
OTU-8000(EOTU8000E)- Getting Started Manual – Ref 7OTU80060/00 – January 2013 – Copyright © 2013 JDSU 2
Click the OTU-8000 on the brackets.
Fix the spacers in which the plexy protector will be screwed in.
Mark for wrench
HS8 1/4’’ (Inch)
2. ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
The OTU-8000 works on a DC -48V power supply. It supports a dual feed.
If using only one source, screw the
source’s wires inside the 5 points
connector as (one of the options)
shown opposite.
Wrap the power cables around the
ferite delivered.
Use the ground connector supplied
to connect the OTU-8000 to the
ground.
SWITCH ON/OFF PROCEDURES
The OTU-8000 has no ON/OFF button.
It is automatically switched ON once the power is plugged in.
SWITCH-OFF PROCEDURE
To switch the OTU-8000 off, the user must follow the procedure below
1. Keep the
OFF button pressed for about 3 sec.
2. Wait for the LED Standby to be solid green.
3. Unplug the Power-Supply connector.
OTU-8000(EOTU8000E)- Getting Started Manual – Ref 7OTU80060/00 – January 2013 – Copyright © 2013 JDSU 3
Test
Main
Backup
Stanby
Power
Unit
Local Off
Fuse
3. COMMUNICATION
The OTU-8000 is setup in DHCP mode with a host name such as: otu-8000e-5002 (5002
is the serial number)
To change the host name or the IP configuration follow the process below:
Plug in a PC (set in DHCP to obtain an IP automatically) to the RJ45 labelled
BACK/LOC.
Press the button Local during few seconds until the LED Main flashes.
48 V DC
Local buttonEthernet Cable
To enter the OTU’s network information:
Open your Web Browser http://192.168.1.1 .
Login as “user install”.
5In the configuration menu go to the Ethernet tab and indicate the OTU Network
settings:
-Hostname
-IP Address
-IP Sub-Mask
-IP Gateway
-Domain Name
-DNS Server address
To use the backup communication or to set up IPV6 please refer to the complete user
manual.