3Com NETBuilder II manual Installing the Hssi Module

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Installation 1-3

Installing the HSSI Module

Installing the HSSI Module

Use this procedure to install the HSSI module into the NETBuilder II base system. You will need a small flathead screwdriver.

NOTE: There are two versions of the NETBuilder II 4-slot and 8-slot chassis. The older, single- wide versions of the NETBuilder II 4-slot and 8-slot chassis have two flipper ejectors for each module. The newer, dual-wide versions have one flipper ejector for each module, except for the top slot which is reserved for the CEC module. When the term “dual-wide NETBuilder II chassis” is used in this manual, it refers to a chassis with only one flipper ejector per module.

1.Select an I/O slot in which to install the HSSI module.

You can install the module in any available I/O slot in the rear of the NETBuilder II base system. The top slot is designated for the CEC module only.

2.Remove the blanking plate from the I/O slot you have selected for the HSSI module.

CEC slot

 

 

 

1

8

I/O slots

2

7

(8)

3

 

 

6

 

4

5

2Push flipper ejector(s) open

3

1

Loosen captive screws

 

 

(with screwdriver if necessary)

Slide blanking plate out of rear panel

CAUTION: Only remove the blanking plate from an I/O slot that will house an I/O module. All unused I/O slots require blanking plate covers to maintain proper cooling of the unit and regulatory compliance. Failure to cover open slots can result in overheating of the NETBuilder II base system and voiding of the warranty.

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Contents Member of the NETBuilder family NETBuilder II Hssi Module Installation Guide3Com Corporation Bayfront Plaza Santa Clara California If you are looking for Turn to How to Use This GuideBefore You Begin Conventions Special Messages Inspect the Hssi module for shipping damage Chapter InstallationBefore Installing the Hssi Module Observe appropriate ESD precautionsVerify that you have received all the contents Select an I/O slot in which to install the Hssi module Installing the Hssi ModuleHand tighten the captive screws. Do not use a screwdriver Lock the board in the slotCabling the Hssi Module for Network Connection Hotswap Internal Loopback testMaintaining the Hssi Module Chapter Troubleshooting and MaintenanceTroubleshooting Startup Problems Preventive MaintenanceReplacing the Hssi Module LEDs Appendix a Hssi Module ComponentsLED Normal Color Indicates Behavior Attribute Description ConnectorsLocation Connector Number of pins Purpose SpecificationsAppendix B Displaying the MAC Address Type 3 to access the MAC address of the Hssi moduleType Y Displaying the MAC Address Appendix C Technical Support Automated Fax ServiceOn-line Technical Services 3Com Product Information ServiceAdapter-Specific Bulletin Board System BBS Warranty InformationAdditional Technical Support Services 3Com Documentation on CD-ROMReturning Products for Repair Before Contacting Your Network SupplierAdditional 3Com Support Services Europe and Africa Equipment Warranties and Repair ServicesPreparing Your Equipment for Shipment Technical Support