 Amps

Power Consumption

• Typical Power Consumption

3930 Standard: 60 W

3930 Sync: 62 W

3930 Sync + External Timing: 70 W

• Maximum Power

Consumption

3930 Standard: 70 W

3930 Sync: 72 W

3930 Sync + External Timing: 95 W

Summary of Contents for 170-3930-900

Page 1: ...iena Corporation All rights reserved 3930 Service Delivery Switch Hardware Installation and Start up Manual What s inside Overview Installation Turning Up the System Maintenance LED Overview Technical...

Page 2: ...is also protected by copyright laws of the United States of America and other countries It may not be reproduced or distributed in any form by any means altered in any fashion or stored in a data bas...

Page 3: ...mit Ciena to audit the use of the Software at such times as may be mutually agreed upon to ensure compliance with this Agreement 3 4 U S Government Use The Software is provided to the Government only...

Page 4: ...UCH DATA OR PROGRAMS EVEN IF INFORMED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES IN ADVANCE 7 General Ciena may assign this Agreement to any Ciena affiliate or to a purchaser of the intellectual property righ...

Page 5: ...2 Orderable part number information removed For ordering assistance please contact your Ciena representative December 2012 Revision B Standard Updated to add 3930 Sync External Timing system Updated L...

Page 6: ...vice Delivery Switch Hardware Installation and Start up Manual 009 3223 001 Standard Revision E Copyright 2012 2014 Ciena Corporation January 2014 January 2014 Revision E Standard Rebuilt the book to...

Page 7: ...Power 2 6 Redundant Power 2 7 Dressing the Power Cord 2 7 AC Power Supplies 2 7 DC Power Supplies 2 8 Transceivers 2 9 Cable Installation and Guidelines 2 10 Connecting Cables to the 3930 2 11 Alarm C...

Page 8: ...count 3 9 3 3 Deleting a user account 3 10 3 4 Managing Licenses 3 11 3 5 Configuring the Remote Management Interface 3 12 3 6 Accessing the CLI using Telnet 3 13 3 7 Configuring the Local Management...

Page 9: ...2014 VCCI Japan 7 4 Mounting Options 8 1 Wallmount Bracket Installation Instructions 8 1 19 Frame Mount Bracket 1 RU 8 3 23 Frame Mount Bracket 1 RU 8 5 8 1 Installing the Wallmount Bracket 8 6 8 2 In...

Page 11: ...intended as a general guide only It has not been tested for all possible applications and it may not be complete or accurate for some situations Trademark Acknowledgements Ciena is a registered trade...

Page 12: ...09 3299 026 Packet Networking Transceivers Reference 009 2011 602 Document Comments Ciena appreciates all comments that will help us improve our documentation quality The user can submit comments thro...

Page 13: ...and other environmentally controlled telecommunications spaces The 3930 is part of a family products designed to address the connectivity requirements of different sites and services In addition Ciena...

Page 14: ...Sync 170 3930 910 Sync External Timing 170 3930 930 2 x 1 10 GbE SFP SFP ports X X X 4 x 10 100 1000M combo RJ 45 SFP ports X X X 4 x 100 1000M SFP ports X X X 2 slots for AC or DC power supplies X X...

Page 15: ...ave the same faceplate and port configuration Figure 1 2 shows a 3930 Sync External Timing Synchronization capable with External timing interfaces system For more information see 39XX 51XX Product Fun...

Page 17: ...ing Power Supply Modules Transceivers Cable Installation and Guidelines Initial Configuration Package Contents Upon receipt examine all shipping containers and their contents Carefully unpack the 3930...

Page 18: ...0 Mbps ports up to 8 ports Faceplate cabling Cat 5 STP and optical cabling to match the SFP and SFP connector types used SYNC cable BITS cable available in 100 or 120 Ohm 1 PPS cable 10 MHz cable Note...

Page 19: ...replacement Power supply modules and transceivers are field replaceable however the modules or transceivers must be returned to Ciena for service or replacement WARNING Before working on equipment tha...

Page 20: ...for more information Note For installations using the wallmount bracket the hardware required to attach the mounting bracket to the wall is Customer supplied In addition the reinforced mounting surfac...

Page 21: ...the chassis See Figure 2 1 Figure 2 1 Installed Grounding Lug You are required to provide the grounding lug and grounding wire The following description indicates the required specifications 6 AWG min...

Page 22: ...cluded in 39XX 51XX Product Fundamentals Figure 2 2 Installing a Power Supply module This section contains the following information Simplex Power Redundant Power Dressing the Power Cord AC Power Supp...

Page 23: ...e instructions that match the type of power supply being used in your installation AC Power Supplies One or two power supply modules can be installed If only one module is being installed it can be in...

Page 24: ...for safety and ensures proper airflow within the chassis By default the chassis has the filler plate installed over PSB on the right For installations using 24 V or 36 V input voltage the recommended...

Page 25: ...s provide the media specific portion of an interface allowing it to support Ethernet using different media types One optic module can be installed into each available port and can be hot swapped Figur...

Page 26: ...stalled in a centrally wired distribution configuration When installing fiber optic cables and other network cabling always have them installed and tested by a technician who is certified by the Elect...

Page 27: ...enums Note Fiber optic cables are not affected by electrical interference Note When connecting to copper SFPs shielded Cat 5e cables are required Ensure that both ends of the shielded cable are proper...

Page 28: ...er it is recommended that the sensed switches that are paired come from equipment that is commonly grounded The alarm pinout is provided in Table 2 2 on page 2 12 See Installing an Alarm Cable Optiona...

Page 29: ...ecifications 100 Ohm cable with RJ 45 connectors is cable 170 0083 900 120 Ohm cable with RJ 45 connectors is cable 170 0084 900 One end has a shielded RJ 45 connector and the other end is un terminat...

Page 30: ...device Insert the tail end of the cable into the port on the terminating device Fiber Optic Cables There are two types of ports on the 3930 that accept pluggable optics 1 10 Gigabit Ethernet ports wh...

Page 31: ...net cable insert the connector into the port on the device until you hear a clicking sound Insert the tail end of the cable into the port on the terminating device Initial Configuration Two different...

Page 32: ...AC Power Supply on page 2 19 Installing a DC Power Supply on page 2 21 Verify that the PWR LED on the front of the device is green 4 Install the alarm cable if required See Installing an Alarm Cable O...

Page 33: ...he chassis before mounting the chassis 2 Install supplemental ground See Installing Supplemental Ground on page 2 18 3 Install the power supplies and connect power Both AC and DC power supply modules...

Page 34: ...the cabinet or installation site 2 Using a Phillips screwdriver and the two screws supplied connect a copper conductor ground wire to the ground connectors on the right of the rear of the chassis Fig...

Page 35: ...SB See Figure 2 2 on page 2 6 3 Using a Phillips screwdriver secure the module in place using the captive hold down screw on the right of the module 4 Plug the AC power cord into the receptacle on the...

Page 36: ...een PSB Status LED is solid green Input LED is solid green PWR solid green Note The system does not distinguish between a faulty and an unpowered supply As a result if redundant power supplies are ins...

Page 37: ...es into slot PSA and PSB See Figure 2 2 on page 2 6 3 Using a Phillips screwdriver secure the module in place using the captive hold down screw on the right of the module 4 Prepare the DC power cord T...

Page 38: ...wires as follows Ground connect to the right connector Negative connect to the middle connector Positive connect to the left connector Note The ground connection should be made first The wires should...

Page 39: ...SB This ensures that power can be removed from one power supply so that it can be replaced while the unit is operating 13 Restore power to the input DC circuit for PSA and PSB The power supplies will...

Page 40: ...med and connected to the wire wrap panel However when you are routing the cable ensure there is sufficient slack to properly connect the cable to the faceplate when asked to do so 2 Using local practi...

Page 41: ...ected to the wire wrap panel or terminating device However when you are routing the cable ensure there is sufficient slack to properly connect the cable to the faceplate when asked to do so 2 If you a...

Page 42: ...ce the optic into the slot if any resistance is felt Bent springs may be carefully reformed with needle nose pliers 3 Gently pull on the optic to make sure that it has seated properly You have install...

Page 43: ...uggable optic You can now install a different optic into this port or install the removed optic into a different port Pluggable optic installation instructions are provided in To Install a Pluggable O...

Page 45: ...User Account Deleting a User Account Managing Licenses Configuring the Remote Management Interface Accessing the CLI Using Telnet Configuring the Local Management Interface Configuring an Interface u...

Page 46: ...l When you turn up the system you need to configure new user accounts and delete the default accounts in order to protect the system The default user accounts and passwords are summarized in Table 3 1...

Page 47: ...one user with super user privileges must be configured on the device See the related procedures Creating a new user account on page 3 9 Deleting a user account on page 3 10 Managing Licenses A licens...

Page 48: ...figure the remote management interface directly by using this procedure or automatically by using DHCP See Configuring an Interface using DHCP on page 3 6 The default priority for the remote managemen...

Page 49: ...tagged packets are dropped The factory default IP addresses and subnets for 3930 are documented in 39XX 51XX Product Fundamentals The default values are automatically entered if the switch is reset t...

Page 50: ...not running To manually configure a remote interface see Configuring the Remote Management Interface on page 3 4 To manually configure a local interface see Configuring the Local Management Interface...

Page 51: ...n January 2014 Logging Out of the System When you have completed your initial system configuration you can log out of the system and remove the connection to the serial console port Note Before you di...

Page 52: ...nning terminal emulation software to the serial console port using the recommended cable Note The serial console port does not support connectivity to a modem 3 If using a PC launch the terminal emula...

Page 53: ...rd For example the following command creates the super user account NewSuper with the password changeme user create user NewSuper access level super password changeme 2 Display the accounts in the sys...

Page 54: ...eted 2 Delete the account user delete user user For example the following command deletes the user account su user delete user su 3 Display the accounts in the system user show Example output USER ACC...

Page 55: ...key String 32 module NUMBER 1 3 file FileName server IPHost Example software license install license key W1SSH2D3E4FGH5 2 Display the status of installed licenses on the 3930 software license show Ea...

Page 56: ...nterface configuration interface remote set ip IpAddressWithMask vlan Vlan gateway IpAddress Note You can change the IPv4 gateway in the same command line as the IP address to avoid loss of connectivi...

Page 57: ...Procedure 3 6 Accessing the CLI using Telnet Step Action 1 Use a Telnet client to connect to the 3930 Telnet IpAddress 2 At the login prompt enter a valid user name and password Example 3916 00 02 A1...

Page 58: ...gure a default gateway if you did not already configure one in Configuring the Remote Management Interface on page 3 4 interface set gateway IpAddress 4 Validate that your changes were made interface...

Page 59: ...nds 0 Renewal T1 Time seconds 0 Rebinding T2 Time seconds 0 DHCP Server 2 Set which interface will use DHCP dhcp client set interface interfacetype For example to configure a remote interface dhcp cli...

Page 60: ...Corporation January 2014 Procedure 3 9 Setting the System Host Name Step Action 1 Set the system host name system set host name newhostname For example to change the system prompt from the default pr...

Page 61: ...ion January 2014 Procedure 3 10 Logging out of the System Note Before you disconnect from the system ensure that you have saved the configuration using the configuration save command Step Action 1 At...

Page 63: ...includes the following procedures Replacing an AC Power Supply Replacing a DC Power Supply Replacing a Power Supply Module The 3930 has space for two power supply modules The system can operate with...

Page 64: ...placed See Replacing an AC Power Supply on page 4 3 for a procedure DC Power Supplies If the DC power supplies are powered off separate breakers you will be able to turn off power feeding the power su...

Page 65: ...to the empty slot 6 Using a Phillips screwdriver secure the module in place using the captive hold down screw on the right of the module 7 Plug the AC power cord into the receptacle on the front of th...

Page 66: ...ght of the module 6 Pull the power supply module out of the slot and set it aside 7 Slide the new power supply module into the empty slot 8 Using a Phillips screwdriver secure the module in place usin...

Page 67: ...relieve the cord weight from the connector and avoid the inadvertent disconnection of the power supply cord 13 At the DC input circuit restore power to the DC circuit The power supply will turn on 14...

Page 69: ...1 3 shows the faceplate of the unit and identifies the locations of the different ports System Reset Button and LED Behavior Pressing the reset button will turn on all of the LEDs in the system If you...

Page 70: ...stem operational status They are located on the right center portion of the faceplate The three types of 3930 systems have slightly different unit status LEDs For 3930 Standard and 3930 Sync systems s...

Page 71: ...An error has been detected TEMP Off System temperature is within the defined operating range Yellow Over temperature alarm condition present The system temperature has exceeded the operating temperat...

Page 72: ...cation Description INPUT Off Input power is not present Or input power is outside of the specified range Or an internal failure has occurred Green Input power is present and is within the specified ra...

Page 73: ...o LED located at the bottom of the SFP connectors The LEDs are labeled LNK ACT and SPD See Figure 5 4 Figure 5 4 1 10 Gbps Port LEDs Table 5 4 10 Gigabit Ethernet Port LEDs LED Indication Description...

Page 74: ...5 The copper 10 100 1000 Mbps ports are Ports 1 to 4 on the far left of the faceplate of the chassis These ports also have two LEDs associated with each port either below or above the connector See Fi...

Page 75: ...ration January 2014 Local Management Port LEDs The local management port has two LEDs associated with it They are located at the top of the port and indicate port status and speed See Figure 5 6 and F...

Page 76: ...yright 2012 2014 Ciena Corporation January 2014 Table 5 6 MGMT LEDs all 3930 systems LED Indication Description LNK ACT Off The port is not operational Green Indicates a valid network connection Blink...

Page 77: ...ed at the top of the port and are related to BITS IN and BITS OUT See Figure 5 6 Figure 5 8 Sync Port LEDs Table 5 7 Sync Port LEDs LED Indication Description BITS IN Off LOS detected on the receive s...

Page 79: ...or 3930 Table 6 1 Specifications Feature Specification Fault Tolerance Redundant power supplies Power Rating AC Input Power 100 to 240 VAC 50 60 Hz 1 0 to 0 5 Amps DC Input Power 24 VDC 36 VDC or 48 V...

Page 80: ...nc Port RJ 45 Note On 3930 Sync External Timing systems only 1 PPS Port 50 Ohm SMB interface Note On 3930 Sync External Timingg systems only 10 MHz Port 50 Ohm SMB interface Note On 3930 Sync External...

Page 81: ...ense is connected to a remote ground as opposed to the supplied sense return signal Current in the sense loop will be less than 2 mA when closed with a short The default state of each alarm circuit ca...

Page 82: ...6 4 Technical Specifications 3930 Service Delivery Switch Hardware Installation and Start up Manual 009 3223 001 Standard Revision E Copyright 2012 2014 Ciena Corporation January 2014...

Page 83: ...Table 7 1 For 3930 Sync systems see Table 7 1 For 3930 Sync External Timing systems see Table 7 2 on page 7 2 Table 7 1 Regulatory Approval Declarations for 3930 Standard and 3930 Sync systems Issue A...

Page 84: ...3 3 2008 EN 61000 4 11 ed 2 2005 Laser Safety CDRH Letter of Approval US FDA approval FCC 21 CFR subpart J Safety of Laser Products IEC 60825 1 2007 Safety CSA 60950 1 07 Canada EN 60950 1 2006 EU IE...

Page 85: ...HS 2002 95 EC WEEE 2002 96 EC Immunity EMC CISPR 24 2010 EN 300 132 2 2007 10 EN 300 132 3 2003 08 EN 300 386 V1 5 1 2010 EN 55024 2010 EN 61000 3 3 2008 EN 61000 4 11 ed 2 2005 Laser Safety CDRH Lett...

Page 86: ...d including interference that may cause undesired operation If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference using t...

Page 87: ...cts each bracket has been approved for This chapter contains the following Wallmount Bracket Installation Instructions 19 Frame Mount Bracket 1 RU 23 Frame Mount Bracket 1 RU Wallmount Bracket Install...

Page 88: ...be used per bracket When you are mounting a 3920 or 3940 four screws will be used per bracket Hardware required to attach the mounting bracket to the wall is Customer supplied The reinforced mounting...

Page 89: ...940 3960 5142 5160 The frame mount bracket is attached to the sides of an unpowered unconnected chassis and used to position the unit in a 19 frame This bracket kit also includes cable supports The ca...

Page 90: ...all units The main difference will be the placement and number of screws used Note The bracket will be installed on the sides of the chassis and near the front of the chassis The bracket will be posi...

Page 91: ...udes Left and right brackets two cable supports two 8 32 x 5 8 length pan head screws used to attach the cable supports to the brackets and eight 8 32 x 5 16 length pan head screws used to attach the...

Page 92: ...40 beginning with hole 3 install screws in holes 3 4 2 and 1 5140 beginning with hole 3 install screws in holes 3 4 and 1 3920 beginning with hole 5 install screws in holes 5 6 9 and 12 Figure 8 3 Lef...

Page 93: ...keyhole This ensures that the unit cannot be removed from the wall without removing the bottom screws The vertical distance between the upper and lower mounting holes is 20 1 center to center 8 Remove...

Page 94: ...is located closest to the middle of the chassis Note When correctly installed the mounting flange will be recessed approximately 2 inches from the front faceplate of the chassis Figure 8 5 Mounting b...

Page 95: ...014 Ciena Corporation January 2014 7 Use the cable support brackets to dress and secure the cables Use local practices to secure the cables Ensure that the weight of the cable is supported and does no...

Page 96: ...of the mounting bracket with the holes on the left side of the unit see Figure 8 6 as follows 3930 3932 3940 3960 5142 and 5160 install screws in holes 5 and 6 3920 install screws in holes 1 and 2 Fi...

Page 97: ...ws provided in the kit One screw will be used per bracket Figure 8 2 on page 8 4 shows the Cable Support installed on the mounting bracket and Figure 8 8 shows the Inner and Outer mounting holes avail...

Page 99: ...included in the 39XX 51XX Command Reference This is the recommended way to reset the system The 3930 has a reset button To avoid accidentally triggering the reset button it is recessed behind the face...

Page 100: ...for three seconds or more continuously When you press the reset button for more than 3 seconds all the LEDs on the faceplate will be lit then they will flash to indicate that the hard reset has been i...

Page 101: ...was responsive when the reset button was depressed The state dump file is generated before the system reboots There will be minimal delay approximately 5 seconds while the state dump file is created a...

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Page 104: ...right 2012 2014 Ciena Corporation All rights reserved Publication 009 3223 001 Document status Standard Revision E Document release date January 2014 CONTACT CIENA For additional information office lo...

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