2-3 Cable Connection
This section explains how to connect the fiber optic cables and power cords.
2-3-1 Connecting the fiber optic cables
The fiber optic cables need to be connected to the XG1200’s Xenpak modules.
1. Connect the fiber optic cables to the XG1200.
Connect the fibre optic cables to the Xenpak modules Port 1 - Port 12 on the front.
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Attention
•An fiber optic connector is used when connecting two fiber optic cables. When connectors such as these are used, it is important that they be connected cor- rectly.
•If a connector is misconnected, or cleaned incorrectly, it can be damaged. If the fiber optic connector is dirty or damaged, data transmission may become error- prone and/or unstable.
•It is necessary that the connectors be fixed in the correct position, in order to pro- tect the connector interface against external influences.
•Connection quality is influenced by two factors: the type of connector and whether it is properly cleaned and connected. Optical losses are often caused by dirty fiber connectors. Always keep your connectors clean and protect them with a dust power plug or cover if they are not being used.
•Before connecting any cables or connectors, use an
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