GarrettCom DX40 User Manual
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HAPTER
2 - Installation
Maintenance
DX40 Serial Device Router Installation Guide
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2.3.3.3
Connecting Fiber Ethernet Cables
Ports E1 (and, optionally, E2) can be configured with SFPs to support fiber optic
connections. These ports accept LC type connectors. The procedure for installing these
connectors is given in
connections. These ports accept LC type connectors. The procedure for installing these
connectors is given in
.
Follow the fiber optic safety precautions and steps to install the fiber optic cables to these
ports and refer to
ports and refer to
for Ethernet port locations.
Connect cables to the fiber optic ports as described below:
1. Remove the dust cap from the optical port and from the fiber cable end.
2. Inspect the cable end and the port for contamination. If any contamination is
found clean the port or cable according to
3. Insert the fiber cable connector into the fiber port. Listen for the click that
signifies the connector is properly seated.
4. Give the cable a gentle tug to make sure it is securely installed.
5. Ensure that the cables are properly secured and do not hang freely. Excessive
bending could cause damage to the fiber strand.
6. Return to step one above and connect the remainder of the cables.
2.4
Maintenance
The DX40 is designed to be replaced as a unit. There are no servicing requirements and
there are no user-repairable components in this device. Maintenance is limited to
replacing the unit and cleaning any fiber optic connectors and ports.
there are no user-repairable components in this device. Maintenance is limited to
replacing the unit and cleaning any fiber optic connectors and ports.
The following sections detail disconnecting all connections to the chassis, removing the
chassis, cleaning optical devices and packing the DX40 for return to the manufacturer. If
it is still possible to connect a terminal to the malfunctioning DX40 and retrieve any
configuration data from the device, do so prior to removing power.
chassis, cleaning optical devices and packing the DX40 for return to the manufacturer. If
it is still possible to connect a terminal to the malfunctioning DX40 and retrieve any
configuration data from the device, do so prior to removing power.
2.4.1
Removing the DX40
Removing the DX40 entails disconnecting the network cabling, disconnecting the power
lines and ground lines, and removing the chassis from the rack or other installation
location. The unit can then be packed for shipment to the manufacturer.
lines and ground lines, and removing the chassis from the rack or other installation
location. The unit can then be packed for shipment to the manufacturer.
LASER WARNING: DO NOT LOOK INTO A FIBER OPTIC CABLE OR PORT! These can
produce invisible light that may do serious eye damage. Always assume that fiber optic cables or
ports are actively radiating light energy.
produce invisible light that may do serious eye damage. Always assume that fiber optic cables or
ports are actively radiating light energy.