Power Modules, Cabling Options | 3Com Hub 1000 SX manual

Power Modules

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Power Modules

At least one SuperStack II Advanced Redundant Power System Power Module Type 2 is required for each SuperStack II hub that you want to protect. The Hub 1000 SX requires the 100-watt, 3.3-volt version of the module (part number 3C16074).

One Advanced RPS with Power Modules conﬁgured with straight cables for standard usage can contain a maximum of four 100-watt Power Modules (and four 60-watt Power Modules), or eight 60-watt Power Modules. If each Power Module is conﬁgured for full redundancy with a SuperStack II Advanced Redundant Power System Y Cable Type 2 (part number 3C16079), an Advanced RPS can contain a maximum of eight 100-watt Power Modules, supporting as many as four Hub 1000 SX units.

Using the cable supplied with the Power Module, you connect the Power Module to the DC power connector located on the rear panel of the Hub 1000 SX. (For the DC power connector location, see Figure 2-1.)

In the event of a failure in a Power Module, an alert is automatically sent to the Advanced RPS management console software.

Cabling Options

You can supply AC power and DC power to the Hub 1000 SX simultaneously, so that if an AC power failure occurs, the hub switches to DC power supplied by the Advanced RPS unit. You can also supply only DC power to the hub with the Advanced RPS unit.

Table 2-4 summarizes the Advanced RPS conﬁguration options.

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Contents

User Guide SuperStack II Hub 1000 SXA member of the 3Com SuperStack II System UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT LEGENDS 3Com Corporation 5400 Bayfront Plaza Santa Clara, California 2 INSTALLING THE HUB CONTENTSABOUT THIS GUIDE 1 INTRODUCTION 3 MAKING CONNECTIONS A USING THE CONSOLE PORTPOST Messages GLOSSARY INDEX 3COM CORPORATION LIMITED WARRANTY SPECIFICATIONSTECHNICAL SUPPORT FCC CLASS A VERIFICATION STATEMENTPage FIGURES Page Port Conﬁguration Menu TABLESPage Icon ABOUT THIS GUIDENotice Type Description SETDEFAULT !0 -IP NETaddr = CommandsMenu commands and buttons Hub 1000 SX INTRODUCTIONGeneral Description and Uplink DownlinksFull-Duplex Operation Flow Control Functions Features and SuperStack II Hub 1000 SX User Guide INSTALLING THE HUB Hub Description The hub’s front and rear panels are shown in Figure Connecting the Hub Installing and 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 for the other side of the hub Table 2-1 Downlink Connections ConnectorMaximum Cable Type Indicator Table 2-2 Hub 1000 SX IndicatorsColor Status GBIC Module Connecting aThe gigabit interface connector GBIC port on the rear panel of the Power Systems Using Optional Cabling Options Power Modules Table 2-4 Advanced RPS Conﬁguration Options A hub connects to a UPS unit through the hub’s AC power cord You can connect a UPS unit to an Advanced RPS unit as long as you do not exceed the maximum wattage 325 watts for the UPS unit. To verify that the UPS unit’s maximum wattage is not exceeded, calculate the total power consumption of all units connected to the Advanced RPS. If the result is less than 325 watts, your conﬁguration is safe if the result is greater than 325 watts, then there are too many units connected to the Advanced RPS Page Table 3-1 Gigabit Ethernet Maximum Cable Lengths MAKING CONNECTIONS Aggregating Power WorkgroupServers connecting to the network backbone. See Figure The Hub 1000 SX does not support bandwidth aggregation trunking SwitchesYou can use the Hub 1000 SX downlinks to aggregate 10/100 Mbps 3-4 CHAPTER 3 MAKING CONNECTIONS Figure 3-3 Aggregated Switches Connection Figure 3-4 Mixed Connection ConnectingThe best use of the hub uplink is as a backbone connection to a 3Com Table 3-2 Troubleshooting Tips Figure 3-6 Uplink Connection to a 10/100 Mbps SwitchSymptom Solution USING THE CONSOLE PORT With Power Connecting theRequirements Console Port To connect the console port when the hub is disconnected from powerConnecting the Console Port A-3 Disconnected message, return the hub to the supplier Logging OnAfter 4 minutes of inactivity, the CLI logs off automatically Port Settings PasswordChanging the Conﬁguring To display the Port Conﬁguration menu Table A-2 Port Conﬁguration Menu Configuring Port Settings A-8 APPENDIX A USING THE CONSOLE PORT Configuring Port Settings and be conﬁgured to receive pause frames Configuring Port Settings A-11 Hub Status Displayingmatrix, Y indicates yes and n indicates no. See Table A-3 Table A-3 Hub Status Information Displaying Hub Status A-13 A-14 APPENDIX A USING THE CONSOLE PORT Restoring the Factory Default Settings Firmware Image Updating theentering option Checking the Xmodem-CRC To transfer the ﬁrmware image ﬁle Logging Off during a ﬁrmware update, the CLI displays the following messagelog in again. To restart the ﬁle transfer, repeat steps 6 and Table A-5 Fatal Error Messages Table A-4 File Transfer Error MessagesWhile saving port settings or Physical Dimensions SPECIFICATIONSEnvironmental Operating Ranges Page Board Service ServicesTECHNICAL SUPPORT Online Technical Access by Digital Modem Access by Analog Modem1 408 654 C-2 APPENDIX C TECHNICAL SUPPORT Local access numbers are available within the following countries Czech Republic/Slovak Santa Clara, CaliforniaCentral European HQ 305 261 3266 Miami, Florida To obtain an RMA number, call or fax Page GLOSSARY cable is based on CSMA/CD Carrier Sense Multiple Access/Collision Carrier Sense Multiple Access/Collision Detection. Channel accessaccess method transmission of light signals incoming IEEEﬂow control Mbps control. See also asymmetric ﬂow control, ﬂow control, pause frame INDEX SymbolsNumbers Page Switch 9300 3-2, 3-3 Page STANDARD WARRANTY SERVICE 3Com Corporation LIMITED WARRANTYHARDWARE SOFTWARE LIMITATION OF LIABILITY FCC CLASS A VERIFICATION STATEMENTGOVERNING LAW