Ericsson Hl950 ces User manual

Multi Service Edge DeviceMulti Service Edge Device

Multi Service Edge Device

MSED/HL950MSED/HL950

MSED/HL950

Quick Installation GuideQuick Installation Guide

Quick Installation Guide

Model CESModel CES

Model CES

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INTRODUCTION............................. 3

PackageContents................................. 3

PLACEMENT.................................. 4

Desktop Placement ............................... 4

RackMounting ...................................... 4

GroundingtheUnit ................................ 6

PHYSICALINTERFACES ................. 7

Baseboard ............................................ 7

WIF Module ........................................... 8

LIFModules .......................................... 9

Power Inlet.......................................... 12

POWER UP AND

CONFIGURATION..........................13

Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)................ 13

IMPORTANTINFORMATION ..........14

ProductCareand Maintenance........... 14

Regulatory Information ........................ 15

LicenseAgreement.............................. 19

FreewareLicences ............................... 20

INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

This Quick Installation Guide provides instructions about how to

install and power up the CES model of the Ericsson MSED (Multi

Service Edge Device) HL950.

For detailed information about management of the MSED/HL950,

please refer to the “MSED/HL950, Administrator’s Guide”.

Prior to connecting and installing any of the equipment, read the

information about “Product Care and Maintenance” on page 14.

Introduction 3

PACKAGE CONTENTSACKAGE CONTENTS

ACKAGE CONTENTSACKAGE CONTENTS

ACKAGE CONTENTS

The MSED/HL950, CES model package should include the items

listed below:

•The MSED/HL950 unit

•Rack mounting kit

•Ground cable (only included in the -48V variant)

•Rubber feet for desktop placement (not included in the -48V

variant)

•Power cable

•Ethernetcable

•Consolecable

•QuickInstallationGuide

Inventorythe contents andmakesurethat all partsareincluded in the

package before proceeding with the installation. If any component is

missingordamaged, please contactthedealer/serviceprovider from

whichtheequipment was purchased.

PLACEMENTPLACEMENT

PLACEMENT

The MSED/HL950 can be placed on a flat surface or mounted in a

standard 19 inch (48,26 cm) rack. Place the unit in a position that

offers access to the interface connectors on the back of the unit.

NOTE!NOTE!

NOTE!The MSED/HL950 variantthatisequipped with a -48Vpower

supplyMUSTbe rack mounted and grounded by using the attached

ground cable in order to meet the product safety requirements.

DESKTOP PLACEMENTDESKTOP PLACEMENT

DESKTOP PLACEMENT

When the MSED/HL950 is placed on a flat surface, the rubber feetrubber feet

rubber feetrubber feet

rubber feet

provided should be mounted on the bottom of the unit to secure a

stableplacement.

RACK MOUNTINGRACK MOUNTING

RACK MOUNTING

Use the Rack mounting kitRack mounting kit

Rack mounting kitRack mounting kit

Rack mounting kit provided when mounting the MSED/

HL950 in a 19” rack. This kit includes two rack mounting brackets,

four nut clips, four flat head screws and four round head screws.

4 Placement

Figure 1: Rack Mounting Kit

The MSED/HL950 can be rack mounted with either the front or the

back of the chassis facing forward.

There are two sets of mounting holes located on the left and right

sidesof the chassis.Theforward-mostset is usedtomount thechas-

siswiththefrontfacing forward; the other set is for mounting the unit

with the back facing forward.

NOTE!NOTE!

NOTE! When mounting the MSED/HL950 in a rack, it is required to

leave a minimum of 1 inch (2,54 cm) space above the unit to ensure

proper cooling.

Placement 5

Figure 2: Bracket Attachment - Front Panel forward

Figure 3: Bracket Attachment - Rear Panel forward

Installation in RackInstallation in Rack

Installation in Rack

Install the chassis in the rack using the screws provided. Use two

screws for each side.

Figure 4: Installation in Rack

Attaching BracketsAttaching Brackets

Attaching Brackets

Use the screws provided to attach the mounting brackets to the

chassisasshown in the applicable figure below:

6 Placement

GROUNDING THE UNITGROUNDING THE UNIT

GROUNDING THE UNIT

NOTE!NOTE!

NOTE! When the MSED/HL950 is rack mounted it is required that

you gound the unit as described below.

NOTE!NOTE!

NOTE!The MSED/HL950 variantthatisequipped with a -48Vpower

supply MUST be rack mounted and grounded in order to meet the

product safety requirements. Use the attached ground cable and

mounting accessories and follow the instructions below.

Ground the unit by connecting the provided ground strap cable to

the earth (ground) terminal on the back of the chassis. See figures

below.

Clamp or screw down the other end of the ground strap cable to a

suitable grounding point at your site.

Figure 5: Earth (ground) terminal

Earth (ground)

terminal (nut M6)

Figure 6: Connecting the ground strap cable

Physical Interfaces 7

PHYSICAL INTERFPHYSICAL INTERF

PHYSICAL INTERFACESACES

ACESACES

ACES

TheMSED/HL950consists of a chassisincludingthe baseboard and

add-oninterfacemodules.

Thischaptergivesa description of the physical interfaces included in

the CES model.

BASEBOARDBASEBOARD

BASEBOARD

Thebaseboard is thebaseof theMSED/HL950and ismountedin the

enclosure. It hosts the processor, volatile and non-volatile memory,

real time clock, the two native Ethernet ports and the console port. It

also has connectors for the interface modules.

The network processor is a high performance MIPS 4Km core with

built-in quality of service, hardware accelerator engines for packet

processing, voice processing and encryption/decryption.

Interfaces Integrated on the BaseboardInterfaces Integrated on the Baseboard

Interfaces Integrated on the Baseboard

Figure 7: Connectors/indicators on the MSED/HL950

Console

Ethernet

port 0

port 1

There are two Ethernet portsEthernet ports

Ethernet portsEthernet ports

Ethernet ports (2 x RJ45) on the baseboard, both

providing 10/100Base-Tx Ethernet. The Ethernet port 0 can be

configuredtoact either as WANorLANinterface, while as port1only

actsasLANinterface.

TheMACaddresses for thetwoEthernetports are printedontheunit

label and on the package for the complete deliverable.

The Ethernet connectors each have two built-in LEDs. The left LED

(LL

Link) is lit when a link is established and the right LED (AA

Activity)

indicatesdatatraffic.

The Console portConsole port

Console portConsole port

Console port is used solely for management of the MSED/

HL950.Aterminalemulation program should be configured for9600

baud, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit and no parity.

8 Physical Interfaces

NOTE!NOTE!

NOTE! Connector 0 is implemented for single channel SHDSL over

onetwistedpairor dual channel SHDSL over two twisted pairs inthe

same cable. For dual-channel SHDSL with separate cables for each

channel, connect the RJ11 SHDSL cable (provided) to connector 0

and a second RJ11 SHDSL cable (not provided) to connector 1.

Connect the other end of both cables to the network operator's

SHDSL jacks.

The female RJ45 connectors each have two built-in LEDs. The left

LED(LL

Link)isblinking during SHDSL training and stablelitwhen a link

is established. The right LED (AA

Activity) indicates data traffic.

The two RJ45 ports are also capable of accommodating male RJ11

connectors.

WIF MODULEWIF MODULE

WIF MODULE

Theslotfor WIF (WAN Interface) modulesislocated at the bottom left

of the MSED/HL950. Modules can be slot in and are fastened by the

front panel screws.

Figure 9: Connectors/indicators on the WIF SHDSL Module

WIF SHDSLWIF SHDSL

WIF SHDSL

The WIF SHDSL module provides a dual G.SHDSL interface.

Figure 8: Location of the WIF slot

Physical Interfaces 9

LIF MODULESLIF MODULES

LIF MODULES

The LIF (Legacy Interface) modules is located at the bottom right of

the MSED/HL950. Modules can be slot in and are fastened by the

front panel screws.

Figure 11: Connectors/indicators on the LIF E1 Module

The LIF module includes either an E1 Interface Module or a Legacy

V.35/V.36/X.21 Interface Module for connection to the local network

as described in the following sections.

LIF E1LIF E1

LIF E1

For 120 ohms balanced operationFor 120 ohms balanced operation

For 120 ohms balanced operation, connect a 120 ohms

(default strapping) twisted pair cable with four wires (2 pairs) to the

RJ45 connector.

For 75 ohms unbalanced operationFor 75 ohms unbalanced operation

For 75 ohms unbalanced operation, connect two 75 ohms

coaxial cables to the DIN 1.0/2.3 connectors.

NOTE!NOTE!

NOTE! 120 ohms and 75 ohms cables cannot be connected simul-

taneously. When using 75 ohms unbalanced operation, you have to

changethestrappingonthe E1 card. The procedure is described on

the next page.

The RJ45 connector has two LEDs. The left LED (Carrier) lit when

receivecarrier is detectedand the rightLED(Sync) indicateswhenthe

board is searching for frame synchronization.

RJ45

Connector DIN 1.0/2.3

Connectors

Figure 10: Location of the WIF slot

10 Physical Interfaces

Strapping instructionsStrapping instructions

Strapping instructions

When using 75 ohms unbalanced operationWhen using 75 ohms unbalanced operation

When using 75 ohms unbalanced operation, change the strap-

ping on the E1 card according to the following instructions:

1.1.

1. Disconnect the unit from power.

2.2.

2. Use suitable ESD protection equipment and place the MSED/

HL950 on a grounded surface.

3.3.

3. Identify the E1 interface module bracket on the rear of the unit

(seefigure on previouspage).Unscrew thetwoscrews and gently

remove the E1 card from the chassis.

4.4.

4. Mount the jumpers (marked JP1 to JP10) as shown in the figure

below:

Figure 12: Jumper settings on the E1 card

5.5.

5. Inserttheboard; ensure that the connectorpinsandholes match

each other. Then push the board firmly until the bracket rests

against the unit housing.

6.6.

6. Insert the two screws and tighten them.

7.7.

7. Connect and power up the unit.

Jumper settings

(default) for

120 ohms

Jumper settings

for 75 ohms

Physical Interfaces 11

LIF SC (Serial communications)LIF SC (Serial communications)

LIF SC (Serial communications)

The LIF SC module offers the serial legacy interfaces V.35, V.36 and

X.21;interfacesusedfor providing synchronous leased line services.

Themodule is self-configurabletoeach ofthethree interfaces, andby

connecting different cable adapters to the module’s universal serial

communications the three interfaces are provided.

For all legacy interfaces, the unit will act as a DCE unit.

Figure 13: Connector on the LIF SC Module

NOTE!NOTE!

NOTE! There is a specific Cable adapter for each legacy mode.

V.35.35

.35.35

.35

By connecting the V.35 cable adapter toward the LIF SC module, a

V.35connector(M/34 pin Windchester femaleISO2593) ispresented

to the user equipment.

V.36.36

.36.36

.36

By connecting the V.36 cable adapter toward the LIF SC module, a

V.36 connector (37 pin, sub-D female ISO 4902) is presented to the

userequipment.

X.21X.21

X.21

By connecting the X.21 cable adapter toward the LIF SC module, an

X.21connector(15 pin, Sub DfemaleISO 4903) is offeredtothe user

equipment.

12 Physical Interfaces

POWER INLETPOWER INLET

POWER INLET

The power supply module is fixed in the main enclosure. The power

receptacleandthepoweron/offswitcharelocatedattherearpanel.

The power supply module supplies 12V/3A DC power to the

baseboard.The baseboard thenfeedstheinterface modulesthrough

their connectors. A power on/off switch is located next to the power

connector.

Figure 14: Power Inlet

for 100-240V operation

The standard power supply module operates from 100-240 V 50/60

Hz mains and is connected to the mains outlet by a separate power

cordincludedin the package.

As an alternative the MSED/HL950 can be delivered with a power

supplymodulethatoperates from -36 to -72 VDC. For thisoperation

a -48VDC cable is included in the the package. Connect the black

cable to 0V. Connect the red cable to -48VDC power source.

WARNING! Inverting the power cable polarity may resultWARNING! Inverting the power cable polarity may result

WARNING! Inverting the power cable polarity may result

in permanent damage to the unit. Make sure the blackin permanent damage to the unit. Make sure the black

in permanent damage to the unit. Make sure the black

cable is connected to 0V and the red cable to -48VDC.cable is connected to 0V and the red cable to -48VDC.

cable is connected to 0V and the red cable to -48VDC.

Figure 15: Power Inlet

for -48V operation

Figure 16:Connection of the -48 VDC cable

TheMSED/HL950 maybeconnected topowervia anUninterruptable

Power Supply (UPS) for higher availability.

Power Up and Configuration 13

LIGHT EMITTING DIODES (LED)LIGHT EMITTING DIODES (LED)

LIGHT EMITTING DIODES (LED)

The MSED/HL950 has two LEDs that indicate status; one orange

colored that shines through the plastic front and one red and green

bi-colored on the rear.

BothLEDsare blinking duringtheboot sequence (the rearLEDblinks

in green) and are stable lit when the booting is done.

POWER UP AND CONFIGURAPOWER UP AND CONFIGURA

POWER UP AND CONFIGURATIONTION

TIONTION

TION

Afteryou haveconnected theappropriateinterfaceandpower cables,

you are ready to power up the MSED/HL950.

To power up the MSED/HL950, flip the power switch to ON. The

Power/Status indicators (located both at the front and rear panels)

willstart toblink.If youhavea terminalemulationprogram connected,

messages will begin to appear in the program window. When the

Power/Statusindicatorsarelitthe diagnostics and boot routines are

completed.

Configuration and software upgrades can be performed remotely

from the WAN using telnet, SNMP and TFTP or locally from a PC

running a terminal emulation program (connected to the CONSOLE

port).

For additional information about configuration possibilities, refer to

the MSED/HL950, Administrator’s Guide.

IMPORIMPOR

IMPORTT

TANT INFORMAANT INFORMA

ANT INFORMAANT INFORMA

ANT INFORMATIONTION

TIONTION

TION

PRODUCT CARE AND MAINTENANCEPRODUCT CARE AND MAINTENANCE

PRODUCT CARE AND MAINTENANCE

NOTE!NOTE!

NOTE! Read this information before using your Ericsson MSED/

HL950forsafeandefficientuse.

Your MSED/HL950 is a highly sophisticated electronicdevice. To get

the most out of it, be sure to read the following text about product

care,safetyand efficient use.

Do notDo not

Do not expose the product to liquid or moisture.

Do notDo not

Do not exposethe producttoextreme temperatures,neitherhot nor

cold.

Do notDo not

Do not expose the product to lit candles, cigarettes, cigars, open

flames,etc.

Do notDo not

Do not drop, throw or try to bend the product since rough treatment

could damage it.

Do notDo not

Do notallow children to play with the equipment as it contains small

parts that could be detached and create a choking hazard.

Use onlyUse only

Use only originalEricsson components and replacementparts.Fail-

ure to do so may result in performance loss, damage to the product,

fire, electric shock or injury, and will invalidate the warranty.

Treat the product with care, keep it in a clean and dust free place.

Use only a soft, damp cloth to clean the product.

14 Important Information

ImportantInformation 15

REGULAREGULA

REGULATORTOR

TORTOR

TORY INFORMAY INFORMA

Y INFORMAY INFORMA

Y INFORMATIONTION

TIONTION

TION

NOTE!NOTE!

NOTE!The followingsub-sections are onlyvalid for theMSED/HL950

variant equipped with a 100-240V power supply.

The MSED/HL950 variant equipped with a -48V power supply is

approved according to the Declaration of Conformity on page 18.

EU DirectivesEU Directives

EU Directives

The MSED/HL950 meets the following EU directives for the CE mark:

••

•73/23/EEC, Low Voltage Directive (LVD)

••

•89/336/EEC, Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (EMC)

••

•1999/5/EC, Radio Equipment and Telecommunications Terminal

Directive (R&TTE)

Safety ApprovalSafety Approval

Safety Approval

••

•UL 60950, 3rd Ed.

••

•CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 60950-00

••

•IEC 60950, 3rd Ed, 1999

•EN 60950:2000

EMC ApprovalEMC Approval

EMC Approval

••

•EN 300386:2000

••

•EN 55022:1998 Class A

••

•EN 55024:1998

••

•EN 61000-3-2:1995+A14

••

•EN 61000-3-3:1995

••

•FCC Part 15 Class A

FCC Part 15FCC Part 15

FCC Part 15

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a

Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits

are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference

when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This

equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if

not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may

cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this

equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in

which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own

expense.

CautionCaution

Caution

Changes or modifications to this product not authorized by the manufacturer

could void your authority to operate the equipment and invalidate approvals.

The appliance coupler serves as the mains power disconnect and should

be located so it is readily accessible.

Environmental InformationEnvironmental Information

Environmental Information

Maximum environmental values during use:

••

•Temperature: 0oC to +40oC

••

•Humidity: 5% to 85% RH, non-condensing.

16 Important Information

Intended UseIntended Use

Intended Use

For indoor and public use.

NOTE!NOTE!

NOTE! The MSED/HL950 variant equipped with a -48V power

supply is to be used in Restricted Access Location (RAL) and be

installed and maintained by service people.

WARNING:WARNING:

WARNING:

This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may

cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take

adequate measures.

ImportantInformation 17

Declaration of Conformity (100-240V variant)Declaration of Conformity (100-240V variant)

Declaration of Conformity (100-240V variant)

18 Important Information

Declaration of Conformity (-48V variant)Declaration of Conformity (-48V variant)

Declaration of Conformity (-48V variant)

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