HP A6604 Installation Manual page 40

No SFP module is shipped with the device.

Use only the SFP modules provided by HP. The device cannot recognize SFP modules from

other manufacturers.
For the connection of electrical Ethernet interfaces or optical Ethernet interfaces, refer to

"Connecting Ethernet Cables" in Chapter 4 "Installing the Router".
Interface modules supported by FIP
HIMs supported by the device provide a bus processing capability of up to 10 Gbps, which can
meet the high-speed performance requirements of users. In addition, the modular architecture
allows the device to support a wide range of optional MIMs. The interface module series provide
abundant interfaces such as synchronous serial interface, Ethernet interface, POS interface,
and E1 interface.
For the interface modules supported by the device, see
Table 1-34 FIP's support for HIMs and MIMs
Interface module
HIM
MIM
State description of the FIP
A FIP can be in one of six states as shown in
Table 1-35 State description of FIPs
Status
Absent
Disable
Fault
Normal
Startup
Wait
Use the display version command to view the state of all slots. For example:
<HP> display device
Slot No. Board type
--------------------------------------------------------
0 RPE-X1
1 N/A
2 FIP-100
3 FIP-200
Table 1-36 display device command output description
Slot No
Board type
FIP-100
Not supported
Supported
Table 1-35
Meaning
Out of position
Powered off through the CLI
Faulty
Normal
Powered on
Wait due to insufficient power
Status Primary
Normal Master
Absent N/A
Normal N/A
Disable N/A
Field
Table 1-34.
FIP-110
Not supported Supported
Supported Supported
No FIP is installed in a slot of the router.
The user powers off a FIP through the CLI.
The system fails to identify a FIP.
The FIP has completed the startup process and
works normally.
The FIP is being powered on.
The FIP is waiting for being powered on due to
insufficient power.
SubSlots
0
N/A
4
2
Slot number of the board
Type of the board
FIP-200 FIP-210
Supported
Supported
Remarks
Description