Allied Telesis 9103, 9102, 9101 manual Installation Overview for, Allied Telesyn 9100 Configuration

1.Installation of Allied Telesyn 9100

1.1Installation Overview for the 9100

1.1.1 Allied Telesyn 9100 Configuration

The Allied Telesyn™ 9100 is shelf mounted with one Central Fabric Controller (CFC12) and Service Modules (SMs) that depend on customer requirements. (Refer to the Allied Telesyn iMAP Component Specification for which SMs can be used.)

Table 1-1, Figure 1-1, and Figure 1-2show the Allied Telesyn 9100 components. Refer to these when perform- ing any task in this document.

The 9100 is offered in these versions:

1.The 9101-A has dual -48VDC power inputs.

2.The 9102-A has a non-redundant AC power supply.

3.The 9103-A has a redundant AC power supply.

TABLE 1-1Listing of components for the 9101 with slot/position and configuration notes

Ref.	Module	Configuration Notes
A	CFC12 - Slot 3	Always provisioned with the CFC12 card and always in slot 3
B	SM slots (0, 1, 2)	At least one is provisioned with an SM card
C	PEM (9101 only)	Power connections. Provides system power and grounding. Includes power feeds A and
		B, ground, common return, and fuses A and B. Not on the 9102/3
D	Console	Provides local connection to PC (RS232)
E	MGMT	Provides connection to ethernet management port (100BaseT)
F	GE2RJ	Provides Fast Ethernet to a close proximity, lower data rate (100M) Ethernet, as well as
		1000BaseT
G	GE4	Provides copper or fiber 1-Gigabit Ethernet uplink interface to WAN. Small Form Factor
		Pluggable (SFP) modules are required
	Back of 9101 unit:	Provides external system alarming functions. ALM IN port and ALM OUT port
	ALM IN, ALM OUT

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