AC Power Cable
Appearance
Connection
An AC power cable
connects the following:
- The AC input power jack on the chassis
- The other end is connected to the AC power supply
DC Power Cables
Appearance
-48V DC power return cable
-48V DC power cable
Connection
A DC power cable
connects the following two interfaces:
- Input power jack on the chassis
- Output power interface on an external power system
NOTE:
A-48V power return
cable is black and is connected to the RTN(+) terminal of the DC power supply.
A -48V power cable is blue and is connected to the NEG(-) terminal of the DC
power supply.
Ground Cable
Appearance
Connection
A ground cable
connects the chassis to the ground.
Console Cable
Appearance and Structure
Connection
A console cable
connects the console port of the device to the serial port of an operation
terminal to transmit configuration data. A shielded cable or an unshielded
cable can be used according to the onsite situation. A console cable connects
the device and terminal as follows:
- The 8-pin RJ45 connector is inserted into the console port of the device
- The DB9 female connector is connected to an operation terminal, which is usually a PC.
Network Cable
The network cables
are classified into straight-through cables and crossover cables.
- The straight-through cable uses two RJ45 connectors, which have the same pinout.
- The crossover cable uses two RJ45 connectors, which have difference pinouts.
Appearance and Structure
NOTE:
- Generally, a network cable is a standard unshielded network cable that uses RJ45 connectors.
- The appearances of the straight-through cable and the crossover cable are the same.
Optical Fiber
Optical fiber classification
NOTICE:
When connecting or
removing the LC/PC optical connector, align the connector with the optical
interface, and do not rotate the fiber. Pay attention to the following points:
- Align the head of the fiber jumper with the optical interface and insert the optical fiber into the interface gently.
- To remove the fiber, press the latch on the connector and pull the fiber out.
Common optical connectors
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