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Sensus FPA Installation Manual 150-00006.01.04 Document History The Sensus FPA Installation manual provides detailed safety instructions, specifications and installation instructions. The document history table that follows is used to track changes to this document, providing an historical summary as the product evolves and matures.
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Fiber Mountain, Inc. The information in this document is subject to change without notice. Fiber Mountain assumes no responsibility for any damages arising from the use of this document, including but not limited to, lost revenue, lost data, claims by third parties, or other damages.
Installation of Sensus FPA ..................24 Installing the Modules into the Sensus Chassis ............24 Fiber Cable Support ....................25 Attaching Sensus Cable Fingers and Rack-Mounting the Sensus Chassis ....26 4.3.1 Installing the LC-to-LC extension ..............27 Powering the Sensus Device .................. 29 Front Panel LC Tx and Rx Port Legend ...............
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Table of Figures Figure 4-1: Sensus Cable Support Fingers ................25 Figure 4-2: Sensus with cable support fingers attached to rack mount ears ......26 Figure 4-3: Sensus Extended Rack Mount Ears ..............27 Figure 4-4: Installing LC-to-LC Extension Cover ..............28 Figure 5-1: 96xLC to 8xMPO-12 Port Mapping ..............
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Fiber Mountain has not approved any changes or modifications to this device by the user. Any changes or modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. See 47 CFR Sec.
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• Safety Checks - After service, assemble this equipment and perform safety checks to ensure it is safe to use before putting it back into operation. Accessories Use only attachments or accessories specified by Fiber Mountain Inc. Se il vous plaît lire ce manuel en entier Important Se il vous plaît lire l'intégralité...
Patching modules should also make complete contact with the backplane Sensus patching modules are hot-swappable. To remove a patching module, simply pull it out of the chassis. Figure 4-1 Sensus Module Slots...
150-00006.01.04 4.2 Fiber Cable Support The Sensus cable support fingers are used on the front of the device to maintain the proper bend tension to prevent damage to cabling. The stylus for the management screen is also hung from the cable support fingers by the included tether. These fingers secure to the front of the rack mount ears as well as to the rack itself, and must be installed when the chassis is mounted to the rack (see Section 0 for instructions on cable support finger installation).
¼ inch to avoid damage. The Sensus cable fingers are used to maintain the proper bend tension to prevent damage to cabling. These fingers secure to the rack mount ears as well as to the rack itself, and must be installed when the chassis is mounted to the rack.
150-00006.01.04 4.4 Powering the Sensus Management Module The Sensus Management Module is powered by two redundant 100-240V AC power supplies, or by Power-over-Ethernet (PoE+) interface. PoE+ is used only when AC power is unavailable. Note: PoE should not be used as a backup for AC power. In the event of power loss to both AC supplies, the IPSM device will restart before PoE+ can be used.
6.2 Changing the Local/SHH IP Address 6.2.1 Changing IP Address from the LCD screen Sensus devices ship from the factory with DHCP enabled, which allows the device to be auto- discovered by AllPath Director. To change the IP of the Sensus, follow these steps: 1.
1. Configuration will be done via Linux CLI craft (RS232) port on the Sensus or via SSH connection 2. Attach serial cable from the Sensus front panel craft (RJ-45) port to DB-9 serial port on PC 3. Login with username (default: SysAdmin) and password (default: Password1) 4.
6.4 Tail the Sensus log via the SSH craft port A user can access the device’s log via the SSH port using the following process: 1. Configuration will be done via Linux CLI craft (RS232) port on the Sensus Management Module or via SSH connection 2.
150-00006.01.04 6.5 Changing the hostname of the Sensus device A user can change the hostname of the Sensus device through either an SSH session or the serial console port connection. However, both /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts must be modified in order for the change to take effect.
Figure 6-5: Toggling SFP Functionality 6.7 Discovering Sensus products with APD There are three processes for discovering Sensus products within AllPath Director: auto- discovery through DHCP, auto-discovering through the device, and manual discovery through the FMI Controller in AllPath Director. All three methods are explained in detail in the Glass Core Operations Manual (Document part #: 150-00009).
7. ICID Capability and Cable Presence Sensus ports can detect presence of both ICID and non-ICID cables. When a cable is inserted into the port, the port’s LED will flash four times. The LED flashes green for ICID cables and amber for non-ICID cables.
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Fiber Mountain, Inc. The information in this document is subject to change without notice. Fiber Mountain assumes no responsibility for any damages arising from the use of this document, including but not limited to, lost revenue, lost data, claims by third parties, or other damages.
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