AAxeon FCM-CHS2 Series User manual

FCM-CHS2-XX
16-SLOT IN-BAND MANAGEMENT CHASSIS
User's Guide
Version 1.5
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FCC Warning
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a ClassA
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limitations are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if no installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If
this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into a different outlet from that the receiver is
connected.
Consult your local distributors or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Shielded interface cables must be used in order to comply with emission
limits.
Changes or modifications to the equipment, which are not approved by the party
responsible for compliance, could affect the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
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may be possible that information in this document is not up-to-date. Please visit
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Table of Contents
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1.In-Band Management Chassis - 4
1.2.Management Modules - 6
1.3.Redundant Power Supply - 7
1.4.Connectors, Indicators, and Switches - 7
2. INSTALLATION
2.1.Requirement - 9
2.2.Unpacking the In-Band Management Chassis - 9
2.3.Install slide-in modules -10
2.4.Install the In-Band Management Chassis -11
2.5.Connect slide-in modules to network -11
2.6.Connect redundant power supply (Optional) -12
2.7.Power on the In-Band Management Chassis -12
3. OPERATION
3.1.LED status -13
3.2.Console management -13
3.3.SNMP -13
4. MAINTENANCE -14
4.1.Fault identification -14
4.2.Hardware replacement procedures -15
4.3.Firmware upgrade -15
Appendix A. Technical Specifications -16

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1. INTRODUCTION
The In-Band Management Chassis is the most versatile and cost effective
solution for multiple network media conversion. With a wide selection of slide-in
converter modules, the In-Band Management Chassis allows users to upgrade
and integrate their existing copper network to a fiber network.
1.1 In-Band Management Chassis
The 19-Inch rack mountable chassis is capable of serving up to 16 slide-in
converter modules. The system and each slide-in converter status can be
monitored through the built-in management module via SNMP. The In-Band
Management Chassis supports power redundancy by using a second power
supply.
Key Features
•Compact size, high density
19-inch rack mountable
Up to 16 slide-in converter modules
•Hot swappable converter modules and power supplies
•Chassis Power/FAN monitoring
•Local module monitoring - Model/Media/Link/Speed/Duplex/Activity
/Auto/Power State
•Remote module monitoring - Model/Media/Link/Speed/Duplex/Activity
/Auto/Power State
•Local modules enhanced monitor-Traffic Counter
•Local modules control –Auto/Speed/Duplex/Flow Control
•Remote modules control –Auto/Speed/Duplex/Flow Control/MDI/MDIX
•Local modules enhanced control – MDI/MDIX/Rate Limit/Broadcast Storm
•Local modules specifications - Fiber Type/Wave Length/Distance

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•In-Band diagnostic (Loop-back test)
•TFTP/FTP Firmware upgrade
•4-level user account management
•Console/Telnet/SNMP management
•SNMP agent support
MIB II Interface (RFC 1213/1573)
Private MIB (CHASSIS2)
RMON MIB (RFC 1757)
•SNMP trap support:
Warm/Cold start
Authentication Fail
Local/Remote Link Up/Down
Power & Fan Fail
Remote Power Fail
Local Module Install/Remove
•Plug and play operation
•LED indication
Power (PRI/SEC/ACT), LAN, COM
•Optional redundant power supply
Support 2 hot-swappable power modules (AC100-240V or DC48V)

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1.2 Management Module
The Management Module is located on the front-left of the In-Band Management
Chassis. The customer may use SNMP to monitor the system and installed slide-
in module status.
The In-Band Management Chassis can be monitored locally through the DB-9
console port or remotely through the RJ-45 10/100Base-T LAN port on the
Management Module.
NOTE: Please refer to the In-Band Management Chassis Network Management
Manual for detailed management functions.

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1.3 Redundant Power Supply (Optional)
An optional redundant power supply can be ordered for non-stop running.
This is important when the In-Band Management Chassis is used in critical
applications.
NOTE: Please refer to Section 2.6 for Redundant Power Supply installation.
1.4 Connectors, Indicators, and Switches
Front Panel
LED
Power A Power A status
Power B Power B status
LAN 10/100Base-T activity status
COM Console port activity status
LAN Fully compliant with 802.310/100Base-T
RJ-45 STP/UTP connector
For SNMP application
COM DB-9 (DTE) connector
Console operation
For local management
Management Module
16 slots for
slide-in modules
LAN
LED
COM

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Rear Panel
Power Switch and Connector
Switch On/Off primary power
PowerALED should turn on when this switch is on
Power B LED should turn on when Power Supply B is active
Connector AC power connection
100-240V, 50-60Hz, 150W
External Redundant Power Supply Connector
Connector Redundant power supply connection
SEC LED should turn on when connected
SEC ACT LED should turn on when active
FAN Air ventilation
Spins after powered on
Fans
Power Supply B
(Optional)
Power SupplyA

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2. INSTALLATION
The procedures for installing the In-Band Management Chassis is as follows,
2.1 Requirement
2.2 Unpacking the In-Band Management Chassis
2.3 Install slide-in modules
2.4 Install the In-Band Management Chassis
2.5 Connect slide-in modules to network
2.6 Connect Redundant Power Supply (Optional)
2.7 Power on the In-Band Management Chassis
2.1 Requirement
The In-Band Management Chassis basic requirements for installation are as
follows.
•Environmental conditions.
-One power outlet for the In-Band Management Chassis internal
power supply
-One power outlet for a Redundant Power Supply (if ordered)
-Proper ventilation
-UTP cables should not run in the same duct as the power and
phone line cables
•Required fiber conversion slide-in modules
•Required Fiber and UTP cables
•Redundant Power Supply (optional)
•Rack mounting tools
2.2 Unpacking the In-Band Management Chassis
The following items should be checked after opening the shipping package.
1. In-Band Management Chassis
2. Power Cord
3. User’s Guide (CD-ROM)
4. Slide-In Converter Modules (optional)
5. Redundant Power Supply (optional)

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2.3 Install Slide-In Modules
CAUTION
To prevent any Slide-In Module damage or failure, please wear a grounding
device and observe electrostatic discharge precautions before installing
into the In-Band Management Chassis.
Procedure
1. Plan the slide-in module slot position
-All slots are identical
-Slide-in module can be installed into any slot
2. Remove the protective plate from selected installation slot
3. Insert slide-in module carefully into the selected slot
-Make sure that the slide-in module is firmly connected with
the back plane connector.
4. Screw in modules.
5. Repeat steps 2 to 4 for all Slide-in modules.
Power Modules
Media
Conversion
Center
E-MCC-1600
Power
In Use
Power
In Use
1
2
Manage ment
Mo dule

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22.4 Install the In-Band Management Chassis
CAUTION
Due to overheat concerns, make sure the In-Band Management Chassis is
located in a well ventilated area.
Standard 19-Inch Rack Installation
WARNING
Please mount the In-Band Management Chassis firmly in rack otherwise
the In-Band Management Chassis may fall and cause system damage and
possibly injure personnel.
Procedure
1. Plan the In-Band Management Chassis rack position
2. Attach the mounting bracket into the In-Band Management Chassis
3. Align the In-Band Management Chassis with mounting brackets into the
selected mounting rail position
4. Fix the In-Band Management Chassis with mounting brackets into the
selected mounting rails position carefully and firmly.
Desk Top Installation
1. Plan the In-Band Management Chassis desk top position
2. Place the In-Band Management Chassis in a well ventilated, flat, and firm
desk.
2.5 Connect slide-in modules to network
Please refer to the User’s Guide that comes with the slide-in modules for cabling
specifications and direction.

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2.6 Connect Redundant Power Supply (Optional)
WARNING
Do NOT turn on power switch before connecting to the In-Band
Management Chassis. Inappropriate operation may cause system damage
or possibly injure personnel.
Front View Rear View
NOTE
1. Redundant Power Supply is hot swappable
2. Redundant Power Supply is active and concurrent with internal power
supply
3. Please refer to the User’s Guide that comes with the FCM Redundant
Power Supply for cabling specifications and detailed connection
procedures
2.7 Power On the In-Band Management Chassis
Procedure
1. Check the power outlet
2. Connect the power cord to the power outlet
3. Turn on the In-Band Management Chassis
4. Verify the In-Band Management Chassis status
-Power A is on
-FAN is Spinning

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3. OPERATION
The In-Band Management Chassis is easy to operate; no special training is
required. However, the customer may perform local or remote status monitoring
through,
1. LED status
2. Console
3. SNMP manager
3.1 LED Status
In-Band Management Chassis LED
Power A Turns green when primary power is on
Turns orange when primary power has failed
Power B Turns green when redundant power is on
Turns orange when redundant power has failed
LAN Turns on when 10/100Base-T link is up
Blinks when network is active
COM Turns on when console port is connected
Slide-In Modules LED
Please refer to the User’s Guide that comes with the slide-in modules for LED
indications.
3.2 Console Management
Please refer to the In-Band Management Chassis Network Management Manual.
3.3 SNMP
Please refer to the In-Band Management Chassis Network Management Manual.

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4. MAINTENANCE
The In-Band Management Chassis is easy to maintain. We suggest the following
procedures when problems occur,
4.1 Fault Identification
-Local check
-Remote check
4.2 Hardware Replacement Procedures
-Replace slide-in module
-Replace Redundant Power Supply
4.3 Firmware Upgrade
4.1 Fault Identification
Fault identification can help customers quickly locate the problem and take
proper actions to solve the problem.
Local Check
Check all the In-Band Management Chassis LED status and cable connections.
Check system setup and configuration through console.
Whole System Not Functioning
1. Check Power LED status
2. Check Power connection
3. Reset the In-Band Management Chassis’ power
Certain Network Link Not Functioning
1. Locate related slide-in module
2. Check slide-in module’s connection with back plane
3. Check slide-in module’s Power LED status
4. Check slide-in module’s Link LED status
5. Check UTP connection between the slide-in module and related
devices
6. Check Fiber connection between the slide-in module and related
devices
7. Reset slide-in module
Local Console Not Functioning
1. Check COM LED status
2. Check console connection
3. Check console configuration
4. Reset the In-Band Management Chassis’ power

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Remote Management Not Functioning
1. Check LAN LED status
2. Check 10/100Base-T connection
3. Check network configuration
4. Check SNMP manager configuration
5. Reset the In-Band Management Chassis’ power
Remote Check
The customer may remotely check the In-Band Management Chassis through
SNMP. For detailed procedures please check the In-Band Management Chassis
Network Management Manual.
4.2 Hardware Replacement Procedures
WARNING
The In-Band Management Chassis contains no user-serviceable parts. DO
NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, open and attempt to repair it yourself.
Failure to observe this warning could result in serious injury or death from
electrical shock.
Failure to observe the above warning will immediately VOID any Warranty.
Replace FCM Slide-In Module
Procedure
1. Remove the existing FCM slide-in module
2. Insert new FCM slide-in module carefully into the slot
-Make sure that the FCM slide-in module is firmly
connected with the middle plane connector.
3. Fix the fastening screw.
Replace FCM Redundant Power Supply
For detailed procedures please check the FCM Redundant Power Supply user’s
guide.
4.3 Firmware Upgrade
For detailed procedures please check the In-Band Management Chassis
Network Management Manual.

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Appendix A.
In-Band Management Chassis Technical
Specifications
Management
Protocol IEEE 802.3 10/100Base-T
SNMP
Interface DB-9 (DTE)
RJ-45
CPU ARM7 with 2M Bytes Flash
LED PowerA, Power B, LAN, COM
Capacity 16 slots for FCM-XXXX slide-in modules
Dimensions 440 mm (W) ×395 mm (D) ×88 mm (H)
Shipping Weight 9.0 Kg (without power supply)
Power AC 100-240V / DC48V
Consumption DC power x 1=63W, AC power x 1 =55W
Power (Full Module)
Consumption DC power x 1=20W, AC power x 1 =16W
Power (Without Module)
Temperature
Operation 0 - + 50°C
Storage -20 - + 60°C
Humidity 5 - 90% non-condensing
Safety Standards CE / FCC Part 15 Class A
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