Oracle Dual Port 25 Gb, Руководство пользователя

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Cable Cautions
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A direct-attach SFP28 passive copper cable is available in 1, 2, 3, or 5 meters. The end
of the SFP28 direct-attached copper splitter cable connects to the adapter's SFP28 port.
The two pigtails connect to the SFP28 ports 1 and 2 on the adapter.
Note - When using SFP28 to SFP28 cables to connect the adapter to a 25 GbE switch,
ensure that the SFP28 ports on the switch are configured in the 25GbE mode.
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Optical:
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A SFP28 SR transceiver connects to the adapter's SFP28 port and the SFP28 optical
cable, which is available in 5, 10, 20, 50, or 100 meters. One end of the SFP28 optical
cable connects to the SFP28 transceiver on the adapter, while the other end connects to a
SFP28 transceiver in a switch or other device that is configured for 25 GbE speed.
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An SFP28 SR transceiver connects to the adapter's top SFP28 port. The SFP28 end of
the splitter cable connects to the SFP28 transceiver on the adapter, while the two pigtails
connect to two different 25 GbE SFP28 transceivers on the switch or other device.
Cable Cautions
To prevent data cable damage, you must follow these cautions.
Do not uncoil the cable, as
a kink might occur. Hold
the coil closed as you unroll
the cable, pausing to allow
the cable to relax as it is
unrolled.
Do not step on the cable or
connectors. Plan cable paths
away from foot traffic or
rolling loads.
Do not pull the cable out of
the shipping box, through
any opening, or around any
corners. Unroll the cable as
you lay it down and move it
through turns.
Do not bend the cables to a
radius tighter than 85 mm
(3.4 inches). Ensure that
cable turns are as wide as
possible.
Do not twist the cable to
open a kink. If it is not
severe, open the kink by
unlooping the cable.
Do not pack the cable to
fit a tight space. Use an
alternative cable route.
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