Disconnecting Other Cables From A Bip - Nortel Passport 15000 Hardware Installation And Maintenance

Hide thumbs Also See for Passport 15000:

Table of Contents

Disconnecting other cables from a BIP

Prerequisites

Procedure steps

Passport 15000, 20000 Hardware Installation, Maintenance, and Upgrade

Disconnect other cables from a BIP to enable its removal for an upgrade or a

replacement due to failure.

You must be familiar with "Safety considerations and best practices"

You need temporary labels for cables.

One at a time, label each black-and-white power output cable to a PIM or

a cooling unit with its relative position at the BIP, and disconnect it by

pinching the tabs on the sides of the connector together and pulling. For

label identiﬁers, refer to the ﬁgure "Cable connections at the rear of a BIP"

One at a time, label each red power and alarm cable with its relative

position at the BIP, and disconnect it by unfastening the small slotted

screws of the D-sub connector and pulling.

One at a time, label each external alarm cable (all of the remaining

cables) with its relative position at the BIP, and disconnect them as

for a D-sub connector, unfasten the 2 small slotted screws on either

side of the connector

for a Berg connector, unplug it while lifting the tab on the side

for a MATE-N-LOK connector, unplug it while lifting the tabs on the

Chapter 17 Hardware procedures 357

Show Quick Links

Table of Contents

Passport 20000