Huawei SVN2000 Series User manual

HUAWEI SVN2000/5000 V200R001C00
Quick Installation Guide
Safety Information
Issue: 01
Date: 2012-05-23
zSVN2200 contains SVN2230 and SVN2260, SVN5500 cont
a
The Quick Installation Guide is applicable to the S SVN2230/
2
SVN5530/5530-C1/5530-C3/5560 (the SVN for short) as an e
x
zThis document guides you through quick installation. For mo
r
disk.
zFor how to install the cabinet, refer to the documentation deli
zDo not connect or disconnect the power cable during power-
or arcs will be produced, which may cause fire or injury.
zWhen connecting and maintaining optical fibers, do not stan
d
your eyes.
zBefore touching the device, interface card, or power
supply module with hands to prevent damage to ESD
-
supply
module
with
hands
,
to
prevent
damage
to
ESD
sensitive components, wear the ESD wrist strap and make
sure that the other end of the wrist strap is properly
grounded, as shown in the figure.
zBefore installing or removing an interface card, ensure
that the device is powered off; that is, the power switch is
in OFF (O) position. Installing or removing an interface
card during power-on may result in damage on the
interface card or device.
1
a
ins SVN5530, SVN5530-C1, SVN5530-C3, and SVN5560.
2
260/5530/5530-C1/5530-C3/5560. The following uses the
x
ample to illustrate the operation procedure.
r
e information, refer to the Installation Guide in the delivered
vered with the cabinet.
on. When the power cable touches a conductor, electric sparks
d
close to the optical fiber outlet or look into it directly with
1

Installation Flow
Installation
Preparation Page 3
Page 4
Page 5
Installation
Procedure
Page 6
Page
6
Page
6
Page 7
Page 7
Page 8
Page 9-10
Verification
2
Start
Installation tools
Materials for installation
Installing the device into a cabinet
Connecting the PGND cable
C
onnecting the
p
ower
c
able
C
onnecting
the
p
ower
c
able
Installing the interface card
Connecting the console cable
Laying out and connecting optical
fibers and ethernet cables
Powering on and logging in to the
device
2
End

Installation Tools
Philips screwdriver ESD
g
Corrug
a
Mount bar
RJ45 crimping tool Diagon
Utility knife Network
c
3
Tie wrap
g
loves
a
ted pipe Fiber bundling tape
Wire stripperal pliers
c
able tester ESD wrist strap
3

Materials for Installation
You can install the device in a cabinet or on a workbench.
If a workbench is adopted, you just need to place the device on i
t
This document describes how to install the device to a cabinet a
n
Besides the chassis mounting ears and guide rails the following
Besides
the
chassis
,
mounting
ears
,
and
guide
rails
,
the
following
supported, refer to the Hardware Description. You can purchase
From left to right: captive nut, M6 screw, M4 screw
The numbers of captive nuts and screws vary with installa
DC power cable
A
C pow
e
Console cable Networ
k
LC-PC multim
o
LC-LC single-mode optical fiber
4
t
if it is clean. For details, refer to the Installation Guide.
n
d materials required.
g materials are used in this example For interface cards
g
materials
are
used
in
this
example
.
For
interface
cards
and install interface cards and complimentary cables as required.
tion modes. PGND cable
e
r cable Cable-retention clip
k
cable SFP optical module
o
de optical fiber
4

Installing the Device into a Cabinet
Install the Device into the Cabinet Through L Gui
d
1
1
3
1Fix the mounting ears to the chassis using M4 screws.
3Place the device on the guide rails and push it into the ca
b
mounting bar of the cabinet. Fix the device to the cabinet
u
Install the Device into the Cabinet Through Rear
M
zThis method is applicable to any 19-inch standard cabinet.
zIf interface cards are to be installed in the front of the cabinet,
side, and screws for rear mounting ears at the power supply side
;
front mounting ears should be installed at the power supply side,
1
1
3
2
1At both sides of the rear of the cabinet, install
captive nuts in holes 1 and 3 for a 1U height. Fix
rear mounting ears to the cabinet using M6 screws.
3
5
d
e Rails
2
2
1
2
Bottom of the
2Install L guide rails and captive nuts. Align the lower
edges of the guide rails with the narrow edge of the
mounting bar of the cabinet. Install captive nuts into
holes 1 and 2 in the figure. The installation of the
guide rail on the left is identical with that on the right.
guide rail
b
inet until the mounting ears touch the
u
sing M6 screws.
This method is applicable only to Huawei 19-inch standard
cabinet.
M
ounting Ears
front mounting ears should be installed at the interface card
;
if the power supply is to be installed in the front of the cabinet,
and screws for rear mounting ears at the interface card side.
2
Install the screws for front and rear mounting ears
at both sides of the chassis.
2
Pl th d i i t th bi t ith th t
3
5
Pl
ace
th
e
d
ev
i
ce
i
n
t
o
th
e ca
bi
ne
t
w
ith
th
e screws a
t
rear
of the device touching the rear mounting ears. Push the
device until the front mounting ears touch the mounting
bar of the cabinet. Fix the front mounting ears of the
device to the cabinet using M6 screws.
3

Connecting the PGND Cable
1
1
Connect the small terminal (M4) of the PGND cable
1
Connect
the
small
terminal
(M4)
of
the
PGND
cable
to the grounding terminal of the device.
If the workbench does not have an independent grounding ter
m
grounding point of the power supply is properly grounded.
Connecting the Power Cable
Connecting the DC Power Cable
Connecting
the
Power
Cable
The M4 terminal of the DC power supply should be connected
t
power supply of the user.
1
3
2
3
4
5
Connecting the AC Power Cable
1
1
2
6
2
2
Connect the big terminal (M6) of the PGND cable to the
2
Connect
the
big
terminal
(M6)
of
the
PGND
cable
to
the
grounding terminal of the cabinet or workbench.
m
inal for connecting the PGND cable, make sure that the
t
o the power supply module, and the M6 terminal to the DC
Make sure that the power supply module is powered off
and the power switch on the power supply module to be
and
the
power
switch
on
the
power
supply
module
to
be
connected with power cable is moved to OFF (O).
Use a screwdriver to fix the RTN terminal (black) of the DC
power cable to the RTN (+) of the power supply, and the
NEG terminal (blue) to the NEG (-) of the power supply.
Install the baffle over the DC power socket.
Connect the other end of the DC power cable to the power
Disengage the baffle from the DC power socket.
Insert the AC
p
ower cable into the
p
ower socket and
supply with an output voltage in the range of
–
48 to
–
60 VDC.
pp
fasten the AC power cable with the jack for cable-
retention clip.
Insert the three-pin plug of the AC power cable into the
power supply with an output voltage in the range of 100 to
240 VAC.
6

Installing the Interface Card
4
Only the SVN5530/5530-C3/5560 supports the encryption ca
r
with the encryption card.
2
Before installing the interface card, wear ESD gloves an
d
strip into the ESD jack of the device or cabinet.
1
with
the
encryption
card.
2Loosen the captive screws on the filler panel in
th l t f i t f d d th fill
th
e s
l
o
t
f
or
i
n
t
er
f
ace car
d
an
d
remove
th
e
fill
er
panel.
4
4Push the lever inward until it touches the panel at the
interface card side. Fasten the captive screws.
CtithClCbl
C
onnec
ti
ng
th
e
C
onso
l
e
C
a
bl
e
zBefore connecting the console cable, select a configuration t
e
RS-232 serial port or a common PC. The following uses a com
m
zBefore connecting the console cable, power off the configur
a
7
Connect the RJ45 connector of the console cable to the con
s
connector to the serial port on the PC.
r
d, whereas the SVN5530-C1 and SVN2230/2260 do not come
d
ESD wrist strap. Insert the grounding end of the ESD wrist
3
3Pull the e
j
ector lever on the front
p
anel of the interface
jp
card to the vertical direction with the chassis panel.
Push the interface card along the guide rail of the slot
until the ejector lever touches the chassis.
e
rminal. It can be either a standard character terminal with the
m
on PC.
a
tion terminal.
7
s
ole port on the interface card side of the device, and DB9

Laying out and Connecting Optical
1 Lay out Optical Fibers and Ethernet Cable
s
The following uses ov
e
Lead the optical fi
b
You can lay out o
p
a. Lead the corr
u
the cabinet an
b.
Lay out the op
22
1
b.
Lay
out
the
op
to the interfac
e
If there is no routin
after putting the o
p
optical fiber into th
e
shown in the left fi
g
zThe number of opti
c
or 25 (in a closed cor
r
zDo not bundle the
o
communication betw
e
zThe minimum ben
d
cm.
zWhen laying out a
n
single-mode one and
2 Connecting Optical Fibers and Ethernet Ca
Do not look into the optical fiber outlet directly with your eyes
your eyes.
zTo connect the optical fiber to an optical interface with no o
p
the interface and push it until the module is fixed.
zBefore connecting the optical fiber, you need to remove the
p
zOne Rx optical interface and one Tx optical interface form a
connected to an Rx optical interface and the other end to a Tx
o
1
1
8
Insert the optical fiber into the optical module.
1
Fibers and Ethernet Cables
s
e
rhead cabling as an example:
b
er through the corrugated pipe.
p
tical fibers as required by observing the following principles:
u
gated pipe to the routing hole for the signal cable at the top of
d fix the pipe.
ptical fiber along the optical fiber path on the cabinet and lead it
ptical
fiber
along
the
optical
fiber
path
on
the
cabinet
and
lead
it
e
area through the corresponding routing trough.
g trough, you can lead the optical fiber leftward or rightward
p
tical fiber horizontally with the interface, and then insert the
e
optical interface, without obstructing other interfaces, as
g
ure.
c
al fibers should be less than 60 (in an open corrugated pipe)
r
ugated pipe).
o
ptical fibers too tightly. Otherwise, the quality of the
e
en devices is reduced.
d
radius of the turnings of optical fibers should be larger than 4
n
d connecting optical fibers, note the difference between a
a multi-mode one.
bles
. Otherwise, the laser emitted from optical fibers may inju
r
e
p
tical module installed, you need to align the optical module
t
o
p
rotective caps of the optical module and optical connector.
connector pair. That is, one end of an optical fiber should be
o
ptical interface.
2
2
8
2Insert the Ethernet cable into the electrical interface.

Powering on and Logging in to the
1 Power on the Device
Power on the power supply device in the equipment room. Mov
e
indicator blinks every two seconds, check the indicators on the
p
Indicator
(SVN5500) Description I
n
(
S
SYS (green) Blink every two seconds (0.5 Hz): The
system runs normally.
Blink twice every second (2 Hz): The
system is enabled through BootROM.
Blink eight times every second (8 Hz):
T
(
g
Blink
eight
times
every
second
(8
Hz):
The system software or configuration
file is being upgraded.
Off: The system is powered off or
faulty.
MODE (green) Steady on: In dual-system hot backup,
the device works in master mode or
does not work in dual-system hot
backup
A
backup
.
Off: In dual-system hot backup, the
device works in backup mode or is
powered off.
PWR (green) Steady on: The power supply works
properly.
Off: The power supply is powered off
or faulty.
F
Indicator
Description
In
Indicator
(SVN2200)
Description
In
(
S
SYS ACT
(green) Blinking once every 2s (0.5 Hz): indicates that the system is normal.
Blinking twice every 1s (2 Hz) or
steady on: indicates that the system is
starting up.
Blinking eight times every 1s (8 Hz):
S
(
g
indicates that the system software
or configuration file is being upgraded.
Off: indicates that the system is faulty
or not powered on.
FLASH
CARD
(green)
Steady on: indicates that the Flash
interface is working normally.
Off: indicates that the Flash interface
fails or has no connection.
A
(
R
9
Device
e
the power switch of the device to ON (|). When the SYS
p
anel at the interface card side according to the following table.
n
dicator
S
VN5500) Description
T
F CARD
g
reen) Steady on: The micro SD card is installed properly, but does not read or write data.
Blink twice every second (2 Hz): The micro
SD card is reading or writing data.
Blink twice every second (2 Hz) and once
Blink
twice
every
second
(2
Hz)
and
once
every two seconds for ALM: Alarms are
generated upon reading or writing data.
Off: The system is powered off, or the micro
SD card is not installed properly.
A
LM (red) Steady on: The system is faulty.
Blink every two seconds (0.5 Hz): An
anomaly occurs during the auto upgrade, or
reading or writing the data in the micro SD
reading
or
writing
the
data
in
the
micro
SD
card.
Off: The system runs properly or is
powered off.
F
AN (green) Steady on: The fan works properly.
Off: The system is powered off or the fan is
faulty.
ndicator
Description
ndicator
S
VN2200)
Description
S
YS PWR
g
reen) Steady on: indicates that the PWR power supply is working normally.
Off: indicates that the PWR power supply
fails or has no connection.
A
LM
R
ed) Steady on: indicates that the system is faulty. Off: indicates that the system is not
enabled or the system is running
normally.
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2 Log in to the Device
Web UI
Connection
Configuration on the P
Connection
Interface
Configuration
on
the
P
GE0/0/0 (The default IP
address is
192.168.0.1/24.)
Set the IP address of the PC to
o
from 192.168.0.2/24 to 192.168.
0
zIf user name admin and the initial password are used, the sys
zFor how to configure Internet access using a static IP addres
s
CLI
1On the PC, choose Start > All Programs > Accessories >
C
2
3
1. After the console cable is properly connected, log in to the d
e
Windows XP is used in this example.
2
3
Enter the name of the new
connection and click OK.
2Select the seria
l
to the console
p
click OK.
3
After the SVN is powered on, the system displays "Please Pres
s
2Aft i Et t d i d dA
2
.
Aft
er press
i
ng
E
n
t
er, en
t
er user name a
d
m
i
n an
d
passwor
d
A
1
C
Login
User
C
Login
Address
User
Name/Password
o
ne ranging
0
.254/24. http://192.168.0.1 admin/Admin@123
tem will prompt you to change the password.
s
through the Web UI, see the Online Help.
C
ommunications > HyperTerminal.
4
e
vice through the serial port of the PC. HyperTerminal in
4
l
port connected
p
ort cable, and Click Restore Defaults, and then
OK.
4
s
ENTER."
Ad i @123 t th CLI
Ad
m
i
n
@123
t
o access
th
e
CLI
.
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