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Passport 7400 Hardware Installation, Maintenance, and Upgrade 5.2S1

Installing a 16-slot Passport switch power supply 222

Installing a 16-slot Passport switch shelf 225

Installing a BITS wire 230

Installing a blank processor card 231

Installing a control processor 232

Installing a desk-top mounted 3-slot Passport switch 234

Installing a floor-mounted 5-slot Passport switch 236

Installing a function processor 237

Installing a multiport aggregate device 242

Installing a Passport cabinet door 246

Installing a Passport cabinet door alarm cable 247

Installing a rack-mounted alarm panel 250

Installing a shelf interconnect cable 251

Installing a vertical-mount 3-slot Passport switch 252

Installing ac power cables on a multiport aggregate device 254

Installing an ac power cable 255

Installing an Ethernet cable 259

Installing an external alarm 261

Installing an MSA32 sparing panel cable cover 262

Installing CP cables for BITS 265

Installing dc power cables in a 3-slot Passport switch 268

Installing dc power cables in a 5-slot Passport switch 270

Installing dc power cables in a 16-slot Passport switch 272

Installing dc power cables on a multiport aggregate device 275

Installing FP cables 278

Installing ferrite beads onto dc power cables 283

Installing multiple MSA32 sparing panels (DB15 or BNC) 286

 Installing multiple MSA32 sparing panels (RJ45)

289

Installing seismic hardware 294

Making a BITS wire 296

Making a braided shield 300

Making customer equipment cables 303

Moving a door hinge to the other side of a cabinet 304

Packing a processor card 307

Placing and anchoring a Passport cabinet

309

Summary of Contents for Passport 7400

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Page 3: ...1 240 Document status Standard Document version 5 2S1 Document date November 2003 Copyright 2003 Nortel Networks All Rights Reserved Printed in Canada NORTEL NORTEL NETWORKS the globemark design the NORTEL NETWORKS corporate logo DPN and PASSPORT are trademarks of Nortel Networks ...

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Page 5: ...5 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Publication history November 2003 5 2S1 Standard General availability Contains information on Passport 7400 for the PCR5 2 GA release ...

Page 6: ...6 Publication history 241 7401 240 5 2S1 ...

Page 7: ... Prerequisites to 3 slot Passport switch installation 29 3 slot Passport switch installation task flow 30 3 slot Passport switch installation supporting information 31 Chapter 2 3 slot Passport switch shelf replacement 33 Prerequisites to 3 slot Passport switch shelf replacement 33 3 slot Passport switch shelf replacement task flow 34 Chapter 3 5 slot Passport switch installation 37 Prerequisites ...

Page 8: ...f replacement 61 Prerequisites to replacing a 16 slot Passport switch shelf 61 16 slot Passport switch shelf replacement task flow 62 Chapter 7 Air filter replacement 67 Air filter replacement task flow 67 Chapter 8 Alarm hardware installation 69 Prerequisites to alarm hardware installation 69 Alarm hardware installation task flow 69 Chapter 9 Alarm hardware replacement 71 Alarm hardware replaceme...

Page 9: ...equisites to cable routing and labeling 89 Cable routing and labeling task flow 89 Chapter 15 Control processor addition 91 Prerequisites to control processor addition 91 Control processor addition task flow 91 Chapter 16 Control processor upgrade 93 Prerequisites to control processor upgrade 93 Control processor upgrade task flow 94 Chapter 17 Cooling unit replacement 97 Cooling unit replacement ...

Page 10: ...requisites to failed control processor replacement 115 Failed control processor replacement task flow 116 Chapter 23 Failed function processor replacement 119 Prerequisites to failed function processor replacement 119 Failed function processor replacement task flow 120 Chapter 24 Function processor addition 123 Prerequisites to function processor addition 123 Function processor addition task flow ...

Page 11: ... flow 143 Chapter 30 Multiport aggregate device replacement 145 Prerequisites to multiport aggregate device replacement 145 Multiport aggregate device replacement task flow 145 Chapter 31 Passport cabinet door removal and installation 147 Passport cabinet door removal and installation task flow 147 Chapter 32 Power cable replacement 149 Power cable replacement task flow 149 Chapter 33 Power supply...

Page 12: ...cal operator terminal to a Passport 7400 switch 186 Disconnecting a local operator terminal or modem from a Passport switch 189 Grounding a 16 slot Passport switch 190 Grounding a dc powered 3 slot Passport switch 192 Grounding a dc powered 5 slot Passport switch 194 Grounding a Passport cabinet 196 Installing 5 slot Passport switch covers 198 Installing a 13 termination panel in a 3 slot Passport...

Page 13: ...ng ac power cables on a multiport aggregate device 254 Installing an ac power cable 255 Installing an Ethernet cable 259 Installing an external alarm 261 Installing an MSA32 sparing panel cable cover 262 Installing CP cables for BITS 265 Installing dc power cables in a 3 slot Passport switch 268 Installing dc power cables in a 5 slot Passport switch 270 Installing dc power cables in a 16 slot Pass...

Page 14: ... switch rear cover 345 Removing a 5 slot Passport switch shelf 347 Removing a 16 slot Passport switch cooling unit 350 Removing a 16 slot Passport switch power supply 353 Removing a 16 slot Passport switch shelf 357 Removing a blank processor card 359 Removing a control processor 360 Removing a function processor 364 Removing a multiport aggregate device 366 Removing a Passport cabinet door 367 Re...

Page 15: ...g cables through a 16 slot Passport switch 405 Setting modem dip switches 407 Setting switches on a HSSI function processor 408 Setting switches on a V 11 function processor 410 Turning on power 413 Unpacking a 3 slot Passport switch 414 Unpacking a 5 slot Passport switch 417 Unpacking a 16 slot Passport switch 420 Unpacking a horizontally packaged cabinet 423 Unpacking a processor card 426 Unpack...

Page 16: ...askflow part 1 63 Figure 14 16 slot Passport switch shelf replacement taskflow part 2 64 Figure 15 Regular maintenance task flow 68 Figure 16 Alarm hardware installation task flow 70 Figure 17 Alarm hardware replacement task flow 72 Figure 18 BITS cable replacement task flow 76 Figure 19 BITS termination panel replacement task flow 78 Figure 20 Cabinet installation task flow 82 Figure 21 Cable rep...

Page 17: ...t switch ESD jack location 175 Figure 49 5 slot Passport switch ESD jack location 176 Figure 50 3 slot Passport switch ESD jack location 177 Figure 51 Location of MSA32 connectors to have screws changed on a one for one configuration 179 Figure 52 MSA32 screw connectors to be changed on the bottom one for n sparing panel 180 Figure 53 MSA32 sparing panel cable connector screws 181 Figure 54 Contro...

Page 18: ...assport switch shelf assembly 228 Figure 78 16 slot Passport switch cable management assembly 229 Figure 79 Securing the feet to a desk top mounted 3 slot Passport switch 234 Figure 80 Cable guide on desk top mounted 3 slot Passport switch 235 Figure 81 Securing the feet to the bottom of a floor mounted switch 236 Figure 82 Locking and unlocking processor card latches 239 Figure 83 Disengaging a p...

Page 19: ...nnectors 292 Figure 107 Bottom flexi cable connections of MSA32 sparing panels with RJ45 connectors 293 Figure 108 Seismic cabinet mounting rear view 295 Figure 109 D sub pinout for BITS cables for DS1 or E1 balanced 299 Figure 110 Steps for making a braided shield 301 Figure 111 Braided shield assembly 302 Figure 112 Cabinet door with hinges on the left 305 Figure 113 Cabinet door with hinges on ...

Page 20: ...power supply with power switch in the standby position 355 Figure 139 Locking and unlocking processor card latches 362 Figure 140 Disengaging a processor card 363 Figure 141 Door alarm connectors 369 Figure 142 Unanchoring a Passport cabinet from a pallet 371 Figure 143 Unloading a Passport cabinet from a pallet 373 Figure 144 Rack mounted alarm panel 375 Figure 145 Dual alarm shelf interconnectio...

Page 21: ...ion of DIP switches on the V 11 function processor 411 Figure 160 Taking inventory after unpacking a 3 slot Passport switch 416 Figure 161 Taking inventory after unpacking a 5 slot Passport switch 419 Figure 162 Taking inventory after unpacking a 16 slot Passport switch 422 Figure 163 Antistatic protection for unpacking a processor card 427 Figure 164 Taking inventory after unpacking a cabinet 431...

Page 22: ... for DS1 or E1 balanced 297 Table 6 Pinouts of the connectors for E1 unbalanced 298 Table 7 Termination panel LED status display 314 Table 8 16 slot Passport switch minimum power supply requirements 356 Table 9 Modem dip switch settings 407 Table 10 Equipment checklist for the 3 slot Passport switch base package 415 Table 11 Equipment checklist for unpacking a 5 slot Passport switch 417 Table 12 E...

Page 23: ...ho should read this document and why page 23 What you need to know page 23 How this document is organized page 24 What s new in this document page 26 Notational conventions page 26 Related documents page 27 How to get more help page 27 Who should read this document and why This document is intended for anyone who installs or maintains Passport hardware What you need to know Before performing the p...

Page 24: ...hart figures provide a visual guide to help you navigate through a task by showing the order of all required procedures Immediately following each task flow figure is a bulleted list of links to all of the procedures mentioned in the task flow Some of the procedures required by a task may be located in another NTP for example software configuration procedures will be found in 241 5701 600 Passport...

Page 25: ... 1 Sample task flow Task flow navigation cross reference to Procedure A cross reference to Procedure B Procedure C See name and number of another NTP PP_TASK_1000 ins No Choice A Choice B Yes Title of Task Procedure A Decision Make a choice Procedure B optional Decision Yes or No END Procedure C ...

Page 26: ...ude port numbers The section Making a BITS wire page 296 was updated with information about making the wire a braided shield Notational conventions The following are samples of caution and warning conventions used in this document WARNING This warning informs you of risk of personal injury WARNING This warning informs you of risk of personal injury from electrical shock CAUTION This caution inform...

Page 27: ...assport 7400 15000 20000 Documentation Guide 241 7401 200 Passport 7400 Hardware Description For most of the software configuration procedures included in the task flows see 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide How to get more help For information on training problem reporting and technical support see the Nortel Networks support services section in 241 5701 030 Passport 7400...

Page 28: ...28 About this document 241 7401 240 5 2S1 ...

Page 29: ...s to 3 slot Passport switch installation See Unpacking a processor card page 426 for FP and CP handling instructions Ensure you have completed all site preparations For more information see 3 slot Passport switch installation supporting information page 31 If you are installing the switch in a rack or cabinet ensure it has been properly installed and grounded For more information see Cabinet insta...

Page 30: ...switch Installing dc power cables in a 3 slot Passport switch Installing ferrite beads onto dc power cables optional Grounding a dc powered 3 slot Passport switch Select mounting option Installing a desk top mounted 3 slot Passport switch Installing a 3 slot Passport switch in a rack or cabinet Installing a vertical mount 3 slot Passport switch Install another FP Installing a function processor Po...

Page 31: ...unted 3 slot Passport switch page 234 Installing a vertical mount 3 slot Passport switch page 252 Grounding a dc powered 3 slot Passport switch page 192 Installing dc power cables in a 3 slot Passport switch page 268 Installing ferrite beads onto dc power cables page 283 Installing a control processor page 232 Installing a function processor page 237 Powering up a 3 slot Passport switch page 313 I...

Page 32: ...32 Chapter 1 3 slot Passport switch installation 241 7401 240 5 2S1 ...

Page 33: ...ent task flow page 34 Prerequisites to 3 slot Passport switch shelf replacement CAUTION Service loss due to switch outage Replacing a shelf removes a switch from service for the duration of the replacement Minimize the impact of the switch outage by rerouting traffic to other switches in the network before powering down the switch CAUTION Risk of electrostatic damage When handling processor cards ...

Page 34: ...nstructions Some of the procedures in this task are not located in this NTP Ensure you have access to the required NTPs 3 slot Passport switch shelf replacement task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to replace a 3 slot Passport switch To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 35 Figure 3 3 slot Passport switch shelf replacement task flow part 1 Ye...

Page 35: ... dc power cables in a 3 slot Passport switch Installing ferrite beads onto dc power cables optional Grounding a dc powered 3 slot Passport switch Select mounting option Installing a 19 rack mounted termination panel if necessary A End Testing a bus optional Card testing optional Testing ports and interfaces optional Return the shelf to service after running all tests Installing a desk top mounted ...

Page 36: ...dc power cables in a 3 slot Passport switch page 268 Installing ferrite beads onto dc power cables page 283 Installing a control processor page 232 Installing a function processor page 237 Installing a 13 termination panel in a 3 slot Passport switch page 201 Installing a 19 rack mounted termination panel page 205 Powering up a 3 slot Passport switch page 313 Installing FP cables page 278 Testing ...

Page 37: ... installation See Unpacking a processor card page 426 for FP and CP handling instructions Ensure you have completed all site preparations For more information see 5 slot Passport switch installation supporting information page 41 If you are installing the switch in a rack or cabinet ensure it has been properly installed and grounded For more information see Cabinet installation page 81 CAUTION Ris...

Page 38: ...e Installing a multiport aggregate device page 242 If you are installing a free standing switch with covers see Installing 5 slot Passport switch covers page 198 5 slot Passport switch installation task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to install a 5 slot Passport switch To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 40 ...

Page 39: ...h installation Unpacking a 5 slot Passport switch Installing dc power cables in a 5 slot Passport switch Installing ferrite beads onto dc power cables optional Installing a 5 slot Passport switch power supply Installing an ac power cable Grounding a dc powered 5 slot Passport switch ac or dc Floor mount Installing a floor mounted 5 slot Passport switch Installing a 5 slot Passport switch in a rack...

Page 40: ...ination panel in a 5 slot Passport switch page 203 No Yes Yes No No Yes Install another FP Installing a function processor Powering up a 5 slot Passport switch A Sparing any FPs MSA 32 FPs Installing a 19 rack mounted termination panel Changing fasteners on an MSA32 sparing panel Installing function processor cables Installing a 19 rack mounted termination panel if necessary End MSA 32 one for one...

Page 41: ... page 315 Changing fasteners on an MSA32 sparing panel page 178 Installing a 19 rack mounted termination panel page 205 Installing FP cables page 278 5 slot Passport switch installation supporting information See the following sections Site preparation page 53 Site preparation for a free standing 3 slot or 5 slot Passport switch page 41 Site preparation for a free standing 3 slot or 5 slot Passpor...

Page 42: ...42 Chapter 3 5 slot Passport switch installation 241 7401 240 5 2S1 ...

Page 43: ...ent task flow page 44 Prerequisites to 5 slot Passport switch shelf replacement CAUTION Service loss due to switch outage Replacing a shelf removes a switch from service for the duration of the replacement Minimize the impact of the switch outage by rerouting traffic to other switches in the network before powering down the switch CAUTION Risk of electrostatic damage When handling processor cards ...

Page 44: ...ng a processor card page 426 for FP and CP handling instructions If your 5 slot Passport switch has covers Removing a 5 slot Passport switch front cover page 338 and Removing a 5 slot Passport switch rear cover page 345 Some of the procedures in this task are not located in this NTP Ensure you have access to the required NTPs 5 slot Passport switch shelf replacement task flow This task flow shows ...

Page 45: ...ement Remove another FP Removing a function processor Removing a control processor Remove another CP Removing a 5 slot Passport switch power supply Remove another power supply Removing a 5 slot Passport switch Removing power cables Removing a termination panel if necessary Unpacking a 5 slot Passport switch shelf Floor mount Installing a floor mounted 5 slot Passport switch Installing a 5 slot Pas...

Page 46: ...supply Powering up a 5 slot Passport switch Installing function processor cables Installing dc power cables in a 5 slot Passport switch Installing ferrite beads onto dc power cables optional Installing an ac power cable Grounding a dc powered 5 slot Passport switch ac or dc Installing a termination panel if necessary Installing a 5 slot Passport switch power supply A End Testing a bus optional Car...

Page 47: ... 215 Installing a floor mounted 5 slot Passport switch page 236 Installing a 5 slot Passport switch power supply page 218 Installing an ac power cable page 255 Installing dc power cables in a 5 slot Passport switch page 270 Installing ferrite beads onto dc power cables page 283 Grounding a dc powered 5 slot Passport switch page 194 Installing a control processor page 232 Installing a function proc...

Page 48: ...48 Chapter 4 5 slot Passport switch shelf replacement 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Testing ports and interfaces See 241 5701 520 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Troubleshooting and Testing ...

Page 49: ...ort switch installation See Unpacking a processor card page 426 for FP and CP handling instructions Ensure you have completed all site preparations For more information see 16 slot Passport switch installation supporting information page 53 Also ensure you have properly installed and grounded the cabinet or standard 19 rack For more information see Cabinet installation page 81 CAUTION Risk of elec...

Page 50: ...ou will need to install a multiport aggregate device See Installing a multiport aggregate device page 242 16 slot Passport switch installation task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to install a 16 slot Passport switch To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 53 ...

Page 51: ...connect cable if necessary Install another CP Installing a control processor Install another power supply Unpacking a 16 slot Passport switch Installing a 16 slot Passport switch shelf Installing dc power cables in a 16 slot Passport switch Installing ferrite beads onto dc power cables optional Installing a 16 slot Passport switch power supply Installing an ac power cable Grounding a 16 slot Passp...

Page 52: ...up a 16 slot Passport switch A Sparing any FPs MSA 32 FPs one for one or one for n Installing a 19 rack mounted termination panel Changing fasteners on an MSA32 sparing panel Connector type Changing fasteners on an MSA32 sparing panel Installing multiple MSA32 sparing panels RJ45 Installing function processor cables Installing multiple MSA 32 sparing panels DB15 or BNC Installing a cable cover on ...

Page 53: ...cessor page 232 Installing a function processor page 237 Powering up a 16 slot Passport switch page 318 Changing fasteners on an MSA32 sparing panel page 178 Installing multiple MSA32 sparing panels DB15 or BNC page 286 Installing an MSA32 sparing panel cable cover page 262 Installing multiple MSA32 sparing panels RJ45 page 289 Installing a 19 rack mounted termination panel page 205 Installing FP ...

Page 54: ...ere there is a risk of tampering ensure that you can lock the room To satisfy safety requirements you must connect ac grounds from all equipment including Passport cabinets termination panel cabinets and local operator terminal and external dc grounds to a single distribution panel ground point For ac powered Passport switches the ac power supply requires its own individually fused electrical outl...

Page 55: ...he rack Site preparation for a Passport cabinet Your floor plan must conform to the required spacing shown in the figure Floor space requirements for Passport cabinets page 56 This figure also shows placement details for when termination panels are housed in a separate cabinet Plan to run cables from the switch to the nearest floor opening in a raised floor You can cut an opening into the floor fo...

Page 56: ...ments for a seismic cabinet page 58 You can install termination panels in the same cabinet as the chassis Or you can install termination panels in a separate cabinet or rack Position each cabinet to allow you to open both the front and rear doors 90 20 in extension The front and rear doors have a gate swing of 175 DCP70056 Door 90 90 1 5 m 5 ft 1 m 3 3 ft 1 m 3 3 ft 2 1 m 7 ft Cabinet Cabinet Cabi...

Page 57: ...oor using the equipment in one of the seismic anchoring kits You cannot anchor a seismic cabinet for seismic protection on a raised floor For ac installations the power cord attachment to each switch must be within 1 5 m 5 ft of the electrical outlet Do not use extension cords For dc installations the distance from the power cord attachment to each switch must be correct for its wire gauge and vol...

Page 58: ...ection meet the Zone 4 seismic requirements of Telcordia NEBS GR 63 CORE To provide seismic protection for your switch you must anchor the cabinet to the floor using either an outside mount anchoring kit or an inside mount anchoring kit You must also install seismic hardware inside the cabinet a minimum service clearance of 24 in 60 cm is required 36 in 24 in 175 175 60 cm 90 cm 31 in 80 cm ...

Page 59: ...abinet You must then anchor the brackets to a concrete floor The inside mount anchoring kit fully isolates the seismic brackets from the ground The outside mount anchoring kit does not The outside mount seismic anchoring kit requires you to attach two L shaped brackets to the outside of the cabinet You must then anchor the brackets to a concrete floor You cannot provide seismic protection for a ca...

Page 60: ...60 Chapter 5 16 slot Passport switch installation 241 7401 240 5 2S1 ...

Page 61: ... shelf replacement task flow page 62 Prerequisites to replacing a 16 slot Passport switch shelf CAUTION Service loss due to switch outage Replacing a shelf removes a switch from service for the duration of the replacement Minimize the impact of the switch outage by rerouting traffic to other switches in the network before powering down the switch CAUTION Risk of electrostatic damage When handling ...

Page 62: ...ing a processor card page 426 for FP and CP handling instructions Some of the procedures in this task are located in 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide so ensure you have a copy of this guide available Some of the procedures in this task are not located in this NTP Ensure you have access to the required NTPs 16 slot Passport switch shelf replacement task flow This task flow...

Page 63: ... down a 16 slot Passport switch Remove another FP Removing a function processor Removing a control processor Remove another CP Removing a 16 slot Passport switch power supply Removing a 16 slot Passport switch cooling unit Removing a shelf interconnect cable if necessary Remove another power supply Removing a 16 slot Passport switch shelf Removing power cables Unpacking a 16 slot Passport switch I...

Page 64: ...P Installing a function processor Install another CP Installing a control processor Powering up a 16 slot Passport switch Installing function processor cables Installing dc power cables in a 16 slot Passport switch Installing ferrite beads onto dc power cables optional Installing a 16 slot Passport switch power supply Installing an ac power cable ac or dc A End Testing a bus optional Card testing ...

Page 65: ...e 225 Grounding a 16 slot Passport switch page 190 Installing a 16 slot Passport switch cooling unit page 220 Installing a shelf interconnect cable page 251 Installing an ac power cable page 255 Installing dc power cables in a 16 slot Passport switch page 272 Installing ferrite beads onto dc power cables page 283 Installing a 16 slot Passport switch power supply page 222 Installing a control proce...

Page 66: ...66 Chapter 6 16 slot Passport switch shelf replacement 241 7401 240 5 2S1 ...

Page 67: ...ement Replace the air filter in a 5 slot and 16 slot Passport switch every two months as part of regular maintenance Air filter replacement task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to replace an air filter To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 68 ...

Page 68: ...sk flow navigation Replacing a 5 slot Passport switch air filter page 386 Replacing a 16 slot Passport switch air filter page 389 PP_TASK_1001 ins 5 slot 16 slot Air filter replacement 5 slot or 16 slot Replacing a 5 slot Passport switch air filter Replacing a 16 slot Passport switch air filter End ...

Page 69: ...allation task flow page 69 Prerequisites to alarm hardware installation Alarm hardware installation task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to install alarm hardware To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 70 CAUTION Risk of disabling alarm system If you have inserted a switch between the alarm cable and your alarm system to isolate your alarm sys...

Page 70: ...page 250 Installing an external alarm page 261 Installing a shelf interconnect cable page 251 PP_TASK_1008 ins externally at switch Yes No No Yes Alarm hardware installation Display alarms at switch or externally Installing an external alarm Installing a rack mounted alarm panel Installing a Passport cabinet door alarm cable Show alarms from two 16 slot switches Installing a shelf interconnect cab...

Page 71: ...arm hardware to restore service to your door alarm rack mounted alarm panel or external alarm Alarm hardware replacement task flow page 71 Alarm hardware replacement task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to replace alarm hardware To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 72 ...

Page 72: ...5 Installing a rack mounted alarm panel page 250 PP_TASK_1020 ins door alarm cable shelf interconnect cable rack mounted alarm panel external alarm cable Alarm hardware replacement Replacing an external alarm cable Removing a Passport cabinet door alarm cable Installing a Passport cabinet door alarm cable Removing a rack mounted alarm panel Installing a rack mounted alarm panel Type of alarm hardw...

Page 73: ...dware replacement 73 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Removing a shelf interconnect cable page 376 Installing a shelf interconnect cable page 251 Replacing an external alarm cable page 396 ...

Page 74: ...74 Chapter 9 Alarm hardware replacement 241 7401 240 5 2S1 ...

Page 75: ...priate replacement cable present before beginning the procedure For BITS cable product codes and lengths see 241 7401 200 Passport 7400 Hardware Description Some of the procedures in this task are not located in this NTP Ensure you have access to the required NTPs BITS cable replacement task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to replace a BITS cable To link to any...

Page 76: ...0000 Configuration Guide Removing CP cables for BITS page 381 Installing CP cables for BITS page 265 Unlocking external timing ports See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide BITS cable replacement Locking external timing ports Removing control processor cables for BITS Installing control processor cables for BITS Unlocking external timing ports End PP_TASK_1043 ins ...

Page 77: ...l timing components must be locked before removing the BITS termination panel This is the first procedure in the task flow If the primary and secondary source are provisioned with external timing sources and the tertiary source is line timed the system will switch to the tertiary source once the BITS termination panel is removed If there is no tertiary source provisioned the system will go into ho...

Page 78: ...sport switch page 327 Removing a 19 rack mounted termination panel page 329 Installing a 13 termination panel in a 3 slot Passport switch page 201 Installing a 13 termination panel in a 5 slot Passport switch page 203 Installing a 19 rack mounted termination panel page 205 Installing CP cables for BITS page 265 PP_TASK_1021 ins BITS termination panel replacement Locking external timing ports Remov...

Page 79: ...ination panel replacement 79 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Installing a BITS wire page 230 Unlocking external timing ports See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide ...

Page 80: ...80 Chapter 11 BITS termination panel replacement 241 7401 240 5 2S1 ...

Page 81: ...s Procedure navigation Prerequisites to cabinet installation page 81 Cabinet installation task flow page 81 Prerequisites to cabinet installation Complete site preparations as described in Site preparation page 53 Cabinet installation task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to install a cabinet or rack To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 83 ...

Page 82: ...c cabinet using an outside mount anchoring kit Installing seismic hardware Anchoring a seismic cabinet using an inside mount anchoring kit Passport or seismic Inside or outsside mount Unpacking a vertically packaged cabinet Unpacking a horizontally packaged cabinet Removing a Passport cabinet from a pallet type of shipping package Unpacking and removing a seismic cabinet from a pallet Preparing th...

Page 83: ...d cabinet page 428 Removing a Passport cabinet from a pallet page 370 Placing and anchoring a Passport cabinet page 309 Grounding a Passport cabinet page 196 Preparing the floor for a seismic cabinet page 323 Unpacking and removing a seismic cabinet from a pallet page 432 Anchoring a seismic cabinet using an inside mount anchoring kit page 169 Anchoring a seismic cabinet using an outside mount anc...

Page 84: ...84 Chapter 12 Cabinet installation 241 7401 240 5 2S1 ...

Page 85: ...erequisites to cable replacement Ensure replacement cables do not exceed maximum lengths as specified in 241 7401 200 Passport 7400 Hardware Description Before removing a cable route and label the replacement cable For more information see Cable routing and labeling page 89 Cable replacement task flow This task flow shows you the task flow you must use to replace different types of cables To link ...

Page 86: ...ment Power cable replacement Local operator terminal replacement FP cable Function processor cable upgrade Failure or upgrade Failed function processor cable replacement Alarm hardware replacement Ethernet cable replacement Modem replacement BITS cable replacement Modem cable Alarm or shelf interconnect cable Local operator cable PP_TASK_1044 ins ...

Page 87: ... 2S1 Task flow navigation Failed FP cable replacement page 107 FP cable upgrade page 111 Alarm hardware replacement page 71 Local operator terminal replacement page 137 Modem replacement page 143 Power cable replacement page 149 Ethernet cable replacement page 99 BITS cable replacement page 75 ...

Page 88: ...88 Chapter 13 Cable replacement 241 7401 240 5 2S1 ...

Page 89: ...ll cables comply with the appropriate cable specifications For more information about cable requirements including pinouts see 241 7401 200 Passport 7400 Hardware Description Before routing any cables measure the exact distance that the cables will follow and ensure all cables are long enough with minimal slack management Also ensure that cables are routed away from anything that can damage the ca...

Page 90: ...a 5 slot Passport switch page 403 Routing cables through a 16 slot Passport switch page 405 Routing cables out of a cabinet page 399 Yes No Cable routing and labeling 3 slot 5 slot or 16 slot Routing cables through a 3 slot Passport switch Routing cables through a 5 slot Passport switch Routing cables through a 16 slot Passport switch Route out of cabinet Routing cables out of a cabinet End PP_TAS...

Page 91: ...cessors must have matching product codes in order to act as spares for one another Some of the procedures in this task are not located in this NTP Ensure you have access to the required NTPs Control processor addition task flow The following task flows show you the sequence of procedures you perform to add a CP to a Passport switch To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 92 CAUTIO...

Page 92: ...l processor page 232 Configuring a new processor card See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Configuring CP equipment sparing See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide PP_TASK_1032 ins Control processor addition Installing a control processor Configuring CP equipment sparing Removing a blank processor card End Configuring a new processor card ...

Page 93: ...nd CP handling instructions Some of the procedures in this task are not located in this NTP Ensure you have access to the required NTPs CAUTION Traffic loss due to switch outage Upgrading a CP in a switch that does not have redundant CPs causes the switch to drop all traffic The switch will be out of service for the time it takes to perform the upgrade CAUTION Risk of electrostatic damage When han...

Page 94: ...bles route and label cables in advance If you are removing a CP with BITS NTNQ03 and replacing it with a regular CP NTNQ01 you must remove the external timing feature and BITS ports If you do not the system raises an alarm indicating the card does not support external timing and the BITS ports are disabled If you are replacing a CP with one of the same version because of failure see Failed control...

Page 95: ... upgrade Installing a control processor Removing a control processor standby Passport SNMP Devices Backup Spared or unspared Installing a control processor Replace another CP Removing a control processor End Passport Node Recovery Removing CP with BITS Configuring the software features of an LPT remove external timing feature StartUp overview Deleting BITS ports on Passport 7400 Removing a NCS ref...

Page 96: ...s of an LPT 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Removing a control processor page 360 Passport SNMP Devices Backup See 241 6001 807 Preside MDM Passport SNMP Devices Backup and Restore User Guide Installing a control processor page 232 StartUp overview See 241 5701 271 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Network Management Connectivity Passport Node Recovery See 241 6001 807 Preside M...

Page 97: ...nt task flow page 97 Cooling unit replacement prerequisites Cooling unit replacement task flow This task flow show you the sequence of procedures you perform to replace a cooling unit in a 16 slot Passport switch or a 5 slot Passport switch To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 98 CAUTION Risk of equipment damage Remove and restart cooling units in under 10 minutes You can damag...

Page 98: ...witch cooling unit page 220 Removing a 5 slot Passport switch cooling unit page 335 Installing a 5 slot Passport switch cooling unit page 214 PP_TASK_1016 ins 16 slot 5 slot Cooling unit replacement 5 slot or 16 slot Removing a 5 slot Passport switch cooling unit Installing a 5 slot Passport switch cooling unit Removing a 16 slot Passport switch cooling unit Installing a 16 slot Passport switch co...

Page 99: ... Hardware Description If you are making your own cable match quality ratings length and the connectors at both ends Complete the cable replacement during a period of lowest traffic volumes and or with minimum delays If the cable is being used by Preside Multiservice Data Manager MDM removing the cable drops communication unless both the active and standby CP Ethernet ports are connected to a hub o...

Page 100: ... replacement task flow Task flow navigation Disabling CP switchover for a CP OAM Ethernet port failure See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide PP_TASK_1022 ins Active Standby Ethernet cable replacement CP active or standby Removing an Ethernet cable Installing an Ethernet cable END Removing an Ethernet cable Installing an Ethernet cable Enabling CP switchover for a CP OAM Et...

Page 101: ... 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Removing an Ethernet cable page 378 Installing an Ethernet cable page 259 Enabling CP switchover for a CP OAM Ethernet port failure See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide ...

Page 102: ...102 Chapter 18 Ethernet cable replacement 241 7401 240 5 2S1 ...

Page 103: ...Q03 a BITS termination panel NTPS13 and one or two BITS cables NTPS18 Sparing is not supported between a CP and a CP with BITS when external timing is provisioned Both CPs must be of the type CP with BITS for sparing to be supported Sparing is supported between a CP and CP with BITS if external timing is not provisioned If you are replacing a CP with a CP with BITS but will not enable the external...

Page 104: ...ge 93 Installing a 13 termination panel in a 3 slot Passport switch page 201 No Yes External timing addition CP with BITS already installed Configuring an external timing source Control processor upgrade Installing control processor cables for BITS END Installing a termination panel Make a BITS wire Installing a BITS wire Configuring NS PP_TASK_1007 ins ...

Page 105: ...ssport switch page 203 Installing a 19 rack mounted termination panel page 205 Installing CP cables for BITS page 265 Making a BITS wire page 296 Installing a BITS wire page 230 Configuring an external timing source See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Configuring NS See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide ...

Page 106: ...106 Chapter 19 External timing addition 241 7401 240 5 2S1 ...

Page 107: ...rocedures in this task are not located in this NTP Ensure you have access to the required NTPs Failed FP cable replacement task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to replace a cable connected to an FP or its related termination panel To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 109 CAUTION Risk of damage by electrostatic discharge ESD When you handle p...

Page 108: ... cables End Switching between active and standby processor cards if necessary Locking a function procesor Unlocking a function processor FP configured for APS Failed FP cable replacement Locking a port Removing FP cables Installing FP cables Unlocking a port Clearing a switch request on Passport 7400 Spared configuration Switching between active and standby processor cards ...

Page 109: ...ee 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Locking a port See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Removing FP cables page 382 Installing FP cables page 278 Unlocking a function processor See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Unlocking a port See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Clearing a switch request on...

Page 110: ...110 Chapter 20 Failed FP cable replacement 241 7401 240 5 2S1 ...

Page 111: ...u handle processor cards wear a grounded antistatic wrist strap or equivalent to protect electronic parts For more information see Avoid damage from static electricity page 174 CAUTION Risk of service loss Before performing an FP cable upgrade on an FP configured with intra card APS port to port sparing on the same FP ensure that both the working and protection lines are not degraded Locking a por...

Page 112: ... not located in this NTP Ensure you have access to the required NTPs FP cable upgrade task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to upgrade a cable connected to an FP or its related termination panel To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 114 ...

Page 113: ...function processor Installing FP cables End Switching between active and standby processor cards if necessary FP configured for APS Locking a port Removing FP cables Installing FP cables Unlocking a port Clearing a switch request on Passport 7400 FP cable upgrade Spared configuration Removing FP cables Installing FP cables FP already standby Switching between active and standby processor cards End...

Page 114: ...ocking a function processor See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Unlocking a function processor See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Locking a port See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Unlocking a port See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Clearing a switch request on Passport 7400 See 241 5701 6...

Page 115: ...ocessor replacement Some of the procedures in this task are not located in this NTP Ensure you have access to the required NTPs See Unpacking a processor card page 426 for FP and CP handling instructions CAUTION Risk of damage by electrostatic discharge ESD When you handle processor cards wear a grounded antistatic wrist strap or equivalent to protect electronic parts WARNING Damage to equipment b...

Page 116: ...rent version follow the procedures in the section Control processor upgrade page 93 The impact of CP failure depends on whether there is a spare CP ready to take over traffic If there is no spare CP all traffic will be dropped Failed control processor replacement task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to replace a failed CP To link to any procedure go to Task flo...

Page 117: ...alling a control processor page 232 StartUp overview See 241 5701 271 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Network Management Connectivity Yes No Yes No Failed control processor replacement StartUp overview Preside MDM backup available Passport node recovery Basic node setup END Removing a control processor Installing a control processor CP spared Resetting the alarm hardware if necessary Resetting the alarm...

Page 118: ...cement 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Passport Node Recovery See 241 6001 807 Preside MDM Passport SNMP Devices Backup and Restore User Guide Basic node setup See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Resetting the alarm hardware page 397 ...

Page 119: ...r and hardware installer must coordinate their activities Failure to do so can result in service interruptions Whenever possible schedule upgrades and replacements of spared FPs during maintenance windows CAUTION Risk of electrostatic damage When handling processor cards wear a grounded antistatic wrist strap so that you do not damage electronic parts For more information see Avoid damage from sta...

Page 120: ...ith an FP of another vintage you must follow the task flow for upgrading an FP Some of the procedures in this task are not located in this NTP Ensure you have access to the required NTPs Failed function processor replacement task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to replace a failed FP To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 121 ...

Page 121: ...1 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Removing a function processor page 364 Installing a function processor page 237 PP_TASK_1015 ins Yes No Failed FP replacement Switching between active and standby processor cards if necessary FP spared Unlocking a function processor Removing a function processor Switching between active and standby processor cards if necessary Installing a f...

Page 122: ...401 240 5 2S1 Installing FP cables page 278 Unlocking a function processor See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Card testing See 241 5701 520 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Troubleshooting and Testing Resetting the alarm hardware page 397 ...

Page 123: ...andling instructions Some of the procedures in this task are not located in this NTP Ensure you have access to the required NTPs Some FPs are incompatible with others so ensure that the FPs you are going to add to the shelf do not conflict with other FPs already in service For more information about operational incompatibilities see 241 5701 615 Passport 7400 15000 20000 FP Configuration Reference...

Page 124: ...ply if the MSA32 is already installed and one of two power supplies fails CAUTION Risk of equipment damage from software An incompatible software load can damage an FP beyond a field repair Ensure that the software running on the switch meets the minimum software requirement for an FP For more information see 241 5701 615 Passport 7400 15000 20000 FP Configuration Reference CAUTION Risk of service...

Page 125: ... 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Function processor addition task flow The following task flows show you the sequence of procedures you perform to add an FP to a shelf To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 128 ...

Page 126: ...ling a function processor Configuring a new processor card New FP to be spared Remove other FPs from shelf first Function processor decommissioning Installing function processor cables Install termination panel Installing a termination panel Function processor addition End A Activating configuration changes Card testing optional Adding an LPT if necessary Adding an LP and linking it to an LPT ...

Page 127: ...sparing panel Connector type Changing fasteners on an MSA32 sparing panel Installing multiple MSA32 sparing panels RJ45 Removing a blank processor card Installing a function processor All FPs installed Configuring a new processor card Installing function processor cables Activating configuration changes Installing multiple MSA 32 sparing panels DB15 or BNC Installing a cable cover on MSA32 sparing...

Page 128: ...ocessor card See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Activating configuration changes See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Changing fasteners on an MSA32 sparing panel page 178 Installing multiple MSA32 sparing panels DB15 or BNC page 286 Installing multiple MSA32 sparing panels RJ45 page 289 Installing an MSA32 sparing panel cable cover page 262 Ad...

Page 129: ...Prerequisites to function processor decommissioning page 129 Function processor decommissioning task flow page 129 Prerequisites to function processor decommissioning Some of the procedures in this task are not located in this NTP Ensure you have access to the required NTPs Function processor decommissioning task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to decommission ...

Page 130: ... mounted termination panel page 329 Removing a 13 termination panel from a 3 slot Passport switch page 325 Removing a 13 termination panel from a 5 slot Passport switch page 327 Removing a function processor page 364 PP_TASK_1030 ins No Yes Locking a function processor Decommissioning an FP Installing a blank processor card Removing a function processor Packing a processor card FP decommissioning ...

Page 131: ...sioning 131 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Packing a processor card page 307 Installing a blank processor card page 231 Decommissioning an FP See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide ...

Page 132: ...132 Chapter 25 Function processor decommissioning 241 7401 240 5 2S1 ...

Page 133: ...ade task flow page 134 Prerequisites to function processor upgrade CAUTION Risk of electrostatic damage When handling processor cards wear a grounded antistatic wrist strap so that you do not damage electronic parts For more information see Avoid damage from static electricity page 174 CAUTION Service loss on active ports Unspared FPs including FPs configured with intra card APS port to port spari...

Page 134: ...ocedures you perform to upgrade an FP To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 136 CAUTION Risk of equipment damage from software An incompatible software load can damage an FP beyond a field repair Ensure that the software running on the switch meets the minimum software requirement for an FP For more information see 241 5701 615 Passport 7400 15000 20000 FP Configuration Referenc...

Page 135: ...or standby Upgrade another FP Spared configuration FP already standby Switching between active and standby processor cards if necessary Configuring a new processor card if necessary Configuring a new processor card if necessary Removing a function processor Installing a function processor Removing a function processor Installing a function processor Installing function processor cables Installing ...

Page 136: ...figuration changes See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Removing a function processor page 364 Installing a function processor page 237 Installing FP cables page 278 Unlocking a function processor See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Switching between active and standby processor cards See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guid...

Page 137: ...place a local operator terminal as a result of failure or to upgrade functionality Local operator terminal task flow page 137 Local operator terminal task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to replace a local operator terminal To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 138 ...

Page 138: ...Disconnecting a local operator terminal or modem from a Passport switch page 189 Connecting a local operator terminal to a Passport 7400 switch page 186 Local operator terminal replacement Disconnecting a local operator terminal or modem from a Passport 7400 switch Connecting a local operator terminal to a Passport 7400 switch End PP_TASK_1027 ins ...

Page 139: ...ower outlet available to operate the modem while it is connected to the switch Also ensure the modem you want to use supports all of the required settings For more information see Modem selection page 141 Modem installation task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to install a modem To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 140 CAUTION Risk of servic...

Page 140: ...ion Setting modem dip switches page 407 Configuring the modem software page 182 Connecting a cable between a modem and a Passport switch page 184 Modem installation Configuring the modem software Setting the modem dip switches Connecting the cable between the modem and the Passport switch End PP_TASK_1013 ins ...

Page 141: ...the Passport will not reconfigure the modem while it is on hook Modem cable specifications You cannot use the DCE V 24 cable assembly with product engineering code NTBP25 to connect a modem to port 1 of the CP in a Passport The connector on the faceplate requires a customized DB 9 cable You need the following components in order to assemble the cable a V 24 serial interface cable a male 25 pin D s...

Page 142: ... 3 2 received data RXD transmitted data Tx output 4 8 data terminal ready DTR data carrier detect CD input 5 7 signal ground GND not applicable 6 20 data carrier detect DCD data terminal ready DTR output 7 5 request to send RTS clear to send CTS input 8 4 clear to send CTS request to send RTS output Note Text in square brackets indicates the signal terminology used in NTPs Text in parenthesis indi...

Page 143: ...replacement Replace a modem to enable remote dial up access to a Passport switch Modem replacement task flow page 143 Modem replacement task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to replace a modem To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 144 ...

Page 144: ...ask flow Task flow navigation Disconnecting a local operator terminal or modem from a Passport switch page 189 Modem installation page 139 Modem replacement Disconnecting a local operator terminal or modem from a Passport 7400 switch Modem installation task flow End PP_TASK_1028 ins ...

Page 145: ...ultiport aggregate device replacement Multiport aggregate device replacement task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to replace a multiport aggregate device To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 146 CAUTION Service loss on active ports Replacing a multiport aggregate device requires you to remove all the E1 ports connected to the device from ser...

Page 146: ...ssport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Removing a multiport aggregate device page 366 Installing a multiport aggregate device page 242 Unlocking a port See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Multiport aggregate device replacement Locking a port Removing a multiport aggregate device Unlocking a port Installing a multiport aggregate device End PP_TASK_1019 ins ...

Page 147: ...ance tasks on the Passport to move the door hinge from one side to the other or to repair or replace the cabinet door Passport cabinet door removal and installation task flow page 147 Passport cabinet door removal and installation task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to remove and install a Passport cabinet door To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigati...

Page 148: ...ving a door hinge to the other side of a cabinet page 304 Installing a Passport cabinet door page 246 Installing a Passport cabinet door alarm cable page 247 No Yes Passport cabinet door removal and installation Removing a Passport cabinet door alarm cable Removing a Passport cabinet door move hinge to other side Installing a Passport cabinet door Installing a Passport cabinet door alarm cable Mov...

Page 149: ... a faulty power cable to return power to a switch or to ensure power supply redundancy Power cable replacement task flow page 149 Power cable replacement task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to replace a power cable To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 150 ...

Page 150: ...ables in a 5 slot Passport switch page 270 Installing dc power cables in a 3 slot Passport switch page 268 ac dc Power cable replacement Removing power cables ac or dc Installing an ac power cable Installing dc power cables in a 16 slot Passport switch Installing dc power cables in a 5 slot Passport switch 3 slot 5 slot or 16 slot Installing dc power cables in a 3 slot Passport switch Installing f...

Page 151: ...Chapter 32 Power cable replacement 151 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Installing ferrite beads onto dc power cables page 283 Turning on power page 413 ...

Page 152: ...152 Chapter 32 Power cable replacement 241 7401 240 5 2S1 ...

Page 153: ...ly addition page 153 Power supply addition task flow page 153 Prerequisites to power supply addition Power supply addition task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to add a power supply To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 154 CAUTION Risk of equipment damage One ac power supply and one dc power supply must not be installed in the same Passport ...

Page 154: ... 16 slot ac dc ac dc Power supply addition 5 slot or 16 slot dc or ac Installing dc power cables in a 16 slot Passport switch Installing ferrite beads onto dc power cables optional Installing ferrite beads onto dc power cables optional Installing a 5 slot Passport switch power supply Installing a 16 slot Passport switch power supply Turning on power Installing dc power cables in a 5 slot Passport ...

Page 155: ...0 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Installing ferrite beads onto dc power cables page 283 Installing a 16 slot Passport switch power supply page 222 Installing a 5 slot Passport switch power supply page 218 Turning on power page 413 ...

Page 156: ...156 Chapter 33 Power supply addition 241 7401 240 5 2S1 ...

Page 157: ...upply replacement WARNING Risk of injury by electric shock Never service the power supply There are no serviceable parts To avoid injury from potentially dangerous voltages send a power supply to the factory to be serviced WARNUNG Verletzungsgefahr durch Elektroschock Die Stromversorgungseinheit bedarf keiner Wartung da darin keine wartungsbedürftigen Teile enthalten sind Um Verletzungen durch pot...

Page 158: ... removes a power cable or power supply For information about minimum and redundant power configurations see 241 7401 200 Passport 7400 Hardware Description CAUTION Risk of equipment damage One ac power supply and one dc power supply must not be installed in the same Passport switch WARNING Damage to equipment by electromagnetic interference Empty power supply bays must be fitted with power supply ...

Page 159: ... switch power supply page 222 Removing a 5 slot Passport switch power supply page 340 Installing a 5 slot Passport switch power supply page 218 Turning on power page 413 PP_TASK_1017 ins 5 slot 16 slot Power supply replacement 5 slot or 16 slot Removing a 5 slot Passport switch power supply Removing a 16 slot Passport swtich power supply Installing a 5 slot Passport switch power supply Installing ...

Page 160: ...160 Chapter 34 Power supply replacement 241 7401 240 5 2S1 ...

Page 161: ...26 for FP and CP handling instructions Some of the procedures in this task are not located in this NTP Ensure you have access to the required NTPs There are two categories of sparing panels single and modular Single sparing panels are used for sparing most types of FPs Modular sparing panels are used for sparing 32 port multi service access MSA32 DS1 or E1 FPs CAUTION Risk of electrostatic damage ...

Page 162: ...k space between the termination panels for each switch This space aids airflow through the cabinet and provides space for cables Route and label appropriate cables before installing sparing panels Sparing addition task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to add sparing capability To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 164 ...

Page 163: ...essor cards if necessary Type of connector Changing fasteners on an MSA32 sparing panel Installing multiple MSA 32 sparing panels RJ45 Installing multiple MSA32 sparing panels DB15 or BNC Installing an MSA32 sparing panel cable cover Sparing addition MSA 32 FPs Installing a termination panel Installing a function processor All FPs installed Configuring a new processor card Installing function proc...

Page 164: ...ing a function processor page 237 Configuring a new processor card See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Adding an LPT See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Adding an LP and linking it to an LPT See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Activating configuration changes See 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Gu...

Page 165: ...categories of sparing panels single and modular Single sparing panels are used for sparing most types of FPs Modular sparing panels are used for sparing 32 port multi service access MSA32 DS1 or E1 FPs When replacing a single sparing panel traffic is disrupted for the time it takes to perform the procedure If you replace termination or sparing panels in the back of a seismic cabinet that contains ...

Page 166: ... is labeled to indicate where it connects to the faceplate If cables are connected incorrectly the switch raises one or more alarms Termination or sparing panel replacement task flow This task flow shows you the sequence of procedures you perform to replace a termination panel To link to any procedure go to Task flow navigation page 168 ...

Page 167: ...ssor cards Temporarily disabling an LP MSA32 Removing a termination panel Installing a termination panel Re enabling an LP Removing a Passport cabinet door optional Removing a Passport cabinet door optional Removing an MSA32 sparing panel cable cover if necessary Removing a termination panel Installing a termination panel Installing an MSA32 sparing panel cable cover if necessary END Installing a ...

Page 168: ...moving a 19 rack mounted termination panel page 329 Removing a 13 termination panel from a 3 slot Passport switch page 325 Removing a 13 termination panel from a 5 slot Passport switch page 327 Installing a 19 rack mounted termination panel page 205 Installing a 13 termination panel in a 3 slot Passport switch page 201 Installing a 13 termination panel in a 5 slot Passport switch page 203 Installi...

Page 169: ...sonry drill bit to drill the holes The outside diameter of the anchor is 0 680 in Wear safety goggles when you drill the holes 2 Clean each hole thoroughly with a vacuum cleaner 3 Move the cabinet as close to its final position as possible 4 Tip the cabinet and remove the casters and levellers from the bottom of the cabinet You will need at least one person to support the cabinet while another per...

Page 170: ...t anchor Screw the flat washer and the load indicating washer onto the threaded rod of the anchor Then thread the nut back onto the anchor 10 To tighten the anchor insert a slot head screwdriver in the top of the threaded rod and use an open ended wrench to tighten the nut The slot head screwdriver prevents the threaded rod from turning As the anchor tightens you will no longer need to use the slo...

Page 171: ...e Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 46 Anchoring a seismic cabinet using an inside mount anchoring kit PPT_2122_001_AA flat washer nut isolation bushing plate washer isolator pad anchor seismic bracket load indicating washer ...

Page 172: ...r each of the anchors Use a roto hammer drill and 1 2 masonry drill bit to drill the holes Wear safety goggles when you drill the holes 2 Clean each hole thoroughly with a vacuum cleaner 3 Tip the cabinet and remove the casters and levellers from the bottom of the cabinet You will need at least one person to support the cabinet while another person removes the casters and levellers 4 Bolt the brac...

Page 173: ...ont view 5 Carefully slide the cabinet into position 6 Tap an anchor into each anchor hole 7 Tighten each anchor using a socket wrench levelers casters vertical mounting angles 1 4 20machine screw 1 4 washer 1 4 nylock nut outside mount seismic bracket 1 2 13 bolt alldimensionsshown are in inches 14 3 4 in back to back of mounting angles ...

Page 174: ...properly grounded you can use the electrostatic discharge ESD jack on the shelf assembly For ESD jack locations see the figures 16 slot Passport switch ESD jack location page 175 5 slot Passport switch ESD jack location page 176 and 3 slot Passport switch ESD jack location page 177 Nortel Networks provides an antistatic wrist strap with each switch If a switch is in a Passport cabinet or rack with...

Page 175: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 175 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Figure 48 16 slot Passport switch ESD jack location ESD jack ...

Page 176: ...176 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Figure 49 5 slot Passport switch ESD jack location PPT 0924 001 AA ...

Page 177: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 177 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Figure 50 3 slot Passport switch ESD jack location PPT 3221 001 AB ...

Page 178: ...o be connected to the spare MSA32 FP that is the bottom panel in the one for n series or the only panel in a onr for one configuration The single or bottom panel is the Main A panel 2 Ensure that the Main A is mounted onto the cabinet frame or rack and it remains uncabled 3 Locate the sparing connectors that are to have their D sub fasteners changed The sparing connectors are identified by the let...

Page 179: ...ance and Upgrade 5 2S1 extra turns until the bottom of the hex shank is flush against the face of the panel Procedure job aids Figure 51 Location of MSA32 connectors to have screws changed on a one for one configuration PPT 2933 001 AA P3 P0 P1 A B C D P2 Sparing bus Sparing bus ...

Page 180: ...180 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Figure 52 MSA32 screw connectors to be changed on the bottom one for n sparing panel PPT 2933 002 AA A B C D OBP0 OBP1 OBP2 OBP3 IBP0 IBP1 IBP2 IBP3 ...

Page 181: ...lation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Figure 53 MSA32 sparing panel cable connector screws PPT 2933 003 AA Threaded hole for D sub connector screw Hex shank Threads into sparing panel Capped stud for D sub connector sliding latch Hex shank Threads into sparing panel ...

Page 182: ...using a standard straight through serial cable Typically the cable has a 9 pin D sub female connector at one end and a 25 pin D sub male connector at the other end Note Do not use the V 24 DCE cable PEC NTBP25 provided with the Passport switch Also do not use the cable you want to use to connect the modem to the CP 5 Enter the following commands ATQ0 with a zero displays result codes so that the m...

Page 183: ... 183 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 7 While the modem is still powered return its operation to dumb mode by setting dip switch 8 back to off up 8 Turn the modem off and on again to load the changes ...

Page 184: ... faceplate of the CP See the figure Control processor faceplate page 185 2 Route the other end of the cable through the cable organizer to the rear of the Passport shelf 3 If the switch is in a cabinet place the modem at the rear of the Passport shelf Find a way to fasten it to the cable guide on the side that is nearest to where the cable passes over the top of the shelf 4 Plug the modem into a d...

Page 185: ...S1 Procedure job aid Figure 54 Control processor faceplate PPT 0982 002 AB Ejector latch Ejector latch LED status indicator Locking latch V 24 DCE port 10Base T Ethernet port RJ45 connector V 24 DCE 9 pin D type connector 9 5 6 1 LED status indicator for Ethernet port Pin Numbering Scheme 1234 56 78 ...

Page 186: ...larms that appear on screen connect the local terminal to a printer before you connect the terminal to your Passport 7400 switch Procedure steps 1 Route the V 24 terminal cable from your terminal to your Passport 7400 switch with enough length to reach the local operator port 2 If you plan to keep the cable permanently attached you can run the cable through the cable management assembly 3 Label th...

Page 187: ...7 Hardware procedures 187 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 If you do not plan to use a network management system you can use your local operator terminal to provision the switch ...

Page 188: ...aid Figure 55 Local operator port on the CP faceplate PPT 0982 002 AC Ejector latch Ejector latch LED status indicator Locking latch V 24 DCE local operator port 10Base T Ethernet port RJ45 connector 9 pin D type connector 9 5 6 1 LED status indicator for Ethernet port ...

Page 189: ...ger need to use the device or if you need to replace the cable Procedure steps 1 Disconnect the V 24 cable connected to port 1 on the faceplate of the CP by loosening the captive screws See Local operator port on the CP faceplate page 188 2 Remove the cable If the cable has been run through the cable management assembly be careful not to disrupt other cables in the assembly 3 If necessary disconne...

Page 190: ... steps 1 Connect one end of the grounding cable to the ground on the shelf assembly using an 11 32 in socket wrench See the figure Shelf assembly grounding stud page 191 2 If the switch is in a Passport cabinet connect the other end of the cable to the grounding nut on the cabinet frame Use a 3 8 in socket wrench to do this The figure Passport cabinet grounding points page 197 shows the grounding ...

Page 191: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 191 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 56 Shelf assembly grounding stud Switch ground ...

Page 192: ...eft of the rear housing See the figure Grounding a 3 slot Passport switch dc power supply page 193 This wire must be the only wire secured by the nut provided If you require other grounds attach the wires on top of the first ground nut and add another nut to secure them 2 If the switch is in a Passport cabinet connect the other end of the grounding cable to a grounding nut on the cabinet See the f...

Page 193: ...dures 193 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 57 Grounding a 3 slot Passport switch dc power supply PPT 3221 012 AA Battery return Battery 48V 60V Strain relief clip Ground ...

Page 194: ... yellow ground lead to the ground stud located on the upper ground strip of rear housing See the figure Grounding a 5 slot Passport switch dc power supply page 195 This wire must be the only wire secured by the nut provided If you require other grounds attach the wires above the first ground nut and add another nut to secure them 2 If the switch is in a Passport cabinet connect the other end of th...

Page 195: ...allation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 58 Grounding a 5 slot Passport switch dc power supply PPT DCP50012 Battery return Battery 48V 60V 10 AWG wiring Ground wire 8 screw size 10 AWG 90 ringlugs Secure cables here Nut securing ground wire ...

Page 196: ... and other equipment to the power distribution panel ground For more information about grounding requirements see 241 7401 200 Passport 7400 Hardware Description See the figure Passport cabinet grounding points page 197 for the location of the cabinet s grounding points Passport cabinet shelf assemblies are pre grounded to the cabinet frame 2 If the cabinet already contains a switch ensure all pow...

Page 197: ...pter 37 Hardware procedures 197 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 59 Passport cabinet grounding points DCP70094A Grounding points Cabinet rear view ...

Page 198: ...C NTEP65 which contains the front and rear covers Procedure steps 1 Insert the mounting studs of the cover into the holes located at the bottom of the switch See the figures Installing a front cover on a 5 slot Passport switch page 199 and Installing a rear cover on a 5 slot Passport switch page 200 2 Press the top of the cover into place Friction holds the cover in place 3 Ensure that you have ro...

Page 199: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 199 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 60 Installing a front cover on a 5 slot Passport switch PPT 1056 001 AC ...

Page 200: ...200 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Figure 61 Installing a rear cover on a 5 slot Passport switch ...

Page 201: ...uisites You need the mounting hardware in the termination panel kit NTHQ09 to install 13 termination panels on a 3 slot Passport switch Nortel recommends that you install the 13 termination panels before you install the 3 slot Passport switch in a rack Procedure steps 1 Attach the raised mounting brackets to the rear panel of the chassis as shown in the figure 3 slot Passport switch termination pa...

Page 202: ...l with the holes on the raised mounting brackets 4 Loosely fasten the screws to attach the termination panels to the brackets See the figure 3 slot Passport switch termination panel installation on page 202 Figure 63 3 slot Passport switch termination panel installation 5 Repeat these steps for any remaining termination panels 6 Securely tighten the mounting screws for each termination panel with ...

Page 203: ...he mounting screw from the top of a termination panel slot on the back of the switch Put the screw aside for re use 2 Insert the lower corner of a termination panel into the bottom of the slot and tip it upwards into place Ensure that you insert the termination panel into the same slot as its associated FP on the opposite side of the switch Take care when inserting the termination panel Tip the to...

Page 204: ... job aid Figure 64 Installing a 13 termination panel Note Tip the top of the termination panel away from the cabinet only a minimum amount to clear the housing Forcing the bottom of the termination panel against the cable manager can damage the cable manager 2 3 1 ...

Page 205: ... you are installing the lowest termination panel in the rack secure the bottom of the grounding strip and a ground wire to the rack with a screw 3 Secure the termination panel to the frame with the 4 screws provided Leave the bottom right screw loose 4 Insert the grounding strip between the termination panel and the rack See the figure Grounding 19 termination panels page 206 5 Tighten the bottom ...

Page 206: ...Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 65 Grounding 19 termination panels Termination panel grounding strips Rack 4 4 cm 1 75 in Termination panel ground wire grounding lead Termination panel ...

Page 207: ...ails Set the front rails 11 4cm 4 5 inches from the front of the cabinet Set the front and rear vertical rails 36 8 14 5 inches apart Install 13 termination panels prior to installing a 3 slot Passport switch in a rack or cabinet Procedure steps 1 Attache the rack mount brackets to each side of the chassis using a screwdriver Attach the cable management bracket to the fan less side of the chassis ...

Page 208: ...208 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 66 Securing the rack mounting brackets to the 3 slot Passport switch PPT 3221 006 AA ...

Page 209: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 209 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Figure 67 Securing the rack mounting brackets to the front vertical rails PPT 3221 005 AA ...

Page 210: ...nches apart Install 13 termination panels prior to installing a 3 slot Passport switch in a rack or cabinet Procedure steps 1 Attach the two rear brackets to the frame as shown in Securing the rear seismic brackets to the 3 slot Passport switch page 211 2 Attach the front rack mount brackets to either side of the chassis as shown in Securing the rack mounting brackets to the front vertical rails p...

Page 211: ...ter 37 Hardware procedures 211 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 68 Securing the rear seismic brackets to the 3 slot Passport switch PPT 3401 001 AA ...

Page 212: ...212 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Figure 69 Securing the rack mounting brackets to the front vertical rails PPT 3401 002 AA ...

Page 213: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 213 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Figure 70 Securing the rack mounting brackets to the front vertical rails PPT 3401 003 AA ...

Page 214: ...ust plug each fan into a connector inside the cooling unit door Procedure steps 1 Insert the back edges of the cooling unit tray into the tracks Push the cooling unit all the way into the switch If you have the newer model cooling unit the wires that connect the fans to the switch are at the front of the fan tray 2 If you have the newer model plug each wire into its connector and fasten the wires ...

Page 215: ...et before proceeding For more information see Cabinet installation page 81 Procedure steps 1 Secure the left and right rack mounting brackets to the rack Insert the 4 screws into the holes in each bracket and into the respective holes in the rack Then fasten the screws See the figure Securing the rack mounting brackets to a rack page 216 2 Secure the rack mounting crossmember to the rear of the ra...

Page 216: ...216 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 71 Securing the rack mounting brackets to a rack PPT 2910 001 AA ...

Page 217: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 217 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Figure 72 Securing the switch to a rack PPT 3037 002 AA ...

Page 218: ...er supply page 317 3 Use a 1 4 in flat head screwdriver to turn the locking screw on the power supply faceplate to the unlocked vertical position See the figure Inserting a power supply into a 5 slot Passport switch page 219 4 Insert the power supply into the vacant power supply slot See the figure Inserting a power supply into a 5 slot Passport switch page 219 5 Push in on the locking latches to ...

Page 219: ...r supply insert the power cord connector into the appropriate power connector on the power input panel on the rear of the switch See the figure Installing 5 slot Passport switch ac power cords page 257 Procedure job aid Figure 73 Inserting a power supply into a 5 slot Passport switch PPT 3078 003 AA Locking latch open position Latch ...

Page 220: ...the faceplate handle with the other hand See the figure Installing a cooling unit page 221 3 Insert the cooling unit into the cooling unit chassis at a 45 degree angle Do not force it Then tilt the front of the unit down to an horizontal position 4 Press on the cooling unit faceplate until it is inserted more than halfway into its slot Release the handle Then press on the faceplate until you feel ...

Page 221: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 221 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 74 Installing a cooling unit 1 2 ...

Page 222: ...sition See the figure Unlocked power supply with power switch in the standby position page 355 3 Use a 1 4 in flat head screwdriver to turn the locking screw on the power supply faceplate to the unlocked vertical position 4 Pull the faceplate handle down so that the handle is at a 90 angle to the faceplate 5 Use both hands to lift the power supply Grasp the handle and lift with one hand Support th...

Page 223: ...nto the vacant power supply slot and push it in halfway 7 Hold the faceplate handle in the down position and slide the power supply the rest of the way into the slot The power supply clicks into place when the connectors are firmly seated 8 Flip the faceplate handle up so that it is flush with the faceplate 9 Use a 1 4 inch flat head screwdriver to lock the handle into place Turn the screw 90 cloc...

Page 224: ...224 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 75 Installing a power supply in a 16 slot Passport switch DCP70063 ...

Page 225: ...ardware Description Procedure steps 1 Remove the cooling unit and the air filter from the cooling unit chassis 2 Gently insert the cooling unit chassis into the cabinet or rack as shown in the figure 16 slot Passport switch cooling unit chassis page 227 If you install the switch above another switch leave approximately 5 cm 2 in between the two switches Insert the lowest screw that secures the coo...

Page 226: ...Use a 5 16 in socket wrench to secure the cable management unit to the frame Use the four screws that are provided 8 With the filter gate facing down slide the air filter into its slot at the top of the cooling unit chassis See the figure Installing a 16 slot Passport switch air filter assembly page 393 Do not force the air filter into its slot If the air filter assembly is spring loaded gently pr...

Page 227: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 227 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 76 16 slot Passport switch cooling unit chassis PPT 0891 001 AA ...

Page 228: ...228 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Figure 77 16 slot Passport switch shelf assembly PPT 0892 001 AA ...

Page 229: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 229 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Figure 78 16 slot Passport switch cable management assembly PPT 1034 001 AA ...

Page 230: ...ge cable to ensure the signal strength Procedure steps 1 If they are not already connected connect the BITS wires to the external timing source 2 At theBITS termination panel plug the connector D sub or coax of the timing wire which you may have labeled as reference 0 into the connector beside the label BITS 0 Rx This wire will correspond on Passport to the BITS 0 source and will be associated wit...

Page 231: ...I regulatory requirements and thermal specifications Prerequisites You will need a blank processor card with PEC NTBP23 Procedure steps 1 Unpack the blank processor card Keep the packaging materials for future use 2 Pull open the top and bottom latches of the blank processor card and slide it into the slot until the locking latches begin to close 3 Close and lock the latches See the figure Locking...

Page 232: ...t switch Slots 0 and 4 of a 5 slot Passport switch Slots 0 and 15 of a 16 slot Passport switch In a rack mounted 3 slot or 5 slot Passport switch slot 0 is the bottom slot In any vertical mount Passport switch slot 0 is the left most slot Procedure steps 1 Unlock the latches on the CP See the figure Locking and unlocking processor card latches page 239 2 Carefully insert the processor card into th...

Page 233: ...not automatically begin manually synchronize the inserted CP with the active CP See the section on disk synchronization in 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide 7 Monitor the status of the processor card by observing the status LED as it lights throughout the initialization sequence It can take several minutes for a new control processor to be synchronized See Processor card L...

Page 234: ...will need a desk mount kit with PEC NTHQ05AA Ensure your floor plan takes into consideration all of the information in Site preparation for a free standing 3 slot or 5 slot Passport switch page 41 Procedure steps 1 Secure the feet using the screws provided as shown in Securing the feet to a desk top mounted 3 slot Passport switch page 234 Figure 79 Securing the feet to a desk top mounted 3 slot Pa...

Page 235: ...to the fan less side of the chassis using the hardware provided See Cable guide on desk top mounted 3 slot Passport switch page 235 Figure 80 Cable guide on desk top mounted 3 slot Passport switch 4 Insert any processor card blanks in those slots that do not have processors 5 Ensure that there is sufficient clearance for data cables and power cable PPT 3221 014 AA Cable guide ...

Page 236: ...will need a vertical mount kit with PEC NTHQ08AA Procedure steps 1 Tip the cabinet on its side 2 Secure the feet with the four screws provided as shown in the figure Securing the feet to the bottom of a floor mounted switch page 236 Figure 81 Securing the feet to the bottom of a floor mounted switch 3 Move the switch to the appropriate place and set it on its feet You need two people to lift the s...

Page 237: ...mation see Avoid damage from static electricity page 174 CAUTION Risk of service loss by signal noise Inserting or removing a processor card from a Passport shelf can cause noise on the backplane that causes loss of service Therefore minimize the time you take to insert or remove a processor card Do not let a processor card sit in the shelf with a partial connection to the backplane CAUTION Risk o...

Page 238: ...e processor card is fully inserted in the shelf 4 Lock the latches See the figure Locking and unlocking processor card latches page 239 5 Monitor the status of the FP by observing the status LED as it lights throughout the initialization sequence See Processor card LED status display page 241 to verify that its final color is appropriate for your configuration The switch generates alarms when a lo...

Page 239: ...rocedure job aid Figure 82 Locking and unlocking processor card latches Unlocked Locked Locking latches Use a 6 mm 1 4 inch flat head screwdriver to lock and unlock latches To unlock make a 1 4 turn counter clockwise To lock make a 1 4 turn clockwise Note Do not force a lock too far in either direction ...

Page 240: ...g a processor card Grasp the top ejector latch with your thumb and index fingers Push in with your thumb while pushing up with your index finger Grasp the bottom ejector latch with your thumb and index fingers Push in with your index finger while pushing down with your thumb ...

Page 241: ... Slow pulsing red Card has passed self tests but has not yet fully loaded its software Slow pulsing green Card s software is fully loaded but not yet activated It may be initializing or in standby mode For Passport 7400 the card may also be locked Fast pulsing green Card is running as standby Solid green Card is in active service Solid amber Card is not faulty but cannot operate For example the ca...

Page 242: ...equipment safety standards of the country of installation WARNUNG Verletzungsgefahr Schließen Sie ein Multiport Aggregat nur an einer SELV Schaltung Schutzkleinspannung an Der Anschluss an einer TNV Schaltung muss über ein externes Gerät erfolgen das Stromschutz und isolierung bietet z B eine geprüfte Kanaldiensteinheit CSU Channel Service Unit Alle Geräte müssen den Sicherheitsstandards des jewei...

Page 243: ...ely by Nortel Networks to the top right securing screw See the figure Grounding 19 termination panels page 206 or If you are installing the lowest panel on the rack secure the bottom of the grounding strip and a grounding wire to the rack with a screw 3 Use a 5 16 inch socket wrench to secure the brackets to the cabinet or rack with four of the screws provided Allow at least 90 cm 36 in clearance ...

Page 244: ... FP Cabling Specifications 7 At the rear of the device turn on the power switch beside each power supply outlet 8 Verify the state of the LEDs After self tests the PWR A and B and SIG LEDs should be green For more information see the table Multiport aggregate device LED status display page 244 Table 3 Multiport aggregate device LED status display LED Status Multiport aggregate device status PWR A ...

Page 245: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 245 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 84 Installing brackets on a multiport aggregate device PPT 2841 004 AA ...

Page 246: ...o the switch by locking the door Prerequisites You will need a Passport cabinet door kit with PEC NTJS56 Ensure you have two people available to lift the door Procedure steps 1 Clear the area in front of the cabinet to access it while holding the door 2 Lift the door by the grips and guide the bottom pin into the lower hinge Then slide the top into place ...

Page 247: ...9 2 Remove the grommet from the hole at the top of the cabinet frame and install it on the other end of the door alarm cable 3 Slide the cable through the hole about 15 cm 6 in and re install the grommet on the frame 4 Slide the cable the rest of the way through to the inside of the cabinet 5 Route the cable around the top of the cabinet cross member and out into the cable trough 6 Route the cable...

Page 248: ...248 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 85 Cabinet door alarm connector Alarm cutoff switch Door alarm connector Trough for door alarm cable ...

Page 249: ...ware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Figure 86 16 slot Passport switch alarm connectors PPT 2179 001 AA 15 9 8 Door alarm connector Cooling unit power connector Alarm 1 external alarm connector Alarm 2 shelf connector Shelf interconnect cable 1 ...

Page 250: ...stall the alarm panel Follow the procedure Installing a 19 rack mounted termination panel page 205 2 Connect the alarm panel cable to the alarm cable connector on the alarm panel See the figure Rack mounted alarm panel page 250 Figure 87 Rack mounted alarm panel 3 Route the cable down to the shelf assembly and connect it to the door alarm connector on the back of the shelf See the figure Dual alar...

Page 251: ...a shelf interconnect cable Install a shelf interconnect cable so that you can monitor the alarm status of two switches using a single external alarm Procedure steps 1 Connect the interconnect cable to the Alarm 2 connector on the rear of each of the shelves See the figure Dual alarm shelf interconnection page 377 ...

Page 252: ...plan takes into consideration all of the information in Site preparation for a free standing 3 slot or 5 slot Passport switch page 41 Procedure steps 1 Set the chassis on a clear work surface 2 Attach the cable guide to the fan less side of the chassis using the hardware provided 3 Attach the shelf assembly to the fan side of the chassis and then attach the plate to the shelf assembly See the figu...

Page 253: ...o the shelf assembly 4 Tighten but do not overtighten all the screws 5 Position the chassis according to the site plan 6 Insert any processor card blanks in those slots that do not have processors cards 7 Ensure that there is sufficient clearance for data cables and power cable PPT 2030 001 AB Cable guide Shelf assembly Shelf plate ...

Page 254: ...ac power cables on a multiport aggregate device after you install the device in a rack or cabinet Procedure steps 1 Plug an ac power cable into each power supply plug at the rear of the device 2 Route the cable out of the rack or cabinet to the power outlet Do not use extension cords 3 Plug the power cords into the outlet ...

Page 255: ...and that the outlet is void of primary power WARNUNG Es besteht die Gefahr eines elektrischen Schlags Stellen Sie vor jeder Kabelinstallation sicher dass der Leistungsschalter in der Stromverteilungseinheit abgeschaltet ist und dass im Auslass kein Primärstrom mehr fließt WARNING Risk of injury by electricity Ensure that the ac power outlet to which the Passport is connected has been properly grou...

Page 256: ...ply s corresponding power connector 2 Run the cord into the cable guide 3 If your switch is in a cabinet you can route the cable through the floor or ceiling with other cables Remove the smaller grill cutout in either the top or the bottom of the cabinet with a 3 8 inch box wrench Route the cord out of the cabinet through the appropriate cutout or If your switch is in a standard 19 inch rack route...

Page 257: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 257 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 89 Installing 5 slot Passport switch ac power cords PPT_0911_001_AB ...

Page 258: ...258 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Figure 90 Installing 16 slot Passport switch ac power cords Power cord Tie wrap PPT 3078 001 AA To AC outlet Cable guide ...

Page 259: ...ware operator disable the SwitchoveronFailure attribute as described in the section Changing the switchover behavior of the OAM Ethernet port in 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Route and label cables Procedure steps 1 Refer to the figure Example of a control processor faceplate page 260 to located the Ethernet connector on the CP faceplate 2 Unplug the old cable at each ...

Page 260: ... Example of a control processor faceplate PPT 0982 002 AB Ejector latch Ejector latch LED status indicator Locking latch V 24 DCE port 10Base T Ethernet port RJ45 connector V 24 DCE 9 pin D type connector 9 5 6 1 LED status indicator for Ethernet port Pin Numbering Scheme 1234 56 78 ...

Page 261: ...m cable must be shielded to comply with EMI requirements See Making a braided shield page 300 If you are using long cables ensure your alarm system is not impeded by cable resistance Procedure steps 1 If you have a 16 slot Passport switch connect the alarm cable to the Alarm 1 connector on the rear of the switch See the figure Dual alarm shelf interconnection page 377 or If you have a 5 slot Passp...

Page 262: ...g panels that are to have their interconnecting flexi cables covered 2 See the figure Cable cover for MSA32 BNC or DB15 sparing panels page 263 Hold the cover in one or both hands so that the outside faces you The cover is symmetrical so there is no top or bottom orientation 3 Place the cover over the row of flexi cable connectors on each sparing panel See the figure Location of a cable cover on M...

Page 263: ...ation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 92 Cable cover for MSA32 BNC or DB15 sparing panels PPT 3020 003 AA Outside view Thumb and finger grips Inside view Magnet to attach to sparing panel faceplate Cavity for cables from sparing panel faceplate ...

Page 264: ...pter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Figure 93 Location of a cable cover on MSA32 sparing panels PPT 2933 002 AA OBP0 OBP1 OBP2 OBP3 OBP0 OBP1 OBP2 OBP3 A B C D Flexi cable cover Flexi cable assembly ...

Page 265: ... E1 unbalanced for the CP with BITS Procedure steps 1 Set the dip switch on the BITS termination panel to single cp or dual cp depending on whether you are connecting the termination panel to one control processor or to two redundant control processors 2 Connect the BITS cables to the output ports on the BITS termination panel and tighten the screws See the figure Connections for CP with BITS page...

Page 266: ...ype connectors CP Main CP Spare BITS 0 1 BITS 0 1 Balanced BITS termination panel Dip switch OUTPUT BITS 0 Rx BITS 1 Rx INPUT BITS 0 BITS 1 Unbalanced BITS termination panel 15 pin D type connectors 15 pin D type connectors Coax type conntectors CP Main CP Spare BITS 0 1 BITS 0 1 Dip switch BITS 0 Rx BITS 1 Rx INPUT OUTPUT BITS 0 BITS 1 ...

Page 267: ...ontrol processor with BITS faceplate PPT 3304 001 AA Ejector latch Ejector latch LED status indicator Locking latch DS1 E1 ports BITS 0 and BITS 1 Port 1 10Base T Ethernet port RJ45 connector Port 3 15 pin D type connector 15 8 9 1 V 24 DCE port Port 2 LED status indicators for Ethernet port Pin Numbering Scheme ...

Page 268: ...ck at the rear of the shelf assembly See the figure 3 slot Passport switch dc power cables page 269 6 To ensure that the power cables are firmly secured and will not move or slip use a strain relief clip The strain relief clip can be mounted on the rear of the switch below the power supply terminal block 7 Replace the plastic cover on the terminal block 8 Connect the cables from the disconnect dev...

Page 269: ... procedures 269 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 96 3 slot Passport switch dc power cables PPT 3221 012 AA Battery return Battery 48V 60V Strain relief clip Ground ...

Page 270: ...hem to the appropriate length Ensure the ground wire is long enough to reach the ground strip near the top of the switch 4 Attach wire lugs to the ends of the wires 5 Connect the 48 60 V dc and return wire lugs to the terminal block at the rear of the shelf assembly See figure 5 slot Passport switch dc power cables page 271 6 Connect the cables from the disconnect device to the power source WARNIN...

Page 271: ...e procedures 271 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 97 5 slot Passport switch dc power cables PPT 3157 001 AA Battery 48 60 V Ground cable Battery return dc cables ...

Page 272: ... the bottom of the cabinet with a 3 8 inch box wrench or If your switch is in a cabinet or rack that is not a Passport cabinet or rack ensure that it has the appropriate conduit entries or knockouts to terminate the cable 3 Route the dc power cable into the cabinet or rack through the knockout 4 Run the cables beside the cable guide Do not run the power cables inside the cable guide WARNING Risk o...

Page 273: ... size to the cable size 8 Connect the cable lugs to the terminal block at the rear of the shelf assembly See the figure 16 slot Passport switch dc power cables page 274 PS3 supplies power to the power supply in slot 3 PS2 supplies power to the power supply in slot 2 PS1 supplies power to the power supply in slot 1 Do not connect any cables or wires to the signal ground connection on the terminal b...

Page 274: ... Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 98 16 slot Passport switch dc power cables PPT 0897 001 AA DC cable Cable tie 48 Rtn 48 Rtn 48 Rtn PS3 PS2 PS1 To cabinet ground stud Shelf ground stud ...

Page 275: ...he wires Each cable contains three wires a positive a negative and a ground Each connector has three openings a positive a negative and a ground Insert each wire into the opening that it matches and secure it in place by tightening the screw on the top of the connector See the figure Connecting power wires to the terminal connector page 276 4 Connect the terminal connectors to the terminal block f...

Page 276: ...276 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 99 Connecting power wires to the terminal connector PPT 3059 002 AA ...

Page 277: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 277 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Figure 100 Connecting the terminal connector PPT 3059 001 AA ...

Page 278: ...installation WARNUNG Verletzungsgefahr Verbinden Sie Passport Schnittstellen nur mit SELV Schaltungen Schutzkleinspannung Verbindungen zu TNV Schaltungen müssen über ein externes Gerät erfolgen das Stromschutz und isolierung bietet z B eine geprüfte Kanaldiensteinheit CSU Channel Service Unit Alle Geräte müssen den Sicherheitsstandards des jeweiligen Landes entsprechen CAUTION Risk of personal inj...

Page 279: ...ur Verbindung mit bestimmten Telekommunikationssystemen Zu solchen Kabeln gehören auch Überlandleitungen deren Länge vier Spannen überschreitet werden in Großbritannien zur Verkabelung von Telekommunikationssystemen eingesetzt CAUTION Risk of service loss Whenever you install an FP that uses a control cable in a sparing configuration you must always insert the FP into a slot on the shelf before yo...

Page 280: ...he cables for a main FP to the termination panel CAUTION Risk of equipment damage When engaging or disengaging MT RJ cable connectors ensure that the cable connector s guide ridge is aligned with the transceiver s keyway Improper coupling can damage the nose shield on the connector or the optic transceiver CAUTION Risk of equipment damage Ensure the cable pins are not shorted together or to any me...

Page 281: ...tion panel to which they are attached However the active FP always supplies power to the termination panel 4 Fasten these cables securely to the faceplate of a main FP 5 If you are cabling a one for n sparing configuration repeat step 2 to step 4 for each main FP 6 If you are cabling a sparing configuration connect the cables for the spare FP to the termination panel If the spare FP requires a con...

Page 282: ... aid Figure 101 Connecting and disconnecting cables PPT 3372 001 AA2 Coax SMB Coax mini 8W8 Coax BNC MT RJ D sub with sliding latch D sub with screws LC simplex SC simplex SC simplex Top view Top view Top view Top view End view End view End view End view Ethernet RJ 45 ...

Page 283: ... be installed and connected to the switch WARNING Risk of injury or equipment damage by electricity If the barrel of any power input cable lug shows exposed metal near the edge of the insulation panel that is an uninsulated portion contacting that metal risks electrocution or equipment damage If any lug barrel is uninsulated you must power down the switch and its upstream power feed and fully insu...

Page 284: ...inset in the figure Location of ferrite beads on dc power cables page 285 4 At the edge of the insulation panel fasten a tie wrap around the cable pair as close to the edge as possible but not under it Tighten the tie wrap until the cables start to pinch This tie wrap prevents the bead from sliding into the cable lugs and causing a short 5 Align a ferrite bead around the cable pair immediately bes...

Page 285: ... and Upgrade 5 2S1 Figure 102 Location of ferrite beads on dc power cables Cluster of dc cables Cable tie wraps 48 Rtn 48 Rtn 48 Rtn PS3 PS2 PS1 To the cabinet ground stud Shelf ground stud PPT 3108 001 AA Screw to fasten cable lug Terminal strip From dc power source 48 V Rtn cables ...

Page 286: ...ing panels with BNC or DB15 connectors page 287 The product code for the DB15 or BNC interpanel flexi cable is NTY199 The installation of one or more MSA32 sparing panels in a series means installing the panels first then cabling the FPs and the network equipment to the sparing panels Ensure that you have installed all of the FPs necessary for your sparing configuration If you need to install addi...

Page 287: ... connectors on the Main A bottom panel 4 As each flexi cable is plugged in fasten the connectors together by sliding the latch along the long axis of the connector The latch engages both connector studs in one motion 5 If necessary change the fasteners on the sparing connections of the Main A bottom panel as described in the procedure Changing fasteners on an MSA32 sparing panel page 178 Procedure...

Page 288: ...40 5 2S1 Figure 104 Location of MSA32 inter panel flexi cable connectors for BNC and DB15 PPT 2953 001 AA OBP0 OBP1 OBP2 OBP3 OBP0 Main A sparing panel Inter panel flexi cable D sub connectors OBP1 OBP2 OBP3 IBP0 IBP1 IBP2 IBP3 IBP0 IBP1 IBP2 IBP3 ...

Page 289: ...le a ribbon cable that is equivalent to a flexible printed circuit board Its product code is NTJS99 The flexi cables for MSA32 RJ45 sparing panels are different than other MSA32 panels by having a third D sub connector See the figure Inter panel flexi cable for MSA32 sparing panels with RJ45 connectors page 291 Since the flexi cables are connected to the bottom of each sparing panel down to the Ma...

Page 290: ...le connections of MSA32 sparing panels with RJ45 connectors on page 292 7 Connect the D sub cable connectors with the lower panel connectors that are in the same position Always vertically align the connections so that the inter panel cable connections occur in the same positions from panel to panel 8 Fasten the D subs by fixing a capped stud fastener at each post The hex shank is 11 64 inch 4 4 m...

Page 291: ...or each third D sub connector fasten them to the posts using the hex fasteners not the stud fasteners Procedure job aid Figure 105 Inter panel flexi cable for MSA32 sparing panels with RJ45 connectors PPT 2947 002 AA Sliding latch Fits over alignment posts For studs or hex fasteners to screw into the alignment posts ...

Page 292: ...Figure 106 Cable connections of MSA32 sparing panels with RJ45 connectors PPT 2870 015 AB Spare MSA FP Inter panel flexi cables P0 P1 P2 P3 P0 P1 P2 P3 See side view detail below Side view To CPE To CPE To CPE Rack Inter panel flexi cables To spare MSA FP ...

Page 293: ...nance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Figure 107 Bottom flexi cable connections of MSA32 sparing panels with RJ45 connectors PPT 2947 001 AA Mounting ear Top view Bottom view Alignment posts for fastening the third D sub cable connector of an inter panel flexi cable Studs for sliding latches ...

Page 294: ...o the floor Procedure steps 1 Install the vertical mounting angles as shown in Seismic cabinet mounting front view page 173 2 Use the panel shown in Seismic cabinet mounting rear view page 295 to connect the rear of the shelf to the additional seismic cabinet mounting rail kit The rear support panel hardware is contained in the seismic shelf mounting collar kit ...

Page 295: ...rocedures 295 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 108 Seismic cabinet mounting rear view rear support panel 10 32 panhead screw 8 cable bracket 2 10 32 panhead screws 8 ...

Page 296: ...ire onto the pins of a DB9 connector Each timing connection requires 2 wires When connecting both the 0 and 1 timing references select color coded twisted pair wires to distinguish between the 2 this does not apply to E1 unbalanced connections Ensure the size of wire for example 22 AWG can be soldered to the DB9 connector pins The wire size depends on the length between the end points Cable length...

Page 297: ...es snugly with tie wraps to whatever CPE wire support system leads to the cable management brackets on the switch mounting apparatus Leave enough length at termination panel end of the wire to attach the D sub or coax connectors 5 Assemble the cable with the appropriate connector Refer to the pinout tables below Procedure job aid 5 7 5 db CSU 6 15 db CSU Table 5 Pinouts of the connectors for DS1 o...

Page 298: ... unbalanced means signal N is negative which for balanced means ring and for unbalanced means ground 8 no connection no connection 9 BITSRX0N BITSRX1N Table 6 Pinouts of the connectors for E1 unbalanced Pin E1 unbalanced for BITS 0 E1 unbalanced for BITS 1 1 BITSRX0P BITSRX1P 2 BITSRX0N BITSRX1N Note E1 unbalanced uses standard coax cables Table 5 continued Pinouts of the connectors for DS1 or E1 ...

Page 299: ...0 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Figure 109 D sub pinout for BITS cables for DS1 or E1 balanced PPT 2819 010 AD To site s clock distribution panel 5 4 3 2 9 8 7 6 1 pin numbers Ground BITSRXN or BITSRX ring BITSRXP or BITSRX tip ...

Page 300: ...age 301 2 Cut two slits along the braid as shown in step two of the figure 3 Carefully fold the braid back over the insert as show in step 3 of the figure 4 Place the insert and assembled connector into the cavity of the bottom cover See the figure Braided shield assembly page 302 5 With the insert and the connector in place secure the top cover to the bottom cover CAUTION Risk of compromise to EM...

Page 301: ...ardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 110 Steps for making a braided shield Insert 2 slits Cable Insert Braid Wires Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 PPT 3152 001 AA Insert 2 slits Cable Insert Braid Wires Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 ...

Page 302: ...302 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Figure 111 Braided shield assembly PPT 3152 002 AA Top cover Connector Cable Insert Cable shield folded back Bottom cover ...

Page 303: ...rocedure Making a braided shield page 300 3 Ground the cable according to site practices To avoid EMI problems terminate shield grounds on equipment at the Passport end as well as the customer end This assumes the Passport equipment and the customer equipment are properly grounded to avoid any ground loop problems If necessary in order to avoid ground loops you can terminate the shield ground at o...

Page 304: ...e of the cabinet if doing so improves access to the switch Procedure steps 1 Transfer the hinge supporting plates to the opposite side of the frame 2 Switch the door latch and the blank door latch to opposite sides of the frame See the figures Cabinet door with hinges on the left page 305 and Cabinet door with hinges on the right page 306 ...

Page 305: ...0 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 112 Cabinet door with hinges on the left PPT 1044 001 AA Door latch Door alarm indicator cable Lower hinge Hinge supporting plates Top and centre hinges Blank door latch ...

Page 306: ...Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Figure 113 Cabinet door with hinges on the right PPT 1045 001 AA Door latch Door alarm indicator cable Lower hinge Hinge supporting plates Top and centre hinges Blank door latch ...

Page 307: ...e and if known the cause of the failure 2 Pack the processor card in its original packaging This prevents physical damage and accumulation of dirt and dust on contacts Insert the processor card into its packaging with care 3 Label the processor card box CAUTION Risk of electrostatic damage When handling processor cards wear a grounded antistatic wrist strap so that you do not damage electronic par...

Page 308: ... card in accordance with your company s operational procedures CAUTION Risk of equipment damage Prevent warping and electrical contact corrosion when you store or ship a processor card Ensure the relative humidity does not exceed 95 and that the temperature does not exceed 70 Celsius ...

Page 309: ...t and threaded rod from the anchor 5 Remove the cooling unit from the bottom of the switch See the procedure Removing a 16 slot Passport switch cooling unit page 350 6 Remove the large grille in the base of the cabinet 4 nuts using a wrench 7 Carefully slide the cabinet into position 8 Use a spirit level or a plumb bob attached to the top of the frame to ensure the cabinet is vertically aligned En...

Page 310: ... and bushing and into the anchor Put the nut on the threaded rod and tighten it or If you are anchoring the cabinet to a raised floor insert the 36 inch threaded rod through the washers bolt down bracket bushing and into the floor Place a plate washer lock washer and nut over the anchor hole beneath the floor Insert the threaded rod through these parts and into the anchor Put the nut on the top of...

Page 311: ...binet anchoring concrete and raised floors 360 PPT_DCP70131 Nut Lock washer Plastic washer Plate washer Nut Lock washer Plate washer Upper bolt down bracket Lower bolt down bracket Bushing Threaded rod Anchor Note To order the anchoring kit please contact your Nortel representative These parts are required for the raised floor anchoring only ...

Page 312: ...e outlets that supply power to your switch The front panel LED of each power supply remains lit for approximately two minutes after the power supply loses power If the primary power to the shelf assembly is on never set the individual power supply switches to the standby position This can cause an overload to the on line power supply 2 After a couple of minutes verify the LEDs for the power suppli...

Page 313: ...sition See the figure 3 slot Passport power switch page 314 3 Ensure that the CP in slot 0 and the FPs are engaged 4 Turn on the circuit breakers for the outlets that supply power to your switch 5 Apply power by setting the power switch to the on position 6 Verify that the cooling unit is operational and that the LED display on each FP is appropriate See Processor card LED status display page 241 ...

Page 314: ...play LED display Termination panel status No LEDs illuminated No power is reaching the termination panel Any LED illuminated Termination panel is powered Main FP connection LED illuminated Termination panel is powered and main FP is active Spare FP connection LED illuminated Termination panel is powered and spare FP is active PPT 3221 002 AA Standby On ...

Page 315: ...ords install external alarm cables for cabinet installations only Procedure steps 1 Connect and wear the antistatic wrist strap 2 Make sure that all power supply switches are in the standby position See the figure 5 slot Passport switch power supply page 317 3 Ensure that the CP in slot 0 and all FPs are engaged 4 Turn on the circuit breakers for the outlets that supply power to your switch 5 Veri...

Page 316: ...supply is set to standby Other models may also raise a minor alarm 7 Verify that the power supply LED is green the cooling unit is operational the LED display on each FP is appropriate See Processor card LED status display page 241 the cooling unit LED is green the power status indicator top LED on the front of the cabinet is green for cabinet installations only 8 If necessary apply power to a sec...

Page 317: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 317 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 116 5 slot Passport switch power supply PPT DCP50015 Standby Power switch On ...

Page 318: ...and at least one FP If you have three power supplies engage at least one CP and three FPs 3 Turn on the circuit breakers for the outlets that supply power to your switch 4 Verify that the LEDs on all power supplies are red 5 Apply power to one of the power supplies by setting its power switch to the on position See the figure Unlocked power supply with power switch in the standby position page 355...

Page 319: ...ur system contains fewer than eight FPs the system uses the second power supply for redundancy 8 If necessary engage the remaining processor cards 9 Verify the LED color on each FP is appropriate See the table Processor card LED status display page 241 10 Verify that the appropriate LEDs are illuminated on termination panels See Termination panel LED status display page 314 ...

Page 320: ...stalling one cabinet only position the anchoring holes outside the cabinet footprint If you are installing more than one cabinet position the anchoring holes inside the cabinet footprint so that space around the cabinets will not be obstructed The anchoring hardware swivels 360 degrees To properly stabilize a cabinet you must anchor at least two diagonal corners of the cabinet For increased safety...

Page 321: ...t them from being filled with debris 4 Position cutouts for routing cables under a floor directly beneath the smaller grille at the base of the cabinet cutout See the figure Floor cutout position and size for under floor cable routing page 322 A Anchoring circle 60 cm 23 6 in 60 cm 23 6 in 2 75 cm 1 1 in 2 75 cm 1 1 in Smaller grille Front A Anchoring radius is 7 6 cm 3 in from the centre of the l...

Page 322: ...he cutouts A cutout 6 4 cm 2 5 in by 42 cm 16 6 in can accommodate all cables from a cabinet that contains two fully configured switches 6 Smooth any sharp edges on the cutouts that can damage cables 60 cm 23 6 in 60 cm 23 6 in 8 9 cm 3 5 in Floor cutout Front 8 9 cm 3 5 in 9 5 cm 3 75 in 6 4 cm 2 5 in 42 cm 16 6 in Cabinet footprint ...

Page 323: ...bilization anchor anywhere within the 2 3 8 in 6 cm radius of a levelling foot For easy access to the stabilization anchor hardware position the stabilization anchors outside the cabinet footprint For multiple cabinet installations position the anchors inside the cabinet footprint so that the stabilization anchors do not obstruct materials around the cabinets 3 Mark any cutouts for routing cables ...

Page 324: ... cm outside mount seismic bracket inside mount seismic brackets 15 3 in 38 9 cm 8 1 in 20 6 cm 6 4 in 17 4 cm 5 in 12 cm outside mount seismic bracket radius for stabilization anchor Note To anchor a seismic cabinet for seismic protection install either the outside mount seismic brackets or the inside mount seismic brackets To anchor a seismic cabinet to prevent it from tipping over install stabil...

Page 325: ...ociated FP s from the shelf Procedure navigation Procedure steps on page 325 Procedure job aid on page 326 Procedure steps 1 Label the cables connected to the termination panel Then remove the cables and coil them carefully out of the way 2 Remove the screws at the ends of the termination panel that hold the panel in position See the figure 3 slot Passport switch termination panel removal page 326...

Page 326: ...326 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 120 3 slot Passport switch termination panel removal PPT 3221 015 AA ...

Page 327: ...f the termination panel that holds the panel in position See the figure Removing 13 termination panels from the rear of a 5 slot Passport switch page 328 3 Tip the termination panel backward and lift it out Be careful when you remove the termination panel Tip the top of the termination panel away from the cabinet far enough to clear the housing Take care not to not pry the upper cable manager off ...

Page 328: ... 13 termination panels from the rear of a 5 slot Passport switch Note Tip the top of the termination panel away from the cabinet only a minimum amount to clear the housing Forcing the bottom of the termination panel against the cable manager can damage the cable manager 1 2 3 PPT_2118_001_AA ...

Page 329: ...rocedure steps 1 You can if necessary remove the front door before you remove termination panels from a Passport cabinet See the procedure Removing a Passport cabinet door page 367 2 Label the cables connected to the termination panel Then remove the cables and coil them carefully out of the way 3 Remove the two screws that fasten the termination panel to the frame Remove the panel 4 Tape the grou...

Page 330: ... is a vertical mount remove the shelf plate shelf assembly and cable guide as show in the figure Removing vertical mount shelf hardware page 332 3 If the switch is a desk top mount remove the feet and cable guide See the figures Removing the feet on a desk top mounted 3 slot Passport switch page 333 and Cable guide on desk top mounted 3 slot Passport switch page 235 4 Remove any rear mounted termi...

Page 331: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 331 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 122 Rack mounting brackets on 3 slot Passport switch PPT 3221 005 AA ...

Page 332: ...332 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Figure 123 Removing vertical mount shelf hardware PPT 2030 001 AB Cable guide Shelf assembly Shelf plate ...

Page 333: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 333 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Figure 124 Removing the feet on a desk top mounted 3 slot Passport switch PPT 3221 013 AA ...

Page 334: ...334 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Figure 125 Cable guide on desk top mounted 3 slot Passport switch PPT 3221 014 AA Cable guide ...

Page 335: ...at the front of the fan tray Cut the tie wrap and disconnect each connector If you do not have the newer model continue to the next step 4 Pull the front edge of the cooling unit toward you carefully Remove the cooling unit slowly CAUTION Risk of equipment damage Remove and restart cooling units in under 10 minutes You can damage CPs and FPs and they can fail if the fans are off longer than 10 min...

Page 336: ...336 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 126 Unlocking a 5 slot Passport switch cooling unit ...

Page 337: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 337 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Figure 127 Removing a 5 slot Passport switch cooling unit DCP50019 ...

Page 338: ...ot Passport switch front cover if you need to access switch parts such as the processor cards air filter or power supplies Procedure steps 1 Hold the cover on the outside edges See the figure Removing a 5 slot Passport switch front cover page 339 2 Pull the cover out The cover will pivot down on its insertion tabs ...

Page 339: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 339 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 128 Removing a 5 slot Passport switch front cover PPT 1056 001 AB ...

Page 340: ...block See the figure 5 slot Passport switch dc wiring page 342 or If you are removing an ac power supply disconnect the power cord from the power input panel at the rear of the switch See Removing a 5 slot Passport switch ac power supply page 344 4 Unlock the power supply turn the power supply locking latches one quarter turn clockwise See the figure Unlocking and removing a 5 slot Passport switch...

Page 341: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 341 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 129 5 slot Passport switch power supply PPT DCP50015 Standby Power switch On ...

Page 342: ...ware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Figure 130 5 slot Passport switch dc wiring Battery return Battery 48V 60V 10 AWG wiring Ground wire 8 screw size 10 AWG 90 ringlugs Secure cables here Nut securing ground wire DCP50012A ...

Page 343: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 343 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Figure 131 Unlocking and removing a 5 slot Passport switch power supply DCP50025 ...

Page 344: ...344 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Figure 132 Removing a 5 slot Passport switch ac power supply PPT_2115_001_AA 1 2 3 ...

Page 345: ... cover Remove a 5 slot Passport switch rear cover if you require access to switch parts such as rear mounted termination panels or the external alarm connector Procedure steps 1 Hold the cover on the outside edges See Removing a 5 slot Passport switch rear cover page 346 2 Pull the cover out The cover will pivot down on its mounting studs ...

Page 346: ...346 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 133 Removing a 5 slot Passport switch rear cover PPT 1057 001 AB ...

Page 347: ...et while another person supports the chassis Remove the brackets from the chassis if no longer required See the figure Removing the switch from a rack page 348 3 If the switch is a floor mounted model remove the feet See the figure Removing the feet from the bottom of a floor mounted switch page 349 4 Remove any rear mounted termination panels from the shelf if no longer required 5 Pack the shelf ...

Page 348: ...348 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 134 Removing the switch from a rack PPT 3037 002 AA ...

Page 349: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 349 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Figure 135 Removing the feet from the bottom of a floor mounted switch PPT 0910 001 AA ...

Page 350: ...hen you disconnect the cooling unit from an active shelf assembly 3 Pull the unit half way out with one hand Place your other hand under the partially removed cooling unit to support its weight See the figure Removing a 16 slot Passport switch cooling unit page 352 WARNING Risk of injury by fan blades Do not handle the fans while the blades are rotating When you remove a cooling unit wait until th...

Page 351: ...ance and Upgrade 5 2S1 4 Tilt the unit up and pull it out completely use your other hand to support the unit s weight 5 Set the cooling unit aside You can carry the unit by its faceplate handle Procedure job aid Figure 136 16 slot Passport switch cooling unit lock Unlocked Locked ...

Page 352: ...352 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Figure 137 Removing a 16 slot Passport switch cooling unit DCP70120B 1 2 ...

Page 353: ...supplies One power supply can support a maximum of eight CPs and FPs WARNING Risk of personal injury Power supplies weigh 6 6 kg 14 5 lb each Handle carefully and avoid dropping WARNUNG Verletzungsgefahr Die Stromversorgungsgeräte haben ein Gewicht von jeweils 6 6 kg Seien Sie vorsichtig beim Umgang mit dem Gerät und vermeiden Sie es fallenzulassen WARNING Damage to equipment by electromagnetic in...

Page 354: ...igure Unlocked power supply with power switch in the standby position page 355 3 Pull the faceplate handle down to release the power supply s latch Use this handle when you remove the unit 4 Slide the power supply carefully about half way out of its slot 5 Use one hand to hold the handle and use the other hand to support the unit s weight Carefully slide the unit completely out of the slot ...

Page 355: ...es 355 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 138 Unlocked power supply with power switch in the standby position EMI gasket Power switch Standby On Locking screw Unlocked Locked ...

Page 356: ...rocedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Table 8 16 slot Passport switch minimum power supply requirements Number of processor cards in shelf Minimum number of power supplies required to maintain service Eight or fewer 1 More than eight 2 ...

Page 357: ...3 8 in socket wrench to disconnect the shelf grounding cable from the cabinet or frame and tape the cable to the rear of the shelf next to the shelf assembly grounding stud See the figure Shelf assembly grounding stud page 191 4 Remove the air filter assembly If the air filter assembly is spring loaded carefully press and release the center of the air filter cartridge to WARNING Risk of injury The...

Page 358: ...16 slot Passport switch cable management assembly page 229 Remove the cable management assembly 7 Use a 5 16 in socket wrench to remove the eight screws that secure the shelf assembly to the frame See the figure 16 slot Passport switch shelf assembly page 228 With the assistance of a second person remove the shelf assembly 8 Use a 5 16 in socket wrench to remove the four screws that secure the coo...

Page 359: ...e both latches in their unlocked horizontal positions to pull the processor card blank out of the slot See the figure Disengaging a processor card page 363 3 Set the blank processor card aside or pack for shipping or storage in accordance with your company operational procedures CAUTION Risk of damage by electrostatic discharge ESD When you handle processor cards wear a grounded antistatic wrist s...

Page 360: ...e BITS termination panel to single CP if the CP will not be replaced within 30 minutes You can reset the dip switch before or after removing the BITS cable CAUTION Risk of damage by electrostatic discharge ESD When you handle processor cards wear a grounded antistatic wrist strap or equivalent to protect electronic parts For more information see Avoid damage from static electricity page 174 CAUTIO...

Page 361: ...ol processor See the section Packing a processor card page 307 for storage information CAUTION Risk of service loss by signal noise Inserting or removing a processor card from a Passport shelf can cause noise on the backplane that causes loss of service Therefore minimize the time you take to insert or remove a processor card Do not let a processor card sit in the shelf with a partial connection t...

Page 362: ...139 Locking and unlocking processor card latches Unlocked Locked Locking latches Use a 6 mm 1 4 inch flat head screwdriver to lock and unlock latches To unlock make a 1 4 turn counter clockwise To lock make a 1 4 turn clockwise Note Do not force a lock too far in either direction ...

Page 363: ...S1 Figure 140 Disengaging a processor card Grasp the top ejector latch with your thumb and index fingers Push in with your thumb while pushing up with your index finger Grasp the bottom ejector latch with your thumb and index fingers Push in with your index finger while pushing down with your thumb ...

Page 364: ...t strap or equivalent to protect electronic parts For more information see Avoid damage from static electricity page 174 CAUTION Risk of service loss by signal noise Inserting or removing a processor card from a Passport shelf can cause noise on the backplane that causes loss of service Therefore minimize the time you take to insert or remove a processor card Do not let a processor card sit in the...

Page 365: ...essor See the section Packing a processor card page 307 for storage information CAUTION Risk of equipment damage When engaging or disengaging MT RJ cable connectors ensure that the cable connector s guide ridge is aligned with the transceiver s keyway Improper coupling can damage the nose shield on the connector or the optic transceiver CAUTION Risk of equipment damage To prevent equipment damage ...

Page 366: ... Remove all of the cables from the device and coil them out of the way 4 Use a 5 16 in socket wrench to remove the screws that fasten the brackets to the frame and remove the device 5 Attach a label to the multiport aggregate device Record the date your name organization department telephone number the processor card part serial number and the version of software running on the processor card If t...

Page 367: ... 2S1 Removing a Passport cabinet door Remove a cabinet door after you remove the door alarm indicator cable Prerequisites The door is heavy so ensure you have two people available to lift the door Procedure steps 1 Unlock and open the door 2 Lift the door by the grips and remove it from the frame ...

Page 368: ...ure steps 1 Disconnect the cable at the rear of the shelf assembly See the figure Door alarm connectors page 369 2 Slide the cable out through the feed through hole to the front of the cabinet Retain the grommet See the figure Cabinet door with hinges on the left page 305 or Cabinet door with hinges on the right page 306 3 Disconnect the cable on the cabinet s front door See the figure Door alarm ...

Page 369: ...ardware procedures 369 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 141 Door alarm connectors Do not use door alarm connectors for telephones Front door PPT 0884 001 AA ...

Page 370: ...o loosen the lag bolts The figure WARNING Risk of personal injury A cabinet that contains one switch weighs 200 kg 441 lb You need four people to move this cabinet A cabinet that contains two switches weighs 313 kg 689 lb You need six people to move this cabinet WARNUNG Verletzungsgefahr Ein Gehäuse mit einem Switch wiegt 200 kg Zum sicheren Bewegen dieses Gehäuses werden vier Personen benötigt Ei...

Page 371: ...ssport cabinet from a pallet 4 Pivot the anchor brackets off the lag bolts and away from the four leveling feet as shown in the figure Ensure that the brackets are furthest from the feet WARNING Risk of personal injury To prevent injury when working around the cabinet especially to move it ensure that no part of your hands or feet is under the cabinet and do not allow the leveling feet to snag on ...

Page 372: ...oors may have been locked for shipping 6 Move the front of the cabinet toward the nearest end of the pallet See the figure Unloading a Passport cabinet from a pallet page 373 to view the stages of movement WARNUNG Verletzungsgefahr Zur Vermeidung von Verletzungen beim Arbeiten in unmittelbarer Nähe des Gehäuses und insbesondere beim Bewegen des Gehäuses stellen Sie sicher dass Ihre Hände und Füße ...

Page 373: ...on Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Figure 143 Unloading a Passport cabinet from a pallet 7 Tilt the cabinet and move it down the front end of the pallet 8 With the cabinet tilted remove the pallet from under the cabinet 9 Rest the cabinet on all four leveling feet 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 374: ...374 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 10 Reattach the anchoring brackets to the pallet 11 Store the pallet for later use in case the cabinet must be moved ...

Page 375: ...onnector on the alarm panel See the figure Rack mounted alarm panel page 250 Figure 144 Rack mounted alarm panel 2 Remove the two screws that fasten the panel to the frame and remove the panel 3 Tape the grounding wire and the grounding strip to the termination panel 4 Route the cable down the shelf assembly and disconnect it from the door alarm connector on the back of the shelf See the figure Du...

Page 376: ...nect cable Remove a shelf interconnect cable to replace a broken cable or if you are removing one of the shelves Procedure steps 1 Disconnect the shelf interconnect cable from the Alarm 2 connector on the back of each shelf See the figure Dual alarm shelf interconnection page 377 ...

Page 377: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 377 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 145 Dual alarm shelf interconnection PPT 1036 001 AA 15 Alarm 2 9 8 1 ...

Page 378: ... switchover behavior of the OAM Ethernet port in 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Procedure steps 1 On the faceplate of the CP locate the cable to be removed Refer to the figure Example of a control processor faceplate page 260 2 Disconnect the cable from the CP faceplate CAUTION Risk of shelf reset by disconnecting an active cable If you disconnect the Ethernet cable fro...

Page 379: ...ctors are inter connected by flexi cables one above the other in a 1 n configuration a cover can conceal the flexi cables The cover is identified by product engineering code PEC NTPS07 There is no software associated with the use of the cable cover Procedure steps 1 Locate the sparing panel cover on the MSA32 modular sparing panels See Location of a cable cover NTPS07 on MSA32 sparing panels with ...

Page 380: ...res 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 146 Location of a cable cover NTPS07 on MSA32 sparing panels with DB15 connectors PPT 2933 002 AA OBP0 OBP1 OBP2 OBP3 OBP0 OBP1 OBP2 OBP3 A B C D Flexi cable cover Flexi cable assembly ...

Page 381: ...aryReference will become the active timing reference Before removing a BITS cable from an active CP lock the external timing ports See Locking external timing ports in 241 5701 600 Passport 7400 15000 20000 Configuration Guide Removing a BITS cable from the inactive CP will have no impact on the external timing signal being received by the active CP Procedure steps 1 On the faceplate of the CP loc...

Page 382: ...e by electrostatic discharge ESD When you handle processor cards wear a grounded antistatic wrist strap or equivalent to protect electronic parts For more information see Avoid damage from static electricity page 174 CAUTION Risk of equipment damage When engaging or disengaging MT RJ cable connectors ensure that the cable connector s guide ridge is aligned with the transceiver s keyway Improper co...

Page 383: ...Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 If you are removing an FP that uses optical connections cap the optical ports with an appropriate dust boot 2 If necessary remove the cable from the cable management unit ...

Page 384: ... the cables from the disconnect device or If you are removing an ac cable unplug the cable from the power outlet 4 If you are removing a cable from a 3 slot Passport switch remove the plastic cover from the terminal block 5 If you are removing a dc cable disconnect the appropriate 48 60 V dc and return wire lugs from the terminal block at the rear of the shelf assembly See the figures 16 slot Pass...

Page 385: ...S1 6 If necessary cut any tie wraps and remove the wires from the strain relief clip 7 Remove the power cable If your switch is in a cabinet remove the cable through the floor or ceiling You can remove the smaller grill cutout in either the top or the bottom of the cabinet with a 3 8 inch box wrench ...

Page 386: ...ing unit door one quarter turn counter clockwise to unlock the door See the figure Removing a 5 slot Passport switch air filter page 387 2 Open the door to access the cooling equipment 3 Pull the filter s leading edge toward you carefully Remove the filter slowly 4 Insert the new filter into the air filter tracks Push the filter all the way into the switch 5 Close the cooling unit door 6 Turn the ...

Page 387: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 387 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 147 Removing a 5 slot Passport switch air filter PPT 2117 001 AA 1 2 3 ...

Page 388: ...388 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Figure 148 Installing a 5 slot Passport switch air filter PPT_2116_001_AA 1 2 3 ...

Page 389: ...the air filter assembly is not spring loaded remove the cooling unit drawer See the procedure Removing a 16 slot Passport switch cooling unit page 350 2 Carefully pull the air filter assembly out of its slot See the figure Removing a 16 slot Passport switch air filter assembly page 391 3 Turn the air filter assembly so that the bottom side faces up See the figure Changing a 16 slot Passport switch...

Page 390: ...ures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 8 If the air filter assembly is spring loaded carefully press and release the center of the assembly to fasten it in position or If the air filter assembly is not spring loaded replace the cooling unit drawer ...

Page 391: ...hapter 37 Hardware procedures 391 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 149 Removing a 16 slot Passport switch air filter assembly Air filter assembly ...

Page 392: ...2 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Figure 150 Changing a 16 slot Passport switch air filter pad Air filter assembly top side Air filter assembly bottom side Air filter pad Air filter gate ...

Page 393: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 393 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Figure 151 Installing a 16 slot Passport switch air filter assembly Air filter assembly ...

Page 394: ...the power cord from the C U Power connector on the back of the shelf assembly Use a 1 8 in screwdriver to loosen the two screws See the figure Cooling unit power cord page 395 2 Connect the replacement power cord to the C U Power connector on the back of the shelf assembly Use a 1 8 in screwdriver to tighten the two screws CAUTION Risk of equipment damage Replace a cooling unit power cord and rest...

Page 395: ...Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 395 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 152 Cooling unit power cord Cooling unit power cord ...

Page 396: ...tion If you are using long cables ensure your alarm system is not impeded by cable resistance Procedure steps 1 If you have a 16 slot Passport switch connect the alarm cable to the Alarm 1 connector on the rear of the switch See the figure Dual alarm shelf interconnection page 377 or If you have a 5 slot Passport switch connect the alarm cable to the external alarm connector on the rear of the swi...

Page 397: ...orrect the fault that generated a major alarm Procedure steps 1 For a major alarm press the alarm cutoff switch See the figures Door alarm connectors page 369 Rack mounted alarm panel page 375 and 5 slot Passport switch alarm connector and cutoff switch page 398 If you have not corrected the fault before you reset the alarm hardware the shelf generates another alarm ...

Page 398: ...ures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 153 5 slot Passport switch alarm connector and cutoff switch PPT_0917_002_AB 6 1 5 15 9 1 8 9 alarm cutoff switch external alarm connector local operator port 0 local operator port 4 ...

Page 399: ...he cable guide The smaller channels in the cable guides are for fiber optic cables See the figure Cable routing through the top or bottom of a cabinet page 400 3 Label all processor card cables near the connector to indicate the node name slot number of the processor card port number and whether it is a receive or transmit cable 4 Secure the cable to the sides of the cabinet at intervals to ensure...

Page 400: ...400 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 154 Cable routing through the top or bottom of a cabinet PPT 2051 001 AA PPT 1049 001 AA Cables ...

Page 401: ...de of the switch See the figure 3 slot Passport cable routing page 402 If you install termination panels on the back of the switch ensure the top panel lines up with the top processor card This simplifies cabling and avoids overlap 2 At the back of the switch route the cables to the termination panels 3 Label all processor card cables near the connector to indicate the node name slot number of the...

Page 402: ...402 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 155 3 slot Passport cable routing PPT 3221 004 AA ...

Page 403: ...ble guides at the top of the switch See the figure Routing cables through a 5 slot Passport switch page 404 Route processor card cables through the larger channels in the cable guide Avoid overlapping the cables 2 At the back of the switch route the cables to the termination panels 3 Label all processor card cables near the connector to indicate the node name slot number of the processor card port...

Page 404: ...404 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 156 Routing cables through a 5 slot Passport switch PPT 1054 001 AA ...

Page 405: ...he smaller channels in the cable guides are for fiber optic cables See the figure Routing cables through a 16 slot Passport switch cable management assembly page 406 3 Label all processor card cables near the connector to indicate the node name slot number of the processor card port number and whether it is a receive or transmit cable 4 Secure cables to the sides of the cabinet to ensure proper ai...

Page 406: ...406 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 157 Routing cables through a 16 slot Passport switch cable management assembly ...

Page 407: ...cified in the table Modem dip switch settings page 407 The table applies to a US Robotics 56K modem as an example of the settings you must apply Table 9 Modem dip switch settings Switch number Description of the setting Required setting 1 modem ignores DTR override on down 2 verbal word results off up 3 disable word codes off up 4 suppresses echo on down 5 modem answers on first ring or higher if ...

Page 408: ...you install the FP in a shelf Procedure steps 1 To set the HSSI function processor from DCE to DTE operation set all poles of the DIP switch to the convert position See the figure DIP switch location and setting on HSSI function processors page 409 2 Ensure that you set the DIP switch completely to DCE or DTE before you install the function processor in the shelf ...

Page 409: ...igure 158 DIP switch location and setting on HSSI function processors CONVERT DCE DTE DIP switch Right DCE Left DTE DIP switch should be towards faceplate CONVERT position for DTE operation Note The DIP switch is a seven pole switch Ensure the switch is completely set in DTE or DCE position before inserting card DTE DCE ...

Page 410: ...s an unterminated line set the appropriate DIP switches to the off up position See the figure Location of DIP switches on the V 11 function processor page 411 2 Ensure that the position of the DIP switch corresponds to the setting for the LineTerminationRequired attribute The LineTerminationRequired attribute has no hardware impact It does not change the setting of the DIP switch However the switc...

Page 411: ...grade 5 2S1 Figure 159 Location of DIP switches on the V 11 function processor PPT 0989 001 AA Termination DIP switches for ports 0 to 3 Termination DIP switches for ports 4 to 7 DIP switches are shown in the ON down position ON down terminated line OFF up unterminated line 1 0 3 2 6 7 5 4 ...

Page 412: ...412 Chapter 37 Hardware procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 ...

Page 413: ...enance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Turning on power Turn on the power after you have completed all procedures involving power supplies or cables Procedure steps 1 At the power distribution panel turn on the appropriate circuit breaker 2 Set the appropriate power switch to the on position ...

Page 414: ...our flaps 4 Remove the foam from the top of the chassis 5 Lift the chassis from the box and set it on the floor or table 6 Remove the packing material from the chassis 7 Unpack any other equipment that was delivered with the switch 8 Compare the contents of your shipment with the table Equipment checklist for the 3 slot Passport switch base package page 415 and the figure Taking inventory after un...

Page 415: ...nstallation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Table 10 Equipment checklist for the 3 slot Passport switch base package Equipment 3 slot Passport switch with integrated dc power supply and cooling fan control processor DCE V 24 operator cable antistatic wrist strap ...

Page 416: ...are procedures 241 7401 240 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 160 Taking inventory after unpacking a 3 slot Passport switch PPT 3221 003 AA V 24 operator cable Anti static wrist strap Control processor 3 slot Passport switch ...

Page 417: ...e contents of your shipment with the table Equipment checklist for unpacking a 5 slot Passport switch page 417 and the figure Taking inventory after unpacking a 5 slot Passport switch page 419 to ensure you have all the hardware components you require Table 11 Equipment checklist for unpacking a 5 slot Passport switch Equipment Switch with pre installed Function processors 1 to 4 for each switch B...

Page 418: ...rmination panels Grounding strips for termination panels 1 for each panel Optional front and rear cover kit Optional rubber feet and fasteners 4 of each Optional rack mounting brackets Antistatic wrist strap Table 11 continued Equipment checklist for unpacking a 5 slot Passport switch Equipment Sheet 2 of 2 ...

Page 419: ...ing a 5 slot Passport switch PPT 0920 001 AB Floor mounted node or Rack mounted node Power converter Integrated termination panel Front and rear cover panels optional Feet for floor mounted node Rack mounted termination panel Grounding cable Power cord and or a power cord selector guide Card cables Anti static wrist strap Control processor Power supply 13 19 ...

Page 420: ... the packing material and containers in case the equipment has to be moved later 6 Compare the contents of your shipment with the table Equipment checklist for unpacking a 16 slot Passport switch page 421 and the figure Taking inventory after unpacking a 16 slot Passport switch page 422 to ensure you have all the hardware you require If you purchased a 16 slot Passport switch separately not as par...

Page 421: ...cables Shelf assembly ground cables Cable management assembly Power supplies up to 3 Blank power supply 3 less the number of power supplies Control processors 1 or 2 Function processors up to 15 Function processor cables as required Blank processor cards 14 for each switch less the number of processors Termination panels as required Grounding cable for termination panels Grounding strips for termi...

Page 422: ... 001 AA Cable management assembly Node shelf assembly Cooling unit assembly includes chassis cooling unit and air filter Function processor Grounding cable Power cord and or a power cord selector guide Card cables see card guides Anti static wrist strap Power converter Termination panel Control processor Grounding strip Power supply ...

Page 423: ...ables or doorway thresholds WARNING Risk of personal injury A cabinet that contains one switch weighs 200 kg 441 lb You need four people to safely move this cabinet A cabinet that contains two switches weighs 313 kg 689 lb You need six people to safely move this cabinet WARNUNG Verletzungsgefahr Ein Gehäuse mit einem Switch wiegt 200 kg Zum sicheren Bewegen dieses Gehäuses werden vier Personen ben...

Page 424: ...tion will be specified for the installation procedure If the cabinet was shipped in wrapping material other than cardboard there can be some electrostatic energy build up as you remove this material This is normal 7 Slide the cabinet along the tray until the foot of the cabinet clears the tray 8 Lift the cabinet from the top end and stand it upright on the floor 9 Inspect the equipment for damage ...

Page 425: ...ion Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 12 Compare the contents of your shipment with the table Equipment checklist for unpacking a cabinet page 430 and the figure Taking inventory after unpacking a cabinet page 431 to ensure you have all the hardware components you require ...

Page 426: ...ve the original packaging You must use this packaging if you need to store or ship the processor card CAUTION Risk of electrostatic damage When handling processor cards wear a grounded antistatic wrist strap so that you do not damage electronic parts For more information see Avoid damage from static electricity page 174 CAUTION Risk of service degradation by condensation Condensation on a processo...

Page 427: ...procedures 427 Passport 7400 Hardware Installation Maintenance and Upgrade 5 2S1 Procedure job aid Figure 163 Antistatic protection for unpacking a processor card PPT 0923 001 AA Antistatic wrist strap Antistatic material ...

Page 428: ...llet 2 Move the cabinet on the pallet to the dust free unpacking area using a self standing wheeled apparatus for example a hand truck or fridge cart Use two or three helpers to move the equipment over cables or doorway thresholds 3 Verify that the cabinet will be placed off the pallet onto on a flat surface so that it does not tip over after you stand it upright CAUTION Avoid structural stress wh...

Page 429: ... cabinet was shipped in wrapping material other than cardboard there can be some electrostatic energy build up as you remove this material This is normal 9 Inspect the equipment for damage If any equipment is damaged contact your Nortel Networks sales representative to arrange having it replaced 10 Remove and retain any assembly parts that are loosely attached to the framework or cabinet 11 Clear ...

Page 430: ... door alarm cables Power supplies up to 3 for each switch and blank power supplies if switch contains fewer than three power supplies Control processors 1 or 2 for each switch Blank control processor card if the switch contains only 1 control processor Function processor cables as required Termination panels as required for function processors Grounding cable for termination panels Grounding strip...

Page 431: ...ination panel Grounding cable Grounding strip or Power cord and or a power cord selector guide Card cables see card guides Anti static wrist strap Power converter Shelf assembly with cooling unit air filter function processors and cable management assembly Cabinet with pre installed shelf assembly and termination panels Control processor Anchoring kit optional Eyebolt optional ...

Page 432: ...e packaging 3 Carefully cut the plastic stretch wrap around the cabinet 4 Use a pair of tin snips to cut the banding that secures the cabinet packaging 5 Lower the ramp that is attached to the pallet as shown in Lowering the pallet ramp page 433 WARNING Risk of personal injury The banding that secures the cabinet packaging is under pressure and can fly up when cut WARNUNG Verletzungsgefahr Die Geh...

Page 433: ...5 2S1 Figure 165 Lowering the pallet ramp 6 Lower the front leveling feet to almost touch the pallet surface This prevents the casters from touching the floor first and gives you more control 7 Slide the cabinet down the ramp as shown in Sliding the cabinet down the ramp page 434 front rear ramp ...

Page 434: ... onto the front leveling feet and slide the pallet from underneath the cabinet See the figure Removing the pallet page 435 one person must push on the rear of cabinet at its midpoint two people must support the cabinet to prevent it from tipping slides located underneath left and right sides of the cabinet rear front ...

Page 435: ...ough to remove the wooden slides one after the other This allows the cabinet to rest on its casters 10 Roll the cabinet on its castors into the anchoring position The casters are intended for short distances and will not cross the threshold of a doorway or elevator 11 Adjust the levelers downward to remove the weight from the casters Use a spirit level to ensure that the cabinet is level one perso...

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Page 438: ...3 Nortel Networks All Rights Reserved NORTEL NORTEL NETWORKS the globemark design the NORTEL NETWORKS corporate logo DPN and PASSPORT are trademarks of Nortel Networks Publication 241 7401 240 Document status Standard Document version 5 2S1 Document date November 2003 Printed in Canada ...

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