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Product Installation

RG-S8600E series Ethernet switch must be used and fixed in the room.

Make sure you have carefully read part 2 and this part, and be sure that the requirements set forth in part 2
have been met.

Installation Procedure

Installation Verification

The RG-S8600E is complicated equipment, so you must carefully plan and arrange the installation location, networking
mode, power supply, and wiring before installation. Verify the following before installation:

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The installation location is of a good air flow.

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The installation location meets the temperature and humidity requirements of the equipment.

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The qualified power supply is available at the installation location.

Summary of Contents for RG-S8605E

Page 1: ...RG S8600E Series Switches Hardware Installation and Reference Guide V1 09...

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: ...ebugging describes the commissioning after the switch is powered on for the first time Chapter 5 Monitoring and Maintenance Chapter 5 Troubleshooting describes possible problems met during the install...

Page 4: ...Means reader be careful In this situation you might do something that could result in equipment damage or loss of data...

Page 5: ...S8605E Module Slot two supervisor module slots three service module slots Supervisor Module M8600E CM Supervisor Module Redundancy Supported Switch Fabric Module Not supported Service Module M8600E 08...

Page 6: ...mm x 219 5 mm cable management brackets excluded 5U 442 mm x 598 mm x 219 5 mm cable management brackets included 5U The weight only includes that of the empty chassis and fans The whole device s weig...

Page 7: ...ote Cable management bracket Anti static wrist strap socket Supervisor module slot Service module slot Ensure the supervisor module service module and power supply module are removed from the chassis...

Page 8: ...ible and intelligent power management PoE input The RG PA1600I P RG PA1600I PL and RG PA3000I PL power modules are available The power module supports power management The supervisor module of the RG...

Page 9: ...tem of the RG S8605E Switch Exhaust Vents Note Exhaust vents for power modules Exhaust vents for service and supervisor modules For the supervisor and service modules air flows across the chassis from...

Page 10: ...dancy Supported Power Supply Module RG PA1600I 90 to 180 VAC power 1200W 180 to 264 VAC power 1600W RG PA600I 90 to 180 VAC power 600W 180 to 264 VAC power 600W RG PA1600I P 90 to176 VAC power 1000W 1...

Page 11: ...lected The RG S8607E switch is an A class product and may cause radio disturbance to surroundings In this case users are advised to take proper measures against the disturbance Product Appearance The...

Page 12: ...e front panel of the RG S8607E switch is shown in Figure 1 7 Figure 0 7 Front Panel of the RG S8607E Switch Note Cable management bracket Anti static wrist strap socket Supervisor module slots Service...

Page 13: ...d The two types of power supply modules support power management The supervisor module of the RG S8607E switch can read the power supply information and implement flexible and intelligent power manage...

Page 14: ...irement on the device s reliability in the temperature range while ensuring the device s safety and maintainability According to the thermal design of the RG S8607E switch fans are used to draw air fo...

Page 15: ...ficient space for air circulation Sufficient space 10 cm at least must be reserved at the air intakes and exhaust vents for ventilation If any module slot is unoccupied install a filler panel to enabl...

Page 16: ...The HVDC supported PDU socket should be provided It is recommended to install a DC air switch During power on turn on the DC air switch after connecting the power cord During power off turn off the DC...

Page 17: ...dancy 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 The...

Page 18: ...Front Panel The front panel of the RG S8610E switch is shown in Figure 1 12 Figure 0 12 Front Panel of the RG S8610E Switch...

Page 19: ...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 20: ...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 S8610E switch can read the power supply information...

Page 21: ...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 22: ...in from the front intakes and out from the back vents The chassis should be mounted in a place with sufficient space for air circulation Sufficient space 10 cm at least must be reserved at the air int...

Page 23: ...line 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 memory cards produced by reliable manufacturers The SD card...

Page 24: ...nstalled or the is not connected Solid green An SD card is loaded SD card slot status LED None Blinking green Data is being accessed from and written into an SD card Off The module is NOT receiving po...

Page 25: ...20 SFP ports and four SFP ports The SFP ports support the rate of 100 1000M and hot swapping the RJ45 ports support auto negotiation at 10 100 1000 Mbps and the SFP ports support 10G SFP modules Giga...

Page 26: ...dium 10 100 1000BASE T Cat 5 UTP 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...

Page 27: ...ce is affected Blinking green Initialization is in progress Continuous blinking indicates errors System LED Status Solid green The module is operational Off The port link is NOT connected Solid green...

Page 28: ...operating but the performance is affected Blinking green Initialization is in progress Continuous blinking indicates errors System LED Status Solid green The module is operational Off The port link i...

Page 29: ...itialization is in progress Continuous blinking indicates errors System LED Status Solid green The module is operational Solid green Switching mode Mode LED Mode_Led Solid yellow PoE mode Off The port...

Page 30: ...g MTBF 293 000 hours Weight Net weight 4 04 kg Dimensions W x D x H 399 mm x 440 mm x 40 18 mm M8600E 44SFP4XS ED Module Appearance Figure 0 21 Appearance of the M8600E 44SFP4XS ED Module External Por...

Page 31: ...iber 1000BASE LX 1310nm Single mode optical fiber 1000BASE LH 1310nm Single mode optical fiber 1000BASE ZX 1550nm Single mode optical fiber 10GBASE SR 850nm Multi mode optical fiber 10GBASE LR 1310nm...

Page 32: ...cted Solid green The port is connected SFP port LED Link ACT Blinking The port is transmitting and receiving data Specifications Model M8600E 44SFP4XS EF CPU Quad core CPU each core with the clock spe...

Page 33: ...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 progress Contin...

Page 34: ...0 24 Appearance of the M8600E 08XS EF Module External Port It provides eight SFP ports The SFP ports support 10G SFP modules and Gigabit SFP modules Hot swapping of the M8600E 08XS EF SFP and SFP mod...

Page 35: ...Link ACT Hot Swapping Supported Power Consumption 120W EMC Standards GB9254 2008 CLASS A Safety Standards GB4943 2011 Operating Temperature 0 to 50 C Storage Temperature 40 to 70 C Operating Humidity...

Page 36: ...0nm Single mode optical fiber 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 fi...

Page 37: ...DDRIII 1 GB Port Type 12 QSFP ports Transmission Medium 40GBASE SR4 Multi mode optical fiber 40GBASE LR4 Single mode optical fiber 40G QSFP STACK3M 3m QSFP copper cables DAC LED Status Link ACT Hot S...

Page 38: ...8600E 24XS4QXS DB CPU Quad core CPU each core with the clock speed of 1 0G BOOTROM 8 MB Flash Memory 512 MB SDRAM DDRIII 1 GB Port Type 24 SFP ports supporting 10G SFP modules and Gigabit SFP modules...

Page 39: ...ed as 100M SFP modules 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 b...

Page 40: ...ion 58W EMC 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 435 000 hours Weig...

Page 41: ...0Mbps SFP port LED Link ACT Blinking The port is transmitting and receiving data Specifications Model M8600E 24SFP 8GT EB CPU Quad core CPU each core with the clock speed of 1 0G BOOTROM 8 MB Flash Me...

Page 42: ...ion is in progress Continuous blinking indicates errors System LED Status Solid green The module is operational Off The port link is NOT connected Solid green The port is connected SFP port LED in swi...

Page 43: ...uses the RS 232 interface level and standard RJ 45 connector Button Hold the button down for five seconds and release it the LED turning green suggests that the FE module has stopped operation and ca...

Page 44: ...W x D x H 391 mm x 270 mm x 42 68 mm RG PA1600I Module Appearance Figure 0 32 Appearance of the RG PA1600I Module External port The RG PA1600I module provides 12 VAC input to the overall system of the...

Page 45: ...200 W 216 to 290 VDC Power 1600W Weight Net weight 2 04 kg Power Cord Requirement 16A power cord When you plug in the power cord please fasten the anti loose buckle to the power cord to prevent loosen...

Page 46: ...el RG PA600I Rated Voltage Range 100 to 120 VAC 200 to 240 VAC 50 60 Hz Max Voltage Range 90 to 264 VAC 47 to 63 Hz Max Power Output 90 to180 VAC Power 600 W 180 to 264 VAC Power 600 W High Current DC...

Page 47: ...ert the PoE power supply into the system power module slot Do not connect the PoE power cord to the system power supply The 3 pin power port for the PoE module is on the switch RG S8605E switch provid...

Page 48: ...f Off Solid red Output overvoltage Solid green Off Blinking red Communication fails Specifications Module Model RG PA1600I P Rated Voltage Range 100 to 120 VAC 200 to 240 VAC 50 60 Hz Max Voltage Rang...

Page 49: ...ort for the PoE module is on the switch This port can be connected to standard 16 A power cord Figure 0 37 PoE Power Module Slot and 3 pin Power Port Note PoE power module slot PoE 3 pin power port Sy...

Page 50: ...al Off Off Off There is no power input Blinking green Off Off The module is in standby mode Solid green Solid yellow Off Persistent overcurrent Solid green Solid yellow Off Temperature alarm Off Off S...

Page 51: ...vides PoE power input to the overall system of the RG S8605E RG S8607E RG S8610E External Port The 3 pin power port for the PoE module is on the switch This port can be connected to standard 16 A powe...

Page 52: ...igure 1 47 port for PoE2 is the right one of marked on Figure 1 39 LED LED Run Alarm Fault Meaning Solid green Off Off The module is operational Off Off Off There is no power input Blinking green Off...

Page 53: ...V power port LED LED IN OUT Meaning Solid green Solid green The module is operational Solid green Solid red There is external power supply The power module is not in use Off Solid red There is no ext...

Page 54: ...weight 1 60 kg Power Cord Requirement 50A power cord Please connect the power cord to the corresponding terminal according to the color and then tighten the screws Operation altitude 2000m max Storag...

Page 55: ...d 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 RG PD600I Rated Voltage Ran...

Page 56: ...The M05 FAN draws air out to form convection for heat dissipation Specifications Fan Model M05 FAN Dimension W x D x H 170 4 mm x 456 mm x 85 5 mm LED LED Status Meaning Off The fan is NOT receiving...

Page 57: ...AN is the fan for service modules and supervisor modules on the RG S8607E One M07 FAN is composed of eight 80 mm x 80 mm x 38 mm fans and one fan control board The M07 FAN draws air out to form convec...

Page 58: ...ray M10 FAN R Module Appearance Figure 0 44 Appearance of the M10 FAN R Module Note Captive screws of the fan tray Fan handle Fan status LED Composition The M10 FAN R is the fan for service modules an...

Page 59: ...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 Swap...

Page 60: ...ws air out to form convection for heat dissipation Specifications Fan Model M10 FAN F Dimension W x D x H 83 mm x 431 5 mm x 399 mm LED LED Status Meaning Off The fan is NOT receiving power or fails S...

Page 61: ...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 62: ...hen you touch any 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 touc...

Page 63: ...Figure 2 2 Preventing EMI on RG S8607E Figure 2 3 Preventing EMI on RG S8610E...

Page 64: ...iber or is covered with a dust cap so as to keep out dust and avoid burning your eyes Do not stare into any fiber port Do not stare into any fiber port under any circumstances as this may cause perman...

Page 65: ...age the equipment In an environment with high temperature the equipment is subjected to even greater harm as its performance may degrade significantly and its useful life may be shortened in the case...

Page 66: ...elerate the corrosion of the metal and the aging of some parts The equipment room should be protected from the intrusion of harmful gases for example SO2 H2S NO2 and Cl2 whose requirements are listed...

Page 67: ...5 M8600E 48XS DB 232 M8600E 12QXS DB 200 M8600E 24XS4QXS DB 208 M8600E 24GT 8SFP EB 58 M8600E 24SFP 8GT EB 72 RG WALL 1600 B ED 190 M8600E FE D I 107 M05 FAN 288 M07 FAN 432 M10 FAN F 219 M10 FAN R 17...

Page 68: ...ducted interference depending on the type of the propagation path When the energy often RF energy from a component arrives at a sensitive component via the space the energy is known as radiated interf...

Page 69: ...a minimum available distance of 155 mm The front door is at least 1000 mm far from the back door Figure 2 5 Cabinet Dimensions Be sure that the slide rail in the cabinet is enough to bear the weight...

Page 70: ...efore connecting fiber cables make sure the model of the optical transceiver and fiber type match the optical port The transmit port on the local device should be connected to the receive port on the...

Page 71: ...stallation Verification The RG S8600E 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 72: ...ommended you wash the air filter every three months Installing the Air Filters of the Supervisor Module and Service Module 1 RG S8605E Figure 3 1 Air Filter of the Supervisor Module and Service Module...

Page 73: ...lter To install the air filter follow these steps 1 Insert the air filter along the slide rail Note the direction identifier to ensure the correct direction 2 Use a screwdriver to tighten the captive...

Page 74: ...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 Figure 3 5 Installing the Ai...

Page 75: ...Air Filter of the Switch Fabric Module on RG S8610E Switch Note Air filter Installing Brackets Wear the antistatic wrist strap and make sure the antistatic wrist strap is grounded well The brackets of...

Page 76: ...2 RG S8607E bracket installed before delivery Figure 3 8 Installing Brackets to Front Chassis Side 3 RG S8610E bracket installed before delivery Figure 3 9 Installing Bracket to Front Chassis Side...

Page 77: ...Move the bracket backward 1 RG S8605E bracket 1 Remove the bracket from the front chassis side 2 Install the bracket at a backward location as shown in figure 3 10 Figure 3 10 RG S8605E Bracket...

Page 78: ...ont chassis side 2 Install the bracket at a backward location as shown in figure 3 11 Figure 3 11 RG S8607E Bracket 3 RG S8610E bracket 1 Remove the bracket from the front chassis side 2 Install the b...

Page 79: ...s grounded well and wear the antistatic wrist strap The RG S8610E cable management bracket is mounted before delivery while RG S8605E and RG S8607E not Please refer to the following steps and figures...

Page 80: ...3 13 Mounting the Cable Management Bracket for RG S8605E Mount the cable management bracket for RG S8607E 1 Take out cable management brackets 2 There are five cable management brackets on each side...

Page 81: ...hen you install the cabinet pay attention to the following All expansion bolts for fastening the cabinet base to the ground should be installed and tightened in sequence from bottom up large plain was...

Page 82: ...oors of the cabinet for maintenance 2 Mount the cabinet at the designed location as planned 3 Install the appropriate cable management bracket and cables 4 Install the tray and wiring layer on the rac...

Page 83: ...d the front panel of the equipment may be too close to the front door so that the front door cannot be closed when network cables and pigtail fibers are connected Usually you should reserve at least 1...

Page 84: ...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 85: ...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 86: ...Figure 3 21 Grounding Point on the Rear of the RG S8610E Switch...

Page 87: ...pplies including RG PD1600I and RG PD600I Before performing the following procedures wear an anti static wrist trap close to your kin and keep it grounded well The RG S8605E power system provides two...

Page 88: ...r slot at the rear of the chassis 2 Insert the power module into the slot along the rail until the rear connector of the power module stays in good contact with the rear panel 3 Tighten the captive sc...

Page 89: ...n slot in the rear panel of RG S8605E Note the direction identifier of the fan tray s name to ensure the correct direction 2 Tighten the captive screws on the fan tray with a screwdriver Figure 3 23 I...

Page 90: ...the fan tray into the fan slot in the rear panel of RG S8610E Note the direction identifier of the fan tray s name to ensure the correct direction 2 Tighten the captive screws on the fan tray with a...

Page 91: ...an handle Otherwise component damage may occur which causes deformation of the fan tray and the fan tray cannot be removed Installing Modules Always wear an anti static wrist strap when installing the...

Page 92: ...se refer to figure 3 27 for operation 1 Lever Operation Hold down the button on the lever refer to 1 in figure 3 27 and then pull out the lever refer to 2 in figure 3 27 Figure 3 27 Pulling out the Le...

Page 93: ...le slot 2 Select slots RG S8607E Figure 3 30 RG S8607E Chassis Note Supervisor module slot Service module slot 3 Select slots RG S8610E Figure 3 31 RG S8610E Chassis Note Service module slot Superviso...

Page 94: ...3 32 Figure 3 32 RG S8605E Chassis Install modules into slots RG S8607E 1 Pull out both levers refer to in figure 3 33 2 Insert the module into the slot along the rail and drive it ahead smoothly ref...

Page 95: ...s connected to both ends of a fiber are the same type while replacing swappable optical modules Preparation 1 Wear an anti static wrist strap to your wrist and tighten the lock Make sure it is properl...

Page 96: ...inserted to the end do not push it forcefully Please try the other end of the module Do not touch the connecting finger on the module Do not squeeze bend or fold the optical fiber which may cause syst...

Page 97: ...install the SFP module 1 Wear an anti static wrist strap close to your skin and have it properly grounded 2 Take out the SFP module you want to install from the packing bag 3 Plug the SFP cable to th...

Page 98: ...recommended that you do not insert the QSFP module with a fiber into the slot Unplug the fiber before installing the module Do not touch the connecting finger on the module Do not squeeze bend or fold...

Page 99: ...per cable For example If the cable diameter is 7 4mm the bending radius should be 35mm at least as shown in figure 3 42 Figure 3 42 Bending Radius and Cable Diameter Connecting the Power Cord Connect...

Page 100: ...identification on the DC power module panel including RG PD1600I and RG PD600I 1 Take out the DC power module and power cord Insert the DC power plug into the power module socket 2 Remove the screws...

Page 101: ...the cabinet and all the cables have been fastened to the cabinet Verify that the fan meets the requirement Verify that the power supply is properly selected Verify that the power module is inserted pr...

Page 102: ...Verify that the rated current of the external power socket is greater 16A and that the socket is grounded well Verify that each power module is connected to a power socket Verify that the vacant slot...

Page 103: ...in to the switch for the first time please use the Console port Connecting the Console Cable 1 Connect one end of the DB 9 jack of the console cable to the serial port of the PC 2 Connect one end of...

Page 104: ...Communications Hyperterminal The hyperterminal window appears 2 Click Cancel A window appears as shown in Figure 4 2 Figure 0 2 3 In the Connectivity Note window type the name of the new connection a...

Page 105: ...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 106: ...eed to find out the cause and turn off the power when necessary CLI Commands The RG S8600E allows you to monitor various system statuses by executing the appropriate CLI commands including Module in p...

Page 107: ...tives of Ruijie Networks The following table lists the specifications for the module fuses Module Fuse Slot Number Fuse Specification M8600E CM F1 F 10A 125V F2 F 5A 125V M8600E 24GT20SFP4XS ED F1 F 3...

Page 108: ...rk Abnormal working after installation Check the cabinet installation Check the mounting of the RG S8600E switch in the cabinet Check the power connection Check the installation of the power module Ch...

Page 109: ...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 110: ...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 111: ...r Remove the air filter from the RG S8605E supervisor and service modules 1 Loosen the captive screws on the air filter 2 Remove the air filter Figure 7 1 Installing and Removing the Air Filter of the...

Page 112: ...essing the buttons on both sides of the plastic cover Figure 7 3 Removing and Installing the Air Filter of RG S8610E Supervisor and Service Modules Removing Cleaning and Installing Air Filter for Swit...

Page 113: ...rizontal Pull the tap to take out the SFP SFP module as shown in figure 7 5 Figure 7 5 Removing the SFP SFP Module Precaution Unplug the optical fiber before removing the module Do not pull out the mo...

Page 114: ...own in figure 7 7 If you want to remove the module equipped with a pull tap pull the tap to take out the QSFP module gently as shown in figure 7 8 Figure 7 7 Removing the QSFP Module Equipped with a B...

Page 115: ...locking lever buttons on both sides of the panel and pull out the lever 3 Drag the lever to pull the module out Before the module is about to be removed from the chassis support the bottom of the mod...

Page 116: ...Figure 7 12 Replacing the Module for RG S8610E...

Page 117: ...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 118: ...ther fan tray quickly 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...

Page 119: ...e Fan for RG S8607E Note A Fan modules to be removed B Fan modules to be installed Figure 7 16 Replacing the Fan for RG S8610E Supervisor and Service Modules Note A Fan modules to be removed B Fan mod...

Page 120: ...Note A Fan modules to be removed B Fan modules to be installed...

Page 121: ...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 122: ...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 123: ...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 124: ...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 125: ...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 126: ...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 127: ...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 128: ...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 129: ...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 130: ...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 131: ...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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