Q-Logic 16HA Manuel D’Utilisation
Preliminar
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GBIC
SANbox-16HA Fibre Channel Switch
Installer’s/User’s Manual
59005-03 Rev. A
Removal/Replacement Procedures
4-3
GBIC
GBICs may be removed and replaced with the Switch power on without disrupting
traffic on other ports.
traffic on other ports.
Removal
1.
Disconnect the cable (if one is connected) from the GBIC you are removing.
2.
Remove GBICs. Some GBICs have individual latches; others are operated by
a built-in bail. To remove GBICs that have individually operated latches, as
shown in
a built-in bail. To remove GBICs that have individually operated latches, as
shown in
, do the following:
a.
Using the thumb and forefinger of one hand, grasp the GBIC and press
both latches toward the center of the GBIC.
both latches toward the center of the GBIC.
b.
While squeezing, withdraw the GBIC from the chassis. When the
GBIC is withdrawn, a spring-loaded door will close the port opening.
GBIC is withdrawn, a spring-loaded door will close the port opening.
Figure 4-3 Removing GBICs that have individually operated latches
NOTE:
The force required to overcome the friction of the pins in the GBIC
connector and withdraw it from the chassis may be more than you can
exert without your fingers slipping off the latches. If you have trouble,
try a piece of double-backed tape under your thumb and forefinger to
get a better grip on the GBIC. Do not use pliers or similar tools. You
may damage the GBIC.
The force required to overcome the friction of the pins in the GBIC
connector and withdraw it from the chassis may be more than you can
exert without your fingers slipping off the latches. If you have trouble,
try a piece of double-backed tape under your thumb and forefinger to
get a better grip on the GBIC. Do not use pliers or similar tools. You
may damage the GBIC.
GBIC
Latch