HP 6000 Router manual RPU Removal Installation, Remove an RPU, Install an RPU

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RPU Removal and

Installation

Remove an RPU

1Power off the router. (If there are two power modules installed, turn both of them off.)

2Loosen the captive screws at both sides of the RPU.

3Pull the handles at both side of the RPU outward and gently pull the RPU out along the guides until the whole card is separated from the chassis.

Figure 3 RPU Removal

Install an RPU

1Power off the router. (If there are two power modules installed, turn both of them off.)

2Align the corners of the far edge with the guides in RPU slot and push the RPU inside the router. At the same time, push the handles at both sides of the RPU inward until it touches the RPU panel.

3Fasten the captive screws and fix the RPU on the router.

4Turn ON power.

5Check if the fan status indicator on the RPU is normal after powering on the router.

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Contents Router 6000 Family Installation Guide 01752-3064 3Com CorporationCampus Drive Marlborough, MAContents Register Your Product to Gain Service Benefits Troubleshooting Application Software UpgradeList conventions that are used throughout this guide About this GuideConventions Communication protocols that are used to interconnect WANsUse the display user-interface RelatedDocumentation RouterMain features of 6000 Routers Introducing the Router FamilyIntroduction Abundant fault isolation methods Front Panel Router ModelStructure ComponentsRear Panel of the 3Com Router Rear PanelFront Panel Rear Panel of the 3Com Router Sdram System descriptionSystem Description of 6040 6040 60806000 Routers modules include RPU, PSU PWR, FAN, and FICs Provides the hardware reset button, ResetIntroduction to General ModulesAttribute Description Interface Console interfaceConsole interface attributes LED and button DescriptionMDI AUX interfaceEthernet interface AUX interface attributesLED LEDs Front Panel of AC Power Module PWR LED descriptionFan Location General Site Installing the RouterTemperature/Humidity requirements in the equipment room Limitation on dust content in equipment roomEven the entire Router Name Quantity Safety RecommendationsCheck Router Accessories 3Com 6000 Routers and accessorieSET Installation Tools Meters EquipmentInstallation 6000 Router dimensionsModel Dimensions mm Various FICs Installing ModulesRecommended AC power socket Connect AC Power Cord AC power supplyAC power input range 100 to 240V, 50/60Hz AC Cable-retention clip Power switch AC inputConnect console cable Console cableAUX cable Console failure, AUX can function as a console interfaceInstalling the Router Environment Configuring the RouterConfiguration EstablishingConfiguring the Router Establishing Configuration Environment Configuring the Router Following information displays on the screen Select booting device and download applicationsStartup Process Self-test on Sdram Display system informationInitialize the system Router Configuration FundamentalsProcedure Decompress ApplicationSnmp Management Performs the local configuration through CON portSlot 5 Slot 7Slot 8 Slot Interface numbering rule SlotSoftware Maintenance Software Maintenance OverviewBoot Menu Modifying serial port parameters Boot Sub-menuUpgrading Boot main system LargeBootrom through serial port Starting Boot main systemStarting application program from Flash Starting host program in default modeEntering serial port sub-menu Entering Ethernet port sub-menu Available Boot Device wancomThen the system enters boot file control menu Displaying available boot files in the FlashModifying Flash description area Returning to Boot main menu Setting the main boot fileSetting the backup boot file Available boot filesProgram Upgrading Program Files Using Xmodem ProtocolIgnoring system configuration Rebooting the systemXmodem File Setting ParametersVia Ethernet Port Building up upgrade environmentUpgrading Application ProgramConfiguring the Router Software Maintenance Removal Hardware MaintenancePower Module HardwareRemove a Fan Install a FanFan Removal Right side inside the integrated chassisRPU Removal Installation Install an RPURemove an RPU Hardware Maintenance Configuration System TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Power System TroubleshootingDisplays the following prompt Troubleshooting Application Software UpgradeTroubleshooting Upgrade device of 6000 RouterTroubleshooting Application Software Upgrade Troubleshooting Flexible Interface Cards FIC CategoriesFollowing are the FICs available for 6000 Series Routers 3C13861 Port 10/100 FICEthernet Cable Make Ethernet cablePort 100 FX MM FIC 1-port 100BASE-F SM FIC interface attributes SC optical fiber connectorPort Enhanced Serial FIC 3C13863FIC 3C13864 DTE, DCE Port FIC24 RS232 DTE 24 RS232 DCE 35 DTE 35 DCE 21 DTE 21 DCE Attribute Description Synchronous AsychronousDDN leased line Terminal accessService Front panel of 8-port FIC is shown as followsConnecting the Interface Cable Interface Attributes Port Channelized FICPort Fractional FIC E1 FIC Following table describes the LEDs on the card panels LEDs on the Card PanelData is being transceived 120-ohm 4E1 adapter cable Port Fractional T1 FIC Internal DIP SwitchInterface cables Port Channelized T1/PRI FICPort Channelized T1/PRI FIC panel Interface attributes of FICcardsPort Channelized E3 FIC Interface attributes Port Channelized E3 FIC 3C13888Main functions of 1-port Channelized E3 FIC include Interface AttributesPort Channelized T3 1CT3 3C13889 Connect Interface CableMain functions of 1-port Channelized T3 FIC include CT3 Following table describes the LEDs on the card panelPort T3 interface attributes LED description of 1-port T3 FICOC-3/SDH Following figure illustrates the 1-port OC-3 ATM SM panelPort OC ATM Attribute Port OC-3 ATM SML SonetLED description of the ATM cards Port Adsl overPots FIC 3C13872 Following figure illustrates the 1-port OC-3 ATM SML panelPort Adsl FIC interface attributes Attribute Port Adsl FICFIC-1ADSL Pstnm LED description 2-port Adsl FICFlexible Interface Cards Obtaining Support for Your Product Contact Us Telephone TechnicalSupport and Repair US and Canada Telephone Technical Support and Repair Latin America Telephone Technical Support and RepairAppendix a Obtaining Support for Your Product