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GS4000 Installation Guide Revision 4.00

520-10-026-30X

TABLE OF CONTENTS

COMPONENT OVERVIEW........................................................................................................................1-1

1.1

CHASSIS...................................................................................................................................................................................1-2

1.1.1

GS4000-80E1 .......................................................................................................................................................................1-2

1.1.2

GS4000-80E2 .......................................................................................................................................................................1-7

1.1.3

GS4000-160E1 ...................................................................................................................................................................1-11

1.1.4

GS4000-160E2 ...................................................................................................................................................................1-18

1.1.5

GS4000-320E (AC).............................................................................................................................................................1-23

1.1.6

GS4000-320E (DC).............................................................................................................................................................1-28

1.2

FAN UNIT (FAN-A) .................................................................................................................................................................1-33

1.3

POWER SUPPLIES (PS)........................................................................................................................................................1-34

1.3.1

POW-HMACE .....................................................................................................................................................................1-34

1.3.2

POW-MSACE......................................................................................................................................................................1-35

1.3.3

POW-HSDCE......................................................................................................................................................................1-36

1.3.4

POW-MSDCE .....................................................................................................................................................................1-37

1.4

BASIC CONTROL MODULE (BCU).......................................................................................................................................1-38

1.4.1

BCU-SH8ME.......................................................................................................................................................................1-39

1.4.2

BCU-SM8ME.......................................................................................................................................................................1-41

1.4.3

BCU-SL8ME........................................................................................................................................................................1-43

1.5

PACKET SWITCHING MODULE (PSU).................................................................................................................................1-45

1.5.1

PSU-1..................................................................................................................................................................................1-46

1.5.2

PSU-12................................................................................................................................................................................1-46

1.5.3

PSU-2..................................................................................................................................................................................1-47

1.5.4

PSU-22................................................................................................................................................................................1-47

1.5.5

PSU-33................................................................................................................................................................................1-48

1.6

NETWORK INTERFACE MODULE (NIF)...............................................................................................................................1-49

1.6.1

Standard NIF.......................................................................................................................................................................1-50

1.6.2

High Port-Density NIF .........................................................................................................................................................1-67

1.6.3

High Port-Density PSU-Integrated NIF ...............................................................................................................................1-70

1.7

MEMORY CARD AND MAIN STORAGE ...............................................................................................................................1-74

1.7.1

Memory Card (MC256

)

......................................................................................................................................................1-74

1.7.2

Main Storage (MS256

)

.......................................................................................................................................................1-74

1.8

GBIC, SFP, AND XFP .............................................................................................................................................................1-75

1.8.1

GBIC Modules.....................................................................................................................................................................1-75

1.8.2

SFP Modules.......................................................................................................................................................................1-77

1.8.3

XFP Modules.......................................................................................................................................................................1-81

PREPARING FOR INSTALLATION ...........................................................................................................2-1

2.1

FLOW OF THE PREPARATIONS.............................................................................................................................................2-2

2.2

SETTING CONDITIONS FOR THE GS4000 MODELS............................................................................................................2-3

2.3

CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE CARRIAGE OF GS4000 MODELS..........................................................................2-4

2.3.1

GS4000-80E1 .......................................................................................................................................................................2-4

2.3.2

GS4000-80E2 .......................................................................................................................................................................2-5

2.3.3

GS4000-160E1 .....................................................................................................................................................................2-6

Summary of Contents for GR4000-160E1

Page 1: ...Hitachi Gigabit Switch GS4000 Series Installation Guide Revision 4 00 ...

Page 2: ...is the trademark of Netscape Communications Corp in the U S Japan and other countries SFlow is the registered trademark of InMon Corp in the U S and other countries FlowScan network analysis and reporting tool Copyright 2000 2001 Dave Plonka plonka doit wisc edu All rights reserved Red Hat is a registered trademark of Red Hat Inc This product includes the routing control software Gate D 1995 1996 ...

Page 3: ...o provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interfe...

Page 4: ...ACKET SWITCHING MODULE PSU 1 45 1 5 1 PSU 1 1 46 1 5 2 PSU 12 1 46 1 5 3 PSU 2 1 47 1 5 4 PSU 22 1 47 1 5 5 PSU 33 1 48 1 6 NETWORK INTERFACE MODULE NIF 1 49 1 6 1 Standard NIF 1 50 1 6 2 High Port Density NIF 1 67 1 6 3 High Port Density PSU Integrated NIF 1 70 1 7 MEMORY CARD AND MAIN STORAGE 1 74 1 7 1 Memory Card MC256 1 74 1 7 2 Main Storage MS256 1 74 1 8 GBIC SFP AND XFP 1 75 1 8 1 GBIC Mod...

Page 5: ...BASE SX 1000BASE LX Multi mode Optical Fiber Cable Core Diameter 62 5 μm SC Twin Core Connector 3 8 3 2 6 1000BASE LX 1000BASE LH Single mode Optical Fiber Cable Core Diameter 10 μm SC Twin Core Connector 3 9 3 2 7 1000BASE LH Single mode DSF Optical Fiber Cable Core Diameter 8 μm SC Twin Core Connector 3 10 3 2 8 10GBASE ER 10GBASE EW Single Mode Optical Fiber Cable Core Diameter 10 μm SC Twin Co...

Page 6: ...UP TERMINAL TO THE GS4000 4 38 4 11 CONNECTING INTERFACE CABLES TO THE GS4000 4 40 4 12 POWERING THE GS4000 MODELS ON OFF 4 43 4 12 1 GS4000 80E1 4 43 4 12 2 GS4000 160E1 4 45 4 12 3 GS4000 320E AC 4 48 4 12 4 GS4000 80E2 4 50 4 12 5 GS4000 160E2 4 51 4 12 6 GS4000 320E DC 4 52 4 13 PREPARATIONS FOR STARTING UP GS4000 4 54 5 ADDING AND REPLACING OPTIONS 5 1 5 1 NECESSARY TOOLS 5 2 5 2 WARNINGS AND...

Page 7: ...0 026 30X v 5 7 3 Replacement or Installation of an Additional High Port Density PSU integrated NIF 5 59 5 7 4 Replacement or Installation of an Additional Guide Rail 5 65 5 8 REPLACEMENT OR INSTALLATION OF ADDITIONAL MAIN STORAGE COMPONENTS 5 70 ...

Page 8: ...ferentiated Services DIMM Dual Inline Memory Module DLCI Data Link Connection Identifier DNS Domain Name System DR Designated Router DSAP Destination Service Access Point DSCP Differentiated Services Code Point DSF Dispersion Shifted Fiber DTE Data Terminal Equipment DVMRP Distance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol EIA Electronic Industries Alliance E Mail Electronic Mail ES End System FCS Frame C...

Page 9: ...Area NTP Network Time Protocol OC 48c Optical Carrier Level 48 concatenation OC 192c Optical Carrier Level 192 concatenation OSPF Open Shortest Path First OUI Organizationally Unique Identifier PS Power Supply PDU Protocol Data Unit PID Protocol IDentifier PIM Protocol Independent Multicast PIM DM Protocol Independent Multicast Dense Mode PIM SM Protocol Independent Multicast Sparse Mode PPP Point...

Page 10: ...ide Web XFP 10 Gigabit small form factor pluggable IEEE 802 1p This is not the official name of the standards since IEEE 802 1p standards have been integrated into IEEE 802 1d however it is in broad general use as the name of standards specifying QoS L2 user priority GR4000 GS4000 Specific BCU Basic Control Unit CP Multilayer Control Processor MC Compact flash Memory Card NIF Network Interface Mod...

Page 11: ...lly described in the documentation In the event of a problem turn off the power unplug the power cable and contact a qualified service technician The instructions displayed on the GR4000 or GS4000 or in this documentation are the results of our thorough consideration Still there is the possibility of a problem occurring unexpectedly so be alert and use common sense WARNINGS Do not insert or place ...

Page 12: ...n the event that the device or any of its components is damaged immediately turn off power and remove the power cable from the source Contact a qualified service technician Using the device in a damaged condition could cause a fire or an electric shock Do not put a metal object such as a pin or paperclip or a vase or flower pot on the GR4000 or GS4000 Water or objects falling into the chassis coul...

Page 13: ...hassis The current capacity of a distribution panel must be greater than that of the operating current fed to the circuit breaker If not the circuit breaker may not work properly when a circuit abnormality is detected This condition could cause a fire Because DC power cables are connected using screw terminals instead of plugs attaching or removing a DC power cable to or from the device must be do...

Page 14: ...ould crush it Similarly don t pull bend or otherwise mutilate the power cable since this could cause a fire or an electric shock There will be a maximum of 3 5 mA of leakage current with the GR4000 80E1 GS4000 80E1 GR4000 160E1 and GS4000 160E1 and a maximum of 6 mA of leakage current with the GR4000 320E AC and GS4000 320E AC When connecting the device to the AC power supply use only grounded pow...

Page 15: ...0E DC Cooling fans are mounted in the device Therefore do not put an object near the ventilation slots Doing this causes heat inside the device to accumulate and might damage it Also do not put your head near the ventilation slots since your hair could be sucked into the device causing injury Wait at least two seconds before restarting a GR4000 or GS4000 once it has been powered off While the acce...

Page 16: ...ing these components Model Type Approximate Weight in kg lbs AC Power Supply for GR4000 80E1 GR4000 160E1 GS4000 80E1 and GS4000 160E1 5 11 AC Power Supply for GR4000 320E AC and GS4000 320E AC 10 22 DC Power Supply for GR4000 80E2 GS4000 80E2 4 9 DC Power Supply for GR4000 160E2 GR4000 320E DC GS4000 160E2 and GS4000 320E DC 7 15 5 Basic Control Unit BCU 4 9 Packet Routing Unit PRU for GR4000 or ...

Page 17: ...the temperature inside the device will start to rise and could affect other components When carrying or packing the device and its optional modules wear a wrist strap to prevent static electricity Without a wrist strap the device might be damaged by static electricity When installing a Packet Routing Unit PRU for the GR4000 or Packet Switching Unit PSU for the GS4000 into the chassis open its leve...

Page 18: ...neutral liquid Do not use volatile organic solutions such as benzene or paint thinner chemicals chemically treated cloths or pesticides since these substances may deform discolor or damage the device Unplug the power cable from the outlet when the device is not used for long periods If you are using the DC power supply switch off the circuit breaker at the power facility Always dispose of exhauste...

Page 19: ...verview of each component of the GS4000 models 1 1 Chassis 1 2 Fan Unit 1 3 Power Supply 1 4 Basic Control Module BCU 1 5 Packet Switching Module PSU 1 6 Network Interface Module NIF 1 7 Compact Flash Memory Card and Main Storage 1 8 GBIC SFP and XFP ...

Page 20: ...lot for a fan unit 1slot 1 Outer Appearance Figure 1 1 1 GS4000 80E1Front View Note The standard and high port density NIFs are installed into a packet switching unit PSU The high port density PSU integrated NIF is installed into the slot for the packet switching unit For details see the section 1 5 Packet Switching Module and 1 6 Network Interface Module Fan Unit Slot BCU Slot PSU Slot Front Pane...

Page 21: ...itions The number of power supply modules required for GS4000 switch devices is determined by whether or not a high port density PSU integrated NIF will be installed in the device High port density PSU integrated NIF are NOT installed in the GS4000 The GS4000 power supply redundancy is of the type 1 1 when high port density PSU integrated NIF are NOT installed in the device This means that the GS4...

Page 22: ...pe 2 1 Redundant NOTE If only one power supply module is installed high port density PSU integrated NIFs will not become active even after the GS4000 is powered on NOTE The type of power supply redundancy changes to 2 1 if a high port density PSU integrated NIF is activated after being mounted in a running GS4000 More than two power supply module should be installed in the GS4000 before any high p...

Page 23: ... BCU0 Green ON operation possible Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF BCU powered off BCU exchangeable PSU0 NIF1 0 Shows the action status of PSU0 NOTE1 PSU1 NIF3 2 Green Yellow Red Shows the action status of PSU1 NOTE1 Green ON operation possible NOTE2 Green blinking in preparation for startup Yellow ON locked out Red ON failure detected OFF ...

Page 24: ...cessories GS4000 80E1 Rack Mounting Brackets There are two types One R ight bracket and one L eft bracket These secure the chassis GR4000 80E1 to a 19 inch cabinet rack Screws M4 6 6 pieces These are used to attach the rack mounting brackets to the body of a device Figure 1 1 5 GS4000 80E1 Accessories NOTE Do not install the optional components of GS4000 or GR4000 into the devices other than the G...

Page 25: ...lot 1 Outer Appearance Figure 1 1 6 GS4000 80E2 Front View NOTE The standard and high port density NIFs are installed into a packet switching unit PSU The high port density PSU integrated NIF is installed into the slot for the packet switching unit For details see the section 1 5 Packet Switching Module and 1 6 Network Interface Module Fan Unit Slot BCU Slot PSU Slot Rack Mounting Bracket R Rack M...

Page 26: ...ted with 1 in the figure above 3 Power supply modules quantity and installation positions The GS4000 power supply redundancy is of the type 1 1 The GS4000 uses one power supply module as the active module and one power supply module as the standby module For detailed information about installation positions of power supply modules see the table below Table 1 1 4 Installation positions of power sup...

Page 27: ... of BCU0 Green ON operation possible Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF BCU powered off BCU exchangeable PSU0 NIF1 0 Shows the action status of PSU0 NOTE1 PSU1 NIF3 2 Green Yellow Red Shows the action status of PSU1 NOTE1 Green ON operation possible NOTE2 Green blinking in preparation for startup Yellow ON locked out Red ON failure detected O...

Page 28: ...S4000 GS3000 Software manual Configuration Commands CLI CLI Type 1 Hierarchical Input Format Vol 2 5 Accessories No accessories provided NOTE The rack mounting brackets of GS4000 80E2 are attached to its body beforehand at the time of shipment NOTE Do not install the optional components of GR4000 or GS4000 into the devices other than the GR4000 or GS4000 Doing such a thing causes a fire or an elec...

Page 29: ...an unit 2 slot 1 Outer Appearance Figure 1 1 10 GS4000 160E1 Front View NOTE The standard and high port density NIFs are installed into a packet switching unit PSU The high port density PSU integrated NIF is installed into the slot for the packet switching unit For details see the section 1 5 Packet Switching Module and 1 6 Network Interface Module BCU Slot PSU Slot PSU Slot Fan Unit Slot Power Su...

Page 30: ...E1 Rear View 2 Slot Numbers Shown below are the numbers of the slots for each component unit of GS4000 160E1 Figure 1 1 12 GS4000 160E1 Slot Numbers P O W 0 P O W 1 P O W 2 P O W 3 Front View PSU0 PSU2 PSU3 PSU1 BCU0 BCU1 NIF0 1 NIF2 1 NIF4 1 NIF6 1 NIF7 NIF5 NIF3 NIF1 F A N 1 F A N 0 ...

Page 31: ...ition active standby power supply redundancy power supply POW0 POW1 POW2 POW3 NOT redundant Redundant NOTE 1 Type 2 2 Redundant NOTE 1 This feature is supported in software OS SW Ver 09 01 and later NOTE If only one power supply module is installed GS4000 will not become active even after the GS4000 is powered on High port density PSU integrated NIF are installed in the GS4000 The GS4000 power sup...

Page 32: ...inue running in 3 1 redundancy mode However if the GS4000 is rebooted before a high port density PSU integrated NIF is re installed into it the power supply redundancy mode will be switched to 2 2 4 LEDs Light Emitting Diode and Switches The LED of a chassis indicates the action status of a fan unit BCU PSU and high port density PSU integrated NIF The LED is attached to the fan unit and the status...

Page 33: ...GS4000 Installation Guide Revision 4 00 520 10 026 30X 1 15 Figure 1 1 13 GS4000 160E1 Front Panel Front Panel LEDs LEDs ...

Page 34: ...n blinking in preparation for startup Yellow ON locked out Red ON failure detected OFF PSU powered off PSU exchangeable NOTE3 NOTE 1 When a high port density PSU integrated NIF is installed its action status is shown here NOTE 2 When a high port density PSU integrated NIF is installed and even though the LED status is Green blinking the NIF will not be active in the following cases During a time s...

Page 35: ...hassis GS4000 160E1 to a 19 inch cabinet rack Screws M4 6 8 pieces These are used to attach the rack mounting brackets to the body of a device Figure 1 1 14 GS4000 160E1 Accessories NOTE Do not install the optional components of GS4000 or GR4000 into the devices other than the GR4000 or GS4000 Doing such a thing causes a fire or an electric shock Rack mount bracket R Rack mount bracket L ...

Page 36: ... 1 Outer Appearance Figure 1 1 15 GS4000 160E2 Front View NOTE The standard and high port density NIFs are installed into a packet switching unit PSU The high port density PSU integrated NIF is installed into the slot for the packet switching unit For details see the section 1 5 Packet Switching Module and 1 6 Network Interface Module PSU Slot Fan Unit Slot BCU Slot PSU Slot Rack Mounting Bracket ...

Page 37: ...00 160E2 Figure 1 1 17 GS4000 160E2 Slot Numbers NOTE For the high port density NIF and the high port density PSU integrated NIF the NIF number given to them by the system when they are installed are those indicated with 1 in the figure above Power Supply Slot PSU0 PSU2 PSU3 Front View Back View PSU1 BCU0 BCU1 NIF0 1 NIF2 1 NIF4 1 NIF6 1 NIF7 NIF5 NIF3 NIF1 POW1 POW0 F A N 1 F A N 0 ...

Page 38: ...modules active standby power supply redundancy power supply POW0 POW1 NOT redundant Type 1 1 Redundant 4 LEDs Light Emitting Diode and Switches The LED of a chassis indicates the action status of a fan unit BCU PSU and high port density PSU integrated NIF The LED is attached to the fan unit and the status indicated by the LED differs depending on the type of a device or the position where the fan ...

Page 39: ...GS4000 Installation Guide Revision 4 00 520 10 026 30X 1 21 Figure 1 1 18 GS4000 160E2 Front Panel Front Panel LEDs LEDs ...

Page 40: ...y PSU integrated NIF is installed its action status is shown here NOTE 2 When a high port density PSU integrated NIF is installed and even though the LED status is Green blinking the NIF will not be active in the following cases During a time span of approximately 10 seconds after the LED status becomes Green ON after GS4000 is powered on The close nif command is entered from an operation terminal...

Page 41: ... standard and high port density NIFs are installed into a packet switching unit PSU The high port density PSU integrated NIF is installed into the slot for the packet switching unit For details see the section 1 5 Packet Switching Module and 1 6 Network Interface Module NOTE A blank panel is attached to the area shown with 1 You cannot install optional components into this area PSU Slot Fan Unit S...

Page 42: ...s of the slots for each component unit of GS4000 320E AC Figure 1 1 21 GS4000 320E AC Slot Numbers Power Supply Slots PSU0 PSU2 PSU3 PSU1 BCU BCU NIF4 1 NIF6 1 NIF8 1 NIF10 1 NIF11 NIF9 NIF7 NIF5 POW 0 1 POW 1 0 F A N 2 F A N 0 NIF0 1 NIF2 1 NIF3 NIF1 NIF12 1 NIF14 1 NIF15 NIF13 POW 0 0 POW 1 1 PSU4 PSU5 PSU6 PSU7 F A N 1 F A N 3 Front Back ...

Page 43: ...ower supply modules active standby active standby power supply redundancy power supply POW0 0 POW1 0 POW0 1 POW1 1 NOT redundant Type 2 2 Redundant NOTE If only one power supply module is installed GS4000 will not become active even after the GS4000 is powered on 4 LEDs Light Emitting Diode and Switches The LED of a chassis indicates the action status of a fan unit BCU PSU and high port density PS...

Page 44: ...GS4000 Installation Guide Revision 4 00 520 10 026 30X 1 26 Figure 1 1 22 GS4000 320E AC Front Panel Front Panel LEDs LEDs ...

Page 45: ...preparation for startup Yellow ON locked out Red ON failure detected OFF PSU powered off PSU exchangeable NOTE3 NOTE 1 When a high port density PSU integrated NIF is installed its action status is shown here NOTE 2 When a high port density PSU integrated NIF is installed and even though the LED status is Green blinking the NIF will not be active in the following cases During a time span of approxi...

Page 46: ...ew NOTE The standard and high port density NIFs are installed into a packet switching unit PSU The high port density PSU integrated NIF is installed into the slot for the packet switching unit For details see the section 1 5 Packet Switching Module and 1 6 Network Interface Module NOTE A blank panel is attached to the area shown with 1 You cannot install optional components into this area PSU Slot...

Page 47: ... of the slots for each component unit of GS4000 320E DC Figure 1 1 25 GS4000 320E DC Slot Numbers Power Supply Slots PSU0 PSU2 PSU3 Front Back PSU1 BCU0 BCU1 NIF4 1 NIF6 1 NIF8 1 NIF10 1 NIF11 NIF9 NIF7 NIF5 POW 0 1 POW 1 0 F A N 2 F A N 0 NIF0 1 NIF2 1 NIF3 NIF1 NIF12 1 NIF14 1 NIF15 NIF13 POW 0 0 POW 1 1 PSU4 PSU5 PSU6 PSU7 F A N 1 F A N 3 ...

Page 48: ...supply modules active standby active standby power supply redundancy power supply POW0 0 POW1 0 POW0 1 POW1 1 NOT redundant Type 2 2 Redundant NOTE If only one power supply module is installed GS4000 will not become active even after the GS4000 is powered on 4 LEDs Light Emitting Diode and Switches The LED of a chassis indicates the action status of a fan unit BCU PSU and high port density PSU int...

Page 49: ...GS4000 Installation Guide Revision 4 00 520 10 026 30X 1 31 Figure 1 1 26 GS4000 320E DC Front Panel Front Panel LEDs LEDs ...

Page 50: ...n preparation for startup Yellow ON locked out Red ON failure detected OFF PSU powered off PSU exchangeable NOTE3 NOTE 1 When a high port density PSU integrated NIF is installed its action status is shown here NOTE 2 When a high port density PSU integrated NIF is installed and even though the LED status is Green blinking the NIF will not be active in the following cases During a time span of appro...

Page 51: ...EDs The LEDs shown in Figure 1 2 1 above is for the body of a device and the action status it indicates differs depending on the type of a device or the position where the fan unit is installed As for the status indicated by the each LED refer to the section 1 1 Chassis NOTE Do not install optional components from a GS4000 or GR4000 into devices other than another GS4000 or GR4000 Doing this cause...

Page 52: ... AC100 200V power supply for GS4000 80E1 and GS4000 160E1 the action status is indicated by the combination of the two LEDs as shown in Table 1 3 1 Table 1 3 1 LED Indicators on the POW HMACE Front Panel Name POWER LED Green ALARM LED Red Action Status Power ON Power OFF Output voltage is normal Power OFF Power ON Output voltage is abnormal Power OFF Power OFF Power is OFF or the output voltage is...

Page 53: ...RT SMALL PINS OR PAPER CLIPS INTO THE TERMINAL 2 LEDs In the AC200V power supply for GS4000 320E AC the action status is indicated by the combination of the two LEDs as shown in Table 1 3 3 Table 1 3 2 LED Indicators on the POW MSACE Front Panel Name POWER LED Green ALARM LED Red Action Status Power ON Power OFF Output voltage is normal Power OFF Power ON Output voltage is abnormal Power OFF Power...

Page 54: ...60V power supply for GS4000 80E2 the action status is indicated by the combination of the two LEDs as shown in Table 1 3 3 Table 1 3 3 LED Indications on the POW HSDCE Front Panel Name POWER LED Green ALARM LED Red Action Status Power ON Power OFF Output voltage is normal Power OFF Power ON Output voltage is abnormal Power OFF Power OFF Power is OFF or the output voltage is abnormal Note Note Ther...

Page 55: ... power supply for GS4000 160E2 and GS4000 320E2 the action status is indicated by the combination of the two LEDs as shown in Table 1 3 4 Table 1 3 4 LED Indicators on the POW MSDCE Front Panel Name POWER LED Green ALARM LED Red Action Status Power ON Power OFF Output voltage is normal Power OFF Power ON Output voltage is abnormal Power OFF Power OFF Power is OFF or the output voltage is abnormal ...

Page 56: ...pearance of the Basic Control Unit BCU Figure 1 4 1 Outer Appearance of BCU NOTE Do not install optional components from a GS4000 or GR4000 into devices other than another GS4000 or GR4000 Doing this causes a fire or an electric shock Mounting Screw Lever Memory Card Slot CONSOLE 10BASE T 100BASE TX Port AUX Port CONSOLE Port ...

Page 57: ... lock POWER LED Green Shows the condition of power input ON Power output in BCU is normal OFF Power output in BCU is abnormal or BCU is powered off READY LED Green Shows the action status of a device ON Operation is possible OFF A failure was found in BCU or BCU is being initialized ERROR LED Yellow Shows a partial error in a device ON A partial error was found in a device ALARM LED Red Shows the ...

Page 58: ...ON Packets are being forwarded received Note 3 Note 1 When the lamp test switch is pushed all the LEDs except those on the locked out boards are lit Note 2 The switches are embedded into the BCU front panel Use tools such as a fine edge driver when pressing them Note 3 If you are using a wrong type of a twisted pair cable there is a chance that the LED will be lit If so change the twisted pair cab...

Page 59: ... action status related to the system switching ON System switching is restrained including the case in which a single BCU is used OFF Normal condition System switching occurs ACTIVE LED Green Shows the action status related to the redundant system of BCU ON BCU is operated using the active system OFF BCU is operated using the standby system POWER LED Green Shows the condition of power input ON Pow...

Page 60: ...action status of CONSOLE 10BASE T 100BASE TX Green ON Packets are being forwarded received Note 5 Note 1 When the lamp test switch is pushed all the LEDs except those on the locked out boards are lit Note 2 The switches are embedded into the BCU front panel Use tools such as a fine edge driver when pressing them Note 3 Switching of a system is done only when the BCU ALTERNATE switch of the active ...

Page 61: ...ws the action status related to the system switching ON System switching is restrained including the case in which a single BCU is used OFF Normal condition System switching occurs ACTIVE LED Green Shows the action status related to the redundant system of BCU ON BCU is operated using the active system OFF BCU is operated using the standby system POWER LED Green Shows the condition of power input ...

Page 62: ...action status of CONSOLE 10BASE T 100BASE TX Green ON Packets are being forwarded received Note 5 Note 1 When the lamp test switch is pushed all the LEDs except those on the locked out boards are lit Note 2 The switches are embedded into the BCU front panel Use tools such as a fine edge driver when pressing them Note 3 Switching of a system is done only when the BCU ALTERNATE switch of the active ...

Page 63: ...F and high port density NIF are the only network interface boards which are mounted into the packet switching module NOTE Each PSU functions differently according to its model type Regarding the functions of each PSU see the manual GS4000 GS3000 Software manual Applications Guide Vol 1 NOTE Do not install the optional components of GS4000 or GR4000 into the devices other than the GS4000 or GR4000 ...

Page 64: ...the device See the section 1 1 Chassis for the front panel of the device 1 5 2 PSU 12 The PSU 12 has two NIF slots NOTE There are two types of network interface boards which need to be mounted into the packet switching module the standard NIF and the high port density NIF The standard NIF requires one slot and the high port density NIF requires two slots 1 Front View Figure 1 5 3 Front view of PSU...

Page 65: ...he device See the section 1 1 Chassis for the front panel of the device 1 5 4 PSU 22 The PSU 22 has two NIF slots NOTE There are two types of network interface boards which need to be mounted into the packet switching module the standard NIF and the high port density NIF The standard NIF requires one slot and the high port density NIF requires two slots 1 Front View Figure 1 5 5 Front view of PSU ...

Page 66: ...le the standard NIF and the high port density NIF The standard NIF requires one slot and the high port density NIF requires two slots 1 Front View Figure 1 5 6 Front view of PSU 33 2 LEDs The action status of a packet switching module is indicated by the LED on the front panel of the device See the section 1 1 Chassis for the front panel of the device Slots for a Network Interface NIF Label Indica...

Page 67: ...ogether with it Regarding the usable combination of NIF and PSU types see the following table Table 1 6 1 Compatibility between a Network Interfaces and PSUs NIF Type Name PSU NE1000 12T NE1G 12TA NE1G 6G NE1G 6GA NE1G 12S NE1G 12SA NE1GSHP 4S NE1GSHP 8S NE10G 1ER NE10G 1LR NE10G 1EW NE10G 1LW NE10G 1RX PSU 1 PSU 12 PSU 2 PSU 22 PSU 33 NP192 1S NP192 1S4 Standard NIF NP48 4S PSU 12 PSU 22 PSU 33 N...

Page 68: ...6 1 Example of a Standard Network Interface Module NOTE The specification of an interface port or the LED differs depending on the type of a network interface module See the section 1 6 1 and sections following it regarding the information related to a network interface module The Figure 1 6 1 shows the sample of NE1G 6G Mounting Screw Lever Interface Port ...

Page 69: ... Yellow Red Shows the action status of NIF Green ON operation possible Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF NIF powered off NIF exchangeable G LINK 0 11 Y LINE ERR 0 11 Green Yellow Shows the action status of an interface line Green ON link established Green blinking link established or frames being sent received Yellow ON failure detected OFF ...

Page 70: ...ellow Red Shows the action status of NIF Green ON operation possible Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF NIF powered off NIF exchangeable G LINK 0 11 Y LINE ERR 0 11 Green Yellow Shows the action status of an interface line Green ON link established Green blinking link established or frames being sent received Yellow ON failure detected OFF Wh...

Page 71: ...anel Name Color Role Action Status STATUS Green Yellow Red Shows the action status of NIF Green ON operation possible Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF NIF powered off NIF exchangeable G LINK 0 5 Y LINE ERR 0 5 Green Yellow Shows the action status of an interface line Green ON link established Green blinking link established or frames being ...

Page 72: ...Panel Name Color Role Action Status STATUS Green Yellow Red Shows the action status of NIF Green ON operation possible Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF NIF powered off NIF exchangeable G LINK 0 5 Y LINE ERR 0 5 Green Yellow Shows the action status of an interface line Green ON link established Green blinking link established or frames being...

Page 73: ...Name Color Role Action Status STATUS Green Yellow Red Shows the action status of NIF Green ON operation possible Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF NIF powered off NIF exchangeable G LINK 0 11 Y LINE ERR 0 11 Green Yellow Shows the action status of an interface line Green ON link established Green blinking link established or frames being sen...

Page 74: ...el Name Color Role Action Status STATUS Green Yellow Red Shows the action status of NIF Green ON operation possible Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF NIF powered off NIF exchangeable G LINK 0 11 Y LINE ERR 0 11 Green Yellow Shows the action status of an interface line Green ON link established Green blinking link established or frames being ...

Page 75: ...n the NE1GSHP 4S Front Panel Name Color Role Action Status STATUS Green Yellow Red Shows the action status of NIF Green ON operation possible Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF NIF powered off NIF exchangeable G LINK 0 3 Y LINE ERR 0 3 Green Yellow Shows the action status of an interface line Green ON link established Green blinking link esta...

Page 76: ...n the NE1GSHP 8S Front Panel Name Color Role Action Status STATUS Green Yellow Red Shows the action status of NIF Green ON operation possible Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF NIF powered off NIF exchangeable G LINK 0 7 Y LINE ERR 0 7 Green Yellow Shows the action status of an interface line Green ON link established Green blinking link esta...

Page 77: ...IF Green ON operation possible Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF NIF powered off NIF exchangeable LINK Green Green ON link established ACT Green Green ON line operation possible line is open LINE ERR Yellow Yellow ON failure detected R Green Green ON frames being received T Green Green ON frames being sent SIG DT Green Shows the action statu...

Page 78: ...IF Green ON operation possible Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF NIF powered off NIF exchangeable LINK Green Green ON link established ACT Green Green ON line operation possible line is open LINE ERR Yellow Yellow ON failure detected R Green Green ON frames being received T Green Green ON frames being sent SIG DT Green Shows the action statu...

Page 79: ...le Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF NIF powered off NIF exchangeable LINK Green Green ON link established Green ON line operation possible line is open ACT Green Yellow Yellow blinking network loopback test being done LINE ERR Yellow Yellow ON failure detected R Green Green ON frames being received T Green Green ON frames being sent SIG DT ...

Page 80: ...ible Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF NIF powered off NIF exchangeable LINK Green Green ON link established Green ON line operation possible line is open ACT Green Yellow Yellow blinking network loopback being tested LINE ERR Yellow Yellow ON failure detected R Green Green ON frames being received T Green Green ON frames being sent SIG DT G...

Page 81: ...ATUS Green Yellow Red Shows the action status of NIF Green ON operation possible Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF NIF powered off NIF exchangeable LINK Green Green ON link established ACT Green Green ON line operation possible line is open LINE ERR Yellow Yellow ON failure detected R Green Green ON frames being received T Green Green ON fra...

Page 82: ...status of NIF Green ON operation possible Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF NIF powered off NIF exchangeable LINK Green Yellow Green ON line operation possible line is open Yellow ON failure detected Yellow blinking network loopback being tested OFF Locked out R Green Green ON frames being received T Green Shows the action status of an inter...

Page 83: ...n status of NIF Green ON operation possible Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF NIF powered off NIF exchangeable LINK Green Yellow Green ON line operation possible line is open Yellow ON failure detected Yellow blinking network loopback being tested OFF Locked out R Green Green ON frames being received T Green Shows the action status of an int...

Page 84: ...tus STATUS Green Yellow Red Shows the action status of NIF Green ON operation possible Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF NIF powered off NIF exchangeable LINK 0 3 Green Yellow Green ON line operation possible line is open Yellow ON failure detected Yellow blinking network loopback being tested OFF Locked out R 0 3 Green Green ON frames being...

Page 85: ... 520 10 026 30X 1 67 1 6 2 High Port Density NIF Below is the outer appearance of a high port density network interface module Figure 1 6 18 Outer Appearance of a High Port Density Network Interface Module Mounting screw Lever Interface port ...

Page 86: ...us of NIF Green ON operation possible Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF NIF powered off NIF exchangeable 0 47 Green Yellow Shows the action status of an interface line Green ON link established Green blinking link established or frames being sent received Yellow ON failure detected OFF When STATUS LED is green ON link failure locked out U S2...

Page 87: ...status of NIF Green ON operation possible Yellow ON locked out Green blinking in preparation for startup Red ON failure detected OFF NIF powered off NIF exchangeable 0 47 Green Yellow Shows the action status of an interface line Green ON link established Green blinking link established or frames being sent received Yellow ON failure detected OFF When STATUS LED is green ON link failure locked out ...

Page 88: ...ule Figure 1 6 21 Outer Appearance of a High Port Density PSU Integrates NIF Module NOTE The specification of an interface port or the LED differs depending on the type of a network interface module See the section 1 6 3 and sections following it regarding the information related to a network interface module The Figure 1 6 21 shows the sample of S12 1G48T Mounting screw Lever Interface port ...

Page 89: ...ame Color Role Action Status 0 47 Green Yellow Shows the action status of an interface line Green ON link established Green blinking link established or frames being sent received Yellow ON failure detected OFF When STATUS LED is green ON link failure locked out NOTE The LED on the front panel of the device indicates the action status of an interface line For information about the LED of the actio...

Page 90: ...Panel of S12 1G48S LEDs Table 1 6 21 LED Indications on the S12 1G48S Front Panel Name Color Role Action Status 0 47 Green Yellow Shows the action status of an interface line Green ON link established Green blinking link established or frames being sent received Yellow ON failure detected OFF When STATUS LED is green ON link failure locked out NOTE The LED on the front panel of the device indicate...

Page 91: ...n ON link established ACT Green Green ON line operation possible line is open LINE ERR Yellow Yellow ON failure detected R Green Green ON frames being received T Green Green ON frames being sent SIG DT Green Shows the action status of an interface line Green ON Signal Detect operation detected NOTE The LED on the front panel of the device indicates the action status of an interface line The action...

Page 92: ...ash memory card 256MB Figure 1 7 1 MC256 Memory Card NOTE Use the compact flash memory card packed along with a chassis We cannot guarantee correct operation if you use the one other than this 1 7 2 Main Storage MS256 The Dual In line Memory Module DIMM 256MB is used as a main storage The GS4000 requires the one to four DIMMs installed into a BCU Figure 1 7 2 Appearance of DIMM NOTE Use the DIMM p...

Page 93: ...0G 1RX S22 10G4RX XFP LR 1 8 1 GBIC Modules In terms of its appearance there are three types of Gigabit Interface Converters Types A B and C Each GBIC module has the label to show its product name GBIC SX GBIC LX or GBIC LH Caution Do not look at the inside of GBIC directly to prevent you from being affected by laser beam NOTE Use the GBIC of the standard version HITACHI recommends Performance can...

Page 94: ... 026 30X 1 76 2 GBIC LX Figure 1 8 2 Appearance of GBIC LX 3 GBIC LH Figure 1 8 3 Appearance of GBIC LH Module Type A Product name on the label GBIC LX Color of the label blue Module Type C Product name on the label GBIC LH Color of the label green ...

Page 95: ...ptical modules listed below SFP SX SFP LX SFP SXA SFP LXA SFP P48SR SFP P48LR When a network interface board requires optical modules SFP SX SFP LX SFP SXA and SFP LXA operation cannot be guaranteed if other modules are used When a network interface board requires optical modules SFP P48SR and SFP P48LR the device will not operate correctly if other modules are used NOTE When the SFP is attached t...

Page 96: ... If you use modules other than those mentioned above levers in the modules interfere with each other making it difficult to attach detach modules Module Type A Module Type B Black Black Constructed from metal Constructed from metal Product name on the label SFP SX Color of the Label white Product name on the label SFP SX Color of the Label white Module Type B Black Constructed from metal Product n...

Page 97: ...do not use optical modules other than SFP SXA SFP LXA If you use modules other than those mentioned above levers in the modules interfere with each other making it difficult to attach detach modules Module Type B Blue Constructed from metal Product name on the label SFP LX Color of the Label blue Module Type A Blue Constructed from metal Product name on the label SFP LX Color of the Label white ...

Page 98: ... P48SR Figure 1 8 8 Appearance of SFP P48SR 6 SFP P48LR Figure 1 8 9 Appearance of SFP P48LR Module Type C Red Plastic Product name on the label SFP P48LR Color of the Label white Module Type C Gray Plastic Product name on the label SFP P48SR Color of the Label white ...

Page 99: ...ctly to prevent you from being affected by laser beam NOTE Use the XFP of the standard version Hitachi recommends Performance cannot be guaranteed if you use the products other than the standardized ones XFP LR Figure 1 8 10 Appearance of XFP LR NOTE There are two types of modules Type A and Type B for XFP SX However there is no functional difference between these two types Module Type A Module Ty...

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Page 101: ...he notes and cautions written in this chapter before you start installation of the GS4000 2 1 Flow of the Preparations 2 2 Setting Conditions for the GS4000 Models 2 3 Considerations regarding the carriage of GS4000 Models 2 4 Power Supply Equipment 2 5 Considerations for Electrical Noise 2 6 Leakage Current 2 7 Environmental Conditions 2 8 Installation Space 2 9 Maintenance Area 2 10 Cooling Cons...

Page 102: ...echnical assistance at additional charge For details contact Hitachi in your region For the customer who prefers to install his own GS4000 Figure 2 1 1 below shows the flow of GS4000 installation Plan ahead so that the work for installing power supply LAN cables and other communication equipment can be finished in time for the installation of the GS4000 Figure 2 1 1 Flow for the Preparations for I...

Page 103: ... 674 x 289 440 x 674 x 574 Weight kg max 45 80 130 40 70 120 Input voltage Single phase 100 VAC 100 120V 200 VAC 200 240V Single phase 200 VAC 200 240V 48 VDC 40 5 57V 60 VDC 50 75V Frequency 50 60 1Hz N A Input power required KVA 1 2 2 4 4 0 1 0 2 0 3 8 Heat generated KW max 1 1 2 2 3 8 1 0 2 0 3 8 Noise Note 1 55 db or less 60 dB or less 65 dB or less 55 dB or less 60 dB or less 65 dB or less Vi...

Page 104: ...t and left sides of GS4000 80E1 as shown in the figure below Figure 2 3 1 Handles Attached to GS4000 80E1 WARNING TO AVOID AN INJURY GS4000 80E1 MUST BE CARRIED BY NO LESS THAN 3 PEOPLE WARNING WHEN MOVING THE DEVICE DO NOT HOLD THE HANDLE OF A POWER SUPPLY THESE HANDLES ARE NOT INTENDED FOR THIS PURPOSE AND COULD BREAK OFF CAUSING THE POWER SUPPLY AND THE DEVICE TO FALL WHICH COULD CAUSE INJURY T...

Page 105: ...as shown in the figure below Figure 2 3 2 Handles Attached to GS4000 80E2 WARNING TO AVOID INJURY GS4000 80E2 MUST BE CARRIED BY NO LESS THAN 3 PEOPLE WARNING WHEN MOVING THE DEVICE DO NOT HOLD THE HANDLE OF A POWER SUPPLY THESE HANDLES ARE NOT INTENDED FOR THIS PURPOSE AND COULD BREAK OFF CAUSING THE POWER SUPPLY AND THE DEVICE TO FALL WHICH COULD CAUSE INJURY TO YOU THE DEVICE ITSELF COULD ALSO ...

Page 106: ...NING TO AVOID AN INJURY GS4000 160E1 SHOULD BE MOVED OR INSTALLED BY THE WELL TRAINED PEOPLE OR PROFESSIONAL QUALIFIED CARRIERS ALLOWING UNQUALIFIED PERSONNEL TO MOVE THESE DEVICES COULD CAUSE DAMAGES TO THE DEVICES THEMSELVES AND A PERSON HANDLING IT ALSO USE THE HANDLING TOOLS WHEN INSTALLING OR MOVING THE DEVICE TO AVOID AN INJURY WARNING WHEN MOVING THE DEVICE DO NOT HOLD THE HANDLE OF A POWER...

Page 107: ... AVOID AN INJURY GS4000 160E2 SHOULD BE MOVED OR INSTALLED BY THE WELL TRAINED PEOPLE OR PROFESSIONAL QUALIFIED CARRIERS ALLOWING UNQUALIFIED PERSONNEL TO MOVE THESE DEVICES COULD CAUSE DAMAGES TO THE DEVICES THEMSELVES AND A PERSON HANDLING IT ALSO USE THE HANDLING TOOLS WHEN INSTALLING OR MOVING THE DEVICE TO AVOID AN INJURY WARNING WHEN MOVING THE DEVICE DO NOT HOLD THE HANDLE OF A POWER SUPPLY...

Page 108: ...Handles Attached to GS4000 320E AC WARNING TO AVOID AN INJURY GS4000 320E AC SHOULD BE MOVED OR INSTALLED BY THE WELL TRAINED PEOPLE OR PROFESSIONAL QUALIFIED CARRIERS ALLOWING UNQUALIFIED PERSONNEL TO MOVE THESE DEVICES COULD CAUSE DAMAGES TO THE DEVICES THEMSELVES AND A PERSON HANDLING IT ALSO USE THE HANDLING TOOLS WHEN INSTALLING OR MOVING THE DEVICE TO AVOID AN INJURY WARNING WHEN MOVING THE ...

Page 109: ...les Attached to GS4000 320E DC WARNING TO AVOID AN INJURY GS4000 320E DC SHOULD BE MOVED OR INSTALLED BY THE WELL TRAINED PEOPLE OR PROFESSIONAL QUALIFIED CARRIERS ALLOWING UNQUALIFIED PERSONNEL TO MOVE THESE DEVICES COULD CAUSE DAMAGES TO THE DEVICES THEMSELVES AND A PERSON HANDLING IT ALSO USE THE HANDLING TOOLS WHEN INSTALLING OR MOVING THE DEVICE TO AVOID AN INJURY WARNING WHEN MOVING THE DEVI...

Page 110: ...vice Side Cable Ratings Cable Length Wire Type Plug Power Facility GS4000 80E1 GS4000 160E1 GS4000 320E AC 1 IEC 320 C13 125V 15A Comply with the standard of each country 2 0 mm 2 3 or more Comply with the standard of each country O O 2 IEC 320 C13 250V 15A Comply with the standard of each country 2 0 mm2 3 or more Comply with the standard of each country O O 3 IEC 320 C19 250V 20A Comply with the...

Page 111: ...ndant NOTE2 3 1 3 1 Single 2 2 NOT installed Redundant NOTE1 4 1 4 1 Single 3 3 GS4000 160E1 15AT single phase AC100V for 15A circuit 15AT single phase AC200V for 15A circuit Installed Redundant NOTE2 4 1 4 1 Single 1 2 GS4000 320E AC 20AT single phase AC200V for 20A circuit Redundant NOTE1 2 4 Note 1 It is possible to have a dual power supply system by feeding a power supply module from two diffe...

Page 112: ...Check the specification of your circuit breaker before using it Also an inrush of electrical current See Table 2 4 4 occurs after the device is powered up Be prepared well so that the voltage of a power supply facility is not decreased due to the inrush of electrical current Table 2 4 4 Inrush Current Model Current Time GS4000 80E1 GS4000 160E1 50 A 100 ms GS4000 320E AC 100 A 100 ms Caution Once ...

Page 113: ... 48VDC 21A or 60VDC 17A UL product For its shape see Figure 2 4 2 Recommended terminal Given below is its model number FVD8 5 product of JST Mfg Co Ltd 2 POW MSDCE DC160001 U M6 terminal rated 48VDC 42A or 60VD C 34A UL product For its shape see Figure 2 4 2 Recommended terminal Given below is its model number FVD14 6 product of JST Mfg Co Ltd Consider the distance from a cable clamper to a termin...

Page 114: ...C POWER CABLES CAN CAUSE A FIRE OR AN ELECTRIC SHOCK NOTE Installation connection of cables done by professionals is recommended 71 35 0V Terminal M6 Screw 115 30 Cable Clamp Ground Terminal M6 Screw 48V 60V Terminal M6 Screw Terminal Board Unit mm 8 8 30 0V Terminal M5 61 90 115 Cable Clamp Ground Terminal M5 Screw 48V 60V Terminal M5 Terminal Board 30 Unit mm Terminal Board of the DC Power Suppl...

Page 115: ...t is possible to have a dual power supply system by feeding a power supply module from two different power sources NOTE In order to ease your operation with GS4000 set a distribution panel in the same neighbor room where GS4000 is installed 3 Considerations When Powering a Distribution Panel The current capacity of a distribution panel must be greater than that of the operating current fed to the ...

Page 116: ...ice during a reduced voltage condition brownout Similarly do not allow the voltage of a power facility under your control to decrease A brownout condition also affects the other equipment besides the GS4000 if connected to the same power facility NOTE The values related to inrush current you see in the table above are for the cases of using single power supply ...

Page 117: ... a circuit used for an air conditioner or heater 2 Regarding the earth D type for the maintenance of the GS4000 drop it to the earth plate directly Use the one especially provided for the GS4000 as possible 3 Keep in mind that you should put a noise prevention circuit into the device generating the electric noise 4 The cables to be connected to the GS4000 models are classified into the two types p...

Page 118: ...ectric noise Because of this filter a small amount of AC current will flow to ground If you are required to install a ground fault device in the circuit supplying power to the GS4000 be aware that the following amount of current per unit will flow to ground 1 Case of using GS4000 80E1 and GS4000 160E1 a maximum current of 3 5 mA 2 Case of using GS4000 320E AC a maximum current of 6 mA ...

Page 119: ...ffice environment we recommend the floor materials have the following qualities 1 Fireproof 2 Dust inhibiting 4 Direct Sunlight Keep the device away from direct sunlight since it can cause it to overheat 5 Water Keep the unit away from areas where it could accidentally be splashed with water such as when cleaning a floor 6 Electromagnetic Interference Using high frequency or electrically noisy mac...

Page 120: ...ons If the unit is to be installed where there is a chance of earthquakes ensure that the device as well as any other cabinet or rack into which it is placed is securely anchored Failure to consider the effects of a strong earthquake can result in damage to the unit and physical injury to anyone nearby NOTE The actual vibration inflicted upon a device during an earthquake can be intensified by the...

Page 121: ...on in a 19 Inch Rack The GS4000 can be mounted in the racks complying with the standard indicated in Table 2 8 2 Table 2 8 2 Rack Specification Required for GS4000 Models Items Requirements Standard of racks Use either of the following racks 19 inch cabinet rack complying with EIA standard Cooling conditions Use a rack which allows you to secure at least 70mm of space between the pillars side pane...

Page 122: ...1 Accessories Used To Install a Device into a Rack Caution The rack mounting brackets provided with a device are not intended for sustaining the weight of a device but for mounting a device into a rack therefore make sure that you use the guide rails together with these rack mounting brackets when mounting a device You should use the guide rails provided with a rack as its accessories Rubber foot ...

Page 123: ... Installation Figure 2 9 1 Maintenance Area Required for Desk or Table Installation 2 Maintenance Area Required for Rack Installation Figure 2 9 2 Maintenance Area Required for Rack Installation Front Rack 1000 1000 Device Unit mm 200 Front Device 1000 200 200 440 490 GS4000 80E1 GS4000 160E1 GS4000 80E2 GS4000 160E2 GS4000 320E AC GS4000 320E DC 1000 Front 1000 200 200 Unit mm 440 674 Device ...

Page 124: ...Air Flow The following figures in this section show the air flow of the GS4000 models 1 GS4000 80E1 Air Flow Figure 2 10 1 GS4000 80E1 Air Flow 2 GS4000 80E2 Air Flow Figure 2 10 2 GS4000 80E2 Air Flow 3 GS4000 160E1 Air Flow Figure 2 10 3 GS4000 160E1 Air Flow In Out In Out In Out In In Out Out ...

Page 125: ... THE INSIDE OF THE DEVICE WILL OVERHEAT AND COULD CAUSE A FIRE RESERVE AT LEAST 70 MM OF SPACE FROM THE VENTILATION SLOTS OF EACH DEVICE TO ENSURE PROPER AIR FLOW THROUGH THE VENTILATION SLOTS NOTE If you locate other devices with fans near the GS4000 the air flow from those units may interfere with others In an extreme case this could cause the device to overheat and fail Therefore remember to ke...

Page 126: ...ember to keep adequate space between interfering units You may also install a partition between devices to prevent the air flow of one device from blocking the other If you install a partition locate it more than 70mm away from the device NOTE The temperature inside a rack must be within the range of the operating temperature of the device 0 40 deg C In case that the temperature inside a rack does...

Page 127: ... see the section 2 2 Setting Conditions for the GS4000 Models NOTE Below are some ideas to shut out a noise generated by the GS4000 Block out noise by installing a partition or a shelf between the device and people Avoid putting a device in an area people use frequently such as offices meeting rooms at desks etc Put a device in the corner of an office or install it in a rack Don t install the devi...

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Page 129: ...ERMI NALS This chapter explains about the interface cables used for the GS4000 models and the way of setting up terminals 3 1 Connection of Cables Terminals 3 2 Interface Cable Specification 3 3 The Setup Terminal and Cable Connections ...

Page 130: ...c fiber cable core diameter 10 μm 3 2 2 1000BASE SX 1000BASE LX multi mode optic fiber cable core diameter 62 5 μm NE1G 6G NE1G 6GA 3 2 6 1000BASE LX 1000BASE LH single mode optic fiber cable core diameter 10 μm SFP SX SFP SXA SFP LX SFP LXA SFP SX SFP SXA SFP LX SFP LXA GBIC SX GBIC LX GBIC SX GBIC LX GBIC LX GBIC LH 3 2 4 1000BASE SX 1000BASE LX multi mode optic fiber cable core diameter 50 μm 3...

Page 131: ...cables as spares and keep them available for use 3 3 2 3 RS 232C straight cable CONSOLE 10BASE T 100BASE TX Port 3 3 2 2 10BASE T 100BASE TX interface cable CAT 5 Setup terminal or operation terminal CONSOLE Port 3 3 2 1 RS 232C cross cable Operation terminal NE1000 12T NE1G 12TA NE1G 48T S12 1G48T 3 2 13 10BASE T 100BASE TX 1000BASE T interface cable CAT 5E AUX Port Modems etc Hitachi s Responsib...

Page 132: ...ng an optic fiber which core clad diameter is 50 125μm and bandwidth is 500 MHz km wave length 1300nm is 550m Figure 3 2 1 shows the rough sketch of the cable and Table 3 2 1 and Table 3 2 2 show the specifications of optic fiber interfaces Figure 3 2 1 Rough Sketch of 1000BASE SX 1000BASE LX Multi Mode Optical Fiber Cable Core Diameter 50 μm Table 3 2 1 Specification of 1000BASE SX Item Specifica...

Page 133: ...ng an optic fiber which core clad diameter is 62 5 125μm and bandwidth is 500MHz km wave length 1300nm is 550m Figure 3 2 2 shows the rough sketch of the cable and Table 3 2 3 and Table 3 2 4 show the specifications of optic fiber interfaces Figure 3 2 2 Rough Sketch of 1000BASE SX 1000BASE LX Multi Mode Optical Fiber Cable Core Diameter 62 5 μm Table 3 2 3 Specification of 1000BASE SX Item Specif...

Page 134: ...n using an optic fiber which core clad diameter is 10 125μm wave length 1300nm is 5Km Figure 3 2 3 shows the rough sketch of the cable and Table 3 2 5 shows the specification of an optic fiber interface Figure 3 2 3 Rough Sketch of 1000BASE LX Single Mode optical Fiber Cable Core Diameter 10 μm Table 3 2 5 Specification of 1000BASE LX Item Specification Emission peak wavelength 1 285 1 340 μm Opti...

Page 135: ...ptic fiber which core clad diameter is 50 125μm and bandwidth is 500MHz km wave length 1300nm is 550m Figure 3 2 4 shows the rough sketch of the cable and Table 3 2 6 and Table 3 2 7 show the specifications of optic fiber interfaces Figure 3 2 4 Rough Sketch of 1000BASE SX 1000BASE LX Multi Mode Optical Fiber Cable Core Diameter 50 μm Table 3 2 6 Specification of 1000BASE SX Item Specification Emi...

Page 136: ...ptic fiber which core clad diameter is 62 5 125μm and bandwidth is 500MHz km wave length 1300nm is 550m Figure 3 2 5 shows the rough sketch of the cable and Table 3 2 8 and Table 3 2 9 show the specifications of optic fiber interfaces Figure 3 2 5 Rough Sketch of 1000BASE SX 1000BASE LX Multi Mode Optical Fiber Cable Core Diameter 62 5 μm Table 3 2 8 Specification of 1000BASE SX Item Specification...

Page 137: ... length 1550nm is 70 km Figure 3 2 6 shows the rough sketch of the cable and Table 3 2 10 and Table 3 2 11 show the specifications of optic fiber interfaces Figure 3 2 6 Rough Sketch of 1000BASE LX 1000BASE LH Single Mode Optical Fiber Cable Core Diameter 10 μm Table 3 2 10 Specification of 1000BASE LX Item Specification Emission peak wavelength 1 285 1 340 μm Optical output level average 9 5 3 0 ...

Page 138: ... 8 125μm wave length 1500nm is 70 km Figure 3 2 7 shows the rough sketch of the cable and Table 3 2 12 shows the specification of an optic fiber interface Figure 3 2 7 Rough Sketch of 1000BASE LH Single Mode Optical Fiber Cable Core Diameter 8 μm Table 3 2 12 Specification of 1000BASE LH Item Specification Emission peak wavelength 1 550 0 050 μm Optical output level average 4 0 1 0 dBm Optical inp...

Page 139: ... Note 1 Optical output level average 4 0 4 7dBm Optical input level average 1 0 15 8dBm Transmission loss 11 1dB Note 2 Dispersed yield strength 728ps nm Note 1 Use an optical fiber cable which wavelength is 1300nm Note 2 The transmission loss during optical transmission should be at least 5dB Use an optical attenuator to adjust the transmission loss when it is under 5dB NOTE The values shown in T...

Page 140: ...14 Specification Required for Cable Connection Transmission Distance Item 30km 40km Remarks Transmission loss 11dB or less 11dB or less Cable loss connector loss and interface loss are included Dispersed yield strength 546ps nm or less 728ps nm or less NOTE For the transmission between a and b in Figure 3 2 9 HITACHI recommends a single mode optical fiber cable complying with the following standar...

Page 141: ...tic fiber which core clad diameter is 10 125μm wave length 1300nm is 10Km Figure 3 2 10 shows the rough sketch of the cable and Table 3 2 15 shows the specification of optic fiber interfaces Figure 3 2 10 10GBASE LR 10GBASE LW Single Mode Optical Fiber Cable Core Diameter 10 μm Table 3 2 15 Specification of 10GBASE LR 10GBASE LW Item Specification Emission peak wavelength 1 26 1 355μm Optical outp...

Page 142: ...ameter is 10 125μm wave length 1310nm is 10 km Figure 3 2 11 shows the rough sketch of the cable and Table 3 2 16 shows the specification of optic fiber interfaces Figure 3 2 11 10GBASE LR Single Mode Optical Fiber Cable Core Diameter 10 μm Table 3 2 16 Specification of 10GBASE LR XFP LR Item Specification Emission peak wavelength 1 26 1 355μm Optical output level average 0 5 8 2dBm Optical input ...

Page 143: ...550nm is 40Km Figure 3 2 12 shows the rough sketch of the cable and Table 3 2 17 3 2 18 show the specification of optic fiber interfaces Figure 3 2 12 OC 192c POS Single mode Optical Fiber Cable Core Diameter 10 μm Table 3 2 17 Specification of OC 192c POS Network Interface NP192 1S Item Specification Emission peak wavelength 1 290 1 330 μm Optical output level average 6 1 dBm Optical input level ...

Page 144: ... 125μm wave length 1310nm is 40km Figure 3 2 13 shows the rough sketch of the cable and Table 3 2 19 3 2 20 show the specification of optic fiber interfaces Figure 3 2 13 Rough Sketch of OC 48c POS Single mode Optical Fiber Cable Core Diameter 10 μm Table 3 2 19 Specification of OC 48c POS SFP P48SR Item Specification Emission peak wavelength 1 266 1 360 μm Optical output level average 10 3 dBm Op...

Page 145: ...sketch of the cables and Table 3 2 21 shows the pin arrangement on NE1000 12T NE1G 12TA NE1G 48T S12 1G48 Figure 3 2 14 Rough Sketch of Twisted Pair Cable Straight Cable Figure 3 2 15 Rough Sketch of Twisted Pair Cable Cross Cable Table 3 2 21 Pin Arrangement on the NE1000 12T NE1G 12TA NE1G 48T S12 1G48T for 10BASE T 100BASE TX 1000BASE T Interfaces Pin Number Specification 1 Sending Receiving A ...

Page 146: ... Pair Cable Straight Cable Figure 3 2 17 Rough Sketch of Twisted Pair Cable Cross Cable Table 3 2 22 Pin Arrangement on the NE100 48T for 10BASE T 100BASE TX Interfaces Pin number Specification 1 Receiving A 2 Receiving a 3 Sending B 4 Unused Note 1 C 5 Unused Note 1 c 6 Sending b 7 Unused Note 1 D 8 Unused Note 1 d Note 1 This should be connected to the port when using 100BASE TX It is possible t...

Page 147: ...t s 9600 bit s 4800 bit s 2400 bit s 1200 bit s Note Set to default of 9600 bps as shipped from factory 2 Specifications of Operation Terminals for connection to the CONSOLE 10BASE T 100BASE TX port of GS4000 When connecting operation terminals to the CONSOLE 10BASE T 100BASE TX ports of GS4000 prepare a personal computer or a workstation that supports the following features mentioned in Table 3 3...

Page 148: ... RD 3 TX 4 7 RS 1 DCD 5 8 CS 8 CTS 6 1 CD 7 RTS 7 6 DR 4 DTR 8 4 ER 6 DSR 2 10BASE T 100BASE TX Interface Cables for connection to the CONSOLE 10BASE T 100BASE TX port of GS4000 When connecting operation terminals to the CONSOLE 10BASE T 100BASE TX ports of GS4000 the UTP interface cables of category 5 or higher should be used The UTP interface cables of category 3 are allowable for the connection...

Page 149: ...o pairs when using 100BASE TX and make A and a and B and b into pairs when using the 10BASE T For the interfaces other than those you can choose disconnection or connection ignoring the combination of pairs 3 RS 232C Straight Cable When connecting a modem to the AUX port of GS4000 the RS 232C straight cable having a D SUB9 pin female and a D SUB25 pin on each end should be used Table 3 3 5 below s...

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Page 151: ...alling the GS4000 on a Table or Desk 4 4 Mounting the GS4000 in a Rack 4 5 Attachment Detachment of Power Cables 4 6 Attachment Detachment of a Memory Card 4 7 Attachment Detachment of GBIC 4 8 Attachment Detachment of SFP 4 9 Connecting a Setup Terminal to the GS4000 4 10 Connecting Interface Cables to the GS4000 4 11 Powering the GS4000 Models ON OFF ...

Page 152: ...ER FACILITY IS SET TO OFF BEFORE ATTACHING OR REMOVING A DC POWER CABLE ATTACHING OR REMOVING A DC POWER CABLE WITH THE CIRCUIT BREAKER SET TO ON WILL CAUSE AN ELECTRIC SHOCK WARNING AFTER ATTACHING A POWER CABLE ATTACH THE COVER TO THE TERMINAL PLATE WHEN USING DC POWER SUPPLY OTHERWISE ONE OF THE POWER SUPPLY TERMINALS COULD SHORT OUT OR YOU COULD RECEIVE AN ELECTRICAL SHOCK WARNING TO AVOID INJ...

Page 153: ...t a wrist strap the device might be damaged by static electricity NOTE Place the GS4000 in a position where you can easily check the condition of the front panel indicators Protect cables by running them through a duct or by using a braid Especially for optical fiber cables a cable bend radius of at least 100 mm in length and 50 mm in breadth is required and they should be protected by metal braid...

Page 154: ...M FALLING AND CAUSING DAMAGE WARNING TO AVOID INJURY THE GS4000 80E1 AND GS4000 80E2 SHOULD BE CARRIED BY NO LESS THAN THREE PEOPLE THE TABLE BELOW SHOWS THE WEIGHT OF EACH DEVICE MODEL WEIGHT NUMBER OF PEOPLE REQUIRED TO MOVE A DEVICE GS4000 80E1 MAX 45KG GS4000 80E2 MAX 40KG 3 OR MORE WARNING THE TABLE BELOW SHOWS THE WEIGHT OF THE GS4000 160E1 GS4000 160E2 GS4000 320E AC AND GS4000 320E DC BECA...

Page 155: ...r a rack see the section 2 Installation in a 19 Inch Rack of 2 8 Installation Space NOTE For the cooling conditions required when installing a rack see 2 10 Cooling Considerations 4 4 1 GS4000 80E1 Steps 1 Attach the rack mounting brackets R L to the body of GS4000 Figure 4 4 1 Attachment of Rack Mounting Brackets NOTE Use the screws provided with the chassis of GS4000 as its accessories Mounting ...

Page 156: ...he provided rack mounting brackets therefore make sure that you use the guide rails together with them You should use the guide rails provided with a rack as its accessories Figure 4 4 3 Hole Positions of a EIA Standard Rack Mounting Bracket NOTE When installing GS4000 into a EIA compliant cabinet mount a guide rail so that its upper surface is positioned higher than U unit of the rack by 2 5mm 44...

Page 157: ...nto a Rack WARNING THE GS4000 80E1 WEIGHS MAX 45 KG TO AVOID INJURY IT SHOULD BE CARRIED BY NO LESS THAN THREE PEOPLE NOTE Using a hand lifter is recommended when placing the GS4000 80E1 on a high place NOTE When installing the GS4000 80E1 into a rack use the M5 or M6 screws provided as its accessories Guide Rail Mounting Screws M5 or M6 8 pieces Rack Mounting Bracket R Rack Mounting Bracket L ...

Page 158: ... see Figure 4 4 6 Figure 4 4 5 Attachment of Guide Rails Caution It is impossible to sustain the body of the device only with the provided rack mounting brackets therefore make sure that you use the guide rails together with them You should use the guide rails provided with a rack as its accessories Figure 4 4 6 Hole Positions of a EIA Standard Rack Mounting Bracket Guide Rail 44 4 57 2 2 5 Rack P...

Page 159: ... Installation Guide Revision 4 00 520 10 026 30X 4 9 NOTE When installing GS4000 into a EIA compliant cabinet mount a guide rail so that its upper surface is positioned higher than U unit of the rack by 2 5mm ...

Page 160: ...led Into A Rack WARNING THE GS4000 80E2 WEIGHS MAX 40KG TO AVOID INJURY IT SHOULD BE CARRIED BY NO LESS THAN THREE PEOPLE NOTE Using a hand lifter is recommended when placing the GS4000 80E2 on a high place NOTE When installing the GS4000 80E2 into a rack use the M5 or M6 screws provided as its accessories Rack Mounting Bracket R Rack Mounting Bracket L Screws M5 or M6 6 pieces Guide Rail ...

Page 161: ...160E1 Step 1 Attach the rack mounting brackets R L to the body of the GS4000 160E1 Figure 4 4 8 Attachment of Rack Mounting Brackets NOTE Use the screws provided as the accessories of GS4000 160E1 Rack Mounting Bracket L Mounting Screw M4 x 6 8 pieces Rack Mounting Bracket R ...

Page 162: ... provided rack mounting brackets therefore make sure that you use the guide rails together with them You should use the guide rails provided with a rack as its accessories Figure 4 4 10 Hole Positions of a EIA Standard Rack Mounting Bracket NOTE When installing GS4000 into a EIA compliant cabinet mount a guide rail so that its upper surface is positioned higher than U unit of the rack by 2 5mm Gui...

Page 163: ...ING THE GS4000 60E1 WEIGHS MAX 80 KG AND SHOULD BE MOVED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL OR EXPERTS USING THE PROPER TOOLS ALLOWING UNQUALIFIED PERSONNEL TO MOVE THE DEVICE COULD CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE DEVICE ITSELF AND A PERSON HANDLING IT NOTE When installing the GS4000 160E1 into a rack use the M5 or M6 screws provided as its accessories Rack Mounting Bracket R Rack Mounting Bracket L Screws M5 or M6 8 pie...

Page 164: ...le to sustain the body of a device only with the provided rack mounting brackets therefore make sure that you use the guide rails together with them You should use the guide rails provided with a rack as its accessories Figure 4 4 13 Hole Positions of a EIA Standard Rack Mounting Bracket NOTE When installing GS4000 into a EIA compliant cabinet mount a guide rail so that its upper surface is positi...

Page 165: ...THE GS4000 160E2 WEIGHS MAX 70 KG AND SHOULD BE MOVED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL OR EXPERTS USING THE PROPER TOOLS ALLOWING UNQUALIFIED PERSONNEL TO MOVE THE DEVICE COULD CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE DEVICE ITSELF AND A PERSON HANDLING IT NOTE When installing the GS4000 160E2 into a rack use the M5 or M6 screws provided as its accessories Rack Mounting Screws R Rack Mounting Screws L Mounting Screws M5 or M6 8...

Page 166: ...et rack For the information related to the distance between the each hole of a rack mounting bracket and the guide rail see Figure 4 4 16 Figure 4 4 15 Attachment of Guide Rails Caution It is impossible to sustain the body of the device only with the provided rack mounting brackets therefore make sure that you use the guide rails together with them You should use the guide rails provided with a ra...

Page 167: ...evision 4 00 520 10 026 30X 4 17 Figure 4 4 16 Hole Positions of a Rack Mounting Bracket 133 3 235 3 6 34 5 1U 1U 133 4 Rack Pillar Guide Rail Elongated Hole 10 x 7 Unit mm _______ Shows the boundary with U unit 1U Unit 44 45 mm ...

Page 168: ...S MAX 130 KG AND THE GS4000 320E DC WEIGHS MAX 120 KG THEY SHOULD BE MOVED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL OR EXPERTS USING THE PROPER TOOLS ALLOWING UNQUALIFIED PERSONNEL TO MOVE THE DEVICE COULD CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE DEVICE ITSELF AND A PERSON HANDLING IT NOTE When installing the GS4000 320E into a rack use the M5 or M6 screws provided as its accessories Rack Mounting Bracket R Rack Mounting Bracket L Moun...

Page 169: ... NOISE INTO THE DEVICE WHICH COULD DEGRADE PERFORMANCE 1 Attachment of a Cable Attach a power cable to the connector Figure 4 5 1 Connecting a Power Cable to the GS4000 80E1 Caution Before attaching or detaching a power cable make sure that the switch of the targeted power supply is turned OFF 2 Detachment of a Cable When detaching a cable follow the procedures above in reverse order Caution Befor...

Page 170: ...CE WHICH COULD DEGRADE PERFORMANCE 1 Attachment of a Cable Attach a power cable to the connector Figure 4 5 2 Connecting a Power Cable to the GS4000 160E1 Caution Before attaching or detaching a power cable make sure that the switch of the targeted power supply is turned OFF 2 Detachment of a Cable When detaching a cable follow the procedures above in reverse order Caution Before attaching or deta...

Page 171: ...CE WHICH COULD DEGRADE PERFORMANCE 1 Attachment of a Cable Attach a power cable to the connector Figure 4 5 3 Connecting a Power Cable to the GS4000 320E AC Caution Before attaching or detaching a power cable make sure that the switch of the targeted power supply is turned OFF 2 Detachment of a Cable When detaching a cable follow the procedures above in reverse order Caution Before attaching or de...

Page 172: ...A FIRE OR AN ELECTRIC SHOCK WARNING MAKE SURE THAT THE CIRCUIT BREAKER OF A POWER FACILITY IS SET TO OFF BEFORE ATTACHING OR REMOVING A DC POWER CABLE ATTACHING OR REMOVING A DC POWER CABLE WITH THE CIRCUIT BREAKER SET TO ON WILL CAUSE AN ELECTRIC SHOCK Step 1 Remove the terminal board cover from the terminal board Figure 4 5 4 Removal of the Terminal Board Cover Step 2 Remove the terminal cover f...

Page 173: ... order of earth ground terminal first 0V terminal second and 48 60 terminal third Figure 4 5 8 Fixation of terminals WARNING WHEN CONNECTING THE DEVICE TO THE DC POWER SUPPLY USE THE EARTH GROUND TERMINAL TO AVOID AN ELECTRIC SHOCK OR THE TROUBLE RELATED TO ELECTRIC NOISES Step 6 Mount the DC power cable by fastening the screws of the cable clamp Figure 4 5 9 Fixation of DC Power Cable Cable Clamp...

Page 174: ...RT OUT OR YOU COULD RECEIVE A SHOCK 2 Detachment of a Cable When detaching a cable follow the procedures above in reverse order WARNING BECAUSE DC POWER CABLES ARE CONNECTED TO TERMINAL BOARDS ATTACHING OR REMOVING A DC POWER CABLE TO OR FROM THE DEVICE MUST BE DONE BY A TRAINED MAINTENANCE PERSON MISHANDLING DC POWER CABLES CAN CAUSE A FIRE OR AN ELECTRIC SHOCK WARNING MAKE SURE THAT THE CIRCUIT ...

Page 175: ...S ATTACHING OR REMOVING A DC POWER CABLE TO OR FROM THE DEVICE MUST BE DONE BY A TRAINED MAINTENANCE PERSON MISHANDLING DC POWER CABLES CAN CAUSE A FIRE OR AN ELECTRIC SHOCK WARNING MAKE SURE THAT THE CIRCUIT BREAKER OF A POWER FACILITY IS SET TO OFF BEFORE ATTACHING OR REMOVING A DC POWER CABLE ATTACHING OR REMOVING A DC POWER CABLE WITH THE CIRCUIT BREAKER SET TO ON WILL CAUSE AN ELECTRIC SHOCK ...

Page 176: ...emove the screws from the 0V terminal 48V 60V terminal and earth ground terminal Figure 4 5 14 Removal of the Screws Terminal Cover Terminal Board Screw M6 0V Terminal 48V 60V Terminal Ground Terminal Screw M6 Ground Terminal When using the earth terminal having two holes See below remove all the two screws from the earth terminal as shown Ground Terminal with 2 holes ...

Page 177: ... first 0V terminal second and 48 60 terminal third Figure 4 5 16 Securing the Terminals WARNING WHEN CONNECTING THE DEVICE TO THE DC POWER SUPPLY USE THE EARTH GROUND TERMINAL TO AVOID AN ELECTRIC SHOCK OR THE TROUBLE RELATED TO ELECTRIC NOISES Screw M5 Cable Cramp 0V Terminal 48V 60V Terminal Ground Terminal Screw M6 DC Power Cable Cable Clamp Screw M6 Ground Terminal When using the earth termina...

Page 178: ...e clamp Figure 4 5 17 Fixation of DC Power Cable Step 7 Cover the terminals with the terminal cover Figure 4 5 18 Attachment of the Terminal Cover Step 8 Cover the terminal board with the terminal board cover Figure 4 5 19 Attachment of the terminal board cover Screw M5 Cable Clamp Terminal Cover Screw M2 5 Terminal Board Cover ...

Page 179: ...low the procedures above in reverse order WARNING BECAUSE DC POWER CABLES ARE CONNECTED TO TERMINAL BOARDS ATTACHING OR REMOVING A DC POWER CABLE TO OR FROM THE DEVICE MUST BE DONE BY A TRAINED MAINTENANCE PERSON MISHANDLING DC POWER CABLES CAN CAUSE A FIRE OR AN ELECTRIC SHOCK WARNING MAKE SURE THAT THE CIRCUIT BREAKER OF A POWER FACILITY IS SET TO OFF BEFORE ATTACHING OR REMOVING A DC POWER CABL...

Page 180: ... cards into both Basic Control Unit 0 BCU0 and Basic Control Unit 1 BCU1 Attachment of a Memory Card Step 1 Insert the memory card into the memory card slot of BCU Figure 4 6 1 Memory Card Being Inserted Into the Memory Card Slot of a BCU NOTE When inserting a memory card the surface labeled with the part number HN F9244 66X should be face up Step 2 The lever of the memory card slot pops out towar...

Page 181: ...position as indicated in Figure 4 6 4 below Figure 4 6 4 Memory card unlocked Step 2 Remove the memory card by pushing the lever towards the direction indicated in Figure 4 6 5 below Figure 4 6 5 Memory card removed Caution While the access indicator of BCU ACC lamp is lit the memory card is being accessed DO NOT pull out a memory card or turn off the power switch while the memory card is being ac...

Page 182: ...which is powered on 4 7 1 Attachment Detachment of Type A Module Attachment of GBIC Step 1 Pull the lever off and insert the GBIC until it reaches the back of the port Figure 4 7 1 GBIC Type A Module Being Attached Step 2 Lock the GBIC by pushing down the lever towards the direction indicated in Figure 4 7 2 below Figure 4 7 2 GBIC Type A Module Being Locked Lever Ethernet Port Network Interface M...

Page 183: ...rds you Figure 4 7 3 GBIC Type A Module Being Removed 4 7 2 Attachment Detachment of Type B C Modules Attachment of GBIC Insert the GBIC until it clicks Figure 4 7 4 GBIC Type B Type C Being Attached Detachment of GBIC Pull the GBIC towards you holding the levers put on its sides Figure 4 7 5 GBIC Type B Type C Being Removed Lever GBIC Lever GBIC Ethernet Port Network Interface Module ...

Page 184: ... a network interface board being used See the section 1 8 GBIC SFP XFP for the allowed network interface board and SFP combinations NOTE The figure above shows an example of attaching SFP to the upper port of the network interface board S12 1G48S When attaching SFP to the Ethernet ports of NE1G 12S NE1G 12SA NE1GSHP 4S and NE1GSHP 8S or to the POS interface ports of NP48 4S do it by holding SFP in...

Page 185: ...hed Attaching SFP to the lower port of the network interface board S12 1G48S Detachment of SFP Turn down the lever of the SFP to the horizontal position and pull the SFP towards you holding its lever Figure 4 8 3 SFP Being Removed Lever SFP Ethernet Port Lever Network Interface Module SFP ...

Page 186: ... 1 Attachment Detachment of Type A Modules Attachment of XFP Insert the XFP into an Ethernet board firmly until it clicks keeping its lever in the upright position Figure 4 9 1 XFP Type A Modules Being Attached Detachment of XFP Turn down the lever of the XFP to the horizontal position and pull the XFP towards you holding its lever Figure 4 9 2 XFP Type A Modules Being Removed Ethernet Port Lever ...

Page 187: ...ernet board firmly until it clicks keeping its lever in the upright position Figure 4 9 3 XFP Type B Modules Being Attached Detachment of XFP Turn down the lever of the XFP to the horizontal position and pull the XFP towards you holding its lever Figure 4 9 4 XFP Type A Modules Being Removed Ethernet Port Lever Network Interface Module XFP XFP Lever ...

Page 188: ...both ends female Figure 4 10 1 Setup or Operation Terminal Connected to the GS4000 Step 1 Connect the RS 232C cross cable to the GS4000 by inserting it into the CONSOLE port of the GS4000 and then screw up the cable firmly to mount its position Figure 4 10 2 RS 232C Cross Cable Being Connected Step 2 Likewise connect the RS 232C cross cable to a setup terminal in the same manner as above D Sub 9 P...

Page 189: ...n Operation Terminal Connected to the GS4000 Step 1 Connect the 10BASE T 100BASE TX interface cable RJ45 connector to GS4000 Insert the connector firmly until it clicks Figure 4 10 4 10BASE T 100BASE TX Interface Cable Connected to GS4000 Step 2 Likewise connect the 10BASE T 100BASE TX interface cable RJ45 connector to the Ethernet port of an operation terminal 10BASE T 100BASE TX Interface Cable ...

Page 190: ...000BASE LX OC 48c POS Optical Fiber Cable LC Twin Core Connector NOTE When removing the connector do it holding down its tabs 2 Connection of 1000BASE SX 1000BASE LX 1000BASE LH Optical Fiber Cable SC Twin Core Connector Insert the connector into the GBIC until it clicks Figure 4 11 2 Connection of 1000BASE SX 1000BASE LX 1000BASE LH Optical Fiber Cable SC Twin Core Connector NOTE When removing th...

Page 191: ...tion of 10GBASE ER 10GBASE EW 10GBASE LR 10GBASE LW OC 192c POS Optical Fiber Cable NOTE When removing the connector just pull it out naturally 4 Connection of 10GBASE LR Optical Fiber Cable Insert the connector into the Ethernet port until it clicks Figure 4 11 4 Connection of 10GBASE LR Optical Fiber Cable LC Twin Core Connector NOTE When removing the connector just pull it out naturally LC Twin...

Page 192: ...ASE TX 1000BASE T Interface Cable RJ45 Connector Insert the connector into the Ethernet port until it is locked Figure 4 11 5 Connection of 10BASE T 100BASE TX 1000BASE T Interface Cable RJ45 Connector NOTE When removing the connector do it holding down its tabs RJ45 Connector Ethernet Port ...

Page 193: ...nstalled in the GS4000 Set all the switches of GS4000 80E1 to ON NOTE Make sure that the required number of power supply modules are mounted in the GS4000 before powering it on For details see the section 1 1 Chassis NOTE When powering ON set all the switches of GS4000 to ON within an 8 seconds time period Otherwise the basic control unit BCU might detect a conflict between the configuration and t...

Page 194: ...ES AND CIRCUIT BREAKERS ATTACHED TO IT ARE SET TO OFF Caution While the access indicator of BCU ACC LED is lit the memory card is being accessed DO NOT pull out a memory card or turn off the power switch while the memory card is being accessed If so you could permanently damage the memory card Caution In the following cases never turn off the switch of the device until the STATUS LED of BCU change...

Page 195: ...conflict between the configuration and the actual number of active power sources In this case fix the problem by complying with the following instructions Status Instructions BCU LED GREEN ON PSU LED GREEN ON STATUS CODE 22 The device can work Before starting to use it set all the switches to ON An abnormality in power supply will be resolved and the display of the STATUS CODE 22 will disappear BC...

Page 196: ...g to use it set all the switches to ON An abnormality in power supply will be resolved and the display of the STATUS CODE 22 will disappear BCU LED GREEN ON PSU LED OFF STATUS CODE 16 or 22 Due to the lack of capacity of the power supply modules the high port density PSU integrated NIF cannot become active In this case the power supply should be reset by cycling all the switches of the GS4000 to O...

Page 197: ...ACHED TO IT ARE SET TO OFF Caution While the access indicator of BCU ACC LED is lit the memory card is being accessed DO NOT pull out a memory card or turn off the power switch while the memory card is being accessed If so you could permanently damage the memory card Caution In the following cases never turn off the switch of the device until the STATUS LED of BCU changes from Green blinking to Gr...

Page 198: ... ON within an 8 seconds time period Otherwise the basic control unit BCU might detect a conflict between the configuration and the actual number of active power sources In this case fix the problem by complying with the following instructions Status Instructions BCU LED GREEN ON PSU LED GREEN ON STATUS CODE 22 The device can work Before starting to use it set all the switches to ON An abnormality ...

Page 199: ...ARE SET TO OFF Caution While the access indicator of BCU ACC LED is lit the memory card is being accessed DO NOT pull out a memory card or turn off the power switch while the memory card is being accessed If so you could permanently damage the memory card Caution In the following cases never turn off the switch of the device until the STATUS LED of BCU changes from Green blinking to Green ON Other...

Page 200: ...g the GS4000 once it has been powered off 2 Powering Off the GS4000 80E2 Set all the breakers attached to the device to OFF WARNING THE GS4000 HAS MULTIPLE POWER SOURCES WHEN IT HAS A REDUNDANT POWER SUPPLY EACH HAVING A SEPARATE SOURCE OF MAIN POWER WHEN POWERING OFF THE DEVICE MAKE SURE THAT ALL THE POWER SWITCHES AND CIRCUIT BREAKERS ATTACHED TO IT ARE SET TO OFF Caution While the access indica...

Page 201: ...estarting the GS4000 once it has been powered off 2 Powering Off the GS4000 160E2 Set all the breakers attached to the device to OFF WARNING THE GS4000 HAS MULTIPLE POWER SOURCES WHEN IT HAS A REDUNDANT POWER SUPPLY EACH HAVING A SEPARATE SOURCE OF MAIN POWER WHEN POWERING OFF THE DEVICE MAKE SURE THAT ALL THE POWER SWITCHES AND CIRCUIT BREAKERS ATTACHED TO IT ARE SET TO OFF Caution While the acce...

Page 202: ... ON within an 8 seconds time period Otherwise the basic control unit BCU might detect a conflict between the configuration and the actual number of active power sources In this case fix the problem by complying with the following instructions Status Instructions BCU LED GREEN ON PSU LED GREEN ON STATUS CODE 22 The device can work Before starting to use it set all the breakers to ON An abnormality ...

Page 203: ...T ARE SET TO OFF Caution While the access indicator of BCU ACC lamp is lit the memory card is being accessed DO NOT pull out a memory card or turn off the power switch while the memory card is being accessed If so you could permanently damage the memory card Caution In the following cases never turn off the switch of the device until the STATUS LED of BCU changes from Green blinking to Green ON Ot...

Page 204: ...s CLI CLI Type 1 Hierarchical Input Format Vol 2 520 10 021 2 System Test You must test the system to check if the configuration definitions are set correctly before using it actually 3 Operation Regarding the detail information about the method of operation management refer to the following manuals 1 GS4000 GS3000 Software manual Operations Device Management Overview 520 10 019 2 GS4000 GS3000 So...

Page 205: ...ents 5 1 Necessary Tools 5 2 Warnings and Cautions 5 3 Replacement of Fan Units 5 4 Additional Installation Replacement of Power Supply Units 5 5 Additional Installation Replacement of Basic Control Units 5 6 Additional Installation Replacement of Packet Switching Units 5 7 Additional Installation Replacement of Network Interface Boards 5 8 Additional Installation Replacement of Main Storage ...

Page 206: ...OWER SWITCH IS TURNED OFF ELECTRICITY IS STILL PRESENT IN THE CABLES CONNECTED TO THE DEVICE WHICH CAN CAUSE A FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK WARNING AFTER ATTACHING A POWER CABLE ATTACH THE COVER TO THE TERMINAL PLATE WHEN USING DC POWER SUPPLY OTHERWISE ONE OF THE POWER SUPPLY TERMINALS COULD SHORT OUT OR YOU COULD RECEIVE A SHOCK Caution When removing an optional component be careful not to drop it Oth...

Page 207: ...A TRAINED ENGINEER OR A QUALIFIED MAINTENANCE PERSON Caution When replacing a fan unit while powered on it must be done within one minute after being detached If replacement takes more than one minute the temperature inside the device will start to rise and could affect other components 1 Detachment of a Fan Unit Comply with the following procedure when removing a Fan Unit Step 1 Loosen the screws...

Page 208: ...owards the direction indicated in Figure 5 3 2 below and pull the lever towards you so that the fan unit will come out Figure 5 3 2 Fan Unit Being Unlocked Step 3 Hold the fan unit with both hands and remove it from the device by pulling it towards you carefully Figure 5 3 3 Fan Unit Removed From the Device Lever ...

Page 209: ... Step 1 Insert the fan unit into the slot Figure 5 3 4 Fan Unit Being Inserted Into the Slot Step 2 Insert the fan unit into the slot deeply until it reaches the end of the slot and lock the fan unit by pushing up the lever towards the direction indicated in Figure 5 3 5 below Figure 5 3 5 Fan Unit Being Locked Lever Fan Unit Slot for a Fan Unit ...

Page 210: ...ont Panel To Be Attached To A Fan Unit Caution Use a driver when attaching the front panel and make sure that it is fixed firmly NOTE In the GS4000 160E1 and GS4000 160E2 the front panel attached to FAN0 and that attached to FAN1 are different Make sure that each front panel is set back to the right position where it was before being removed Screws Front Panel ...

Page 211: ...red on it must be done within one minute after being detached If replacement takes more than one minute the temperature inside the device will start to rise and could affect other components 1 Detachment of a Fan Unit Comply with the following procedure when removing a Fan Unit Step 1 Loosen the screws of a front panel attached to the fan unit targeted for replacement and remove this front panel f...

Page 212: ...ds the direction indicated in Figure 5 3 8 below and pull the lever towards you so that the fan unit will come out Figure 5 3 8 Fan Unit Being Unlocked Step 3 Hold the fan unit with both hands and remove it from the device by pulling it towards you carefully Figure 5 3 9 Fan Unit Removed From the Device Lever Fan Unit ...

Page 213: ...nit Step 1 Insert the fan unit into the slot Figure 5 3 10 Fan Unit Inserted Into the Slot Step 2 Insert the fan unit into the slot deeply until it reaches the end of the slot and lock the fan unit by pushing up the lever towards the direction indicated in Figure 5 3 11 below Figure 5 3 11 Fan Unit Being Locked Lever Fan Unit Slot for a Fan Unit ...

Page 214: ...Be Attached To A Fan Unit Caution Use a driver when attaching the front panel and make sure that it is fixed into its position firmly NOTE In the GS4000 320E AC GS4000 320E DC the front panel attached to FAN0 FAN1 and that attached to FAN2 FAN3 are different Make sure that each front panel is set back to the right position where it was before being removed Screws Front Panel ...

Page 215: ...A POWER SUPPLY SHOULD BE DONE BY A TRAINED ENGINEER OR A QUALIFIED MAINTENANCE PERSON NOTE When installing another power supply remove the dummy blank panel Store the removed panel safely so that it doesn t get bent or lost 1 Removal of a Power Supply Comply with the following procedure when removing a Power Supply Step 1 Set the switch of the power supply targeted for replacement to OFF Figure 5 ...

Page 216: ...able Figure 5 4 2 Power Cable Removed From the Power Supply WARNING WHEN REPLACING A POWER SUPPLY OR INSTALLING AN ADDITIONAL ONE REMOVE THE POWER CABLE FROM THE POWER SUPPLY TO BE REPLACED EVEN IF THE POWER SWITCH IS TURNED OFF ELECTRICITY IS STILL PRESENT IN THE CABLES CONNECTED TO THE DEVICE WHICH CAN CAUSE A FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK Step 3 Loosen the screws of the power supply Figure 5 4 3 Screw...

Page 217: ...it s under surface Figure 5 4 4 Power Supply Removed From the Device Caution The Power Supply weighs approx 5kg Be careful not to drop it when handling it otherwise you may be injured Caution Whenever you use GS4000 without mounting its option modules into it attach the blank panels to it Otherwise air flows for the device cannot be secured and the temperature inside the device heats up causing tr...

Page 218: ...10 026 30X 5 14 2 Attachment of a Power Supply Comply with the following procedure when installing a Power Supply Step 1 Insert the power supply into the slot Figure 5 4 5 Power Supply Installed Inserted In the Slot Power Supply Power Supply Slot ...

Page 219: ...the screws of the power supply Figure 5 4 6 Power Supply Fixed Into Position Caution Use a driver when attaching a power supply and make sure that it is fixed into its position firmly Step 3 Attach the power cable to the power supply See section 4 5 1 which gives you the instruction related to the attachment or detachment of the GS4000 80E1 power cable Screws ...

Page 220: ...A TRAINED ENGINEER OR A QUALIFIED MAINTENANCE PERSON NOTE When installing another power supply remove the dummy blank panel Store the removed dummy panel safely so that it doesn t get bent or lost 1 Detachment of a Power Supply Comply with the following procedure when removing a Power Supply Step 1 Set the switch of the power supply targeted for replacement to OFF Figure 5 4 7 Switch of the Power ...

Page 221: ... cable Figure 5 4 8 Power Cable Removed From the Power Supply WARNING WHEN REPLACING A POWER SUPPLY OR INSTALLING AN ADDITIONAL ONE REMOVE THE POWER CABLE FROM THE POWER SUPPLY TO BE REPLACED EVEN IF THE POWER SWITCH IS TURNED OFF ELECTRICITY IS STILL PRESENT IN THE CABLES CONNECTED TO THE DEVICE WHICH CAN CAUSE A FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK Step 3 Loosen the screws of the power supply Figure 5 4 9 Scr...

Page 222: ...its under surface Figure 5 4 10 Power Supply Removed From the Device Caution The Power Supply weighs approx 5kg Be careful not to drop it when handling it otherwise you may be injured Caution Whenever you use GS4000 without mounting its option modules into it attach the blank panels to it Otherwise air flows for the device cannot be secured and the temperature inside the device heats up causing tr...

Page 223: ...00 520 10 026 30X 5 19 2 Attachment of a Power Supply Comply with the following procedure when installing a Power Supply Step 1 Insert the power supply into the slot Figure 5 4 11 Power Supply Being Inserted Power Supply Power Supply Slot ...

Page 224: ...he screws of the power supply Figure 5 4 12 Power Supply Fixed Into Position Caution Use a driver when attaching a power supply and make sure that it is fixed into its position firmly Step 3 Attach the power cable to the power supply See section 4 5 2 which gives you the instruction related to the attachment or detachment of the GS4000 160E1 power cable Screws ...

Page 225: ...ONE BY A TRAINED ENGINEER OR A QUALIFIED MAINTENANCE PERSON NOTE When installing another power supply remove the dummy panel Store the removed dummy panel safely so that it doesn t get bent or lost 1 Detachment of a Power Supply Comply with the following procedure when removing a Power Supply Step 1 Set the switch of the power supply targeted for replacement to OFF Figure 5 4 13 Power Supply Switc...

Page 226: ...e attachment or detachment of the GS4000 320E AC power cable Figure 5 4 14 Power Cable Removed From the Power Supply WARNING WHEN REPLACING A POWER SUPPLY OR INSTALLING AN ADDITIONAL ONE REMOVE THE POWER CABLE FROM THE POWER SUPPLY TO BE REPLACED EVEN IF THE POWER SWITCH IS TURNED OFF ELECTRICITY IS STILL PRESENT IN THE CABLES CONNECTED TO THE DEVICE WHICH CAN CAUSE A FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK Power ...

Page 227: ...GS4000 Installation Guide Revision 4 00 520 10 026 30X 5 23 Step 3 Loosen the screws of the power supply Figure 5 4 15 Screws to Be Removed From the Power Supply Screws Screws ...

Page 228: ...d From the Device Caution The Power Supply weighs approx 10kg and its depth is 148mm Be careful not to drop it when handling it otherwise you may be injured Caution Whenever you use GS4000 without mounting its option modules into it attach the blank panels to it Otherwise air flows for the device cannot be secured and the temperature inside the device heats up causing troubles in it Handles 148 mm...

Page 229: ...00 520 10 026 30X 5 25 2 Attachment of a Power Supply Comply with the following procedure when installing a Power Supply Step 1 Insert the power supply into the slot Figure 5 4 17 Power Supply Being Inserted Power Supply Power Supply Slot ...

Page 230: ...ews of the power supply Figure 5 4 18 Power Supply Fixed Into Position Caution Use a driver when attaching a power supply and make sure that it is fixed into its position firmly Step 3 Attach the power cable to the power supply See the section 4 5 3 which gives you the instruction related to the attachment or detachment of the GS4000 320E AC power cable Screws Screws ...

Page 231: ... that it doesn t get bent or lost 1 Detachment of a Power Supply Comply with the following procedure when removing a Power Supply Step 1 Set the breaker of the power supply targeted for replacement to OFF Figure 5 4 19 Circuit Breaker Set to OFF Step 2 Set the circuit breaker of the power facility to OFF Step 3 Remove the power cable from the power supply targeted for replacement See section 4 5 4...

Page 232: ...0 10 026 30X 5 28 WARNING MAKE SURE THAT THE CIRCUIT BREAKER OF A POWER FACILITY IS SET TO OFF BEFORE ATTACHING OR REMOVING A DC POWER CABLE ATTACHING OR REMOVING A DC POWER CABLE WITH THE CIRCUIT BREAKER SET TO ON WILL CAUSE AN ELECTRIC SHOCK ...

Page 233: ...Supply Removed From the Device Caution The Power Supply weighs approx 4kg and its depth is 148mm When detaching the DC power supply from the device do it by holding its handles firmly so that it cannot drop accidentally and cause an injury Caution Whenever you use GS4000 without mounting its option modules into it attach the blank panels to it Otherwise air flows for the device cannot be secured a...

Page 234: ...y Figure 5 4 24 Power Supply Fixed Into Position Caution Use a driver when attaching a power supply and make sure that it is fixed into its position firmly Step 3 Attach the power cable to the power supply See section 4 5 4 which gives you the instruction related to the attachment or detachment of the GS4000 80E2 power cable WARNING MAKE SURE THAT THE CIRCUIT BREAKER OF A POWER FACILITY IS SET TO ...

Page 235: ... Revision 4 00 520 10 026 30X 5 31 WARNING AFTER ATTACHING A POWER CABLE ATTACH THE COVER TO THE TERMINAL PLATE WHEN USING DC POWER SUPPLY OTHERWISE ONE OF THE POWER SUPPLY TERMINALS COULD SHORT OUT OR YOU COULD RECEIVE A SHOCK ...

Page 236: ...60E2 You can replace a power supply for GS4000 320E DC in the same manner as you do for GS4000 160E2 Caution The additional installation or the replacement of a power supply should be done by a trained engineer or a qualified maintenance person NOTE When installing another power supply remove the dummy blank panel Store the removed dummy panel safely so that it doesn t get bent or lost 1 Detachmen...

Page 237: ...320E DC power cable Figure 5 4 26 Power Cable Removed From the Power Supply Caution Make sure that the circuit breaker of a power facility is set to OFF before attaching or removing a DC power cable Attaching or removing a DC power cable with the circuit breaker set to ON will cause an electric shock Step 4 Loosen the screws of the power supply targeted for replacement Figure 5 4 27 Screws to Be R...

Page 238: ... Supply weighs approx 7kg and its depth is 148mm When detaching the DC power supply from the device do it by holding its handles firmly so that it cannot drop accidentally and cause an injury Caution Whenever you use GS4000 without mounting its option modules into it attach the blank panels to it Otherwise air flows for the device cannot be secured and the temperature inside the device heats up ca...

Page 239: ...ly into the slot Figure 5 4 29 Power Supply Being Inserted Step 2 Insert the power supply into the slot deeply until it reaches the end of the slot and fasten the screws of the power supply Figure 5 4 30 Power Supply Fixed Into Position Caution Use a driver when attaching a power supply and make sure that it is fixed into its position firmly Power Supply Power Supply Slot Screw Screw ...

Page 240: ...E DC power cable WARNING MAKE SURE THAT THE CIRCUIT BREAKER OF A POWER FACILITY IS SET TO OFF BEFORE ATTACHING OR REMOVING A DC POWER CABLE ATTACHING OR REMOVING A DC POWER CABLE WITH THE CIRCUIT BREAKER SET TO ON WILL CAUSE AN ELECTRIC SHOCK WARNING AFTER ATTACHING A POWER CABLE ATTACH THE COVER TO THE TERMINAL PLATE WHEN USING DC POWER SUPPLY OTHERWISE ONE OF THE POWER SUPPLY TERMINALS COULD SHO...

Page 241: ...3000 Operations Guide WARNING THE REPLACEMENT OF A BASIC CONTROL UNIT BCU SHOULD BE DONE BY A TRAINED ENGINEER OR A QUALIFIED MAINTENANCE PERSON Caution Do not touch the electronic components on the solder side of a Basic Control Unit To avoid damage always store these components in approved anti static bags NOTE When installing another Basic Control Unit remove the dummy blank panel Store the rem...

Page 242: ...you Figure 5 5 2 Basic Control Unit Unlocked NOTE When removing a Basic Control Unit from the slot do it holding its levers so that its connector part is detached smoothly When moving levers do it slowly without giving much pressure to them NOTE The small levers which are located above the big ones are not used for the purpose of unlocking a Basic Control Unit therefore do not try to open them for...

Page 243: ...e using your hand Figure 5 5 3 Basic Control Unit Removed Caution The Basic Control Unit weighs approx 4 kg Be careful not to drop it when handling it otherwise you may be injured Caution Whenever you use GS4000 without mounting its option modules into it attach the blank panels to it Otherwise air flows for the device cannot be secured and the temperature inside the device heats up causing troubl...

Page 244: ...basic control unit as shown in the figure below and insert it into the slot Figure 5 5 4 Basic Control Unit Being Inserted Caution When installing a Basic Control Unit into the device open its levers as shown in the figure above If you try to install it with its levers shut or open too wide its levers might be damaged when being inserted into the slot Basic Control Unit Slot Basic Control Unit Lev...

Page 245: ...nto the slot completely Figure 5 5 5 Basic Control Unit Being Locked In Place NOTE When inserting a basic control unit into the slot do it holding its levers so that its connector part is fixed into its position correctly When moving levers do it slowly without giving much pressure to them Step 3 Fasten the screws of the basic control unit Caution Use a driver when attaching a basic control unit a...

Page 246: ...TENANCE PERSON Caution Do not touch the electronic components on the solder side of a Packet Switching Unit To avoid damage always store these components in approved anti static bags NOTE When installing another Packet Switching Unit remove the dummy panel Store the removed dummy panel safely so that it doesn t get bent or lost 1 Detachment of A Packet Switching Unit Comply with the following proc...

Page 247: ...ted in the figure below The Packet Switching Unit will come out 15mm or so towards you Figure 5 6 2 Packet Switching Unit Unlocked NOTE When removing a PSU from the slot do it holding its levers so that its connector part is detached smoothly When moving levers do it slowly without giving much pressure to them Lever Lever ...

Page 248: ... not to drop it when handling it otherwise you may be injured Caution Do not hold the area marked with in the figure above when mounting or removing a Packet Switching Unit from GS4000 models Doing this might deform the outer frame of a Packet Switching Unit and NIF might be damaged if you try to insert it into a Packet Switching Unit with its deformed outer frame Caution Whenever you use GS4000 w...

Page 249: ...ted Into Slot Caution Do not hold the area marked with in the figure above when mounting or removing a PSU from GS4000 models Doing this might deform the outer frame of a PSU and NIF might be damaged if you try to insert it into a PSU with its deformed outer frame Caution When installing a Packet Switching Unit into the device open its levers as shown in the figure above If you try to install it w...

Page 250: ... Unit into the slot do it holding its levers so that its connector part is fixed into its position correctly When moving levers do it slowly without giving much pressure to them Step 3 Fasten the screws of the Packet Switching Unit Caution Use a driver when attaching a Packet Switching Unit and make sure that it is fixed into its position firmly Step 4 Install the network interface board into the ...

Page 251: ...chematic procedure for installing removing a standard NIF is shown below As shown in the figure a standard NIF is installed into the packet switching unit Note that the guide rail should be attached to the packet switching unit before installing a standard NIF into it Figure 5 7 1 Replacement or Installation of an Additional Standard NIF WARNING THE REPLACEMENT OF A NETWORK INTERFACE SHOULD BE DON...

Page 252: ...moving a Standard NIF Step 1 Remove the interface cable from the NIF targeted for replacement As for the detachment of an interface cable refer to the section 4 11 Connecting Interface Cables to the GS4000 Step 2 Loosen the screws of the network interface board Figure 5 7 2 Screws to Be Removed From the Network Interface Board Screws Screws NIF ...

Page 253: ...or so towards you Figure 5 7 3 Network Interface Board Unlocked NOTE When removing a NIF from the slot do it holding its levers so that its connector part is detached smoothly When moving levers do it slowly without giving much pressure to them NOTE The big levers which are located under the small ones are not used for the purpose of unlocking a NIF therefore do not try to open them forcibly Lever...

Page 254: ...ely by holding its side panels Figure 5 7 4 Network Interface Board Removed From the Device Caution Whenever you use GS4000 without mounting its option modules into it attach the blank panels to it Otherwise air flows for the device cannot be secured and the temperature inside the device heats up causing troubles in it Procedure 1 Pull out the NIF just a little bit toward you by holding here Proce...

Page 255: ...it with the guide rail installed In order to install a standard NIF into the packet switching unit the guide rail should be installed beforehand For details see the section 5 7 4 Installing Removing of the Guide Rail Step 1 Open the levers of the NIF as shown in the figure below and insert it into the slot Do this by holding its side panels Figure 5 7 5 Network Interface Being Inserted Into the Sl...

Page 256: ...n inserting a NIF into the slot do it holding its levers so that its connector part is fixed into its position correctly When moving levers do it slowly without giving much pressure to them Step 3 Fasten the screws of the NIF Caution Use a driver when attaching a Packet Switching Unit and make sure that it is fixed into its position firmly Step 4 Attach the network interface cable to the NIF For t...

Page 257: ...de rail should already have been removed Figure 5 7 7 Replacement or Installation of an Additional High Port Density NIF WARNING THE REPLACEMENT OF A NETWORK INTERFACE NIF SHOULD BE DONE BY A TRAINED ENGINEER OR A QUALIFIED MAINTENANCE PERSON Caution Do not touch the electronic components on the solder side of a NIF To avoid damage always store these components in approved anti static bags NOTE Wh...

Page 258: ...g a High Port Density NIF Step 1 Remove the interface cable from the network interface board targeted for replacement For the detachment of an interface cable refer to the section 4 11 Connecting Interface Cables to the GS4000 Step 2 Loosen the screws of the network interface board Figure 5 7 8 Screws To Be Removed From The NIF Screw Screw NIF ...

Page 259: ... mm or so towards you Figure 5 7 9 Network Interface Unlocked NOTE When removing a NIF from the slot do it holding its levers so that its connector part is detached smoothly When moving levers do it slowly without giving much pressure to them NOTE The big levers which are located under the small ones are not used for the purpose of unlocking a NIF therefore do not try to open them forcibly Lever L...

Page 260: ...etely by holding its side panels Figure 5 7 10 Network Interface Removed From the Device Caution Whenever you use GS4000 without mounting its option modules into it attach the blank panels to it Otherwise air flows for the device cannot be secured and the temperature inside the device heats up causing troubles in it Procedure 1 Pull out the NIF just a little bit toward you by holding here Procedur...

Page 261: ...de rail should already be removed For details see the section 5 7 4 Installing Removing of the Guide Rail Step 1 Open the levers of the network interface board as shown in the figure below and insert it into the slot Figure 5 7 11 Network Interface Board Being Inserted Into the Slot Caution When installing a Packet Switching Unit into the device open its levers as shown in the figure above If you ...

Page 262: ...network interface board into the slot do it holding its levers so that its connector part is fixed into its position correctly When moving levers do it slowly without giving much pressure to them Step 3 Fasten the screws of the NIF Caution Use a driver when attaching a Packet Switching Unit and make sure that it is fixed into its position firmly Step 4 Attach the network interface cable to the NIF...

Page 263: ... a NIF To avoid damage always store these components in approved anti static bags NOTE For GS4000 80E1 and GS4000 160E1 the required number of power supply modules varies depending on whether or not a high port density PSU integrated NIF is installed For details see the section 1 1 1 GS4000 80E1 3 Required Number of Power Supply Modules and Installation Positions for GS4000 80E1 and the section 1 ...

Page 264: ... port density PSU integrated NIF Step 1 Remove the interface cable from the network interface board targeted for replacement For the detachment of an interface cable refer to the section 4 11 Connecting Interface Cables to the GS4000 Step 2 Loosen the screws of the network interface board Figure 5 7 13 Screws To Be Removed From The NIF Screw Screw NIF ...

Page 265: ...n the figure below The network interface board will come out 15mm or so towards you Figure 5 7 14 Network Interface Unlocked NOTE When removing a NIF from the slot do it holding its levers so that its connector part is detached smoothly When moving levers do it slowly without giving much pressure to them Lever Lever ...

Page 266: ...5 Network Interface Removed From the Device Caution The high port density PSU integrated NIF weighs approx 5kg Be careful not to drop it when handling it otherwise you may be injured Caution Whenever you use GS4000 without mounting its option modules into it attach the blank panels to it Otherwise air flows for the device cannot be secured and the temperature inside the device heats up causing tro...

Page 267: ...integrated NIF For detailed information regarding installing removing a packet switching unit see the section 5 6 Additional Installation Exchange of Packet Switching Unit Step 1 Open the levers of the network interface board as shown in the figure below and insert it into the slot Figure 5 7 16 Network Interface Board Being Inserted Into the Slot Caution When installing a Packet Switching Unit in...

Page 268: ...network interface board into the slot do it holding its levers so that its connector part is fixed into its position correctly When moving levers do it slowly without giving much pressure to them Step 3 Fasten the screws of the NIF Caution Use a driver when attaching a Packet Switching Unit and make sure that it is fixed into its position firmly Step 4 Attach the network interface cable to the NIF...

Page 269: ...A QUALIFIED MAINTENANCE PERSON Caution Do not touch the electronic components on the solder side of a packet switching unit To avoid damage always store these components in approved anti static bags 1 Detachment of a Guide Rail Comply with the following procedure when removing a guide rail Step 1 Remove a Packet Switching Unit As for the detachment of a Packet Switching Unit see the section 5 6 St...

Page 270: ...6 30X 5 66 Step 3 Remove a guide rail from a Packet Switching Unit Figure 5 7 19 Guide Rail Removed From a Packet Switching Unit NOTE Keep removed guide rails and screws safely Step 4 Install a Packet Switching Unit into the device See the section 5 6 ...

Page 271: ... a Packet Switching Unit from the device For the detachment of a Packet Switching Unit see the section 5 6 Step 2 Attach the two screws in the designated positions of the Packet Switching Unit as shown in the figure below Do not tighten up the screws completely so that you can attach a guide rail afterwards Figure 5 7 20 Tentative Attachment of the Screws PSU Screws ...

Page 272: ...GS4000 Installation Guide Revision 4 00 520 10 026 30X 5 68 Step 3 Insert a guide rail into the Packet Switching Unit Figure 5 7 21 Insertion of the Guide Rail Guide Rail ...

Page 273: ...30X 5 69 Step 4 Mount a guide rail with the screws Tighten up the screws in the order of the screw A first then the screw B Figure 5 7 22 Attaching the Guide Rail Step 5 Install a Packet Switching Unit into the device See the section 5 6 Screw A Screw B ...

Page 274: ... of GS4000 WARNING THE REPLACEMENT OF A DIMM SHOULD BE DONE BY A TRAINED ENGINEER OR A QUALIFIED MAINTENANCE PERSON 1 Detachment of a DIMM Step 1 Remove the basic control unit BCU from the device For the detachment of the BCU refer to the section 5 5 Replacement or Installation of Additional Basic Control Units Step 2 Open the levers towards the direction A and remove the DIMM by pulling it toward...

Page 275: ...u insert it into the slot deeply Figure 5 8 2 Memory Module DIMM Being Attached To the BCU NOTE Use a memory slot in ascending order of numbers starting with that numbered 0 Memory Slot 0 Step 2 Attach the Basic Control Unit to the device For the attachment of the BCU refer to the section 5 5 Replacement or Installation of Additional Basic Control Units Basic Control Unit BCU Memory Module DIMM Le...

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Page 277: ...ion 4 00 520 10 026 30X 5 73 Hitachi GS4000 Installation Guide Verion 4 00 Part No 520 10 026 30X Copyright 2003 2005 Hitachi America Ltd All rights reserved Hitachi America Ltd 2000 Sierra Point Parkway Brisbane CA 94005 1835 U S A ...

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