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OSTA 2.
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Installation and Maintenance Guide
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Date 2013-04-12
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About This Document
Purpose
This topic describes how to install and maintain the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter
(ETP48300-A2 for short). It provides guidance for installing, powering on, powering off, and
maintaining the ETP48300-A2.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
l Technical support personnel

l Maintenance personnel
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not avoided, result in moderate or minor injury.
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Contents
About This Document.....................................................................................................................ii

1 Safety................................................................................................................................................1
1.1 Safety Precautions..............................................................................................................................................2
1.2 ESD Prevention..................................................................................................................................................3
1.2.1 Operation Instructions...............................................................................................................................3
1.2.2 Wearing an ESD Wrist Strap.....................................................................................................................3
2 Features............................................................................................................................................5
2.1 Overview............................................................................................................................................................6
2.2 Functions............................................................................................................................................................6
2.3 Composition........................................................................................................................................................6
2.4 Panels..................................................................................................................................................................8
2.5 Indicators..........................................................................................................................................................10
2.6 Technical Specifications...................................................................................................................................10
3 Installing the ETP48300-A2........................................................................................................12

3.1 Installation Process...........................................................................................................................................13
3.2 Preparing for the Installation............................................................................................................................13
3.2.1 Tools........................................................................................................................................................13
3.2.2 Checking the ETP48300-A2 Condition Before the Installation..............................................................14
3.3 Installing the ETP48300-A2.............................................................................................................................14
4 Connecting Cables to the ETP48300-A2..................................................................................17

4.1 Connecting a Ground Cable and Power Cables to the ETP48300-A2.............................................................18
4.1.1 Overview of the Ground Cable and Power Cables of the ETP48300-A2...............................................18
4.1.2 Connecting a Ground Cable to the ETP48300-A2..................................................................................20
4.1.3 Connecting Input Power Cables to the ETP48300-A2............................................................................21
4.1.4 Connecting the Output Cables Between the ETP48300-A2 and the T8223 Shelf..................................22
4.2 Connecting the Data Cable to the ETP48300-A2.............................................................................................33
4.2.1 Data Cable Connected to the ETP48300-A2...........................................................................................33
4.2.2 Connecting the Straight-Through Cable..................................................................................................34
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5 Verifying the Installation..........................................................................................................36

5.1 Checking Hardware Installation.......................................................................................................................37
5.1.1 Checking ETP48300-A2 Installation.......................................................................................................37
5.1.2 Checking Power Cables and Ground Cables...........................................................................................37
5.1.3 Checking Data Cable Installation............................................................................................................38
5.2 Powering On and Off the ETP48300................................................................................................................39
5.2.1 Power-On.................................................................................................................................................39
5.2.2 Power-Off................................................................................................................................................41
6 Configuring the ETP48300-A2...................................................................................................43

6.1 Setting Up the Configuration Environment Over a Serial Port........................................................................44
6.1.1 Login Password.......................................................................................................................................44
6.1.2 Login Procedure......................................................................................................................................44
6.1.3 Changing and Restoring a Password.......................................................................................................48
6.2 Verifying Software and Hardware Versions.....................................................................................................48
6.3 Querying the IP Address of the ETP48300-A2................................................................................................49
6.4 Setting the IP Address of the ETP48300-A2....................................................................................................49
7 Parts Replacement.......................................................................................................................51
7.1 Replacing the Power Subrack...........................................................................................................................52
7.2 Replacing a Power Module...............................................................................................................................54
7.3 Replacing the Power Monitoring Board...........................................................................................................56
8 Alarm Reference..........................................................................................................................59
8.1 Alarm Overview...............................................................................................................................................60
8.1.1 Alarm Syntax...........................................................................................................................................60
8.1.2 Alarm Description...................................................................................................................................61
8.2 Alarm Clearance...............................................................................................................................................62
8.2.1 Power Module Cannot Be Detected........................................................................................................62
8.2.2 Power Module Communication Is Abnormal..........................................................................................63
8.2.3 Communication with Power Modules A1, A2, and A3 Is Abnormal......................................................65
8.2.4 Communication with Power Modules B1, B2, and B3 is Abnormal......................................................66
8.2.5 Power Module Status Is Abnormal..........................................................................................................68
8.2.6 Internal Components of a Power Module Are Faulty..............................................................................69
8.2.7 Power Module Input Is Abnormal...........................................................................................................71
8.2.8 Power Module Output Disconnection.....................................................................................................72
8.2.9 Power Module Output Overcurrent.........................................................................................................74
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Installation and Maintenance Guide 1 Safety
1 Safety
About This Chapter
This topic describes the safety information and precautions that you must be familiar with before
operating the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter.
1.1 Safety Precautions

When installing, operating, or maintaining a device, follow all the precautions described in the
document and labeled on the device to ensure your safety and device security.
1.2 ESD Prevention
This topic describes the damage that static electricity may cause and how to minimize the
damage.
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1.1 Safety Precautions

When installing, operating, or maintaining a device, follow all the precautions described in the
document and labeled on the device to ensure your safety and device security.
NOTE
l The dangers, warnings, cautions, and notes in this document are only supplements to the following
precautions.
l Only those who are certificated or authorized by Huawei can replace or change the device or
components based on related product documents.
DANGER
l Do not touch the connectors on power cables or communication cables.
l Touching the connectors may cause electric shocks, because there are currents in power
cables and communication cables.
DANGER
Ensure that no one is in the area with potential danger before you power on the device.
CAUTION
l During maintenance, wear an electrostatic discharge (ESD) wrist strap or ESD gloves to
prevent ESD from hurting you or damaging the device.
l The static electricity on the human body may damage electrostatic sensitive components on
a circuit board. You are advised to wear ESD clothes.
CAUTION
Do not exert excessive force during operation, or insert or remove a component forcibly. Prevent
any damages to the components or plug-ins, such as pin twisting or short circuits.
When operating the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-A2 for short), note the
following precautions:
l Precautions for a cabinet

Ensure enough space around the cabinet, with no barrier blocking the air flow.
l Precautions for the ETP48300-A2

– When lifting the ETP48300-A2, stand firmly and exert even force to lift it. Keep your
body straight and do not move or turn your body in a sudden. Do not lift an object
heavier than 18 kg by yourself.
– Keep your personal objects such as clothes away from the ETP48300-A2. To prevent
the ESD on your clothes from damaging the ETP48300-A2, wear ESD clothes.
l Precautions for components
– Keep the area where the ETP48300-A2 is located clean, and keep the ETP48300-A2
away from heat generating devices, such as a heat radiator.
– All components of the ETP48300-A2 are electrostatic sensitive components. Do not
touch them with bare hands.
– Ensure that your sleeves are tightened or rolled up above the elbow. For safety purposes,
do not wear jewelry, watches, glasses with metal frames, or clothes with metal buttons.
1.2 ESD Prevention

This topic describes the damage that static electricity may cause and how to minimize the
damage.
1.2.1 Operation Instructions

This topic describes how to minimize the electrostatic discharge (ESD) damage when you
operate the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-A2 for short).
To minimize the damage, note the following:
l Before you operate the ETP48300-A2, wear an electrostatic discharge (ESD) wrist strap
or ESD gloves. Both terminals of an ESD wrist strap must be connected properly, with one
terminal being in contact with your skin and the other inserted in the ESD jack on the shelf
or cabinet. For details about how to wear an ESD wrist strap, see 1.2.2 Wearing an ESD
Wrist Strap.
l Do not touch solder joints, pins, or exposed circuits.
l Do not leave the ETP48300-A2 in a place where others can operate it.
l Monitor the temperature and humidity in the equipment room. The heating system reduces
indoor humidity and increases ESD.
1.2.2 Wearing an ESD Wrist Strap

This topic describes how to wear an electrostatic discharge (ESD) wrist strap.
Context
Ensure that the cabinet and shelf are properly grounded.
Procedure
Step 1 Put on the electrostatic discharge (ESD) wrist strap. See Figure 1-1.
Step 2 Fasten the buckle, and ensure that the ESD wrist strap is in good contact with your skin.
Step 3 Insert the ground terminal of the ESD wrist strap into the jack on the cabinet or shelf.

Figure 1-1 Wearing an ESD wrist strap
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Installation and Maintenance Guide 2 Features
2 Features
About This Chapter
This topic describes the features of the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter.
2.1 Overview
This topic describes the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-A2 for short) in general.
2.2 Functions
This topic describes the functions of the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-A2 for
short).
2.3 Composition
This topic describes the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-A2 for short)
composition.
2.4 Panels
This topic describes the front and rear views of the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-
A2 for short).
2.5 Indicators
This topic describes the RUN indicator and ALM indicator on the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC
converter (ETP48300-A2 for short).
2.6 Technical Specifications
This topic describes the technical specifications of the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter
(ETP48300-A2 for short).

2.1 Overview
This topic describes the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-A2 for short) in general.
The ETP48300-A2 adopts the power supply solution with high density and excellent
performance. It uses minimum space and provides power with high scalability, high
serviceability, and high stability. If only AC power is supplied to a cabinet, the installed
ETP48300-A2 in the cabinet can convert AC power to DC power for the DC devices and deliver
the functions of managing and reporting monitoring information.
Figure 2-1 shows the appearance of the ETP48300-A2.
Figure 2-1 ETP48300-A2
2.2 Functions
This topic describes the functions of the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-A2 for
short).
The ETP48300-A2 delivers the following functions:
l It converts 220 V AC power into -48 V DC power for DC devices in a cabinet. Its typical
output voltage is -54 V.
l It manages and reports monitoring information of power modules.
2.3 Composition
This topic describes the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-A2 for short)
composition.
The ETP48300-A2 consists of the following:

l One power subrack

l Six power modules
l One power monitoring board
Power Subrack
The power subrack houses the power modules, power monitoring board, and other components,
distributes power, and provides input and output ports. Figure 2-2 shows a power subrack.
Figure 2-2 Power subrack
Power Module
A power module converts alternating current (AC) power into direct current (DC) power. Figure
2-5 shows the power module positions.
l Power modules support hot swap.

l A maximum of six power modules can be installed.
l Power modules (A1, A2, and A3) in area A and (B1, B2, and B3) in area B work in entity-
based backup mode.
The relationships between the power modules and input and output power are as follows:
l Each power module has an independent power input.

l When any one power module in area A or area B works properly and has stable AC input,
the three DC output terminals on this area provide DC output.
l As the power modules in area A and in area B work in entity-based backup mode, you can
configure 1+1, 2+2, 3+3 power modules based on the power consumption requirements.
For details about the output power consumption of the ETP48300-A2, see Table 2-3.
Figure 2-3 shows the appearance of a power module.

Figure 2-3 Power module
Power Monitoring Board

The power monitoring board monitors and manages the ETP48300-A2, and reports alarms. It
supports hot swap. Figure 2-4 shows a power monitoring board.
Figure 2-4 Power monitoring board
2.4 Panels
This topic describes the front and rear views of the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-
A2 for short).
Front view
Figure 2-5 shows the front view of the ETP48300-A2.

Figure 2-5 Front view of the ETP48300-A2
1 Power monitoring board (or 2 Power module hook 3 Power module A1

Central Monitor Unit)
4 Power module A2 5 Power module A3 6 Power module B3
7 Power module B2 8 Power module B1 9 Handle of the power monitoring

board
10 ALM indicator 11 RUN indicator
Rear view
Figure 2-6 shows the rear view of the ETP48300-A2.
Figure 2-6 Rear view of the ETP48300-A2
1 Ground terminal 2 AC power input port A3 3 AC power input port A2
4 AC power input port A1 5 DC power output terminals NEG1 6 DC power output area
(-) and RTN1(+) in area B
7 DC power output terminals NEG1 8 Local Area Network (LAN) port 9 COM1 serial port
(-) and RTN1(+) in area A
10 COM2 serial port 11 ALM port 12 AC power input port B1
13 AC power input port B2 14 AC power input port B3

2.5 Indicators
This topic describes the RUN indicator and ALM indicator on the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC
Figure 2-5 describes the RUN indicator and ALM indicator. You can observe the indicators to
determine the current operating status of the ETP48300-A2.
Table 2-1 Indicators on the ETP48300-A2
Indicator Color Meaning Description
RUN Green Running l Blinking at 0.5 Hz: The ETP48300-A2 is

indicator running properly.
l Blinking at 4 Hz: The communication with
the ETP48300-A2 is proper.
l Off:
– The ETP48300-A2 is not powered on.
– An alarm is generated (if the ALM
indicator is blinking slowly).
ALM Red Alarm l Blinking at 0.5 Hz: An alarm is generated.

indicator l Off: No alarm is generated.
2.6 Technical Specifications

This topic describes the technical specifications of the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter
Table 2-2 shows the technical specifications of the ETP48300-A2.
Table 2-2 Technical specifications of the ETP48300-A2
Item Specification
Mechanical Dimensions (H x W x D) 88.9 mm x 442 mm x 431 mm (3.44 in. x

feature 17.17 in. x 29.13 in.)
Weight l Power subrack: 10.2 Kg (22.49 b)

l Each power module: 2.2 Kg (4.85 b)
Input electrical Input voltage range l 170 V AC to 275 V AC

characteristics l 85 V AC to 140 V AC
Frequency 47 Hz to 63 Hz
Maximum input current 10 A

Item Specification
Output Typical output voltage –54 V DC

electrical
characteristics Maximum output current l Maximum current for each line: 100 A
l Maximum current for each area (area A
and B have three power inputs
respectively): 115 A
Table 2-3 shows the technical specifications of the ETP48300-A2 output power.
Table 2-3 Technical specifications of the ETP48300-A2 output power

Maximum output power
Input voltage
range Power modules in Power modules in Power modules in
1+1 backup mode 2+2 backup mode 3+3 backup mode
170 V AC to 275 V 1800 W 3600 W 5500 W

AC
85 V AC to 140 V AC 1100 W 2200 W 3300 W

Installation and Maintenance Guide 3 Installing the ETP48300-A2
3 Installing the ETP48300-A2
About This Chapter
This topic describes how to install the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter.
3.1 Installation Process

This topic describes the process for installing the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-
A2 for short).
3.2 Preparing for the Installation
This topic describes the preparations to be made before installing the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC
converter.
3.3 Installing the ETP48300-A2
This topic describes how to install the ETP48300-A2.

3.1 Installation Process

This topic describes the process for installing the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-
A2 for short).
Figure 3-1 shows the process for installing the ETP48300-A2.
Figure 3-1 Process for installing the ETP48300-A2
3.2 Preparing for the Installation

This topic describes the preparations to be made before installing the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC
converter.
3.2.1 Tools
This topic describes the tools for installing and replacing the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter.
Table 3-1 lists the required tools.
Table 3-1 Tools
Tool Name Description
Paper knife Used to cut the seal tape of the

packing carton.
Phillips Used to loosen or tighten screws.

screwdriver

Tool Name Description
ESD wrist strap Used to prevent ESD damage.
ESD gloves Used to prevent ESD damage on

a blade or precision device when
you insert, remove, and hold a
blade or hold a precision device.
3.2.2 Checking the ETP48300-A2 Condition Before the Installation
This topic describes how to check the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-A2 for short)
based on the items and requirements listed in the preinstallation checklist.
Table 3-2 describes the preinstallation checklist of the ETP48300-A2.
Table 3-2 Preinstallation checklist of the ETP48300-A2
Item Requirement
Appearance Clean and intact
Interior No foreign object such as water
Silk screen Clear and legible
3.3 Installing the ETP48300-A2

This topic describes how to install the ETP48300-A2.
Operation Scenarios
If only AC power is supplied, the ETP48300-A2 must be installed to convert the AC power into
DC power for the DC devices in a cabinet. The power module configuration scheme is as follows:
l If the ETP48300-A2 supplies power to the T8223, T8261, or T8280 shelf, four power
modules must be installed in positions A1, A2, B1, and B2. See Figure 3-2.

Figure 3-2 Positions for installing the four power modules
l If the ETP48300-A2 supplies power to the T8290 shelf, six power modules must be
installed.
Procedure
Step 1 Determine the position for installing the ETP48300-A2 based on the cabinet configuration
scheme.
For details about how to configure a cabinet, see the cabinet configuration and power distribution
scheme.
Step 2 Install a power subrack.
1. Lift the power subrack to be installed.
2. Slide the power subrack into the cabinet until the mounting ears of the power subrack come
in close contact with the mounting bar at the front of the cabinet. See step (1) in Figure
3-3.
3. Fasten the power subrack to the cabinet by using a Phillips screwdriver to tighten the captive
screws on the mounting ears on both sides of the power subrack. See step (2) in Figure
3-3.
Figure 3-3 Installing a power subrack

Step 3 Install a power module.

1. Hold the power module to be installed, and open the hook by pushing the hook to the left
and gently pulling the left edge of the power module. The hook is in the lower left corner
of the panel of the power module. Slide the power module into the power subrack slowly
until it is fully seated in the power subrack. See step (3) in Figure 3-3.
2. Close the panel of the power module to ensure that the hook is attached to the panel. The
power module is fastened to the power subrack. See step (4) in Figure 3-3.
3. Repeat Step 3.1 and Step 3.2 to install other power modules.
Step 4 Install a filler panel.
1. Hold the filler panel to be installed, slide it into the power subrack along a vacant power
module slot until the filler panel is fully seated in the power subrack. See step (1) in Figure
3-4.
2. Tighten the captive screws to secure the filler panel in the slot using a Phillips screwdriver.
See step (2) in Figure 3-4.
3. Repeat Step 4.1 and Step 4.2 to install other filler panels.
Figure 3-4 Installing a filler panel
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Installation and Maintenance Guide 4 Connecting Cables to the ETP48300-A2
4 Connecting Cables to the ETP48300-A2
About This Chapter
This topic describes how to connect cables to the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter.
4.1 Connecting a Ground Cable and Power Cables to the ETP48300-A2

This topic describes how to connect a ground cable and power cables to the ETP48300-A2 AC-
DC converter.
4.2 Connecting the Data Cable to the ETP48300-A2
This topic describes how to connect the data cable to the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter.

4.1 Connecting a Ground Cable and Power Cables to the

ETP48300-A2
This topic describes how to connect a ground cable and power cables to the ETP48300-A2 AC-
DC converter.
4.1.1 Overview of the Ground Cable and Power Cables of the

ETP48300-A2
This topic describes the functions, appearances, and specifications of the input and output power
cables and the ground cable of the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-A2 for short).
Ground cable
l Functions
One end of a ground cable is connected to the ground terminal on the ETP48300-A2, and
the other end is connected to the ground terminal on the mounting bar of the cabinet.
Only one ground cable can be connected to the ETP48300-A2.
l Appearance
Figure 4-1 shows the appearance of a ground cable.
Figure 4-1 Ground cable
l Specifications
Table 4-1 shows the specifications of a ground cable.
Table 4-1 Specifications of a ground cable
Color Yellow and green
Terminal OT6-6 terminal
Length 0.3 m
Cross-sectional 6.0 mm²

area
Input power cable

l Functions
An input power cable is an AC power cable, which supplies AC power to the ETP48300-
A2. One end of the input cable is connected to the AC power input port on the ETP48300-

A2, and the other end is connected to output terminals L, PE, and N on the AC power
distribution box (PDB).
l Appearance
Figure 4-2 shows the appearance of an input power cable.
Figure 4-2 Input power cable
l Specifications
Table 4-2 shows the specifications of an input power cable.
Table 4-2 Specifications of an input power cable
Color Black
Terminal l One end is the C13 straight connector.

l The other end consists of three cord end terminals: L (brown),
PE (yellow and green), and N (blue).
Length 3.0 m
Cross-sectional 3 x 1.0 mm²

area
Output power cable

l Functions
An output power cable is a DC power cable, which supplies DC power to the ETP48300-
A2. One end of the output cable is connected to the DC power output terminal on the
ETP48300-A2, and the other end is connected to the power input terminal on a shelf.
l Appearance
Figure 4-3 shows the appearance of an output power cable.
Figure 4-3 Output power cable

l Specifications
Table 4-3 shows the specifications of an output power cable.
Table 4-3 Specifications of an output power cable
Color l Terminal NEG (-): blue

l Terminal RTN (+): black
Terminal 2xOT10-6 terminals
Length 0.8 m
Cross-sectional area 2 x 1.0 mm²
4.1.2 Connecting a Ground Cable to the ETP48300-A2

This topic describes how to connect a ground cable to the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter
Prerequisites
l You have installed the ETP48300-A2.
l You have prepared the following tools:
– Electrostatic discharge (ESD) wrist strap or ESD gloves
– Phillips screwdriver
Context
After installing the ETP48300-A2, you need to connect one ground cable to it. One end of a
ground cable is connected to the ground terminal on the ETP48300-A2, and the other end is
connected to the ground terminal on the mounting bar of the cabinet.
For details about the ground cable of the ETP48300-A2, see 4.1.1 Overview of the Ground
Cable and Power Cables of the ETP48300-A2.
Procedure
Step 1 Wear an ESD wrist strap or ESD gloves, and insert the ground terminal into the ESD jack on
the cabinet.
Step 2 Connect a ground cable to the ETP48300-A2.

1. Loosen and remove the M6 screw from the ground terminal in the upper left corner at the
rear of the ETP48300-A2 using a Phillips screwdriver.
NOTE
Use the ground terminal in either the upper right or left corner.

Figure 4-4 Connecting a ground cable to the ETP48300-A2
2. Connect one end of the ground cable to the ground terminal on the ETP48300-A2, and
tighten the M6 screw. See step (1) in Figure 4-4.
3. Select a ground terminal on the mounting bar of the cabinet to connect the other end of the
ground cable, and tighten the M6 screw. See step (2) in Figure 4-4.
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4.1.3 Connecting Input Power Cables to the ETP48300-A2

This topic describes how to connect input power cables to the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter
Prerequisites
l You have installed the ETP48300-A2 and connected a ground cable to it.
Context
After installing the ETP48300-A2 and connecting a ground cable to it, you need to connect input
power cables to the ETP48300-A2.
l One end of a power cable is connected to the AC power input port on the ETP48300-A2,
and the other end is connected to the output terminal on an AC power distribution box
(PDB).
l The configuration scheme of the input power cable is as follows:
– If the ETP48300-A2 supplies power to the T8223, T8261, or T8280 shelf, four input
power cables must be connected to the terminals A1, A2, B1, and B2. See Figure 4-5.

Figure 4-5 Positions for connecting four input power cables
– If the ETP48300-A2 supplies power to the T8290 shelf, six input power cables must be
connected to the ETP48300-A2.
For details about the input power cables of the ETP48300-A2, see 4.1.1 Overview of the
Ground Cable and Power Cables of the ETP48300-A2.
CAUTION
l Do not connect one AC power cable to the input ports on many power modules. Otherwise,
the power supply reliability of the ETP48300-A2 is affected.
l To ensure the maximum output power of the ETP48300-A2, each power output of the AC
PDB connected to the ETP48300-A2 must be greater than or equal to 10 A.
Procedure
Step 1 Loosen the screws on the terminals L, N, and PE on the AC PDB, connect the cord end terminals
L, N, and PE to the corresponding terminals on the PDB, and tighten the screws.
Step 2 Connect the C13 straight connectors of the input power cables to the AC power input ports on
the rear panel of the ETP48300-A2.
Step 3 Fasten the buckles on the power cable connectors to which the input power cables have been
connected.
Step 4 Add protective caps to vacant power connectors.
Step 5 Bind the input power cables neatly and route them along the internal side of the mounting bar
at the rear of the cabinet.
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4.1.4 Connecting the Output Cables Between the ETP48300-A2 and

the T8223 Shelf
This topic describes how to connect the output power cables between the ETP48300-A2 AC-
DC converter (ETP48300-A2 for short) and the T8223 shelf.
Prerequisites
l You have installed the ETP48300-A2 and T8223 shelf.


Context
After installing the ETP48300-A2 and T8223, you need to connect four pairs of output power
cables to the ETP48300-A2.
l One end of the power cable is connected to an output terminal on the ETP48300-A2, and
the other end is connected to an input terminal on the T8223 shelf.
l Select two groups of output terminals respectively in areas A and B on the ETP48300-A2
to connect power cables. Figure 4-6 shows the positions of the output terminals on the
ETP48300-A2.
Figure 4-6 Positions of the output terminals on the ETP48300-A2
NOTE
To facilitate cable routing, select the output terminals A1, A2, B2, and B3.
For details about the output power cables, see 4.1.1 Overview of the Ground Cable and Power
Cables of the ETP48300-A2.
WARNING
Power off the ETP48300-A2 before connecting the output power cables.
Procedure
the cabinet.
Step 2 Connect output power cables to the ETP48300-A2.

1. Remove the screws on the protection cover on the output area using a Phillips screwdriver
and remove the plastic cover.
2. Remove the M6x12 screws from a group of terminals NEG(-) and RTN(+) in the output
area using a Phillips screwdriver.

3. Connect one OT terminal of the blue DC power cable to the terminal NEG(-), and tighten
the M6x12 screw using a Phillips screwdriver. See step (1) in Figure 4-7.
4. Connect one OT terminal of the black DC power cable to the terminal RTN(+), and tighten
5. Repeat Step 2.2 to Step 2.4 to connect other power cables.
6. On the plastic cover, remove the small pieces of plastic in the knockout holes over the
terminals to which the DC power cables are connected. Install the plastic cover on the
prevention cover on the output terminal area, and tighten the screws. By performing this
step, you can avoid touching bare power cables while using them. See step (3) in Figure
4-7.
Step 3 Connect power cables to the T8223.
Figure 4-7 Connecting the output power cables between the ETP48300-A2 and the T8223 shelf
NOTE
The mark a, b, c, or d in the pictures specifies one terminal of a power cable.
1. Find the power cables to be connected to the T8223 based on the labels.
NOTE
Typically, the output power cables connected to area A on the ETP48300-A2 are routed along the
right mounting bar, and the output power cables connected to area B are routed along the left mounting
bar on the cabinet.
2. Remove the screws on the protection cover on the input area of the T8223 shelf using a
Phillips screwdriver, and remove the plastic cover.

3. Remove the M6x12 screws on the terminals NEG(-) and RTN(+) in the input area of the
T8223 shelf using a Phillips screwdriver.
4. Connect one OT terminal of the AC blue power cable to the terminal NEG(-) in the input
area, and tighten the M6x12 screw. See steps (4) and (6) in Figure 4-7.
5. Connect one OT terminal of the AC black power cable to the terminal RTN(+) in the input
6. Install the plastic cover on the protection cover on the input area, and tighten the screws.
See step (5) and (7) in Figure 4-7.
8. Bind the output power cables neatly and route them along the internal side of the mounting
bar at the rear of the cabinet. See step (8) in Figure 4-7.
CAUTION
Bind the cables properly without affecting the insertion, removal, and maintenance of the
devices in the cabinet.
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the T8261 Shelf
Prerequisites
Context
After installing the ETP48300-A2 and T8261 shelf, you need to connect four pairs of output
power cables.
ETP48300-A2.

NOTE
WARNING
Procedure
the cabinet.
4-9.
Step 3 Connect the power cables to the T8261 shelf.

Figure 4-9 Connecting the output power cables between the ETP48300-A2 and the T8261 shelf
NOTE
1. Find the power cables to be connected to the T8261 shelf based on the marks.
NOTE
bar on the cabinet.
2. Remove the screws on the protection cover on the input area of the T8261 shelf using a
Phillips screwdriver, and remove the plastic cover.
3. Remove the M6x12 screws on the terminals NEG(-) and RTN(+) in the input area of the
T8261 shelf using a Phillips screwdriver.
4. Connect one OT terminal of the AC blue power cable to the terminal NEG(-) in the input
5. Connect one OT terminal of the AC black power cable to the terminal RTN(+) in the input
6. Install the plastic cover on the protection cover on the input area, and tighten the screws.
See step (5) and (7) in Figure 4-9.
8. Bind the power cables neatly and route them along the internal side of the mounting bar at
the rear of the cabinet. See step (8) in Figure 4-9.

CAUTION
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the T8280 Shelf
Prerequisites
Context
After installing the ETP48300-A2 and T8280 shelf, you need to connect four pairs of output
power cables.
the other end is connected to an input terminal on the power module of the T8280 shelf.
ETP48300-A2.
NOTE

WARNING
Procedure
the cabinet.
4-11.
Step 3 Connect power cables to the T8280 shelf.

Figure 4-11 Positions of the power cables on the ETP48300-A2
NOTE
NOTE
bar on the cabinet.
2. Remove the screws on the protection cover on the PEM of the T8280 shelf using a Phillips
screwdriver, and remove the plastic cover.
3. Remove the M6x12 screws on the terminals NEG(-) and RTN(+) in the PEM of the T8280
shelf using a Phillips screwdriver.
4. Connect one OT terminal of the AC blue power cable to the terminal NEG(-) in the PEM,
and tighten the M6x12 screw. See steps (4) and (6) in Figure 4-11.
5. Connect one OT terminal of the AC black power cable to the terminal RTN(+) in the PEM,
6. Install the plastic cover on the protection cover on the PEM, and tighten the screws. See
step (5) and (7) in Figure 4-11.

CAUTION
----End

the T8290 Shelf
Prerequisites
Context
After installing the ETP48300-A2 and T8290 shelf, you need to connect six pairs of output power
cables. One end of the power cable is connected to an output terminal on the ETP48300-A2, and
WARNING
Procedure
the cabinet.


4-12.
Step 3 Connect power cables to the T8290 shelf.
Figure 4-12 Positions of the power cables on the ETP48300-A2
NOTE
The mark a, b, c, d, e, or f in the pictures specifies one terminal of a power cable.
NOTE
bar on the cabinet.
2. Remove the screws on the protection cover on the PEM of the T8290 shelf using a Phillips
screwdriver, and remove the plastic cover.
3. Remove the M6x12 screws on the terminals NEG(-) and RTN(+) in the PEM of the T8290
shelf using a Phillips screwdriver.

4. Connect one OT terminal of the AC blue power cable to the terminal NEG(-) in the PEM,
5. Connect one OT terminal of the AC black power cable to the terminal RTN(+) in the PEM,
6. Install the plastic cover on the protection cover on the PEM, and tighten the screws. See
step (5) and (7) in Figure 4-12.
CAUTION
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4.2 Connecting the Data Cable to the ETP48300-A2

This topic describes how to connect the data cable to the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter.
4.2.1 Data Cable Connected to the ETP48300-A2

This topic describes the functions, appearance, and specifications of the data cable connected to
the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-A2 for short).
Functions
The data cable connected to the ETP48300-A2 is a straight-through cable.
l One end of the straight-through cable is connected to the LAN port of the ETP48300-A2,
and the other end is connected to the Base plane port on the LAN switch or the management
network port on the Universal Server Manager (USM) server that is in the same cabinet,
interconnecting the ETP48300-A2 and the USM server.
l Only one straight-through cable is configured for the ETP48300-A2.
Appearance
Figure 4-13 shows the appearance of the straight-through cable.

Figure 4-13 Straight-through cable
Specifications
Table 4-4 lists the specifications of the straight-through cable.
Table 4-4 Specifications of the straight-through cable
Color Gray
Terminal MP8-II
Length 2m
Bending radius 30 mm
Blocked or not Yes
4.2.2 Connecting the Straight-Through Cable

This topic describes how to connect the straight-through cable to the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC
Prerequisites
Before the connection, make the following preparations:
l Verify the cable connectors based on engineering design documents.
l Measure the required cable length.
To connect the straight-through cable to the ETP48300-A2, perform the following steps:
Procedure
Step 1 Attach labels to the straight-through cable.
The labels must clearly specify where you want to connect the two ends of a cable.
Step 2 One end of the cable is connected to the LAN port of the ETP48300-A2, and the other end is
connected to one of the following ports based on the networking plan:
l Base plane port on the LAN switch in the cabinet where the ETP48300-A2 is already
installed.

l Base plane port on the USM server blade in the cabinet where the ETP48300-A2 is already
installed.
l Management network port on the USM server PC in the cabinet where the ETP48300-A2
is already installed.
Step 3 Ensure that the connectors at both ends of the cable are connected securely.
Step 4 Route the cable along the columns on the right side of the cabinet and the rear mounting bars
and then bind the cable.
CAUTION
Bind the cable properly without affecting the insertion, removal, and maintenance of the devices
in the cabinet.
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Installation and Maintenance Guide 5 Verifying the Installation
5 Verifying the Installation
About This Chapter
This topic describes the items to be checked after the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter is
installed, including hardware installation, power-on, and power-off.
5.1 Checking Hardware Installation

This topic describes the items to be checked after hardware installation, including ETP48300-
A2 AC-DC converter, power cables, and the data cable.
5.2 Powering On and Off the ETP48300
This topic describes how to power on and off the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-
A2 for short) and the shelf.

5.1 Checking Hardware Installation

This topic describes the items to be checked after hardware installation, including ETP48300-
A2 AC-DC converter, power cables, and the data cable.
5.1.1 Checking ETP48300-A2 Installation

This topic describes the items to be checked before powering on the ETP48300-A2 AD-DC
Table 5-1 is the ETP48300-A2 checklist.
Table 5-1 ETP48300-A2 checklist
No. Item
1 The ETP48300-A2 shelf is installed on the specified position, and the screws on the
panel are tightened.
2 All power modules of the ETP48300-A2 are properly installed, and the latches are
fastened.
3 All blank filler panels on the ETP48300-A2 are properly installed, and the captive
screws on these panels are tightened.
4 All power monitoring boards on the ETP48300-A2 are properly installed, and the
captive screws on the panels of the boards are tightened.
5 The power switches for all devices are turned off.
5.1.2 Checking Power Cables and Ground Cables

This topic describes the check items for power cables and ground cables before powering on the
ETP48300-A2 AD-DC converter (ETP48300-A2 for short).
Table 5-2 is the checklist for power cables and ground cables.
Table 5-2 Checklist for power cables and ground cables
No. Item
1 All power cables and ground cables are copper cables.
2 All power cables and ground cables are intact without any additional connectors.
3 The power cables and ground cables are straight and are not coiled.
4 The GND bar and PGND bar must be connected to the same ground body.
5 The OT terminals and cord end terminals on the power cables and ground cables are
welded or crimped correctly.

No. Item
6 Exposed parts near the wiring terminals and OT terminals are wrapped in PVC
insulation tape or heat shrinking tubing.
7 Terminals of the power cables and ground cables are intact and secured properly.
8 All screws are tightened, and flat washers and spring washers are installed properly.
9 The buckles on the power cable connectors are fastened, and protective caps are
added to unused power connectors.
10 Power cables and ground cables are bound neatly and cable ties are secured evenly
and properly.
11 Power cables and ground cables are routed and bundled individually from other
cables.
12 Labels are attached to each end of the power cables and ground cables neatly and
properly.
13 The plastic covers on the output terminals of the ETP48300-A2 are installed
properly.
14 The distance between the power cable and the ground cable, the ground cable and
the data cable, and the power cable and the data cable outside the cabinet is greater
than 30 mm (1.81 in.).
5.1.3 Checking Data Cable Installation

This topic describes the check items for data cables before powering on the ETP48300-A2 AC-
DC converter.
Table 5-3 is the data cable checklist.
Table 5-3 Data cable checklist
No. Item
1 All data cables are intact without any additional connectors.
2 Plugs of the data cables are intact and secured properly.
3 An extra section is reserved for the data cable at a cable access hole to facilitate
insertion and removal.
4 An extra section is reserved for the data cable at a bend area, and the bend radius
meets the specifications.
5 The cables connected to the left ports on the ETP48300-A2 are bound with the left
side rack, and the cables connected to the right ports are bound with the right side
rack.
6 Data cables and power cables are bundled separately.

No. Item
7 The excess section of a cable strip is cut evenly.
8 Data cables are bound neatly, and cable ties are secured evenly and properly.
9 All labels are clear and securely pasted at the cable ends.
5.2 Powering On and Off the ETP48300

This topic describes how to power on and off the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-
A2 for short) and the shelf.
5.2.1 Power-On
This topic describes how to power on the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-A2 for
short) and the shelf.
Background
After installing hardware for the ETP48300-A2, power on the ETP48300-A2 and the shelf.
Prerequisites
Prerequisites
l You have worn an electrostatic discharge (ESD) wrist strap.
l The shelf and fan tray in the cabinet have been installed properly.
l Blade status is as follows:
– The SMMs are properly installed, the ejector levers are fully closed, and all screws are
tightened.
– The service blades and switch blades are properly installed, and the upper and lower
ejector levers are fully open.
– The rear transitional modules (RTMs) of the service blades and switch blades are
properly installed, and the upper and lower ejector levers are fully closed.
Precautions
l Power on the shelves in a cabinet from the bottom up.
l To avoid misoperations, you must identify the mapping between the switches on the power
distribution box (PDB) and the devices in the cabinet before powering on any devices.
l During power-on, switch on the circuit breakers in area A in the PDB, check that the devices
controlled by these circuit breakers are powered on, and switch on the circuit breakers in
area B.
Data
Data preparation is not required for this operation.
Tools:

l Multimeter
l ESD wrist strap
Procedure
Step 1 Switch on the circuit breaker in area A on the PDB corresponding to the ETP48300-A2 to power
on the shelf.
Step 2 Set the multimeter to DC and check that the input voltage to the shelf is within the voltage
tolerance range.
NOTE
When the rated voltage is –48 V, the voltage tolerance range is –40 V to –57 V. When the rated voltage is
–60 V, the voltage tolerance range is –50 V to –72 V.
Step 3 For the T8280 and T8290 shelves, switch on the circuit breaker corresponding to the power entry
module (PEM) on the shelf to power on the entire shelf.
Check that the POWER indicator and HEALTHY indicator on the PEM are green on and that
the PEM and shelf are powered on.
Step 4 Check that the fans in the shelf run at an even speed, strong air is exhausted from the vents at
the rear of the shelf, and the HEALTHY indicator on the fan tray is steady green.
Step 5 Switch on the circuit breaker in area B on the PDB corresponding to the ETP48300-A2 to power
on the shelf, and repeat Step 2 through Step 3 to check that the shelf is powered on.
Step 6 For the T8223 and T8261 shelves, sequentially lower the ejector levers of the service blades and
switch blades in the shelf.
Step 7 Power on another shelf after confirming that this shelf is powered on.
NOTE
If one step does not succeeds, identify and rectify the fault before going to the next step.
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Status Check
Check the operating status of the ETP48300-A2, shelf, and board.
l The ETP48300-A2 is powered on if the indicator status is as follows:

– The RUN indicator blinks in green slowly.
– The ALM indicator is off.
l SMMs are powered on if the indicator status is as follows:
– On the active SMM, the RUN indicator is green on and the HOTSWAP indicator is off.
– On the standby SMM, the RUN indicator blinks in green at 0.5 Hz and the HOTSWAP
indicator is off.
l The switch blades, service blades, and their RTMs are powered on if the indicator status is
as follows:
– The HEALTHY indicator is steady green.
– The HOTSWAP indicator is off.
– The OSS indicator is off.

5.2.2 Power-Off
This topic describes how to power off the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-A2 for
short) and the shelf.
Background
l Before equipment acceptance, you need to power off the ETP48300-A2 and the shelf.
l You need to power off the ETP48300-A2 and the shelf when each of them experiences an
exception.
Prerequisites
Prerequisites
l You have worn an electrostatic discharge (ESD) wrist strap.
Precautions
l The boards in the shelf are powered off.

l Power off the shelves in a cabinet from the bottom up.
l To avoid misoperations, you must identify the mapping between the switches on the power
distribution box (PDB) and the devices in the cabinet before powering on any devices.
l The ETP48300-A2 supplies power for area A and area B in the PDB.
Data
Data preparation is not required for this operation.
Tools:
ESD wrist strap
Procedure
Step 1 Power off the components in the shelf.
1. Raise the ejector levers of the service blades, switch blades, and their rear transitional
modules (RTMs), and observe their indicators. They are powered off when the following
conditions are met:
l The HOTSWAP indicator blinks at the short blink and then becomes steady blue.
l The OSS indicator is steady on (The indicator used in Europe is amber, and the indicator
used in North America is red by default).
l The HEALTHY indicator is steady green.
2. Raise the ejector lever of the shelf management module (SMM), and check that the
HOTSWAP indicator on the SMM is steady blue.
Step 2 For the T8280 and T8290 shelves, switch off the circuit breaker corresponding to the power
entry module (PEM) on the shelf to power off the entire shelf.
Step 3 Check that the HEALTHY indicator on the fan tray is off.

NOTE
For the T8280 and T8290 shelves, the POWER indicator on the PEM is steady on, and the HEALTHY
indicator is off.
Step 4 Switch off the circuit breaker in area A on the PDB corresponding to the ETP48300-A2, and
then switch off the circuit breaker in area B.
Step 5 For the T8280 and T8290 shelves, check that the POWER indicator on the PEM is off.
Step 6 Power off another shelf after confirming that this shelf is powered off.
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Installation and Maintenance Guide 6 Configuring the ETP48300-A2
6 Configuring the ETP48300-A2
About This Chapter
This topic describes how to configure the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter after its installation.
6.1 Setting Up the Configuration Environment Over a Serial Port
This topic describes how to set up the configuration environment for the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC
converter (ETP48300-A2 for short) over a serial port.
6.2 Verifying Software and Hardware Versions
This topic describes how to verify the software and hardware versions of the power monitoring
board of the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter.
6.3 Querying the IP Address of the ETP48300-A2
This topic describes how to query the IP address of the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter
6.4 Setting the IP Address of the ETP48300-A2
This topic describes how to set the IP address of the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter

6.1 Setting Up the Configuration Environment Over a Serial

Port
This topic describes how to set up the configuration environment for the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC
converter (ETP48300-A2 for short) over a serial port.
6.1.1 Login Password

Obtain the login password (default password hwosta2.0) before logging in to the ETP48300-A2
over the serial port.
Change the password after the first login. For details, see 6.1.3 Changing and Restoring a
Password.
6.1.2 Login Procedure

Background
You can connect the local configuration terminal to the COM2 serial port on the ETP48300-A2,
and log in to the ETP48300-A2 for initial configuration in the following situations:
l The ETP48300-A2 is running for the first time.
l The network is faulty.
Procedure
Step 1 Use a DB9-RJ45 cable to connect the RS-232 serial port on the configuration terminal to the
COM2 serial port on the ETP48300-A2.
Step 2 Create a HyperTerminal connection.
NOTE
The following describes how to set HyperTerminal in Windows 7. You can use the same method in
Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 2000, and Windows XP.
1. Choose Start > Programs > Accessories > hypertrm.exe to create a HyperTerminal
connection. The Connection Description dialog box is displayed. See Figure 6-1.

Figure 6-1 Creating a HyperTerminal connection
2. In the Name area, enter a name such as OSTA2.0 for the connection to be created. In the
Icon area, select an icon such as for the connection. Click OK, and a dialog box is
displayed. See Figure 6-2.
Figure 6-2 Selecting a serial port for the new connection
3. In Connect using, select a serial port such as COM1. Click OK, and a dialog box is
displayed. See Figure 6-3.
Step 3 Set serial port parameters.

Figure 6-3 Setting serial port parameters
Set Bits per second to 57600, Data bits to 8, Parity to None, Stop bits to 1, and Flow
control to None. Click OK. See Figure 6-3.
Step 4 Set an emulation type.
1. In the HyperTerminal window, choose File > Properties. In the OSTA2.0 Properties
dialog box, click Settings. See Figure 6-4.

Figure 6-4 Setting an emulation type
2. Set Emulation to VT100 or Auto detect, and click OK.

Step 5 Figure 6-5 shows the created HyperTerminal connection. Enter the default password
hwosta2.0 to log in to the ETP48300-A2 over the COM2 serial port.
Figure 6-5 Created HyperTerminal connection
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NOTE
After setting the above parameters, you can log in to the ETP48300-A2 over the COM2 serial port to verify
software and hardware versions, and query and set the IP address of the ETP48300-A2.
6.1.3 Changing and Restoring a Password

Password Requirements
ETP48300-A2 login password must meet the following requirements:
l Contains 6 to 16 characters.
l Contains at least three of the following character types:
– Contains at least one lowercase letter
– Contains at least one uppercase letter
– Contains at least one digit
– Contains at least one special character: `~!@#$%^&*()-_=+\|[{}];:'",<.>/?
Changing a Password
Step 1 For details about how log in to the ETP48300-A2 over the serial port, see 6.1.2 Login
Procedure.
Step 2 Run the debug command to enter the debug view.
-> *****
Step 3 Run the setlgpwd command to change the password. For example, to change the original
password hwosta2.0 to Hello123, run the following command:
->setlgpwd hwosta2.0 Hello123 Hello123
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Restoring a Password
The password of the SNMP node (hwSystemCliPassword) can be restored to the password before
delivery (that is, the password is empty.).
6.2 Verifying Software and Hardware Versions

This topic describes how to verify the software and hardware versions of the power monitoring
board of the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter.
Verify the software and hardware versions of the power monitoring board after the configuration
environment is set up successfully.
Run the ver command. The following information is displayed:
->ver
****************************************************
HUAWEI UniMOP System
****************************************************
CPU: SD5000 V200
OSVer: ucOSII V286
SWVer: UniMOP V100R002C00B021SPC000
Base: 14:59:57 Jul 06 2012

User: 15:00:02 Jul 06 2012

****************************************************
****************************************************
User Define SW Config: PDU_OSTA2
User Define SW Version: V103
Built Date: 2012-6-9
Board Name: CN21PMMB
PCB Version: A
Board ID: 0
****************************************************
6.3 Querying the IP Address of the ETP48300-A2

This topic describes how to query the IP address of the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter
In a cabinet, one network port on the ETP48300-A2 is connected to the network port on the Base
plane on the LAN Switch or the management network port on the Universal Server Manager
(USM) Server.
When you first use the ETP48300-A2, learn about the following default settings:
l IP address: 192.168.0.33
l Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
l Gateway: 192.168.0.1
After setting up the configuration environment and logging in to the HyperTerminal over a serial
port, run the debug command to enter the debug mode.
->*****
Enter debug!
Run the r_brdinfo 0 1 command to query the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway of the
ETP48300-A2.
->r_brdinfo 0 1
ip:0xc0a80021
mask:0xffffff00
gateway: 0xc0a80001
->
The following information is displayed:

l IP address: 192.168.0.33
l Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
l Gateway: 192.168.0.1
6.4 Setting the IP Address of the ETP48300-A2

This topic describes how to set the IP address of the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter
The following example describes how to set the IP address of the ETP48300-A2.
Set the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway as follows:
l IP address: 10.78.35.145
l Subnet mask: 255.255.255.128

l Gateway: 10.78.35.129
CAUTION
The values of the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway must be hexadecimal numbers.
After setting up the configuration environment and logging in to the HyperTerminal over a serial
port, run the debug command to enter the debug mode.
->*****
Enter debug!
Run the w_brdinfo 0 1 command to set the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway of the
ETP48300-A2.
->w_brdinfo 0 1 0x0a4e2391 0xffffff80 0x0a4e2381
Write para success!
->
The parameters are set successfully if Write para success! is displayed.

Installation and Maintenance Guide 7 Parts Replacement
7 Parts Replacement
About This Chapter
This topic describes how to replace an ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-A2 for
short), including replacing the power subrack, power module, and power monitoring board of
the ETP48300-A2.
7.1 Replacing the Power Subrack

This topic describes how to replace the power subrack in the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter
7.2 Replacing a Power Module
This topic describes how to replace a power module in the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter
7.3 Replacing the Power Monitoring Board
This topic describes how to replace the power monitoring board in the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC

7.1 Replacing the Power Subrack

This topic describes how to replace the power subrack in the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter
Operation Scenario
The power subrack is faulty.
Preparations
Before replacing the subrack, get the following ready:
l Spare power subrack
l Tools:
– Empty ESD bag
Procedure
Step 1 Wear an ESD wrist strap or ESD gloves, and insert the ground terminal of the ESD wrist strap
into the ESD jack on the cabinet.
Step 2 Power off the ETP48300-A2 and shelf. For details, see 5.2.2 Power-Off.
Step 3 Remove the power subrack.
1. Open all latches on the power cable plugs on the power subrack and take out the plugs.
2. Loosen the M6x12 screws on the output wiring terminals using a Phillips screwdriver and
remove the power cables connecting the power subrack and the shelf.
3. Loosen the screws on the ground terminal using a Phillips screwdriver and remove the
ground cable to the power subrack.
4. Remove all data cables connecting the power subrack and the shelf.
5. Open the power module panel by pushing leftwards the hook in the lower left corner of the
power module panel. See step (1) in Figure 7-1.
6. Remove the power module from the power subrack along the guide rails. See step (2) in
Figure 7-1.
7. Repeat Step 3.5 through Step 3.6 to remove the other modules.
8. Loosen the four screws on the mounting ears on both sides of the power subrack using a
Phillips screwdriver. See step (3) in Figure 7-1.
9. Remove the power subrack slowly along the guide rails. See step (4) in Figure 7-1.

Figure 7-1 Removing the power subrack
Step 4 Place the removed power subrack and power modules into an ESD bag.
Step 5 Install a power subrack.
1. Lift the spare power subrack and place it onto the guide rails. Slide the power subrack into
the cabinet until the mounting holes on the mounting ears are aligned with the mounting
holes on the slide rails. See step (1) in Figure 7-2.
2. Tighten the screws on the mounting ears of the power subrack using a Phillips screwdriver
to secure the power subrack to the cabinet. See step (2) in Figure 7-2.
3. Hold the power module, and open the power module panel by pushing leftwards the hook
in the lower left corner of the panel.
4. Slide the power module into the power subrack slowly until the power module is fully
seated in the power subrack. Close the power module panel and attach the hook to the panel.
Then, the power module is secured to the power subrack. See steps (3) and (4) in Figure
7-2.
5. Repeat Step 5.3 through Step 5.4 to install other power modules.

Figure 7-2 Installing a power subrack
Step 6 Install the ground cable and power cable for the power subrack. For details, see 4.1 Connecting
a Ground Cable and Power Cables to the ETP48300-A2.
Step 7 Install data cables for the power subrack. For details, see 4.2 Connecting the Data Cable to
the ETP48300-A2.
Step 8 Power on the ETP48300-A2 and shelf. For details, see 5.2.1 Power-On.
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7.2 Replacing a Power Module

This topic describes how to replace a power module in the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter
Operation Scenario
A power module is faulty.
Preparations
Before replacing a power module, get the following ready:
l A spare power module
l Tools:
– Empty ESD bag

Precautions
l Replace only one power module at a time.
l You do not need to power off the ETP48300-A2 when replacing a power module.
Procedure
Step 2 Remove the power module.

1. Open the power module panel by pushing leftwards the hook in the lower left corner of the
power module panel. See step (1) in Figure 7-3.
2. Remove the power module from the power subrack along the guide rails. See step (2) in
Figure 7-3.
Figure 7-3 Removing a power module
Step 3 Place the removed power module into an ESD bag.
Step 4 Install a power module.

1. Hold the power module, open the power module panel by pushing leftwards the hook in
the lower left corner of the power module panel, and slide the power module into the power
subrack slowly until the power module is fully seated in the power subrack. See step (1) in
Figure 7-4.
2. Close the power module panel and attach the hook to the panel. Then, the power module
is fastened to the power subrack. See steps 2 in Figure 7-4.

Figure 7-4 Installing a power module
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7.3 Replacing the Power Monitoring Board

This topic describes how to replace the power monitoring board in the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC
Operation Scenario
The power monitoring board is faulty.
Preparations
Before replacing the power monitoring board, get the following ready:
l A spare power monitoring board

l Tools:
– Empty ESD bag
Precautions
You do not need to power off the ETP48300-A2 when replacing the power monitoring board.

Procedure
Step 2 Remove the power monitoring board.
1. Loosen the two captive screws on the panel of the power monitoring board using a Phillips
screwdriver. See step (1) in Figure 7-5.
2. Hold the hand on the panel and remove the power monitoring board from the power subrack
along the guide rails. See step (2) in Figure 7-5.
Figure 7-5 Removing the power monitoring board
Step 3 Place the removed power monitoring board into an ESD bag.
Step 4 Install a power monitoring board.
1. Hold the power monitoring board and slide the power monitoring board into the power
subrack slowly until the power monitoring board is fully seated in the power subrack. See
step (1) in Figure 7-6.
2. Tighten the captive screws using a Phillips screwdriver to secure the power monitoring
board. See step (2) in Figure 7-6.

Figure 7-6 Installing a power monitoring board
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Installation and Maintenance Guide 8 Alarm Reference
8 Alarm Reference
About This Chapter
This topic describes alarms for the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-A2 for short)
and alarm clearance methods.
8.1 Alarm Overview

This topic describes the alarms for the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-A2 for
short).
8.2 Alarm Clearance
This topic describes nine common alarms for the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-
A2 for short) and the corresponding alarm clearance methods.

8.1 Alarm Overview

This topic describes the alarms for the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-A2 for
short).
Alarms help identify faults. When a fault occurs, the system generates an alarm and logs based
on the fault.
You can view alarms for the ETP48300-A2 by using universal server manager (USM).
The ETP48300-A2 has the following three states:
l Normal
The system is operating properly.
l Minor alarm
The alarm of this severity indicates the QoS is not affected. To avoid further deterioration,
you need to perform emergency maintenance at proper time or monitor the fault.
l Major alarm
The alarm of this severity indicates that the QoS is affected and that you must perform
emergency maintenance to restore the QoS. If the QoS of the equipment or resource
deteriorates, you need to perform emergency maintenance to restore the equipment or
resource.
8.1.1 Alarm Syntax

Figure 8-1 lists the syntax of a standard alarm.
Figure 8-1 Alarm syntax
Table 8-1 describes a standard alarm.

Table 8-1 Alarm description

Parameter Meaning
Alarm Source Type Type of the device for which the alarm is generated.
Trap IP IP address of the device for which the alarm is generated.
Alarm Source Name Name of the device for which the alarm is generated.
Time Time when the alarm is generated.
Alarm Severity Severity of the alarm.
Status Current status of the alarm.
Acknowledgement User Name of the user who confirms the alarm.
Acknowledgement Time Time when the alarm is confirmed.
Clearance Time Time when the alarm is cleared.
Trap Type Alarm code.
Details Other information about the alarm, including:

l board location: location of the device or module for which
the alarm is generated for.
l sensor name: name of the sensor that reports the alarm.
l detail: detailed description of the alarm.
8.1.2 Alarm Description

Alarm Meaning
l Alarm message
Describes the error message when an alarm is generated.
l Alarm explanation
Describes the meaning of an alarm.
l Alarm attributes
– Alarm ID: indicates the ID of an alarm, which identifies a unique alarm.
– Alarm severity: indicates the level of the impact exerted by the fault corresponding to
an alarm.
– Alarm type: indicates the type of an alarm.
Impacts on the System

The information describes the impact on the system exerted by the fault corresponding to an
alarm.
Possible Causes
The information describes the possible causes of an alarm.

Handling Procedure
The information describes the recommended solution for rectifying the fault corresponding to
an alarm.
8.2 Alarm Clearance

This topic describes nine common alarms for the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter (ETP48300-
A2 for short) and the corresponding alarm clearance methods.
8.2.1 Power Module Cannot Be Detected

Description
This alarm is generated when the power monitoring board fails to access a power module.
Attribute
Alarm ID Alarm Severity Alarm Type
0x1 Minor Equipment alarm
Parameters
Name Meaning
board location Location of the device or module that an alarm is generated for
Impact on the System

If a power module is removed, overcurrent may occur in the scenario of large power load, burning
the shelf and board.
Possible Causes
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the power module can be detected.
l If yes, go to Step 3.
l If no, go to Step 2.
Step 2 Install a power module in the power subrack. For details, see 3.3 Installing a Power Module.
Check whether the alarm is cleared.

Step 3 Reseat the power monitoring board, and check whether the alarm is cleared.
Step 4 Replace the power monitoring board. For details, see 7.3 Replacing the Power Monitoring
Board. Check whether the alarm is cleared.
Step 5 Contact Huawei technical support, or submit a fault report at http://iCare.huawei.com.
Step 6 No further action is required.
----End
Clearing
When the power monitoring board detects the power module properly, the power monitoring
board sends a message to the network management system (NMS) to recover the alarm status
to Normal.
After the alarm status is back to Normal, the system automatically clears the alarm.
8.2.2 Power Module Communication Is Abnormal
Description
This alarm is generated when the power monitoring board fails to access an inter-integrated
circuit (I2C) channel of a power module.
Attribute
0x6601 Minor Communications alarm
Parameters
Name Meaning

The alarm has the following impact on the system:
l The power monitoring board cannot monitor or provide information about the voltage,
current, power, and temperature.
l Detailed information about power modules cannot be obtained.

Possible Causes
The possible causes of this alarm are as follows:
l The power monitoring board fails.
l The I2C channel on the power backplane fails.
l The I2C component on the power module fails.
WARNING
Before reseating or replacing the power module, ensure that its backup power module runs
properly. Otherwise, the board and shelf fail to run, and services are interrupted.
Procedure
Step 1 Reset the power monitoring board on the USM GUI, and check whether the alarm is cleared.
Step 3 Reseat the power module, and check whether the alarm is cleared.
Step 5 Replace the power module. For details, see 7.2 Replacing a Power Module. Check whether the
alarm is cleared.
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Clearing
When the power monitoring board detects the I2C channel of the power module properly, the
power monitoring board sends a message to the network management system (NMS) to recover
the alarm status to Normal.

8.2.3 Communication with Power Modules A1, A2, and A3 Is

Abnormal
Description
This alarm is generated when the power monitoring board fails to access power modules A1,
A2, and A3.
Attribute
0xC16001 Minor Equipment alarm
Parameters
Name Meaning
sensor name Name of the sensor that generates the alarm

Possible Causes
WARNING
Procedure

Step 3 Reseat the power modules A1, A2, and A3 sequentially, and check whether the alarm is cleared.
Step 5 Replace the power modules A1, A2, and A3 sequentially. For details, see 7.2 Replacing a Power
Module. Check whether the alarm is cleared.
----End
Clearing
When the power monitoring board accesses power modules A1, A2, and A3 properly, the power
monitoring board sends a message to the network management system (NMS) to recover the
alarm status to Normal.
8.2.4 Communication with Power Modules B1, B2, and B3 is

Abnormal
Description
This alarm is generated when the power monitoring board fails to access power modules B1,
B2, and B3.
Attribute
0xC16101 Minor Equipment alarm
Parameters
Name Meaning

Name Meaning

Possible Causes
WARNING
Procedure
Step 3 Reseat the power modules B1, B2, and B3 sequentially, and check whether the alarm is cleared.
Step 5 Replace the power modules B1, B2, and B3 sequentially. For details, see 7.2 Replacing a Power
Module. Check whether the alarm is cleared.

----End
Clearing
When the power monitoring board accesses power modules B1, B2, and B3 properly, the power
8.2.5 Power Module Status Is Abnormal

Description
This alarm is generated when the power monitoring board fails to access the power module and
the system detects that the sensor status is abnormal.
Attribute
0x6401 Major Equipment alarm
Parameters
Name Meaning

l When input voltage to the power module is too large, output overvoltage might occur,
burning the shelf and board.
l The shelf has on power input, interrupting services.
Possible Causes
l A power module is faulty.
l A power module has input undervoltage or overvoltage.
l A power module has output overcurrent.
l The temperature of a power module is excessively high.
l The internal components of a power module are faulty.

WARNING
Procedure
Step 1 Check the input voltage to the power module, and restore the voltage to 220 V, and check whether
the alarm is cleared.
Step 2 Reduce the total load on the shelf, and check whether the alarm is cleared.
alarm is cleared.
----End
Clearing
When the power monitoring board can access the power modules and the system detects that
the sensor status is normal, the power monitoring board sends a message to the network
management system (NMS) to recover the alarm status to Normal.
8.2.6 Internal Components of a Power Module Are Faulty
Description
This alarm is generated when internal components of the power module are faulty. For example,
circuit fault, fan fault, overtemperature, abnormal input voltage to the power monitoring board,
and temperature sensor fault.

Attribute
0x6301 Minor Equipment alarm
Parameters
Name Meaning

The shelf has no input power, interrupting services.
Possible Causes
l Circuits of internal components are faulty.
l A fan fails.
l An alarm is generated for overtemperature.
l The input voltage to the power monitoring board is abnormal.
l The temperature sensor is faulty.
WARNING
Procedure
alarm is cleared.

----End
Clearing
When the power monitoring board detects that the fault is rectified, the power monitoring board
sends a message to the network management system (NMS) to recover the alarm status to
Normal.
8.2.7 Power Module Input Is Abnormal
Description
This alarm is generated when no input voltage is supped to the power module or the input voltage
exceeds the acceptable range (150 V–300 V).
Attribute
0x600F Minor Equipment alarm
Parameters
Name Meaning

l When input voltage to the power module is too large, output overvoltage might occur,
burning the shelf and board.
l When the input voltage to the power module is too low or no input voltage is provided to
the power module, output undervoltage or no output voltage might occur, causing shelf and
board failures.
Possible Causes
l The input voltage to the power module exceeds the acceptable range (150 V–300 V).
l The power module has no input voltage.

WARNING
Procedure
Step 1 Check the input voltage to the power module, and restore the voltage to 220 V, and check whether
the alarm is cleared.
alarm is cleared.
----End
Clearing
When the input voltage to the power module is back to normal (150 V–300 V), the power
8.2.8 Power Module Output Disconnection
Description
This alarm is generated when the power module works with high load or the fan in the power
module dissipates heat improperly.
Attribute

Parameters
Name Meaning

When overtemperature occurs on the power module, the power module might be burnt, causing
shelf power-off and interrupting services.
Possible Causes
l The power module has output overvoltage.
l The fan in the power module is faulty.
l The power module works with high load for a long time.
WARNING
Procedure
alarm is cleared.
----End

Clearing
When the power monitoring board detects that the output voltage of the power module is normal,
the power monitoring board sends a message to the network management system (NMS) to
recover the alarm status to Normal.
8.2.9 Power Module Output Overcurrent
Description
This alarm is generated when the power module works with high load for a long time, which
causes output overcurrent.
Attribute
Parameters
Name Meaning

The shelf works unstably, which might burn the shelf and board due to overcurrent.
Possible Causes
The power module works with high load for a long time.
WARNING
Procedure

alarm is cleared.
----End
Clearing
When the power monitoring board detects that the output voltage of the power module is normal,
the power monitoring board sends a message to the network management system (NMS) to
recover the alarm status to Normal.


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3 Installing the ETP48300-A2........................................................................................................12

4 Connecting Cables to the ETP48300-A2..................................................................................17

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5 Verifying the Installation..........................................................................................................36

6 Configuring the ETP48300-A2...................................................................................................43

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1.1 Safety Precautions

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1.1 Safety Precautions

l Precautions for a cabinet

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1.2 ESD Prevention

1.2.1 Operation Instructions

1.2.2 Wearing an ESD Wrist Strap

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Figure 1-1 Wearing an ESD wrist strap

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About This Chapter

This topic describes the features of the ETP48300-A2 AC-DC converter.

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Figure 2-1 shows the appearance of the ETP48300-A2.

Figure 2-1 ETP48300-A2

The ETP48300-A2 delivers the following functions:

The ETP48300-A2 consists of the following:

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l One power subrack

Figure 2-2 Power subrack

l Power modules support hot swap.

l Each power module has an independent power input.

Figure 2-3 shows the appearance of a power module.

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Figure 2-3 Power module

Power Monitoring Board

Figure 2-4 Power monitoring board

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Figure 2-5 Front view of the ETP48300-A2

1 Power monitoring board (or 2 Power module hook 3 Power module A1

4 Power module A2 5 Power module A3 6 Power module B3

7 Power module B2 8 Power module B1 9 Handle of the power monitoring

10 ALM indicator 11 RUN indicator

Figure 2-6 Rear view of the ETP48300-A2

1 Ground terminal 2 AC power input port A3 3 AC power input port A2

10 COM2 serial port 11 ALM port 12 AC power input port B1

13 AC power input port B2 14 AC power input port B3

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Table 2-1 Indicators on the ETP48300-A2