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Fan status LED

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Fan handle

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Captive screws of the fan tray

Composition

The M14-FAN is the fan for service modules, supervisor modules and switch fabric modules on the RG-N18014. There
are five M14-FAN trays, each with four 120 mm x 120 mm x 38 mm fans and one fan control board. The M14-FAN draws
air out to form convection for heat dissipation.

Specifications

Fan Model

M14-FAN

Dimension
(W x D x H)

245.8 mm x 177 mm x 144.2 mm

LED

LED

Status

Meaning

Off

The fan is NOT receiving power or fails.

Status

Solid green

The fan is operational.

Features

Function Meaning
Status Monitoring

Rotational speed monitoring, failure alarm

Automatic
Speed-adjustment

Speed-adjustment controlled by temperature

Hot Swapping

Hot swapping is supported by the fan tray.

The fan trays of RG-N18014 and RG-N18010 are different and cannot replace each other.

M10-FAN-R

Module Appearance

Figure 0-53 Appearance of the M10-FAN-R Module

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Summary of Contents for RG-N18010

Page 1: ...RG N18000 Series Switches Hardware Installation and Reference Guide V1 08...

Page 2: ...n consent of Ruijie Networks is prohibited are registered trademarks of Ruijie Networks Counterfeit is strictly prohibited Exemption Statement This document is provided as is The contents of this docu...

Page 3: ...owered on for the first time Chapter 5 Monitoring and Maintenance Chapter 5 Troubleshooting describes possible problems met during the installation and use of the switch and solutions for such problem...

Page 4: ...Means reader take note Notes contain helpful suggestions or references Means reader be careful In this situation you might do something that could result in equipment damage or loss of data...

Page 5: ...8014 FE D I M18014 FE D III M18014 FE C I M18014 FE C II Service Module M18000 24GT20SFP4XS ED M18000 48GT ED M18000 44SFP4XS ED M18000 08XS ED M18000 48XS DB M18000 24QXS DB M18000 12QXS DB M18000 24...

Page 6: ...sers are advised to take proper measures against the disturbance Product Appearance The hardware system of the RG N18014 switch is composed of the chassis the power system modules and the cooling syst...

Page 7: ...Front Panel The front panel of the RG N18014 switch is shown in Figure 1 2 Figure 0 2 Front Panel of the RG N18014 Switch...

Page 8: ...the power module Supervisor module slot Service module slot Ensure the supervisor module service module switch fabric module and power supply module are removed from the chassis before you move or tra...

Page 9: ...management The supervisor module of the RG N18014 switch can read the power supply information and implement flexible and intelligent power management DC power supply input The RG PD1600I and the RG P...

Page 10: ...mal design of the RG N18014 switch fans are used to draw air for forced convection cooling in order to ensure that the device works properly in the specified environment Figure 0 4 Ventilation and Hea...

Page 11: ...er supply modules air flows in from the front intakes and out from the back vents For the switch fabric module air flows across the chassis from the front intakes to the back vents The chassis should...

Page 12: ...W RG PD600I 40 to 75 VDC power 600W RG PA1600I P 90 to175 VAC power 1200W 176 to 264 VAC power 1600W High Voltage DC Power Supply RG PA1600I 192 to 216 VDC power 1200W 216 to 285 VDC power 1600W RG PA...

Page 13: ...ndancy for the power supplies The power system also provides two PoE power supply slots and supports 1 1 power supply redundancy Users are recommended to configure redundancy for the power supplies Th...

Page 14: ...Front Panel The front panel of the RG N18010 switch is shown in Figure 1 7 Figure 0 7 Front Panel of the RG N18010 Switch...

Page 15: ...ce module slots Plastic cover for the air filter of the service module Ensure the supervisor module service module switch fabric module and power supply module are removed from the chassis before you...

Page 16: ...ut The RG PD1600I and the RG PD600I power supply modules are supported The two types of power supply modules support power management The supervisor module of the RG N18010 switch can read the power s...

Page 17: ...and service modules use fans to draw air and the switch fabric module uses fans to blow air for forced convection in order to ensure that the device works properly in the specified environment Figure...

Page 18: ...h fabric modules air flows in from the front intakes and out from the back vents For the power supply modules air flows in from the front intakes and out from the back vents The chassis should be moun...

Page 19: ...alarms and other diagnosis information facilitating online upgrade of switch software and storage of logs To secure data and prevent damage to the device it is recommended to use high quality SD memo...

Page 20: ...LED Alarm Solid yellow The device overheats which will affect the system performance The system may continue operating Off SD card is not installed or the is not connected Solid green An SD card is l...

Page 21: ...II M18014 CM II is the supervisor module of the RG N18014 series switches and is designed with management and switching functions Module Appearance Figure 0 12 Appearance of the M18014 CM II Module Ex...

Page 22: ...s after the press Press the button and the system starts to collect information during which the device will not restart After the collection is complete the device restarts automatically Hold the but...

Page 23: ...le port One 10 100 1000M MGMT port One SD card slot One USB port Button One Reset button Power Consumption 102W Hot Swapping Supported Management Redundancy Supported EMC Standards GB9254 2008 CLASS A...

Page 24: ...to load programs Use the standard cable to connect the device to the Ethernet port of the background computer DCMI port As the 10 100 1000BASE T Ethernet port it uses the RJ 45 connector This port can...

Page 25: ...olid yellow The fan is NOT in the position Fan status LED FAN Solid red The fan is faulty Off The power supply module is NOT in the position Solid green The power supply module is operational Power st...

Page 26: ...onnecting to the SD card slot SD memory cards can store logs host version alarms and other diagnosis information facilitating online upgrade of switch software and storage of logs To secure data and p...

Page 27: ...odule the device may be damaged if it continues operating Fault alarm LED Alarm Solid yellow The device overheats which will affect the system performance The system may continue operating Off SD card...

Page 28: ...sposed of M18000 24GT20SFP4XS ED Module Appearance Figure 0 7 Appearance of the M18000 24GT20SFP4XS ED Module External Port M18000 24GT20SFP4XS ED provides 24 10 100 1000BASE T RJ45 ports 20 SFP ports...

Page 29: ...ck speed of 1 0G BOOTROM 8 MB Flash Memory 512 MB SDRAM DDRIII 1 GB Port Type 24 10 100 1000BASE T RJ 45 ports 20 SFP ports and four SFP ports Transmission Medium 10 100 1000BASE T Cat 5 UTP 100BASE F...

Page 30: ...d red The module is faulty Solid yellow High temperature alarm The system keeps operating but the performance is affected Blinking green Initialization is in progress Continuous blinking indicates err...

Page 31: ...The module is NOT receiving power Solid red The module is faulty Solid yellow High temperature alarm The system keeps operating but the performance is affected Blinking green Initialization is in prog...

Page 32: ...able pairs 1 2 3 and 6 LED LED Identification on the panel Status Meaning Off The module is NOT receiving power Solid red The module is faulty Solid yellow High temperature alarm The system keeps oper...

Page 33: ...or PoE supply 95W PoE supply 95W 15 4W x N N stands for the number of PoE ports in use no greater than 48 PoE supply 95W 30W x N N stands for the number of PoE ports in use no greater than 48 EMC Sta...

Page 34: ...nsmission Medium 100BASE FX 1310nm Multi mode or single mode optical fiber supported by SFP ports while not supported by SFP ports 100BASE FX 1550nm Single mode optical fiber supported by SFP ports wh...

Page 35: ...connected at 100Mbps SFP port LED Link ACT Blinking The port is transmitting and receiving data Off The port link is NOT connected Solid green The port is connected SFP port LED Link ACT Blinking The...

Page 36: ...of the M18000 08XS ED SFP and SFP modules is supported The M18000 08XS ED supports 10G SFP modules and Gigabit SFP modules 10G SFP modules cannot be used as Gigabit SFP modules LED LED Identification...

Page 37: ...C Standards GB9254 2008 CLASS A Safety Standards GB4943 2011 Operating Temperature 0 to 50 C Storage Temperature 40 to 70 C Operating Humidity 10 90 RH non condensing MTBF 433 000 hours Weight Net wei...

Page 38: ...er 10GBASE SR 850nm Multi mode optical fiber 10GBASE LR 1310nm Single mode optical fiber 10GBASE ER 1550nm Single mode optical fiber 10GBASE ZR 1550nm Single mode optical fiber XG SFP CU1M 1m SFP copp...

Page 39: ...Flash Memory 512 MB SDRAM DDRIII 1 GB Port Type 48 SFP ports supporting 10G SFP and Gigabit SFP modules Transmission Medium 1000BASE SX 850nm Multi mode optical fiber 1000BASE LX 1310nm Single mode op...

Page 40: ...The port is connected QSFP port LED Link ACT Blinking The port is transmitting and receiving data Specifications Model M18000 24QXS DB CPU Quad core CPU each core with the clock speed of 1 0G BOOTROM...

Page 41: ...ected QSFP port LED Link ACT Blinking The port is transmitting and receiving data Specifications Model M18000 12QXS DB CPU Quad core CPU each core with the clock speed of 1 0G BOOTROM 8 MB Flash Memor...

Page 42: ...port is transmitting and receiving data Off The port link is NOT connected Solid green The port is connected SFP port LED Link ACT Blinking The port is transmitting and receiving data Specifications...

Page 43: ...lid red The module is faulty Solid yellow High temperature alarm The system keeps operating but the performance is affected Blinking green Initialization is in progress Continuous blinking indicates e...

Page 44: ...BF 200 000 hours Weight Net weight 5 06 kg Dimensions W x D x H 399 mm x 440 mm x 40 18 mm M18000 44SFP4XS CB supports 1000BASE X mode M18000 16XS CB Module Appearance Figure 0 30 Appearance of the M1...

Page 45: ...i mode optical fiber 10GBASE LR 1310nm Single mode optical fiber 10GBASE ER 1550nm Single mode optical fiber 10GBASE ZR 1550nm Single mode optical fiber XG SFP CU1M 1m SFP copper cables DAC XG SFP CU3...

Page 46: ...ash Memory 512 MB SDRAM DDRIII 2 GB Port Type 40 SFP ports supporting10G SFP modules and Gigabit SFP modules Transmission Medium 1000BASE SX 850nm Multi mode optical fiber 1000BASE LX 1310nm Single mo...

Page 47: ...ff The port link is NOT connected Solid green The port is connected RJ45 port LED Link ACT Blinking The port is transmitting and receiving data Specifications Model M18000 16XT CB CPU Quad core CPU ea...

Page 48: ...operational Off The port link is NOT connected Solid green The port is connected QSFP port LED Link ACT Blinking The port is transmitting and receiving data Specifications Model M18000 10QXS CB CPU Q...

Page 49: ...en The port is connected SFP port LED in switching mode Link ACT Blinking The port is transmitting and receiving data Specifications Model RG WALL1600 B ED CPU Quad core CPU each core with the clock s...

Page 50: ...stopped operation and can be removed If the FE module is removed before the LED turns green packet loss may occur LED LED Identification on the panel Status Meaning Off The module is NOT receiving pow...

Page 51: ...e is removed before the LED turns green packet loss may occur LED LED Identification on the panel Status Meaning Off The module is NOT receiving power Solid red The module is faulty Blinking green Ini...

Page 52: ...cur LED LED Identification on the panel Status Meaning Off The module is NOT receiving power Solid red The module is faulty Blinking green Initialization is in progress Continuous blinking indicates e...

Page 53: ...the panel Status Meaning Off The module is NOT receiving power Solid red The module is faulty Blinking green Initialization is in progress Continuous blinking indicates errors Solid green The module...

Page 54: ...tialization is in progress Continuous blinking indicates errors Solid green The module is operational System LED Status Solid yellow High temperature alarm The system keeps operating but the performan...

Page 55: ...n on the panel Status Meaning Off The module is NOT receiving power Solid red The module is faulty Blinking green Initialization is in progress Continuous blinking indicates errors Solid green The mod...

Page 56: ...ion on the panel Status Meaning Off The module is NOT receiving power Solid red The module is faulty Blinking green Initialization is in progress Continuous blinking indicates errors Solid green The m...

Page 57: ...port which can be connected to standard 16A power cord LED LED AC DC FLT Meaning Solid green Solid green The module is operational Off Solid red The is no power input or input undervoltage Solid green...

Page 58: ...010 switch The front panel of the power supply module provides a 3 pin power port which can be connected to standard 10A power cord LED LED AC DC FLT Meaning Solid green Solid green The module is oper...

Page 59: ...anti loose buckle to the power cord to prevent loosening RG PA1600I P Module Appearance Figure 0 44 Appearance of the RG PA1600I P Module As an AC power module the RG PA1600I P module provides PoE pow...

Page 60: ...orts port for PoE1 is the left one of marked on Figure 1 45 port for PoE2 is the right one of marked on Figure 1 45 LED LED Run Alarm Fault Meaning Solid green Off Off The module is operational Off Of...

Page 61: ...cord please fasten the anti loose buckle to the power cord to prevent loosening RG PA1600I PL Module Appearance Figure 0 46 Appearance of the RG PA1600I PL Module As an AC power module the RG PA1600I...

Page 62: ...for PoE1 is the left one of marked on Figure 1 47 port for PoE2 is the right one of marked on Figure 1 47 LED LED Run Alarm Fault Meaning Solid green Off Off The module is operational Off Off Off Ther...

Page 63: ...lease fasten the anti loose buckle to the power cord to prevent loosening RG PA3000I PL Module Appearance Figure 0 48 Appearance of the RG PA3000I PL Module As an AC power module the RG PA 3000I PL mo...

Page 64: ...for PoE1 is the left one of marked on Figure 1 47 port for PoE2 is the right one of marked on Figure 1 49 LED LED Run Alarm Fault Meaning Solid green Off Off The module is operational Off Off Off Ther...

Page 65: ...ower cord please fasten the anti loose buckle to the power cord to prevent loosening RG PD1600I Module Appearance Figure 0 50 Appearance of the RG PD1600I Module External port The RG PD1600I module pr...

Page 66: ...failure Specifications Module Model RG PD1600I Rated Voltage Range 48 VDC Max Voltage Range 40 to 75 VDC Max Power Output 1400 W Weight Net weight 1 60 kg Power Cord Requirement 50A power cord Please...

Page 67: ...ature alarm Solid green Solid red Over temperature protection Solid green Solid red PSR on off Solid green Solid red Phase loss protection Solid green Solid red Fan failure Specifications Module Model...

Page 68: ...tions Fan Model M14 FAN Dimension W x D x H 245 8 mm x 177 mm x 144 2 mm LED LED Status Meaning Off The fan is NOT receiving power or fails Status Solid green The fan is operational Features Function...

Page 69: ...10 FAN R draws air out to form convection for heat dissipation Specifications Fan Model M10 FAN R Dimension W x D x H 245 8 mm x 177 mm x 144 2 mm LED LED Status Meaning Off The fan is NOT receiving p...

Page 70: ...h fabric modules on the RG N18010 There are one M10 FAN R trays with six 80 mm x 80 mm x 38 mm fans and one fan control board The M10 FAN F draws air out to form convection for heat dissipation Specif...

Page 71: ...res Function Meaning Status Monitoring Rotational speed monitoring failure alarm Automatic Speed adjustment Speed adjustment controlled by temperature Hot Swapping Hot swapping is supported by the fan...

Page 72: ...ntly Turn off all power supplies and unplug all power cables before you remove the equipment At least four people are needed to move the equipment Do not attempt to move the equipment by one people on...

Page 73: ...circuit board Try to hold a circuit board by its edges Do not touch any components or the PCB Use an anti static shielding bag to properly store the board Do not let any clothes touch a circuit board...

Page 74: ...Figure 2 2 Preventing EMI on RG N18010 Laser Safety Among the modules supported by RG N18000 there are a great number of optical modules that are Class I laser products Precautions...

Page 75: ...nts for ventilation After connecting various cables you should bundle the cables or place them in the cable management bracket to avoid blocking air intakes Remove all foam packaging materials and pro...

Page 76: ...articles m3 Dust particles diameter 0 5 m 3 5 10 6 Dust particles diameter 5 m 3 10 4 The air filter of the RG N18010 N18014 must be cleaned at interval to ensure good ventilation and dust prevention...

Page 77: ...on of each module RG N18000 Series Modules Maximum Power Consumption W M18014 CM 44 M18014 CM II 102 M18010 CM 40 M18010 CM II 102 M18000 24GT20SFP4XS ED 100 M18000 48GT ED 95 M18000 48GT EF 125 M1800...

Page 78: ...ssion and level reference All the above constitute the comprehensive grounding requirements The grounding resistance should be less than 1 One grounding point is reserved at the left back of the chass...

Page 79: ...stance between two square hole strips one on each side is 465 mm Figure 2 3 19 inch Cabinet Be sure that the square hold strip is at least 180 mm far from the outboard front door and the door is at mo...

Page 80: ...related electric and optical cables Bolts diagonal pliers straps Special Tools Anti static glove stripping pliers crimping pliers crimping pliers for the crystal head wire cutter Fiber Optic Cleaning...

Page 81: ...nstallation guide packing list Module Carton Modules packing list documentation A normal delivery should contain the above mentioned items which may differ from the actual delivery depending on purcha...

Page 82: ...stallation Verification The RG N18000 is complicated equipment so you must carefully plan and arrange the installation location networking mode power supply and wiring before installation Verify the f...

Page 83: ...or module service module and switch fabric module on the RG N18000 If an air filter is used for a long time dust may block its air vent weakening system ventilation It is recommended you wash the air...

Page 84: ...ing describes how to use the air filter assembly Air filter assembly in working state the tab is locked in the back limits After the air filter is inserted into the chassis make sure the air filter is...

Page 85: ...Figure 3 4 Moving forward the Front Limits Figure 3 5 Moving toward the Back Limits 2 RG N18010 Figure 3 6 Air Filter Location of the Supervisor Module and Service Module on RG N18010 Switch...

Page 86: ...se steps 1 Seat the air filter in the plastic cover and tighten screws 2 Install the plastic cover before the air filter by pressing firmly the two buttons on the both sides of the plastic cover Figur...

Page 87: ...Installing the Air Filters of the Switch Fabric Module 1 RG N18014 Figure 3 8 Location of the Air Filter of the Switch Fabric Module on RG N18014 Switch...

Page 88: ...ollow these steps 1 Seat the air filter in the plastic cover and tighten screws 2 Install the plastic cover over the air filter by pressing firmly the two buttons on the both sides of the plastic cove...

Page 89: ...2 RG N18010...

Page 90: ...Buttons on plastic cover Plastic cover over air filter To install the air filter follow these steps 1 Seat the air filter in the plastic cover and tighten screws 2 Install the plastic cover over the...

Page 91: ...the antistatic wrist strap is grounded well The brackets of RG N18010 and RG N18014 are installed before delivery as shown in figure 3 12 and 3 13 If you want to adjust the location of the bracket see...

Page 92: ...2 RG N18010 bracket installed before delivery Figure 3 13 Installing Bracket to Front Chassis Side...

Page 93: ...Move the bracket backward 1 RG N18014 bracket 1 Remove the bracket from the front chassis side 2 Install the bracket at a backward location as shown in figure 3 14 Figure 3 14 RG N18014 Bracket...

Page 94: ...2 RG N18010 bracket 1 Remove the bracket from the front chassis side 2 Install the bracket at a backward location as shown in figure 3 15 Figure 3 15 RG N18010 Bracket...

Page 95: ...r installation Mount the cable management bracket for RG N18014 1 Take out cable management brackets 2 There three cable management brackets on each side respectively Pay attention to the direction to...

Page 96: ...lign the screw holes on the cable management bracket in figure 3 17 with those on the chassis in figure 3 17 3 Tighten the screws to fasten the cable management bracket as shown in figure 3 17 Figure...

Page 97: ...nt nets where the seams should be no more than 1 5 cm in diameter to prevent rodents and other small animals from entering the cabinet Antistatic wrist straps should be provided in the cabinet Install...

Page 98: ...the cabinet are at the right locations If the bracket is too far forward the front panel of the equipment may be too close to the front door so that the front door cannot be closed when network cable...

Page 99: ...t smoothly into the cabinet until the front bracket reaches the square hole strip Align the installation holes on the bracket with the cage nuts on the square hole strip and mount them with screws Fig...

Page 100: ...be used Do not use bare wire The grounding resistance for combined grounding should be less than 1 Connecting the System Ground To connect the system ground follow these steps 1 Remove the two screws...

Page 101: ...uilding protective earth If not the service person shall arrange for the installation of a protective earthing conductor from the separate protective earthing terminal to the protective earth wire in...

Page 102: ...r lift the power module please hold the bottom of the module with your hand instead of carrying the module by the handle Otherwise the module may be damaged Before inserting or removing the power modu...

Page 103: ...FAN fans for heat dissipation RG N18010 adopts three M10 FAN R fans and one M10 FAN F fan for heat dissipation The fans of RG N18014 and RG N18010 are installed before delivery If you want to replace...

Page 104: ...e fan tray with a screwdriver The figure of M10 FAN R fan tray installation is similar to that of M14 FAN fan tray installation Steps for installing the M10 FAN F fan tray 1 Install the fan tray into...

Page 105: ...static wrist strap should be fully touched with the skin Besides for the sake of security please not touch any component of the module Do not hold the edge of the PCB or collide the components on the...

Page 106: ...lots RG N18010 Figure 3 27 RG N18010 Chassis Note Service module slot Supervisor module slot Switch fabric module slot Install modules The supervisor module service module and switch fabric module ado...

Page 107: ...t the Lever Figure 3 29 Pulling out the Levers with Both Hands 2 Install modules into slots RG N18014 1 Pull out both levers in figure 3 30 2 Insert the module into the slot along the slide rail and d...

Page 108: ...Insert the module into the slot along the slide rail and drive it ahead smoothly in figure 3 31 3 Push both levers toward the slot in figure 3 31 Figure 3 31 RG N18010 Chassis If any module slot is u...

Page 109: ...f the module into the top bail clasp latch Hold both sides of the module and push the module into place You can feel that the module is placed in position with a click sound Figure 3 33 Installing the...

Page 110: ...gh the connector the Link ACT status is on Otherwise please check the connector Precaution If the SFP copper module cannot be inserted to the end do not push it forcefully Please try the other end of...

Page 111: ...k sound as shown in figure 3 36 2 Push the module gently into the QSFP module slot until you hear a click indicating the module is correctly installed as shown in figure 3 37 Figure 3 36 Installing th...

Page 112: ...other Push the module gently into the QSFP module slot until you hear a click indicating the module is correctly installed Figure 3 38 Installing the QSFP Copper Module 2 After the cable is connected...

Page 113: ...he other end of the power cord to an external power socket Figure 4 34 Connecting the Power Cord Please use the 3 pin power cord The cross sectional area of each pin is 1 5 mm 2 or 14 AWG minimum 16A...

Page 114: ...is not plugged in Make sure the power supply is properly connected Installation Verification Verify if the external power supply matches the distribution panel of the cabinet After installing the equi...

Page 115: ...y occurs cut off the power first Verify that all power supplies are turned off if you want to turn off the power Verify that the power cord is connected properly Verify that the power cord is long eno...

Page 116: ...the switch Figure 4 1 Connecting Switch and PC through Console Port Setting Terminal Parameters Start the PC and run the terminal simulation program on the PC such as Terminal on Windows 3 1 or Hyper...

Page 117: ...ure 4 3 In the Connect Using field select the serial port you want to use Figure 0 3 4 After selecting the serial port click OK The Serial Port Parameter Setting window is displayed as shown in Figure...

Page 118: ...he requirement of the switch The console cable is correctly connected the terminal can be a PC used for configuration is already started the parameters are already configured Checking After Power on R...

Page 119: ...you need to find out the cause and turn off the power when necessary CLI Commands The RG N18000 allows you to monitor various system statuses by executing the appropriate CLI commands including Module...

Page 120: ...0 CM F2 F 5A 125V M18014 CM II F2 F 15A 65V M18010 CM II F1 F 15A 65V M18000 24GT20SFP4XS ED F1 F 30A 125V M18000 48GT ED F2 F 30A 125V M18000 48GT EF F2 F 30A 125V M18000 48GT P ED F2 F3 F4 F 30A 125...

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Page 122: ...rk Abnormal working after installation Check the cabinet installation Check the mounting of the RG N18000 switch in the cabinet Check the power connection Check the installation of the power module Ch...

Page 123: ...s abnormal Fault Description The LED of the supervisor module becomes abnormal after the supervisor module is powered on or works for some time For example the Status LED is blinking or OFF and the Al...

Page 124: ...system runs normally After the fiber interface is inserted into the optical module and the optical fiber is properly connected the link cannot be set up Troubleshooting First confirm whether the inte...

Page 125: ...ilter along the slide rail Pay attention to the direction instruction on the air filter 4 Tighten the screws on the air filter with a screwdriver Figure 7 1 Installing and Removing the Air Filter of R...

Page 126: ...s on both sides of the plastic cover The figure of Installing and removing the air filter of RG N18014 switch fabric module is similar to figure 7 2 Install and remove the air filter of RG N18010 swit...

Page 127: ...the tap out and unlock the module Take out the SFP module gently as shown in figure 7 5 Figure 7 5 Removing the SFP Cable Precaution Pull the tab out before unplugging the cables Otherwise the module...

Page 128: ...o gently pull to release the module from the socket as shown in figure 7 8 Figure 7 8 Removing the QSFP Cable Precaution Pull the tab out before unplugging the cables Otherwise the module or the slot...

Page 129: ...her hand so as to prevent the module from falling 4 Pull out the levers on both sides of the module Support the bottom of the module with one hand and hold the module with the other hand to insert the...

Page 130: ...for at least 30 seconds for the next operation Before inserting or removing the power module please verify whether the switch is well mounted Prevent the switch from tumbling down when you are insert...

Page 131: ...uickly to ensure normal operation of the switch and avoid damage to the switch Preparation 1 Wear an anti static wrist strap close to your skin and have it properly grounded 2 Take out the fan module...

Page 132: ...Note A Fan modules to be removed B Fan modules to be installed Figure 7 13 Removing the Fan for RG N18010 Switch Fabric Module Note A Fan modules to be removed B Fan modules to be installed...

Page 133: ...Figures of removing fans for RG N18014 supervisor service and switch fabric modules are similar to figure 7 12...

Page 134: ...Rx Tx end of the fiber 3 Insert the twisted pair with the RJ45 port into the appropriate interface according to the identification on the panel of the module Distinguish the crossover cable and strai...

Page 135: ...000BASE T requires all four pairs of wires be connected for data transmission as shown in Figure A 1 Figure A 1 1000BASE T Connection 10BASE T uses Category 3 4 5 100 ohm UTP STP and 1000BASE T uses C...

Page 136: ...Fiber Connection You can choose to use single mode or multimode fibers according to the transceiver module types Figure A 4 shows connection of fiber cables Figure A 4 Fiber Connection...

Page 137: ...MF Yes 0 4 7 22 3 Mini GBIC ZX100 1550 SMF Yes 0 5 30 9 SDH155 SFP SX MM850 850 MMF No 10 4 25 0 SDH155 SFP SX MM1310 1310 MMF No 20 14 30 14 SDH155 SFP LH15 SM1310 1310 SMF No 15 8 28 8 SDH155 SFP LH...

Page 138: ...b s Support DDM Yes No XG SFP CU1M Passive SFP 1 28 10 3125 No XG SFP CU3M Passive SFP 3 28 10 3125 No XG SFP CU5M Passive SFP 5 26 10 3125 No 40 Gigabit QSFP Models and Specifications Table B 5 Model...

Page 139: ...power arrester lightning protection socket lightning protection function implements if the RUN LED is Green and the ALARM LED is OFF If the ALARM LED on the power arrester is Red you shall check what...

Page 140: ...to bundle the power cables Figure C 2 Schematic Diagram for the Ethernet port Arrester Installation The Ethernet port arrester is only for the 10M 100M copper Ethernet ports with the RJ 45 connector...

Page 141: ...onstantly bent plugged or unplugged the bend radius should be 10 times the overall diameter Required minimum fiber bend radius The diameter of a fiber tray to hold fibers cannot be less than 25 times...

Page 142: ...ccur to the device and cables during debugging Do not bind power cords to the rails for moving parts Leave a certain length of the cable connecting moving parts such as the ground wire of the cabinet...

Page 143: ...he same type and running in the same direction into groups Keep cables clean and straight Cables shall be tied according to the following table Diameter of Cable Bundle mm Space between Bundles mm 10...

Page 144: ...as away from dust If the dust is unavoidable keep the door and window away from the pollution source The machine room should be away from the residential area Otherwise the machine room should meet t...

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