Datacom DM4610 Installation Manual Download Page 17 | Manualshive

Page: 17 / 45

background image

204.4291.04

17

Installing the DM4610

Details about the laying and placement of cables are defined in the chapter

Cabling for DM4610

in this

manual.

3.3.

INSTALLING THE FAN MODULE

The FAN module is a mechanical structure that contains three fans and a connection card. This card has one
connector that must be attached to the equivalent connector in DM4610 chassis, which effects control of FAN
module.

It can generate a maximum 66 CFM

(Cubic Feet Minute)

, when the fans are in full rotation, which is also the

equipment’s maximum noise condition.

Despite  there  are  fan  protection  shields,  take  some  care  to  manipulate  the  ventilation
module. It must be pulled through the structure metal from the frontal part only.  Besides, it
requires  attention  regarding  chains,  bracelets  and  other  objects  small  enough  to  pass
through the ventilation rails

The following figure shows all components used on cooling system of the DM4610. On the next items will be
explained how to handling these parts.

DM4610 Fan Module

Figure 6 -

DM4610 Fan Module

«
...
15
16
17
18
19
...
»

Summary of Contents for DM4610

Page 1: ...204 4291 04 DM4610 OLT OPTICAL LINE TERMINATION INSTALLATION GUIDE ...

Page 2: ...his product is warranted against material and workmanship defects for the period specified in the sales invoice The warranty only includes the repair and replacement of defective components and parts without any resulting burden to the customer Defects resulting from the following are not covered improper use of device faulty electrical power network nature related events lightning discharges for ...

Page 3: ...com com br Website http www datacom com br suporte Phone 55 51 3933 3122 SALES Email sales datacom com br Phone 55 51 3933 3000 GENERAL INFORMATION For any additional information go to http www datacom com br and access the Datacom Connection Magazine at https www datacom com br suporte blog revista datacom connection For other matters contact us DATACOM Rua América 1000 92990 000 Eldorado do Sul ...

Page 4: ...on Manual Provides instructions about equipment installation procedures Quick Reference Guide Provides summarized instructions about equipment installation and configuration procedures shipped with the equipment Release Notes Informs users about new features known bugs and hardware compatibility The availability of certain documents may vary depending on the type of equipment Visit the Datacom web...

Page 5: ...ns 9 1 3 1 Icons 9 1 3 2 Texts 10 2 Getting Started 11 2 1 Safety warnings 11 2 2 Product Overview 12 2 2 1 Main DM4610 Family Modules 12 2 3 Preparing the Site 13 2 3 1 Building requirements 13 2 3 2 Environment requirements 13 2 3 3 Equipment requirements 13 2 3 4 Cabling requirements 14 2 4 Receiving a DM4610 Chassis and Modules 14 2 4 1 Visual Inspection 14 2 4 2 Package Checking 14 2 4 3 Unpa...

Page 6: ... 19 3 4 2 Checking PSU Operation 20 3 4 3 Removing the PSU Module 20 3 5 Cabling for DM4610 20 3 5 1 Installing Power Cables 21 3 5 2 Checking operation the DM4610 chassis 22 3 5 3 Installing Management Cables 22 3 5 4 Installing Optical Cables 23 4 Installing and Removing SFP Modules 25 4 1 Installing the SFP modules 25 4 2 Removing SFP Modules 26 5 Logging in for First Time 27 5 1 Configuring Ma...

Page 7: ... PSU 120 AC Module 32 6 3 3 PSU 120 DC Module 33 6 3 4 Light Indicators 33 6 3 5 Power Input and Chassis Ground Connector 33 6 4 DM4610 Interfaces Connection 34 6 4 1 General 34 6 4 2 GPON Interfaces 34 6 4 3 Gigabit Ethernet Interfaces SFP and RJ45 35 6 4 4 10 Gigabit Ethernet Interfaces 36 6 4 5 Console Interface 36 6 4 6 MGMT Interface 37 7 Technical Specification 39 7 1 Performance 39 7 2 Inte...

Page 8: ... Dimensions 41 7 7 Packaged Weight 41 7 8 Environmental Data 42 7 8 1 Operating Conditions 42 7 8 2 Storage and Transportation Conditions 42 8 Safety Standards 42 9 EMI EMC Standards 42 10 Compliance 43 10 1 ITU T 43 10 2 IETF 43 10 3 IEEE 44 ...

Page 9: ...ing conventions have been adopted 1 3 1 ICONS Icon Category Description Note Notes further explain certain details presented in the text Warning This formatting indicates that the text contained herein is of great importance and there is a risk of damage Hazardous Indicates that if the procedures are not followed correctly there is a risk of electric shock Hazardous Indicates the presence of laser...

Page 10: ...pment was purchased Table 1 Icon Conventions A warning icon calls attention to conditions that if not avoided may cause physical damage to the equipment A text of the Notice type calls the attention for the conditions that if not avoided may result in death or serious injury 1 3 2 TEXTS Convention Description HYPERLINK Indicates an internet or email address It can also be used to indicate a link w...

Page 11: ...rformed only by trained and authorized personnel Before connecting any cable to the equipment make sure that the grounding system is functional The hot swap procedure must be performed only by qualified technicians with specific training on this equipment Failure to comply with this requirement may expose the person that performs this procedure to electric shocks The hot swap procedure can when ex...

Page 12: ...COM part number 800 5081 xx DM4610 OLT 8GPON 8GX 4GT 2XS HW2 DATACOM part number 800 5165 xx The DM4610 is designed for different operating environments ideal for indoor and outdoor installations with a compact 1U height chassis for 19 inch racks Its power supply flexibility allows DC or AC source full range with redundancy and support for hot swap The DM4610 and DM4610 HW2 are equivalent product ...

Page 13: ...constructions defined by governamental authority Buildings must be prepared to support additional mechanical and electrical loading from new equipment See Technical Specification chapter for DM4610 weight and energy consumption Be sure that the power supply circuit to the rack assembly is not overloaded 2 3 2 ENVIRONMENT REQUIREMENTS Electrical equipment generates a significant amount of heat Ther...

Page 14: ...ould contact the DATACOM service center 2 4 2 PACKAGE CHECKING Prior to opening the packaging check the data on its identification label with the information on the receipt Any divergence must be reported to DATACOM prior to opening the packaging 2 4 3 UNPACKING DM4610CHASSIS Once the packaging data has been checked the user can open it However we recommend this only be done at the moment that the...

Page 15: ...he model of power supply acquired as shown below Model Description PSU 120 AC Only AC input voltage PSU 120 DC Only DC input voltage Power Supply models For more technical information about PSU models see the chapters PSU 120 AC Module and PSU 120 DC Module In some electrical connections it may need to cut the cable next to the male connector to make calls directly from bus bar or circuit breakers...

Page 16: ...sitions DM4610 with side tab at the 0 mm DM4610 with side tab at the 73 mm Figure 4 DM4610 with and without side tab If necessary the installer must remove the lateral screws adjusting the brackets to a depth of 73 mm This mounting brackets configuration positions the chassis deeper inside the rack Each bracket is fixed to the chassis by a set of six screws In the case of changing the position 0 o...

Page 17: ...erate a maximum 66 CFM Cubic Feet Minute when the fans are in full rotation which is also the equipment s maximum noise condition Despite there are fan protection shields take some care to manipulate the ventilation module It must be pulled through the structure metal from the frontal part only Besides it requires attention regarding chains bracelets and other objects small enough to pass through ...

Page 18: ...p 1 Loosen the side screws that attach the module to the DM4610 chassis Step 2 Pull the module until release the backplane connectors 3 3 3 CHECKING FAN OPERATION By powering the system the fans begin to rotate at the maximum speed 3 3 4 INSTALLING OR REMOVING THE AIR FILTER The air filter fits into the plastic support fixed in the fan module rear thus all the air captured by the FAN module from t...

Page 19: ...e control of the fans For power redundancy operation two of them must be installed Available models are PSU 120 AC and PSU 120 DC It is possible to use the two available PSU models operating in redundant way When using two different models at the same time careful not to reverse the connectors of the power supply circuit PSU1 and PSU2 located at the rear of the equipment 3 4 1 INSERTING THE PSUMOD...

Page 20: ...G THE PSUMODULE The PSU 120 module is responsible for powering the entire DM4610 The process for removal must follow the steps below in this order Step 1 Loosen the screw that attach the unit to the DM4610 Step 2 Pull the module extractor to disconnect it from the backplane Step 3 Extract the module with the help of the guides removing it from the DM4610 3 5 CABLING FOR DM4610 Wires and cables sup...

Page 21: ...e position of ground pin 3 5 1 1 INSTALLING THE CABLES The PSU 120 powers the system One 3 Pins power cable must be connected to the rear of the DM4610 See PSU 120 Cabling into the Cabling for DM4610 section for more details regarding power cabling 3 5 1 2 ATTACHING THE POWER CABLES For this activity it is necessary that the PSU 120 modules are already inserted in their slots The DM4610 has redund...

Page 22: ...end of the unit s start up process and check the condition of the front LEDs POWER LED green on The unit is correctly powered FAIL LED red off The unit did not detect hardware failures SYS LED green on indicating that this unit of the system is working ALARM LED red off The unit did not receive any alarm Step 3 The system is operating correctly whether the following conditions are satisfied POWER ...

Page 23: ... Modules for details regarding how to handle SFP modules Due to the excess of cable on the left of the rack there is always a risk of damaging the fibers To prevent this effect and considering that the optical fibers are very thin the installer must always do passage of cables in side upper or below the chassis using the lower cable guide During the installation of the fibers it is highly recommen...

Page 24: ...ces and 4 front connectors for de Gigabit Ethernet RJ45 To not harm the removal of the other units the fiber or electrical cables must be directed to the upper or down side of the chassis depending on the interface position 3 5 4 3 OPTICAL CABLES IN 10GB INTERFACES The DM4610 has 2 front connectors for the optical 10 Gigabit Ethernet SFP interfaces To not harm the removal of the other units the fi...

Page 25: ...hnician s health Modules without approval do not guarantee correct operation of the equipment and may damage interface cards Contact the technical support team about the risks of using not approved modules and the possibility of unblocking them 4 1 INSTALLING THE SFP MODULES The SFP installation is conducted as shown on following steps Step 1 Remove the plastic protector plug of the SFP receptacle...

Page 26: ...ng which cable should be connected to which module To remove the modules simply follow the installation instructions in reverse Step 1 Remove the optical cables Step 2 Lower the securing handle Step 3 Pull the module by the handle as shown in the following figure Removing a SFP module Step 4 Insert the plastic protector plug of the SFP receptacle thereby preventing the accumulation of dust and dir...

Page 27: ...e the username followed by Enter DM4610 login admin Enter Step 3 Type the password followed by Enter Password admin Enter Result The prompt as following will appear indicating a successful login DM4610 Due the security reasons it is strongly recommended to change the admin account password at the first time login For change password see Changing admin User Passwords 5 1 CONFIGURING MANAGEMENT ACCE...

Page 28: ... Step 1 Entering the configuration mode configure Step 2 Entering the configuration MGMT interface config interface mgmt 1 1 1 Step 3 Configuring the IPv4 address on the MGMT interface config mgmt 1 1 1 ipv4 address 172 2 22 1 24 Step 4 Removing the default IP address only one is supported and exit config mgmt 1 1 1 no ipv4 address 192 168 0 25 24 config mgmt 1 1 1 exit Step 5 Configuring the defa...

Page 29: ...8 0 1 192 168 0 1 56 84 bytes of data 64 bytes from 192 168 0 1 icmp_seq 1 ttl 64 time 15 0 ms 64 bytes from 192 168 0 1 icmp_seq 2 ttl 64 time 5 28 ms 64 bytes from 192 168 0 1 icmp_seq 3 ttl 64 time 3 65 ms 64 bytes from 192 168 0 1 icmp_seq 4 ttl 64 time 2 86 ms 64 bytes from 192 168 0 1 icmp_seq 5 ttl 64 time 2 86 ms 192 168 0 1 ping statistics 5 packets transmitted 5 received 0 packet loss ti...

Page 30: ...le Interface chapter for cable assembly and pinout or in Console serial cable chapter for further recommendations on the cable and console interface 5 3 CONNECTING BY MGMT INTERFACE Alternately it is possible to access the CLI by the MGMT port also located at the device front panel The MGMT port is an Ethernet interface dedicated to manage the device and it is unable to perform switching or routin...

Page 31: ...e DM4610 chassis Indicator Color State Description POWER GREEN Off Failure in powering the module On Unit correctly powered FAIL RED Off No failure present SYS GREEN Off Booting system On Initialized system Flashing 0 5s Applying configuration Flashing 1s Firmware update ALARM RED Off No alarm present Flashing 2s Minor alarm Flashing 0 25s Critical alarm DM4610 Light Indicators 6 2 FAN MODULE The ...

Page 32: ...rator can request the replacement 6 2 2 AIR FILTER Responsible for filtering the air used to cool the modules To ensure a correct fit the frame containing the filter is fixed with two screws in the module FAN In this position all the air pumped by the FAN module from the external environmental passes mandatorily through the air filter For more details about the installation of the filter and clean...

Page 33: ...uired Only mandatory is the position of ground pin PSU 120 DC Module 6 3 4 LIGHT INDICATORS Once powered the PSU 120 module will can activate two LEDs on its panel The table below shows the possible states of the LEDs Indicator Color State Description POWER Green Off Failure in powering the module On PSU correctly powered ACT Green Off PSU in stand by On PSU is active PSU 120 Module status light i...

Page 34: ...FACES CONNECTION 6 4 1 GENERAL Overview of the front panel DM4610 interfaces is as follows DM4610 front view interfaces 6 4 2 GPONINTERFACES The DM4610 has 8 front connectors for the optical GPON SFP interfaces compatible with standards G 984 1 G 984 2 G 984 3 and G 984 4 OMCI This solution is TR 255 GPON Interoperability Test Plan compliance1 This solution supports split ratio SR from 1 1 to 1 64...

Page 35: ...on STS GREEN Off Administrative Status DOWN or without inserted SFP On Administrative Status UP and inserted SFP GPON interfaces light indicators 6 4 3 GIGABIT ETHERNET INTERFACES SFPAND RJ45 There are eight SFP Small Form factor Pluggable cages that permit the insertion of diverse types of optical SFP modules in addition to electronic SFPs and four RJ45 as shown in the figure below Gigabit Ethern...

Page 36: ...laser terminals or the optical fiber Exposure to laser emission may cause partial or total vision loss 6 4 4 1 LIGHT INDICATORS Each one of the four SFP ports has a pair of LEDs that indicate the port status The following table describes their meanings Indicator Color State Description LINK ACT GREEN Off Link Down inactive On Link Up active Flashing Sending and or receiving data SPEED YELLOW Off O...

Page 37: ...eserved 2 Reserved 3 2 RS232_TX Output 4 5 DGND Ground 5 5 DGND Ground 6 3 RS232_RX Input 7 Reserved 8 Reserved Serial Console Connector Pinout 6 4 6 MGMTINTERFACE The Management MGMT Ethernet interface is used for local configuration downloading codes and initial configuration of the equipment at the time of installation This port is linked to the client s management network when the in band mana...

Page 38: ...nterface two LEDs indicate the status of the port Their meaning is presented in the table below Indicator Color State Description LINK ACT GREEN Off Link Down inactive On Link Up active Flashing Sending and or receiving data Management Ethernet interface light indicators ...

Page 39: ...interfaces on DM4610 chassis Interfaces DM4610 OLT GPON SFP SC PC 8 10G Base X ports SFP 2 1000 Base X SFP 8 10 100 1000Base T ports RJ45 4 DM4610 Interfaces 7 3 POWER 7 3 1 POWER SUPPLY PSU 120 AC PSU 120 DC Operational Voltage Range 100V to 240V with 10 tolerance 50 60Hz 48V to 60V with 10 tolerance Input Current Max 1 5A 3 75A Power Supply type AC DC Power Supply input plug IEC320 C14 IEC320 C1...

Page 40: ... line interfaces installed in the chassis Hardware Module Maximum Consumption W DM4610 OLT 120 DM4610 Power Consumption 7 4 PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS DM4610 OLT Height 44 mm 1U Width 442 mm 482 6 mm with mounting brackets Depth 312 mm 385 mm with long mounting brackets Default Factory Assembly DM4610 Physical Dimensions ...

Page 41: ...240 DM4610 Weight 7 6 PACKAGED DIMENSIONS Hardware Dimension H x W x D DM4610 OLT 223 x 557 x 407 mm DM4610 FAN 72 x 295 x 124 mm PSU 120 AC 127 x 295 x 124 mm PSU 120 DC 127 x 295 x 124 mm DM4610 Package Dimensions 7 7 PACKAGED WEIGHT Hardware Weight kg DM4610 OLT 4 975 DM4610 FAN 0 515 PSU 120 AC 1 090 PSU 120 DC 0 910 DM4610 Packaged Weight ...

Page 42: ...without filter Relative Humidity 5 to 95 non condensing Altitude 0m to 3000m DM4610 Operating Conditions 7 8 2 STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION CONDITIONS DM4610 OLT Temperature Range 40 C to 70 C for non climatized transportation packaged 10 C to 70 C for other cases Relative Humidity 10 to 95 non condensing DM4610 Storage and Transportation Conditions 8 SAFETY STANDARDS Specification Desctiption IEC 8...

Page 43: ...agement Protocol SNMPv1 RFC 1213 Management Information Base for Network Management of TCP IP based internets MIB II RFC 1215 A Convention for Defining Traps for use with the SNMP TRAPS MIB RFC 1441 Introduction to version 2 of the Internet standard Network Management Framework SNMPv2 RFC 2030 Simple Network Time Protocol SNTP Version 4 for IPv4 IPv6 and OSI RFC 2236 Internet Group Management Prot...

Page 44: ...tual LAN VLAN 802 1W Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol RSTP 802 3I 10BASE T 10 Mbit s 1 25 MB s over twisted pair 802 3u 100BASE TX Fast Ethernet at 100 Mbit s 12 5 MB s auto negotiation 802 3x Flow Control 802 3AB 1000BASE T Gbit s Ethernet over twisted pair at 1 Gbit s 802 3AE 10GBase X ...

Page 45: ...204 4291 04 45 Rua América 1000 92990 000 Eldorado do Sul RS Brasil 55 51 3933 3000 sales datacom com br ...

Reviews:

No comments

Related manuals for DM4610

EtherLink 3C509B

Brand: 3Com Pages: 8

Brand: 3Com Pages: 8

IntelliJack NJ200

Brand: 3Com Pages: 4

S5120V3-EI Series

Brand: H3C Pages: 54

Brand: Ublox Pages: 116

Brand: H3C Pages: 116

Brand: Pima Pages: 4

Brand: Tripp Lite Pages: 2

tBOX330-870-FL Series

Brand: AXIOMTEK Pages: 2

Brand: Funkwerk Pages: 2

Brand: Garderos Pages: 23

Brand: Edgewater Networks Pages: 7

Brand: IEI Technology Pages: 3

Brand: Eneo Pages: 68

D-NVR4108HS-4KS2/L

Brand: Dahua Pages: 33

Brand: MSNswitch Pages: 2

S3000-EI Series

Brand: Quidway Pages: 16

Brand: Doro Pages: 50

Brands by name

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Popular brands

Load more brands