a, Gigatignt 1 G-1000D-1U-8-2A-DCI 1U 1.6T DCI BOX 1 HARDWARE INSTALLATION MANUAL ENGLISH / REV. 1.04 PRECAUTIONS Please read the following precautions carefully before installing and using the product. The company is not responsible for any loss caused by safety violation. Pree The transceiver, plugged into the line port of the device, emits invisible laser radiation of high power. During operation of the device, do not took straight at the end face of its connector under any circumstances to avoid eyes and skin burning The device contains precision optical components. In order to prevent serious impact damage to it, please avoid violent vibration and collision, Pigtails are easy to break, please handle with care The device contains electrostatic sensitive components - please handle with care and ensure that the grounding is good and the power supply is stable. Do not disassemble the device without authorization - it may cause irreversible damage. The company will regard the unauthorized disassembly of the device as a warranty right disclaimer.ZO iwrropuction G-1000D-1U-8-2A-DCI G-1000D-1U-8-2A-DCl - 1U modular chassis with ultra-high service capacity, specially designed for ultra-long-haul DWOM coherent links to realize interconnection and service transmission between multiple data centers. It supports up to 4 x 4006 OTN extension boards. Each board provides 2 x 2006 CFP? line ports and 4 x 1006 QSFP28 client ports. Modular chassis design is cost-effective solution, which allows flexible and smooth customization of service capacity from 2006 to 1.6Tb. OD APPLICATION Customer switch 6-1000D-1U-8-2A-DCI Transmission 100 asFP28 1006 asFP28 DEMUX —— EDFA G-10000-1U-8-2A-DCI realizes direct and reverse OEO signal conversion from several conventional short-range transceivers to single long-haul OWOM coherent transceiver with adjustable wavelength,HARDWARE OVERVIEW FRONT PANEL Extension slot #1 Extension slot #2 Extension slot #3 {4006 OTN card ‘4006 OTN card {4006 OTN ears ‘4006 OTN card Extension slot #4 The device front panel has modular design with 4 extension slots for 4O0G OTN card (6-OTU-204). Each OTN card provides 2 x 2006 CFP2 line ports and 4 x 1006 QSFP28 client ports. OTN cards are hot-swappable and can be plugged into any free slot. Number of OTN cards is defined by the customer order. OTN cards are delivered separately or within the chassis 1006 QSFP28 aHARDWARE OVERVIEW REAR PANEL Service slot #1 Service slot #2 Service slot #3 Service slot # 6 800W Power supaly Management cards 000 Power supply The device rear panel has modular design with 6 service slots. By default, the device comes with 2 800W power supplies (AC or DC) and 2 fan modules. Number of management cards is defined by the customer order. The device engages only one power supply and management card at a time (second power supply and management card are backup). All service cards and modules are hot-swappable. G-1U-DCI-NMU G-CRPS-Dc800 G-1U-DCI-FAN G-CRPS-AC8007 Accessories Power cable A 1x Console cabledT DEVICE PARAMETERS Operating environment Dimension ‘0 (W) 44 (1) 595 (0) (mm) Mechanical parameters Full weight 5 15kg Operating temperature -10c™ 0c" Relative humiity 5% . 95% non-condensing Storage environment Ambient temperature -40C* 80? Relative humiity 5% . 95% non-condensing Supply voltage acjpe 220 AC (voltage range 90V-265V) or -48V OC (valtage range -36V--72V) The maximum power consumption ofthe whole machine 2 COOLING air buct = 700 The cooling fan modules are installed on the back of the chassis, providing front-to-back air flows, that, meets ventilation requiements of the data centers. When installing the equipment, make sure there are 1no obstructions within 4Omm of the front and rear sides of the chassis to ensure smooth air ducts and stable operation of the equipment. Fan modules support hot swap, fan status and speed reporting,MGMT INTERFACES FRONT PANEL Line ports Client ports Provides connection of 2006 CFP2 Coherent transceivers, Number of available line ports depends on Unepart | oFP2 umber of OTN cards engaged. Min: 2 x ports. Max: 8 x ports. Provides connection of 1008 OSFP28 transceivers (SR/DR/FR/LR) and cables (ACC/PCC/AOC). Number er eta iceeaee ‘of available client ports depends on number of OTN cards engaged. Min: 4x pots. Max: 6 x ports MoMT US (Ethernet) | Provides access to chassis network management functions: WEB/SNMP/TELNET & 03 2 Pw RE Per a Light of PW | Power Card on card off C1 | Client side 1 Normal operation | Major or minor alert Emergency alert, 00 low or no RX power 2 | Client side 2 Normal operation | Major or minor alert Emergency alert 00 low or no RX power 3 | client side3 Normal operation | Major or minor alert Emergency alert tow or no RK ch | client side 4 Normal operation | Major or minor alert Emergency alert | Too ow or no RX power Ur | tine side? Normal operation | Major o minor alert Emergency alert tow or no Rk \2 | Line side? Normal operation | Major or minor alert Emergency alert, 00 low or no RX power a Green LE 0 Pert connection status Connection establishes Connection not established Yellow Data transmission status (ashing) Data transmission No data transmissionINTERFACES REAR PANEL oS DC Power socket, RST SFP 12 CON AC Power socket oo Port type cy con USB Type-C (Serial port) | Provides access ta chassis Cammand Line Interface (CLI) SFP 12 srP vides access ta chassis network management functions: WEB/SNMPYTELNET For manual NMU card made switchover {master/stav). If the orginal NMU is a master card. hold down the RST key for 3 ids and the card wil switchover to the slave made If he original NMU isa slave card, hold down the RST key fr 3 1s and the card wil switchover to the master mode, rst pwal Fant PWR 12 | Power supply 1.2 operating status Power supply 1.2 is working property ower supply 1.2 working ubnormally FAN | Fan modules operating status AlLfans are working properly Atleast Ifan is working ubnormally RUN | NMU card operating status NMU card is working properly [NMU card ie working ubnormally FP 12 | SFP transceiver connection status SFP transceiver 12 is detecting RX signal | SFP transceiver 12s not detecting RX signalSAFETY PRECAUTIONS 1 INSTALLATION PREPARATION GENERAL PRECAUTIONS - Make sure the floor of the installation site is dry and flat - Make sure that you have taken anti-skid measures - Keep the device clean and dust-free. Do not place the device in a damp place ELECTRICITY SAFETY ~ Carefully check whether there are potential dangers such as ungrounded power supply, unreliable power supply grounding, and wet floor in the work area - Before installation, find out the location of the emergency power switch in the room where the equipment is located, When an accident occurs, cut off the emergency power switch first ~ Be sure to unplug all external cables (including the power cord) before moving the device. ~ When conducting live maintenance, itis recommended that two or more people be present on the site. - When turning off the power, confirm that the neutral and live wires of the equipment have been disconnected. ELECTROSTATIC SAFETY ~ To avoid electrostatic damage to the electronic components of the device, it is necessary to take anti-static measures. ~ If you need to install or replace various parts of the device, especially when there are parts with circuit boards, you must wear an anti-static wrist. - When holding the circuit board, please take the edge of the circuit board, and it is forbidden to touch the components and printed circuits. LASER SAFETY - For optical transceivers and passive devices with optical interfaces, avoid looking straight at the laser beams emitted inside them to avoid damage to your eyes and skin1 INSTALLATION PREPARATION ENVIRONMENTAL INSPECTION TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY The ambient humidity of the equipment room should be controlled at 5 to 95% (non-condensing), IF the relative humidity is too high, it is easy to cause poor insulation effect of insulating materials or even leakage, and it will also cause corrosion of metal parts If the relative humidity is too low, it is easy to generate static electricity. The ambient temperature of the equipment room should be controlled at 0 to 40°C. If the ambient temperature is too high, the aging process of components and insulating materials will be accelerated If the ambient temperature is too low, it may cause unstable system operation CLEANLINESS AND VENTILATION ~ Dust falling on the chassis body will cause electrostatic adsorption, which will not only affect the life of the equipment, but also easily cause communication failures. Therefore, the environment where the device is placed should be kept clean to a certain extent. Itis forbidden to place the equipment in a dusty environment. ~ Ensure that there is at least 40 mm space at the air inlet and air outlet of the device, and maintain good ventilation to facilitate the heat dissipation of the chassis. POWER SUPPLY CONDITIONS - Check whether the power supply in the computer room meets the equipment requirements, whether the voltage is consistent and whether power supply system is stable, - When using the power outlet to provide the nearest AC power supply for the equipment, make sure to use the power outlet with the grounding protection connector, and ensure that the grounding protection point of the power supply is reliably connected in the building, ~ Make sure that the computer room, cabinet or workbench has good and reliable grounding conditions. ELECTROMAGNETIC CONDITIONS ~ Keep away from high-power radios, radar transmitters and high-frequency high-current equipment. ~ The equipment application environment needs to have first-level lightning protection measures. - The power supply system should be used independently as much as possible and take effective measures to prevent grid interference. - Ensure that the grounding effect of the power supply of the equipment is good, or add a lightning protection device.J CHASSIS INSTALLATION STEP 1. ~ Before touching the chassis or transceivers, wear an ESD wrist strap or ESD gloves to protect chassis againts antistatic discharge. - Check the grounding and stability of the cabinet, and confirm that there are no obstacles in and around the cabinet that may affect the installation of the equipment. ~ Confirm that the cabinet has good ventilation and heat dissipation STEP 2. ~ Fasten mounting brackets on the both sides of chassis with 10 x M4 screws, STEP 3. = Choose position for your chassis in the cabinet and install a tray or a guide rail to hold the device.J CHASSIS INSTALLATION STEP 3. ~ If auxiliary equipment such as trays or guide rails can not be found in the equipment room, you can use cabinet backside mounting brackets from equipment set. ‘STEP 4. - Determine the position where the nuts should be installed on the square hole strip of the cabinet column. Install the nuts to the corresponding position. ~ Slowly push the device into the cabinet along the tray or guide rail from the front of the cabinet, align the mounting holes of the mounting brackets with the previously installed nuts, and then use the matching screws to lock the two.J CHASSIS INSTALLATION STEP 5. = Unscrew the grounding screw on the front of the device, pass it through the hole of the pressed grounding wire and screw it back into the original grounding hole and tighten. Connect the other end of the grounding wire to the ground point on the cabinet in the same way. ‘STEP 6. - Remove metal cap from the chassis front and push the OTN card into the chassis slot until the card is fully connected to the backplane. Insert the card slowly, without excessive force.J CHASSIS INSTALLATION STEP 7. ~ Remove metal cap from the NMU card slot (chassis rear panel), then push the NMU card into the slot until the card is fully connected to the backplane. Insert the card slowly, withaut excessive force. ~ When using two NMU cards, they work in master/slave mode. Slave card becomes active only after master card failure. For manual mode switchover, hold down RST button for 3 seconds. = Two RJ45 Ethernet ports on front panel of the chassis provide access to network management functions (WEB/SNMP/TELNET) only with at least one NMU card installed, ‘STEP 8. ~ Plug AC/DC power jack into appropriate power supply socket on the chassis rear panel. Plug other end of the cable to external AC/DC power supply system. ~ Before connecting the power cable, make sure that the power supply system is in the off statedT CHASSIS INSTALLATION STEP 9. ~ Insert CFP2 DCO transceiver into the line port L1 or L2 of the OTN card on the chassis front panel. ~ Insert two QSFP28 transceivers (SR/OR/FR/LR) or cables (ACC/PCC/AQC) into appropriate client ports (client ports C1, C2 belong to tine port L1; ports C3, C4 belong to Line port L2) - QSFP28 ports are reversed; make sure you plug in QSFP28 transceivers/cables upside down. STEP 10. ~ Connect one end of duplex LC fiber patch cord to CFP2 transceiver. Connect the other end to optical multiplexor/demulttiplexor or EDFA amplifier. - Connect one end of duplex LC/MPO fiber patch cord to GSFP28 transceivers. Connect the other end to the switch with QSFP28 ports.J CHASSIS INSTALLATION STEP I. Insert SFP transceiver into SFP1 or SFP2 port of the NMU card on the chassis rear panel. ~ Connect one end of fiber patch cord to SFP transceiver. Connect the other end to the switch with SFP ports or directly to your PC network card with SFP ports ~ Now you have access to chassis network management functions: WEB/SNMP/TELNET. ~ Default IP address: 192.168.1.228, Account: root. Password: root @9102. STEP 12. ~ You can also access network management functions through RJ45 Ethernet ports on the chassis front panel. Connect one end of RJA5 cable to any RJ45 port on the front panel. Connect the other end to the switch with RJ45 ports or directly to your PC network card. ~ Use USB cable from accessories set to get access to chassis CL! (Command Line Interface). Connect USB Type-C to CON port of NMU card. Connect the other end to your PC USB port. ~ Serial port settings: Bits per second: 115200, Data bits: 8, Parity: None, Stop bits: 1, Flow control: None.‘ OEO REGENERATION Previous site Next site Z : z a @ Fi oO ( 2 ao To regenerate optical signal on intermediate site without wavelengths adding or dropping, it is enough just co connect C1 - C3 and C2 - Cé client ports respectively (no switch with QSFP28 ports required). M7 SERVICE CHANNEL = 4 a a o © @ o a + = a a 2 a J i 1 : Zz a z= AAS 4 : 1 = a ~ a = = [ 2 There are two ways to transfer service (management) channel between two remote chassis. © Service channel on separate wavelength. Insert regular SFP transceiver into SFP port of NMU card and connect it to the switch. Then insert DWOM 50Hz Tunable SFP transceiver into the adjacent SFP port of NMU card and connect it to an optical muttiplexor/demultiplexor. © Service channel + client traffic. Insert regular SFP transceiver into SFP port of NMU card and connect it to the switch. Allow MGMT VLAN on the switch client ports to mix service channel and client traffic.