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Introducing the Network 9000 Routing Hub

Processor Module
Ejector Handle

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Mounting Ears

Power Supply
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Processor

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Fan Tray

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Multimedia Midplane

I/O Module

I/O Module
Eject Handle

Figure 1-2. Cut-Away Top View of the Network 9000 Chassis

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Summary of Contents for Network 9000

Page 1: ...and servicing of the chassis and all modules should be performed only by qualified trained service personnel Xyplex Incorporated 295 Foster Street Littleton MA 01460 1 800 435 7997 U S A 508 264 9903...

Page 2: ...5 001 et N9 9015 002 est limitee aux depanneur Vorsicht Die Modelle N9 9003 001 N9 9006 001 N9 9015 001 und N9 9015 002 d rfen nur von ausgebildetem Servicepersonal installiert und gewartet werden DEC...

Page 3: ...14 1 4 2 Enhanced Management Card 14 1 4 3 Internetworking 15 1 4 4 Terminal Server 16 1 4 5 MAXserver Adaptor I O Module 16 Chapter2 Installing the Network 9000 Chassis 2 1 General 19 2 2 Tools Requi...

Page 4: ...er4 Installing and Removing Processor and I O Modules 4 1 General 36 4 2 Installing and Removing Modules 36 Appendix A Specifications Appendix B Power Supply Configuration Worksheet Appendix C Slot Et...

Page 5: ...stallation process Installing the Network 9000 Intra Networking Hub 451 0023 Getting Started Guides for Network 9000 Terminal Servers Bridges Routers and Concentrators Network 9000 Documentation Map M...

Page 6: ...cribes the hardware installation procedures These procedures include Site Preparation Unpacking and Inspection Mounting Connecting AC Power Chapter 3 Power Supply Fans and AC Input Modules describes t...

Page 7: ...2 Network 9000 Architecture The Network 9000 chassis comes in three sizes 3 6 and 15 slots1 The components of the Network 9000 chassis are the enclosure multimedia midplane fan tray modules and AC Po...

Page 8: ...he chassis 1 2 1 Network 9000 Multimedia Midplane The heart of the Network 9000 Hub is the multimedia midplane It is called a midplane because it is located in the middle of the enclosure instead of t...

Page 9: ...ng Hub Processor Module Ejector Handle Optional Mounting Ears Power Supply Module Processor Module Fan Tray Module Multimedia Midplane I O Module I O Module Eject Handle Figure 1 2 Cut Away Top View o...

Page 10: ...or your Hub You should also recalculate these requirements prior to adding modules to the Hub Each managed power supply has a microcontroller which controls and reports on its operation The microcontr...

Page 11: ...1 2 5 Communication Options Management Capabilities The Network 9000 product family offers you a choice of communication options which let you decide the most cost effective combination of performanc...

Page 12: ...ands Refer to the Guide to Managing Network 9000 Devices and Power Supplies for more information about these methods 1 3 Network 9000 System Features The Network 9000 Hub combined with its product mod...

Page 13: ...ration 1 3 3 Parameter Storage and Loading Each product module uses and stores two sets of parameters initialization parameters and operational parameters Both types of parameters are not stored on th...

Page 14: ...ows any Type 2 product module to send a command over the LMB to another product module or managed power supply Typically you would use this feature to manage from a central location the connections to...

Page 15: ...r the Network 9000 include 10 Base T and FOIRL concentrators Ethernet to FDDI bridge routers Token Ring Concentrators Tri Port Ethernet Repeaters multiport LAN and WAN bridge routers and terminal serv...

Page 16: ...configure which Ethernet LAN segment a concentrator will be connected to from a Management Card or another product module in the Hub The concentrator provides status and control information which can...

Page 17: ...thernet LAN segments and still have one port available for connection to an external Ethernet LAN via an AUI connector The model 460 is a four port remote bridge router with one Ethernet connection Th...

Page 18: ...ach port uses 8 wires per port to supply Xmt XmtGnd Rcv RcvGnd DTR DCD CTS Ring and RTS The RJ 45 ports are capable of speeds up to 115 2 kbps 1 4 5 MAXserver Adaptor I O Module The MAXserver adaptor...

Page 19: ...lips screwdriver is required to install the chassis in a 19 rack and to install or remove any power supply function card or I O card options 2 3 Site Preparation The Hub can be installed in any locati...

Page 20: ...model 110 240 2 5 1 25A 110 240 5 2 5A 110 240 12 6A all 47 63 Hz 420W peak 1245 BTU Environment all 32 to 113 degrees F 0 to 45 degrees C 5 to 90 humidity noncondensing 2 4 Unpacking and Inspecting...

Page 21: ...s following items 1 130 0006 Screw Truss Head 10 32 x 1 2 MS 4 Nut Tinnerman 10 32 4 Wrist Strap 1 RJ 45 Crossover Cable 10 ft 1 151 3028 Modular Adaptor DB 25 to RJ 45 1 350 0181 Set aside the line c...

Page 22: ...th the ears attached to the side of the chassis Locate the rack mount ears and flat head Phillips mounting screws 6 32 x 0 5 in painted black which attach the ears to the chassis As shipped the ears a...

Page 23: ...e side ear holes with the holes in the rack The other person using a Phillips screw driver secures the chassis to the rack Place a screw through each ear rack hole and fasten a nut to it Secure the bo...

Page 24: ...use 2 6 Additional Installation Activities After you have completed the chassis installation you must install power supplies function cards and I O cards with their associated cabling Chapter 3 descri...

Page 25: ...turn off power to the chassis All midplane servicing must be done only by qualified service personnel 3 1 General The AC power input module power supply modules and fan tray modules are removable Depe...

Page 26: ...ies Fans and AC Input Modules XYPLEX NETWORK 9000 P S 1 3 0 Total Power Access to Wrist Strap Jack 1 2 V 5 V 1 2 V F a u l t N 1 T e m p Captive Screw Figure 3 1 P S 130 Managed Power Supply Front Pan...

Page 27: ...not operating redundantly Temp LED ON indicates that the temperature in the power supply is within normal operating limits less than 55 C OFF indicates that the temperature in the power supply is out...

Page 28: ...through 5 beginning from the bottom Perform the following steps to install a power supply a Loosen the 1 screw securing the front blank panel of the selected power supply slot Remove the panel For a...

Page 29: ...female connectors which will mate with connectors on the power supply The detail portion of Figure 3 4 depicts the location of the card guides and the connectors c Remove the power supply from its pac...

Page 30: ...Grasp the handle on the left side of the supply and pull straight back The power supply will slide out c If the supply is to be replaced with another install the new supply and secure it If the suppl...

Page 31: ...pplies Fans and AC Input Modules Power Supply 1 Power Supply 2 Card Guides Threaded Captive Screw Hole Wrist Strap Jack Power Supply 1 Midplane Connectors Figure 3 4 Interior of Hub Power Supply Area...

Page 32: ...n the bottom slot of the Network 9000 chassis RUN ON OFF 110 240V Power Cord Connector On Off Switch Control Store Run LED Control Store Reset Switch I O Connector Location Figure 3 5 Standard AC Inpu...

Page 33: ...any I O connector from the power input module Remove the I O connector from the module d Loosen the 2 screws securing the power input module to the chassis e Grasp the ejector handles on the edges of...

Page 34: ...new or spare one Figure 3 6 Network 9000 Fan Tray Viewed From Each Side Removing a Fan Tray To remove a fan tray The fan tray extends the entire depth of the hub enclosure that is from the back to th...

Page 35: ...Locate the fan tray guides in your Network 9000 Hub Figure 3 7 depicts the fan tray guides The sheet metal of the fan tray is designed to slide into these guides Insert the sheet metal into the guide...

Page 36: ...d rear of the unit To install a new module the front and rear blank panels are removed and the processor module and the associated I O module are then inserted The appropriate cables are then connecte...

Page 37: ...similar card guide Remove the module from the static protection bag Gently slide the module into the slot between the card guides To avoid damage to the module or the pins on the connectors on the mi...

Page 38: ...the same slot as the I O module to be removed into reset mode Do not remove a running processor module which contains a flash memory card without first placing the module into reset mode or you can c...

Page 39: ...7 6 cm 14 1 in 35 9 cm 17 6 in 44 6 cm 19 0 in 48 3 cm 17 4 in 44 6 cm 14 1 in 35 9 cm 17 6 in 44 6 cm 19 0 in 48 3 cm Weight Chassis with fans and one AC input module 7 5 lbs 344 kg 15 0 lbs 6 8 kg 3...

Page 40: ...J16 16 port terminal server card 34 MX NPC P1 Network Printer server card 39 MX TSRVL J16 16 port LAT terminal server card 40 MX TSRVM J8 8 port terminal server card 42 MAXserver 6510 Remote Bridge c...

Page 41: ...hexadecimal number shown in the following table Slot Number Hexadecimal Digit 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 A 11 B 12 C 13 D 14 E 15 F Example Assume that the base Ethernet address for the ch...

Page 42: ...Operation Restrictions Specifications Order Codes Product Prerequisites Redundant AC Power Input Modules require a Redundant Network 9000 fifteen slot chassis which includes a split midplane Not all N...

Page 43: ...6A 50 60Hz ON OFF CS 119R I O Connector Redundant 08 00 87 xx xx xx Power Cord Connector On Off Switch Control Store Run LED Control Store Reset Switch I O Connector Location Supports Network 9000 Typ...

Page 44: ...les Do not remove any item from the Network 9000 midplane All modifications or upgrades to the midplane must be made at the factory A safety label is affixed to each Redundant AC Power Input Module se...

Page 45: ...icated and is fully described in Chapter 3 Each unused power supply slot is covered by a blank panel To install a new power supply module remove the blank panel and insert the power supply module Secu...

Page 46: ...hernet addresses for each Network 9000 device the AC power input module in slot 1 the primary power input module also maintains in its control storage the initialization configurations for Network 900...

Page 47: ...eplacement module in slot 10 This makes the secondary module the new primary module When you power the chassis on again the processor modules will use the stored initialization configurations Paramete...

Page 48: ...erating Environment 20 to 80 humidity noncondensing 0 40 C 32 104 F Input Voltage 110 240 Vac 50 60 Hz Power Maximum 120V 10 0A 240V 5 0A 5V 3 0A 12V 0 3A 12V 0 3A Enclosure Requirements One I O slot...

Page 49: ...tatus and parameters of initialization records and reset processor modules and power supplies Network managers can use these commands to manage modules locally or remotely without using the initializa...

Page 50: ...he processor module has selected a port speed it generates a message similar to this for a terminal server Terminal Server Type xx Rev x Ethernet address 08 00 87 xx xx xx port 1 Configuration in prog...

Page 51: ...le load image see software load image local management bus LMB The local management bus LMB is a transport system that is part of the chassis midplane The LMB transports management information among c...

Page 52: ...pplies model PS 130 managed power supplies and model PS 120 unmanaged power supplies Network managers can configure power supplies for redundancy so that if one power supply fails the others will comp...

Page 53: ...as a link to midplane Ethernet segment A only type2option A type 2 option consists of a Network 9000 module or module set Type 2 options support chassis management commands and have links that can con...

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