HP P4459A manual Preparation

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HP P4459A 8-Port Fibre Loop Switch Installation & Operation Guide

•Step 4: Attach the Sleeves to the Front Rack Columns

•Step 5: Attach the Switch Rails to the Switch Chassis

•Step 6: Install the Switch

•Step 7: Complete the Installation

Step 1: Preparation

Before you install the switch into an HP rack, refer to the rack documentation as you extend the anti-tip foot or ensure that the anti-tip feature is installed. Lower the leveler feet.

Caution: Do the following to prevent the rack enclosure from tipping over. Failure to take these precautions could result in serious injury and equipment damage.

•Extend the anti-tip foot, or verify that the anti-tip feature is installed.

•Verify that the leveler feet are lowered.

•Do NOT extend more than one piece of equipment at a time out from the front of the rack.

Use the original ordering information to locate where each component goes in the rack. If the original ordering information is not available, use the HP Rack Assistant software to determine where to mount the switch in the rack.

Use tape or a marker pen to mark the bottom of the single EIA unit required by the switch. For EIA unit boundaries, refer to Figure 7 and Figure 8.

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Contents HP Part Number Audience Assumptions Safety Instructions Symbols Used on EquipmentSymbols in Text Contents Appendix B Regulatory Information Preface Related PublicationsRelated Web Sites Chapter Introducing the HP P4459A Port Fibre Loop Switch Fibre Loop Switch FeaturesGbic Ports Front View of the Fibre Loop Switch Front Panel LEDsLEDs Switching Operation Switching Using Fibre Channel ProtocolFibre Channel Arbitration in the Fibre Loop Switch Fibre Loop Switch Initialization Introducing the HP P4459A 8-Port Fibre Loop Switch Page Installing the Fibre Loop Switch Unpacking the Fibre Loop SwitchInstalling and Removing GBICs Fibre Loop Switch Installing a GbicRemoving a Gbic Remove any cables attached to the GbicRack Mounting the Fibre Loop Switch Rack InstallationRack Installation Basics Mounting in HP Systems Racks Tools Required Preparation Marking Holes and Attaching Barrel Nuts on HP Systems Racks Mark the Rack Column Holes Place the Barrel Nuts on the Rack ColumnsInstalling the Fibre Loop Switch Attach the Sleeves to the Front Rack Columns Identify the six Torx screws Attaching Sleeves to an HP Systems Rack Installing the Fibre Loop Switch Attach the Switch Rails to the Switch Chassis Securing the Switch Rails to the SwitchInstall the switch Installing the Switch into an HP Systems Rack Complete the Installation Connect the appropriate AC power cord to the switchRetract the anti-tip foot, if desired Powering up a System Cabling for the Fibre Loop SwitchCopper cable requirements for the Fibre Loop Switch Chapter Fibre Loop Switch Troubleshooting General Maintenance ConsiderationsTroubleshooting the Switch Reading the LED IndicatorsReading The Power, Fault, and Initialization LEDs Reset Button ConnectionsTemperature Control Fibre Channel CablesFans Filler PanelPage Appendix a Fibre Loop Switch Functional Specifications SwitchingPhysical Specifications Environmental SpecificationsElectrical Specifications LED SpecificationsFibre Channel Communications Regulatory CertificationVcci V3 1997, Class a Page Appendix B Regulatory Information Regulatory NoticesElectromagnetic Compliance Class a Accessories Class a EquipmentFor products labeled as Class a Class a Warning Radio Frequency Emissions Warning for Accessories Declaration of Conformity US and EU Declaration of ConformityRegulatory Notices Product Safety Laser Safety Germany Class Laser Product Lasser Klasse 1 Produkt Appendix C Warranty and Support Hardware Accessories Limited WarrantyHewlett-Packard Hardware Accessories HP Repair and Telephone Support Third-Party Hardware ProductsCanada Other CountriesWorld Wide Web Page Glossary Transmission sent to all NPorts on a network ElectroMagnetic Compatibility FC-PH Fpga Time delay of data traffic through a network or a switch Lilp Lpsm OFC Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop that is connected to a fabric SAN Physical or logical layout of nodes on a network