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Connecting Network Cables
Subrack Side (RJ-45)
Opposite Side (RJ-45 / Bare Wire)
SFP+ ports 1 to 4 of the HSCA card
Connected to an IP network for uplinking.
Ports 1 to 8 of the HU8A card
ETH interface of the HSCA card
Connected to an out-of-band network management computer
to implement network management monitoring.
EMS interface of the CIOA card
ESC interface of the HSCA card
Connected to an environment monitoring device to report the
external environment status to the network management
system.
ALM interface of the CIOA card
Connected to one of the terminals XS1 to XS4 on the
PDP850A (3000064) to output the subrack alarms to the PDP.
1PPS/TOD interface of the CIOA card
Connected to an external clock device.
Note 1
DC1-7 interface of the CIOA card
Connected to a dry contact device.
Note 1
Note 1: The cable is connected by bare wires on this side.
Connection
Network cable
Connected to the Opposite End Equipment
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Instruction
The network cable is routed in the space
between the subrack side panel and the
cabinet side panel behind the left front
vertical mounting flanges as follows:
Led to the top and then front side of
the subrack, threaded through the
wiring holes of the fiber passage unit,
and then connected to the CIOA card.
Led to the bottom of the subrack,
threaded through the wiring holes of
the fiber passage unit, and then
connected to the HSCA card.
