Cisco CATALYST 5002 User manual

Quick Installation Guide
CATALYST 5002
Prepare for Installation
Rack-Mount the Switch
Connect the Switch to the Network
Connect the Power
Start the System
Instructions on inserting and removing modules begin on Page 11.
CAUTION:
This unit
has more
than one
power-
supply
cord.
Toreduce
the risk
of electric
shock,
disconnect
both
power-
supply
cords
before
servicing.
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Prepare for Installation
Note: This Quick Installation Guide is intended for experienced installers. For detailed
hardware installation instructions, refer to the Catalyst 5000 Series Installation Guide and the
Catalyst 5000 Series Module Installation Guide.
1Check the packing slip to ensure that all the proper components are present.
2Ensure that the site is set up properly:
• Prepare equipment racks.
• Ensure that the environment is within specification.
• Prepare network connections.
3Obtain the following equipment:
• ESD grounding strap and antistatic mat
• Numbers 1 and 2 Phillips screwdrivers and 3/16-inch flat blade screwdriver
• Tape measure and level
4Ensure your safety when installing the Catalyst 5002 switch:
• Lift the chassis safely.
• Cooperate with the natural laws of electricity.
• Ensure that the power service at your site is suitable for the chassis you are
connecting.
5Take steps to prevent ESD damage to electronic components:
• Use an ESD wrist strap when handling modules or coming into contact with
internal components (see figure).
• Handle modules by the edges only.
• Place modules in a static shielding
bag when not installed.
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Rack-Mount the Switch
Attach the L brackets to the chassis
Attach the L brackets to the chassis using the four Phillips-head screws provided in the
rack-mount kit.
Install the switch in the rack
1With aperson on each side of the chassis, lift and position theswitch in the equipment rack.
2Align the holes in the L brackets with the mounting holes
in the equipment rack.
3Insert the mounting screws through the holes
in the L brackets and into the threaded holes in
the mounting post.
4Use a tape measure and level to ensure that the
chassis is installed straight and level.
CAUTION:
This unit
has more
than one
power-
supply
cord.
Toreduce
the risk
of electric
shock,
disconnect
both
power-
supply
cords
before
servicing.
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ELECTROSTATIC-
SENSITIVE DEVICES
CAUTION
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CONSOLE
Connect the Switch to the Network
Connect a terminal to the console port
Supervisor Engines I and II
To connect a terminal to the Supervisor Engine I
orII console port, plug anEIA/TIA-232 (RS-232)
DCE DB-25-to-DTE DB-25 straight-through
cable into the console port.
Caution TopreventESDdamageto electroniccomponents, alwaysuseanESDwrist
strap when handling modules or coming into contact with internal components.
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LK
SP
9-16
2
LK
SP
Connect the Switch to the Network (continued)
Connect the switch ports to the network
Note: If you are not sure which cable and connector to use for a particular module, refer to
the Catalyst 5000 Series Module Installation Guide.
RJ-45
To connect to modules with RJ-45 interfaces, use
Category 5 UTP (100BaseTX, 10/100BaseTX, CDDI,
Token Ring, ATM), Category 3 UTP (10BaseT), or Type 1
STP (Token Ring) cables with male RJ-45 interfaces.
Media-Independent Interface (MII)
Supervisor Engine I and II modules with 100BaseTX
uplinks have MIIportsinadditionto RJ-45 ports.To
connect to the MII interfaces, use Category 5 UTP
cables with male MII connectors.
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LINK
100 MBPS
A411
PORT 1
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Connect the Switch to the Network (continued)
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PORTS
1-12
10BaseT
ACTIVE
LINK
PORT A
UNI-155SM
TX
RX
TX
RX
2
LINK
RJ-21 Telco
Toconnecttomodules withRJ-21Telcointerfaces,use
Category 3 UTP cable with male RJ-21 Telco
connectors.
SC-Type Fiber Optic
To connect to modules with SC-type fiber-optic interfaces,
use single-mode or multimode fiber-optic cable with male
SC-type connectors.
ST-Type Fiber Optic
To connect to modules with ST-type fiber-optic
interfaces, use single-mode (FDDI) or multimode
(10BaseFL) fiber-optic cable with male ST-type
connectors.

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TX
RX
0
DS3 (45 Mbps)
BNC
ACTIVE
LINK
PORT
A
PORT
A
PORT
B
Connect the Switch to the Network (continued)
MIC-Type Fiber Optic
To connect to the FDDI module MMF
(WS-X5101), use multimode fiber-optic cable
with a male MIC-type connector.
BNC
To connect to the ATM dual PHY DS3 module
(WS-X5166), use 75-ohm RG-59 coaxial cable with
male BNC connectors.
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Connect the Power
AC power supplies
1Attach each power cable to a grounded outlet. If possible, connect each cable to an outlet
on a separate circuit. Make sure that the source power is within range.
2Do not connect the power cables to the power supplies until you are ready to boot the
switch.
Warning Beforeyou work on anyequipment,be awareofthehazards involved with
electrical circuitry and be familiar with standard practices for preventing accidents.
Caution To preventESDdamagetoelectronic components,alwaysuseanESDwrist
strap when handling modules or coming into contact with internal components.
CAUTION:
This unit
has more
than one
power-
supply
cord.
To reduce
the risk
of electric
shock,
disconnect
both
power-
supply
cords
before
servicing.
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CAUTION:
This unit
has more
than one
power-
supply
cord.
Toreduce
the risk
of electric
shock,
disconnect
both
power-
supply
cords
before
servicing.
CUIDADO:
No abra
el aparato
ontes de
desconnector
la
alimentia'cion
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CO ground
connector
Connect the Power (continued)
DC power supplies
1Verify that power is off to the DC-input circuit.
2Wire the DC-input power supply to the terminal block (see figure), ensuring that all wire
connections are secure (suggested DC-input wires are 14-AWG copper conductors):
• Ground wire to the ground connector (you should always connect the ground wire
first and disconnect it last)
• –48V wire to the “−” connector
• –48V return to the “+” connector
3On a new installation, remove the adhesive strip covering the CO ground connector.
4Connect a 10- to 12-AWG copper conductor ground wire to the CO ground connector on
the switch. Use a ground wire lug that is 0.320 inch (7.8 mm) or less.
5Restore power to the DC circuit by turning the circuit breaker on (|).
Warning Before performing the following procedure, ensure that power is removed
from the DC circuit.
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Start the System
1Before you start the system, verify the following:
• All modules are installed correctly and all interface cable connections are secure.
• Each power supply is connected to a grounded power source.
• If both power supplies are being used, each power cord is connected to a different
line.
• A terminal is connected to the supervisor module console port and is turned on.
2To power up the switch, plug the power cables into the power supplies. The switch begins
the boot process.
3Verify that the following occurs during the boot process:
• The LEDs on the power supplies should be green.
• The PS1 and PS2 LEDs on the supervisor engine should be green.
• The fan LED on the supervisor engine should be green and you should hear the
system fans operating.
• The System Status LED on the supervisor engine should be green after the boot is
complete (it will flash red, orange, and green during startup).
• The supervisor engine interface LEDs and module LEDs (such as the Link LEDs)
might blink or stay lit continuously during the boot process. Many module LEDs
do not come on until you configure the interfaces. Wait until the system boot is
complete before attempting to verify the module LED indications.
• The console terminal displays a script and system banner.
• When the boot process is complete, the supervisor engine begins to initialize the
modules. Messages appear on the console as the modules come online.
4Press Return at the Enter Password prompt to access the console command line.
Your installation is complete!
Now, refer to the Quick Software Configuration Guide
to configure the switch.
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