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Lightwave Communications 8200 user manual

Models: 8200

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End auxiliary unit with cables

Note that there are no keyboard/mouse lines connected between cascaded units. Keyboard and mouse signals are transported over the serial cables attached to the CONTROL ports.

Once all units are attached in the cascade, turn on power to the users' monitors, and then power up the master unit. Once the master unit has completed its power-on diagnostic, power up the auxiliary units in succession down the cascade. After the auxiliary units have each completed their power-on diagnostics, press Control and Alt Graph simultaneously on one of the user keyboards to display the ServerSwitch 8200 on-screen menu. Scroll down the port numbers on the menu; ports for auxiliary units are displayed by selecting Next unit from the bottom of the on-screen menu. All ports for the master and auxiliary units should be present. If all ports after a particular auxiliary unit are missing, check the CONTROL port connections between that unit and the unit immediately downstream. If this fails to restore those downstream ports, then try changing the cascade position of the last unit that works. If this fails also, and no ports downstream from that unit are present, then contact Lightwave Communications for technical support.

If all ports are present, turn off power to all ServerSwitch 8200 units and the user monitors. Begin connecting the servers to the units as outlined in section 2.3, Connecting Sun® Servers. Start at SWITCHED INPUT port 1 on the master unit, and proceed sequentially from there (i.e., fill ports 1 through 8 on the master, then 1 through 8 on the first auxiliary, etc.). Once all servers have been connected, the ServerSwitch 8200 cascade is ready for use. Input ports may be named as outlined in section 3.4, Naming CPU Ports.

If installing more CPUs to an existing ServerSwitch 8200 cascade, it is not necessary to power down the switch. The server that will be attached should be not be powered until the keyboard/mouse and video cables are connected to the ServerSwitch 8200.

If adding another ServerSwitch 8200 to an existing cascade, it is not necessary to power down the cascaded units or any of the servers attached to the existing cascade.

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8200 specifications

Lightwave Communications has made substantial strides in the field of telecommunications with its innovative product, the Lightwave Communications 8200. This advanced communication platform is designed to meet the increasing demand for high-capacity, reliable, and efficient data transmission, particularly in today’s fast-paced digital landscape.

At the core of the Lightwave Communications 8200 is its ability to support a wide range of applications. It is engineered to accommodate voice, data, and video traffic, making it a versatile choice for various sectors, including telecommunications, broadcasting, and enterprise networks. Its capabilities ensure that users can seamlessly integrate multiple communication formats, enhancing overall productivity and user experience.

One of the most notable features of the 8200 is its cutting-edge optical transmission technology. The platform utilizes dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM), which allows for multiple data streams to be transmitted simultaneously over a single fiber optic cable. This technology maximizes bandwidth efficiency and reduces the need for extensive physical infrastructure, leading to significant cost savings.

The Lightwave Communications 8200 also boasts advanced error correction and signal regeneration technologies. These functionalities ensure that the integrity and quality of the transmitted data are maintained, which is crucial for mission-critical applications. With robust performance in long-distance transmission scenarios, the 8200 is ideal for organizations needing reliable communication over extended reaches.

Furthermore, the platform is designed with scalability in mind. As organizations grow and their communication needs evolve, the Lightwave Communications 8200 can easily be upgraded to handle increased traffic without the need for complete system replacements. This adaptability makes it a future-proof option for businesses looking to invest in long-term communication solutions.

The user-friendly interface of the Lightwave Communications 8200 simplifies management and monitoring. Network administrators can efficiently oversee performance, troubleshoot issues, and implement necessary adjustments with minimal downtime. This ease of use is crucial for maintaining operational efficiency and minimizing disruptions in service.

In conclusion, the Lightwave Communications 8200 represents a significant advancement in the telecommunications sector. Its state-of-the-art features, including DWDM technology, robust error correction, scalability, and user-friendly management tools, make it a top choice for organizations seeking to enhance their communication capabilities in an increasingly digital world.