ADC Soneplex HMS-358 Installation and operation manual

Soneplex
Soneplex
INSTALLATION AND VERIFICATION GUIDE
HMS-358 List 1
Part Number: 150-2209-01
CLEI Code: VAMXDG0D
HMS-358 List 2
Part Number: 150-2209-02
CLEI Code: VAMXDH0D

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Copyright
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USING THIS TECHNICAL PRACTICE
The following conventions are used in this practice:
•Monospace type indicates screen text.
•Keys you press are indicated by small icons such as or . Key combinations to be pressed
simultaneously are indicated with a plus sign as follows: + .
•Items you select are in bold.
•Three types of messages, identified by icons, appear in text.
ABOUT THIS GUIDE
This guide details a typical, step-by-step installation and provides for a final system verification. For detailed
information about specific system components, refer to the technical practice for that component.
An abbreviated version of the installation and verification procedure for each configuration is located at the end
of this practice (see “Project Member Signatures” on page 99). You can pull out the checklist from this practice,
verify the installation, sign where appropriate, and file the list in a safe place.
Notes contain information about special circumstances.
Cautions indicate the possibility of equipment damage or personal injury.
The Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) symbol indicates that a device or assembly is susceptible to
damage from electrostatic discharge.
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RELATED DOCUMENTATION
SAFETY WARNINGS AND NOTICES
Catalog/Document Number Title
400-100-100-xx TL1 Command Set Reference
150-357-200-xx HXU-357 List 1 Multiplexer Unit
150-358-100-xx HXU-358 List 1 Multiplexer Unit
150-359-100-xx HXU-359 List 1 Multiplexer Unit
150-369-100-xx HXU-369 List 1 Multiplexer Unit
150-357-100-xx HFA-357 List 1 Fan Assembly Unit
100-319-200-xx HTC-319 List 1 Test Card
350-319-200-xx HCC-319 List 1 Cut-through Card
350-319-201-xx HCC-319 List 2 Cut-through Card
150-319-107-xx HMU-319 List 7 and 7A
For information about line units, doublers, remotes and management units, refer to the
appropriate practice for the product model number.
The DC power supply feeds of the enclosure must be connected to either (1) -48 VDC SELV
sources or (2) -48 VDC sources which are electrically isolated from the AC sector and reliably
connected to earth. The source’s fault current capacity shall be lower than 50 A, or an
appropriate overcurrentprotection, rated5 A, must be provided on each -48Vdc conductor.The
overcurrent protection can also be used as a cut-off switch if another disconnect device is not
installed.
This equipment may be provided with a module that incorporates laser source(s). Refer to the
module’s documentation for detailed safety information.
The telemetry I/O must be connected to either a SELV source or a ELV source that is electrically
isolated from the AC sector and reliably connected to earth.
The metallic telecommunication interface should not leave the building premises unless
connected to telecommunication devices providing primary and secondary protection.

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AVIS ET AVERTISSEMENTS DE SÉCURITÉ
Les alimentations CC du boîtier doivent être branchées soit (1) àdes sources 48 Vcc TBTS ou
(2) àdes sources qui sont isolées électriquement du secteur ca et qui sont reliées àla terre de
façon fiable. Le courant de faute des sources doit être inférieur à50 A ou des protections
appropriées contre les sur-courants, spécifiée 5 A doivent êtres installées sur chaque
conducteur -48 Vcc. La protection sur-courant doit aussi servir d’interrupteur si un interrupteur
n’est pas installé.
Cet équipement peut être fournit avec des modules qui peuvent contenir des sources LASER.
Se référer àla documentation du module pour plus d’information.
Les E/S de télémétrie doivent être branchées soit (1) àune source TBTS ou (2) àune source qui
est isolée électriquement du secteur ca et qui est reliée àla terre de façon fiable.
Les interfaces métalliques de télécommunication ne doivent pas quitter le bâtiment àmoins
d’êtres reliés aux dispositifs de télécommunication assurant la protection primaire et
secondaire.

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800-358-101-01, Revision 01 Table of Contents
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction _________________________________________________________________________ 1
Document Scope................................................................................................................................1
System Overview...............................................................................................................................2
Before You Begin _____________________________________________________________________ 3
Reviewing Installation Plans..............................................................................................................3
Establishing a Method of Procedure..................................................................................................3
Unpacking and Inspecting the System Components..........................................................................4
Mounting the Chassis__________________________________________________________________ 6
Installing the LIU, Module B for the HXU-357 Multiplexer ............................................................8
Cabling the Chassis ___________________________________________________________________ 9
Drain Wire and Cable Tie Installation...............................................................................................9
Cable Connector Pinouts..................................................................................................................10
Selecting the Proper Installation Procedures ...................................................................................12
Installing Interface Cables—DS3 or STS-1 Only............................................................................13
Installing Interface Cables—DSX-1 Only (H2TU-C List 2E).........................................................14
Installing Interface Cables—OC-3 (Dual Subtended STS-1 Multiplexers).....................................15
Installing the DS3 LIU Module B....................................................................................................15
Wiring the Common Access Panel ______________________________________________________ 18
Installing the Power Cables____________________________________________________________ 19
Connecting the Network Interface ______________________________________________________ 22
Setting Up a 10BASE-T Configuration __________________________________________________ 25
Single Shelf 10BASE-T Configuration............................................................................................25
Multishelf 10BASE-T Configuration...............................................................................................27
Setting Up a 10BASE-2 Configuration___________________________________________________ 28
Multishelf 10BASE-2 Configuration...............................................................................................28
Installing a Management Unit (HMU) ___________________________________________________ 30
Connecting a Local Maintenance Terminal.....................................................................................31
Using the Terminal Access Option..................................................................................................32
Configuring the Management Unit..................................................................................................34
Setting the HMU Date and Time (Option H) ....................................................................35
Setting the Shelf Identifier (Option D)..............................................................................35
Setting the Local IP Address (Option A)...........................................................................36
Setting the Ethernet Connection (Option G) .....................................................................36
Installing Multiplexers________________________________________________________________ 37
Selecting the Proper Installation Procedures ...................................................................................37
Installing the HXU-357 Multiplexer Card.......................................................................................38

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Setting Up the Communications Channel through the HXU-357..................................... 39
Setting Up Basic HXU-357 System Parameters in the System Administration Menu..... 40
Configuring DS1 Services through the HXU-357............................................................ 41
Configuring the DS3 Transport through the HXU-357.................................................... 42
Placing the DS3 Transport In Service through the HXU-357 .......................................... 42
Installing the HXU-358 Multiplexer Card ...................................................................................... 43
Setting Up Basic System Parameters Through the Config Menu..................................... 44
Entering the Card ID (System Name) through the Config Menu ..................................... 45
Configuring DS1 Services through the Config Menu....................................................... 46
Configuring the DS3 Transport through the Config Menu............................................... 48
Installing the HXU-359 Multiplexer Card ...................................................................................... 50
Setting Up Basic System Parameters through the Config Menu...................................... 51
Entering the Card ID (System Name) through the Config Menu ..................................... 52
Setting the System Clock Synchronization through the Config Menu............................. 53
Configuring DS1 Services through the Config Menu....................................................... 55
Configuring the STS-1 Transport through the Config Menu............................................ 57
Installing the HXU-369 Multiplexer Card ...................................................................................... 59
Installing a Fan Assembly (Optional).............................................................................................. 61
Placing the Fan Under HMU Management....................................................................... 62
Installing a Line Unit (HLU)........................................................................................................... 63
Installing a Remote Unit (HRU)...................................................................................................... 64
Setting Up Circuit IDs..................................................................................................................... 65
Placing the Line in Service.............................................................................................................. 66
Placing the HLU Under HMU Management .................................................................... 66
Placing the Line Unit in Service at the HXU.................................................................... 67
Troubleshooting and System Testing ____________________________________________________ 74
Installing a Test Card (HTC) (Optional) .........................................................................................76
Installing a Cut-through Card (HCC) (Optional) ............................................................................ 77
Line Unit Testing............................................................................................................................. 78
Verification without a Downstream Device...................................................................... 78
Verification with a Downstream Device........................................................................... 78
Managing Alarms ____________________________________________________________________ 79
HMU Alarms................................................................................................................................... 79
HXU Alarms.................................................................................................................................... 80
Line Unit Alarms............................................................................................................................. 80
Network Specifications________________________________________________________________ 82
Network Addresses.......................................................................................................................... 82

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Hardware Addresses and IP Addresses............................................................................................82
Subnet Mask.....................................................................................................................................83
Routers or Gateways........................................................................................................................83
Trap IP Address ...............................................................................................................................83
Appendix A - System Specifications _____________________________________________________ 84
Interface Specifications....................................................................................................................84
Environmental Specifications ..........................................................................................................87
Physical Specifications ....................................................................................................................87
Power Specifications........................................................................................................................87
Power Requirements........................................................................................................................88
A/B Power Sources..........................................................................................................................89
Fuses.................................................................................................................................................89
Appendix B - Technical Reference ______________________________________________________ 92
Compatibility ...................................................................................................................................92
System Products...............................................................................................................................92
Compliance Standards......................................................................................................................93
Appendix C - Product Support _________________________________________________________ 94
Technical Support............................................................................................................................94
Returns.............................................................................................................................................94
Appendix D - Abbreviations ___________________________________________________________ 96
Index _____________________________________________________________________________ 103
Certification and Warranty______________________________________________ Inside Back Cover

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LIST OF FIGURES
1. System Overview............................................................................................................................................ 2
2. Mounting the Wideband 3190 in a CO Rack.................................................................................................. 6
3. Installing the 10BASE-T LIU, Module B....................................................................................................... 8
4. Installing the Drain Wire and Cable Tie for All Amphenol Connectors........................................................ 9
5. 50-foot (16/16 or 25/7) or 200-foot (16/16 or 25/7) Cable Connectors........................................................ 10
6. Selecting the Proper Tabbed Section for Your Shelf Configuration ............................................................ 12
7. Installing Cables for a DS3 or STS-1 Configured Shelf (Backplane View)................................................. 13
8. Installing Cables for a DSX-1 Configured Shelf (Backplane View)............................................................ 14
9. Installing the DS3 LIU Module B................................................................................................................. 15
10. Installing Cables for Dual Subtended STS-1 Multiplexers from an OC-3 Network (Backplane View)...... 16
11. Routing OC-3 Fiber-Optic Cables Through the Lower Access Hole (Left-Hand Side, Front View) .......... 17
12. Common Access Cover Plate........................................................................................................................ 18
13. Grounding the Chassis (Right-Hand Side, Rear View) ................................................................................ 19
14. Opening the Ferite and Routing the Battery Feed Wires (Right-Hand Side, Rear View)............................ 20
15. Network Interface Connections .................................................................................................................... 22
16. Single Shelf 10BASE-T Configuration ........................................................................................................ 25
17. Multishelf 10BASE-T Configuration ........................................................................................................... 27
18. Multishelf 10BASE-2 Configuration............................................................................................................ 28
19. Installing an HMU ........................................................................................................................................ 30
20. Connecting a Maintenance Terminal to the HMU Craft Port....................................................................... 31
21. Using the Terminal Access Option............................................................................................................... 32
22. Multishelf Configuration Sample ................................................................................................................. 33
23. Single-Shelf Configuration Sample.............................................................................................................. 33
24. Selecting the Proper Tabbed Section for Your Multiplexer ......................................................................... 37
25. Installing an HXU-357.................................................................................................................................. 38
26. Installing an HXU-358.................................................................................................................................. 43
27. Setting the Date and Time Through the HXU-358....................................................................................... 44
28. Setting the Card ID Through the HXU-358.................................................................................................. 45
29. Setting the T1/E1 Ports Through the HXU-358 ........................................................................................... 46
30. Setting the DS3 Port Through the HXU-358................................................................................................ 48
31. Installing an HXU-359.................................................................................................................................. 50
32. Setting the Date and Time Through the HXU-359....................................................................................... 51
33. Setting the Card ID Through the HXU-359.................................................................................................. 52
34. Setting the Clock Configuration Through the HXU-359.............................................................................. 53
35. Setting Up DS1 Services Through the HXU-359......................................................................................... 55
36. Setting Up the STS-1 Transport Through the HXU-359.............................................................................. 57

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37. Installing an HXU-369 ..................................................................................................................................59
38. Installing the Fan Assembly (Cover Down)..................................................................................................61
39. Installing a Line Unit into the Wideband 3190 Chassis................................................................................63
40. Installing an HRU in a Remote Enclosure.....................................................................................................64
41. System Loopbacks and Test Access..............................................................................................................74
42. Installing a Test Card into the HMS-358.......................................................................................................76
43. Installing a Cut-through Card into the HMS-358..........................................................................................77
44. Power Access Connector (Specification)......................................................................................................84
45. Common Access Panel (Specification) .........................................................................................................84
46. Typical Six-Lineup Floor Plan......................................................................................................................88

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LIST OF TABLES
1. System Components........................................................................................................................................ 4
2. System Installation Notes ............................................................................................................................... 5
3. Cable Connector Pinout and Color Code (16/16 Cable)............................................................................... 11
4. Cable Connector Pinout and Color Code (25/7 Cable)................................................................................. 11
5. Pinouts for 10BASE-2 Interface................................................................................................................... 22
6. Pinouts for 10BASE-T Interface................................................................................................................... 23
7. Pinouts for DB-25 OSS Interface (DTE)...................................................................................................... 23
8. Pinouts for DB-25 AUX Interface (DTE)..................................................................................................... 24
9. System Loopback Definitions ...................................................................................................................... 75
10. Line Unit Alarm Messages ........................................................................................................................... 81
11. Network Addressing ..................................................................................................................................... 82
12. Sample Class C IP Address Plan for the HMS-358...................................................................................... 83
13. Relay Specifications...................................................................................................................................... 84
14. RJ-45 Pinout for 10BASE-T Interface to HMU (J34).................................................................................. 85
15. RS-232 DB-25 OSS Interface to HMU (DTE) - Male Connector................................................................ 85
16. RS-232 DB-25 HMU Craft Interface (DCE) - Female Connector ............................................................... 86
17. RS-232 DB-25 AUX Interface to HMU (DTE)............................................................................................ 86
18. Common Equipment Power Consumption ................................................................................................... 90
19. Power Consumption and Power Dissipation for Multisystem Configurations............................................. 90
21. HMS-358 with Full Compliment of Card Types and Dual Multiplexers..................................................... 91
20. HDSL Transport Line Configurations .......................................................................................................... 91
22. System Products........................................................................................................................................... 92
23. Compliance Standards .................................................................................................................................. 93
24. Signatures...................................................................................................................................................... 99

LTPH-SM-1014-03, Issue 3 Introduction
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INTRODUCTION
DOCUMENT SCOPE
This guide provides basic step-by-step instructions for installing several different shelf configurations and
establishing a working system. Once you have completed the basic installation and verified that your system is
functioning properly, you can refer to the technical practices for the individual components. The technical
practices provide comprehensive configuration and technical information that will help you further define system
parameters to meet your particular system requirements.
To use this practice:
•Follow the steps provided in the order in which they are presented, beginning with the section entitled “Before
You Begin”on page 3.
•Tabbed sections are provided for chassis cabling and multiplexer installations. Based upon your choice of
multiplexer and chassis configuration, select the sections that apply to your system installation.
•Place a check mark after each installation task you complete, and then sign your name in the places indicated
after each section you complete.
This is a basic installation guide that is designed to aid you in successful installation of the
Wideband 3190 system. For more information about the individual components used in this
installation procedure, refer to their respective technical practices.

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SYSTEM OVERVIEW
Figure 1. System Overview
The Wideband 3190 (HMS-358 List 1 and List 2) combines an industry-standard multiplexer function with the
HiGain®High-bit-rate Digital Subscriber Line (HDSL) distribution system, providing the lowest-cost T1 delivery
system available. The Wideband 3190 terminates 28 to 112 ports and multiplexes them into a single, high speed
network interface with full metallic and electrical test access on all low speed ports. By selecting the multiplexer
card, a variety of network interfaces can be accommodated such as DS3, STS-1, and OC-3. In addition, functions
such as IP, Frame Relay, and data grooming can be supported through line card selection. Use of the same
multiplexing (ACE) and DSL (HiGain) units found in ADC standalone products assure a versatile and
cost-effective solution to your system requirements. This open architecture allows any industry-compliant 3192
line card to function in a Wideband 3190. (ADC recommends that third-party line cards be certified for
compliance with a Wideband 3190.)
For management, both Terminal Access Option (TAO) and Transaction Language 1 (TL1) systems are supported
on X.25, 10BASE-T, 10BASE-2, and RS-232 interfaces. The Wideband 3190 also features standard alarm relay
contacts and accepts a redundant A/B office battery source.
The Wideband 3190 (with a full complement of remote equipment) can be configured with up to six chassis (up
to 672 lines) in a 7-foot rack and meets NEBS requirements for CO equipment.
The Wideband 3190 is part of a protection switching application solution. Protection switching application
solutions have the following system requirements: two HXU-358 Multiplexers (software version 1.04 or higher),
an HMU-319 List 7A or List 7C Management Unit (software version 3.06 or higher), an HLU-316 List 6 Line
Unit, and an HRE-206 Remote Enclosure equipped with a PSC-606 Protection Switching Controller. For more
information, see “Protection Switching Controller Technical Practice,”PSC-606 List 1, section number
150-606-100-xx.
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BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Prior to installing the Wideband 3190, it is important to prepare for the installation by
•Reviewing installation plans through establishing a Method of Procedure
•Unpacking and inspecting the system components, and
•Gathering the tools for the installation
REVIEWING INSTALLATION PLANS
Installation personnel, engineers, and Central Office (CO) supervisors, involved in the installation of the
HMS-358, should participate in the preparation of a Method of Procedure (MOP) for approval by CO
management.
ESTABLISHING AMETHOD OF PROCEDURE
Following is a list of tasks and considerations that need to be addressed and mutually agreed upon before
proceeding with installation:
•Assignment of personnel
•Installation tools and methods
•Protection requirements for personnel, equipment, and tools
•Evaluation of potential hazards that may affect service
•Scheduled time for installation
•Space requirements (see “Power Requirements”on page 88)
•Power requirements (see “Power Requirements”on page 88)
•Identification of procedures and tests required before connecting to working equipment
•Identification of work steps and any necessary notifications to CO personnel or engineers before work begins
•Assignment of individual system IDs for up to 32 managed systems
(see “Setting the Shelf Identifier (Option D)”on page 35)
•Assignment of IP addresses for each installed system
(see “Setting the Local IP Address (Option A)”on page 36)

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UNPACKING AND INSPECTING THE SYSTEM COMPONENTS
Following is the list of components available for the Wideband 3190. Unpack your order and inspect for any
damage that may have occurred during shipping. After inspecting each unit, sign for each item received. A notes
sheet (see Table 2) has been provided to document any components not listed below.
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Table 1. System Components
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Chassis
HHMS-358 List 1 (3 row HMU, split power) 150-2209-01
HHMS-358 List 2 (3 row HMU, redundant power) 150-2209-02
Chassis Kit
HOne (1) LIU Module A line interface unit
(for DS3 or STS-1) 150-2232-01
HTwo (2) mounting brackets 202-1684-01A
HOne (1) male, BNC 50 Ωterminator 651-1115-01
HOne (1) BNC T-adapter connector (J-P-J) 655-1022-01
HEight (8) 6-32 x 3/16 screws 670-1006-03
HTwo (2) 8-32 x 1/4screws 670-1009-04
HTen (10) 12-24 x 1/2screws 670-1017-08
HTwelve (12) 4.5-inch x .10-inch cable ties 674-1055-01
HOne (1) label holder 203-1038-01
HOne (1) circuit ID label 950-1093-01
HOne (1) installation and verification guide 800-358-101-01
HSix (6) 4-40 x 1/2screws 670-1001-08
HOne (1) ground cable 120-1036-01
Management Unit
HHMU-319 List 7A (with installation guide) 150-1194-71
Multiplexer
HHXU-357 List 1 (with installation guide) DS3 150-2206-01
HHXU-358 List 1 (with installation guide) DS3 (T1/E1) 150-2214-01
HHXU-359 List 1 (with installation guide) STS-1 150-2207-01
HHXU-369 List 1 (with installation guide) OC-3 150-2231-01
Fan Assembly
HHFA-357 List 1 (with installation guide) 150-2208-01
HHFA-357 List 1 Air Filter 220-1015-01
Line Interface Unit
HModule B
(required if you are installing an 10BASE-T HXU-357) 150-2233-01
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Cables
HHCA-532 List 1 cable stub (50 ft.) 150-2218-01
HHCA-532 List 2 cable stub (200 ft.) 150-2218-02
Cut-through Card (for test purposes)
HHCC-319 List 1 (with installation guide) 150-2216-01
HHCC-319 List 2 (with installation guide) 150-2216-02
Test Card
HHTC-319 List 1 (with installation guide) 150-1284-01
Table 2. System Installation Notes
Notes
For complete information about each component, refer to its technical practice.
See “Appendix C - Product Support”on page 94 for information on how to obtain product
information.
Be sure to have an IP address ready. It is necessary during installation.
Table 1. System Components (Continued)
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MOUNTING THE CHASSIS
Figure 2. Mounting the Wideband 3190 in a CO Rack
Verify that the battery feed is disconnected.
For single shelf installation only: to fulfill NEBS requirements, a 4-inch gap above and below
the unit is necessary. For more information on thermal characteristics, see “Power
Requirements”on page 88.
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1Install a mounting bracket on each side of the Wideband 3190 chassis using the four (6-32 x 3/16)
screws provided for each bracket. Mounting brackets and screws are contained in the installation kit.
Torque to local codes.
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3Mount the chassis in the rack. Install four each 12-24 x 1/2screws in each bracket and secure the
chassis to the rack. Torque to local codes. H
4If your configuration requires the installation of an HXU-357 List 1 then a 10BASE-T, Module line
interface (LIU) is mandatory. Proceed to “Installing the LIU, Module B for the HXU-357 Multiplexer”
on page 8.
If your configuration does not use an HXU-357 10BASE-T, proceed to “Cabling the Chassis” on
page 9.
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HXU-357
INSTALLING THE LIU, MODULE B FOR THE HXU-357 MULTIPLEXER
The Line Interface Unit (LIU) Module A is preinstalled with the Wideband 3190. Module A is used for HXU-358
(DS3) and HXU-359 (STS-1) multiplexers, as well as for subtending STS-1 systems from an OC-3 multiplexer.
Module B is an option that is required when installing an HXU-357 List 1 DS3 multiplexer. The 10BASE-T
module is required for use with the HXU-357 multiplexer.
Figure 3. Installing the 10BASE-T LIU, Module B
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Whenever installing or removing units from the HMS-358 chassis, be sure to wear an
antistatic wrist strap and connect it to the ESD strap input above the HMS slot on the
inside of the chassis.
1Align the guide pins from the 10BASE-T LIU with the guide holes in the chassis (see Figure 3). H
2Press the module into the P10 and P9 connectors until firmly seated. H
3Tighten the two locking screws using a #2 Phillips or slotted screwdriver. H
4Proceed to “Cabling the Chassis” on page 9.H
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RT
FGN
MODULE A MODULE B
CAUTION:
VOLTAGESUPTO 200VDC
MAYB
EPRESENT
UNDERTHISCOVER
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INPUTPOWER:-48V,30AMAX
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P10
P9
Alignment pin
Alignment pin P10
P9
10BaseT MUX
ESD strap input