ZXR10 8900 Series: Hardware Installation Manual
ZXR10 8900 Series: Hardware Installation Manual
Version 2.8.02C
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Revision History
Purpose This manual provides procedures and guidelines that support the
operation of ZXR10 8900 Series (V2.8.02.C) 10 Gigabit Routing
Switch.
Intended This manual is intended for engineers and technicians who perform
Audience operation activities on ZXR10 8900 Series (V2.8.02.C) 10 Gigabit
Routing Switch.
What Is in This This manual contains the following chapters:
Manual
TABLE 1 CHAPTER SUMMARY
Chapter Summary
Safety Description
Table of Contents
Safety Introduction............................................................. 1
Safety Description .............................................................. 1
Safety Introduction
In order to operate the equipment in a proper way, follow these
instructions:
� Only qualified professionals are allowed to perform installation,
operation and maintenance due to the high temperature and
high voltage of the equipment.
� Observe the local safety codes and relevant operation pro-
cedures during equipment installation, operation and mainte-
nance to prevent personal injury or equipment damage. Safety
precautions introduced in this manual are supplementary to the
local safety codes.
� ZTE bears no responsibility in case of universal safety oper-
ation requirements violation and safety standards violation in
designing, manufacturing and equipment usage.
Safety Description
Contents deserving special attention during ZXR10 8900 configu-
ration are explained in Table 2.
Convention Meaning
Equipment Installation
Table of Contents
Installation Content ............................................................ 3
Equipment Component ........................................................ 4
Equipment Installation Flow ................................................. 6
Installation Content
Installation diagram of ZXR10 8900 is shown in Figure 1.
Equipment Component
ZXR10 8900 is composed of the following parts:
� 19”standard cabinet (optional)
� ZXR10 8900 case
� Card
� Power supply module
� Fan modules
Master device can be installed in 19” standard cabinet, and it also
can be installed on working table. 19”standard cabinet is shipped
with equipment but it also can be provided by customer them-
selves.
The side elevation of ZXR10 8912 is shown in Figure 2.
The side elevation of ZXR10 8905 with six slots is shown in Figure
4.
DC power -57V~-40V
Installation Preparation
Table of Contents
NOC Room Inspection ......................................................... 9
Indoor Environment of NOC Room Inspection ........................10
Power Supply Requirements Inspection ................................13
Grounding Inspection .........................................................13
Auxiliary Equipment Inspection ...........................................13
Required Tools ..................................................................14
Technical Document Preparation ..........................................15
Note:
� When equipment is in normal running environment, tem-
perature and humidity measurement points refer to values
measured at points 2m above floor and 0.4m in front of
equipment (they must be measured when there is no pro-
tection plate in front and back of cabinet.
� Short-term working condition: Do work continuously but
not more than 48 hours, or the work time is not more than
15 days every year.
� Air conditioner is recommended to use.
– Prepare two AC power supply or dynamotor to guaran-
tee air conditioner run properly.
– Prepare central air conditioner or more than two small
air conditioners in NOC room to guarantee appropriate
temperature.
� Lighting
Measures must be taken against direct sunshine, thus to avoid
aging and deformation of elements like circuit boards.
Average luminance must be 150lx~200lx. Generally, fluores-
cent lamps embedded into the ceiling are adopted.
An emergency illumination lamp (DC lamp) can be mounted
for buildings with frequent power failure. Battery room must
be equipped with anti-explosion lamps and the light needs not
to be too intense.
In addition, direct sunshine must be avoided. To this aim, pa-
per or paint can be used on external window.
� Atmospheric pressure
Working: 108000Pa~51000Pa
Storage: 108000Pa~12000Pa
� Air Pollution
The product must not be exposed in corrosive gases such as
sulfured hydrogen, sulfur dioxide and ammonia oxide, and
smog such as oil fluxing agent and smoke dust. Smoking must
be prohibited near battery. In addition, this is recommended
to prohibit smoking in all areas where equipment is placed.
� Fireproof
Grounding Inspection
Grounding Inspection includes the following items:
� Ground wires in the equipment room should be arranged radial
or in plane mode. Ground wires should be wired separately.
Electric circuits formed by corrugated steel bars in the building
or via the racks are not allowed.
� In case of a joint grounding mode, resistance must be less than
1Ω. The sectional area of grounding cable depends on maxi-
mum bearable current. The grounding cable must be sheathed
copper cable instead of bare copper wire.
Auxiliary Equipment
Inspection
Auxiliary Equipment Inspection includes the following items:
� DDF and ODF frames related to current project must have been
installed. The capacity must be sufficient and all optical cables
must have been laid.
Required Tools
The following tools and instruments should be prepared well before
installation beginning.
� Common tools
� Marking tools: long rolled tape, ruler (1m), marking pen
and scribe.
� Concrete drilling tools: hydraulic pressure percussion
drill, percussion drill bit and vacuum cleaner.
� Fastening tools: straight screwdriver (M3~M6), cross
screwdriver (M3~M6), socket wrench (M6~M19) and
double offset spanner (M6~M19).
� Measurement tools: industrial horizontal ruler, rolled
tape, ruler and angle square.
� Auxiliary tools: Brush, nippers, paper knife, bellows,
electric iron, solder, ladder and forklift.
� Fitting tools: Sharp-nose pliers, diagonal pliers, vices,
hand-held electric drill, file, handsaw, crowbar, crowbar and
rubber hammer.
� Instruments
Multimeter and 500V megohmmeter (used in insulation resis-
tance measurement)
� Special tools
� Optical multimeter, optical connector and tail fiber
� Coaxial trunk self-loop cable
� Coaxial cable installation tool
� Earth resistance tester
� Antistatic wrist strap
� Cramping pincers
� Cable winding gun
� Crimping pliers
Technical Document
Preparation
Installation engineering personnel must refer to following delivery-
attached documents:
� ZXR10 8900 Series 10 Gigabit Routing Switch Hardware Man-
ual
� ZXR10 8900 Series 10 Gigabit Routing Switch Hardware Instal-
lation Manual
Table of Contents
Bottom of Cabinet Installation .............................................17
Cabinet Installation............................................................37
Cabinet Accessories Remove and Installation.........................51
Bottom of Cabinet
Installation
Cabinet Position Rule
Layout of cabinets in one or more rows depends on size of equip-
ment room and quantity of cabinets. Layout of cabinets must com-
ply with the following requirements:
� Distance between side of cabinets and the wall must be
≥900mm.
� A path not less than 1m wide must be left within equipment
room.
� Distance between the front of cabinet and the wall must be
≥1500mm.
� Distance between fronts of one row of cabinet with front of
another row must be ≥1600mm.
� Fixing cabinet mode must comply with room feature. There are
three installation methods, installing the cabinet on adjustable
base, installing the cabinet directly on floor and installing the
cabinet on fixed base.
� The layout of cabinet must be convenient for installation, main-
tenance and system extension.
� The arrangement of cabinet is decided by system configuration.
It must be designed with involvement of supplier’s technical
personnel and confirmed by the supplier.
Installation Flow
Adjustable base installation flow is shown in Figure 8.
Note:
Above adjustment range means the height between cabinet base
and floor after cabinet installation.
1. Cabinet 4. Foundation
2. Press plate 5. Antistatic floor
3. Adjustable base
1. Fixing frame
2. Flexible frame
3. High locked bolt M12 × 25
4. Sleeve M12
5. Spring washer
6. Flat washer
7. Expand Bolt M12×80
Cabinet A B C D
Note:
To avoid mistakes, measure over and over after all holes line
are marked, and make sure every size is correct.
2. Drilling
Drill φ14 at the expansion bolt hole marked on the floor with
a depth of 90 mm.
Make sure drill is perpendicular to floor when drilling with per-
cussion drill (or hammer). Hold handle tightly and vertically to
avoid sway, otherwise the floor will be damaged and hole will
be enlarged and inclined. If floor is too slip to position drill bit,
cut a dent at the perforation position with punch first to help
locating drill bit.
Use a vacuum cleaner to remove the dust after drilling.
Note:
Marking and drilling are fundamental for hardware installation.
Inaccuracy will impact following operations and affect project
quality. Operation quality is essential for ensuring whole
project quality.
Adjustable B fourth blank C first blank C second C third blank C fourth blank
base blank
installation
hole
When the floor is not even, use the provided adjustment shims
between the base and the floor. The shims are of 1mm and
2mm thick, as shown in Figure 18.
Cabinet Name A B C D
Note:
Verify measurement after marking of all installation holes to
avoid mistake and make sure that all measurements are cor-
rect.
2. Drilling
Drill φ14 at the expansion bolt hole marked on the floor with
a depth of 90 mm.
Make sure drill is perpendicular to floor when drilling with per-
cussion drill (or hammer). Hold handle tightly and vertically to
avoid sway, otherwise the floor will be damaged and hole will
be enlarged and inclined.
When floor is too slip to position drill bit, cut a dent at the
perforation position with punch first to help locating drill bit.
Use a vacuum cleaner to remove the dust after drilling.
3. Expansion bolt installation
Before installation, clean up dust inside and outside holes with
a vacuum cleaner.
Remove washer and nut from expansion bolt (M12×80), and
put expansion bolt and expansion tube into hole. Hammer ex-
pansion bolt using a rubber hammer until full expansion tube
of the expansion bolt enters into floor.
The installation of single cabinet expansion bolt is shown in
Figure 23.
Cabinet name C D
Note:
Verify measurement after marking of all installation holes to
avoid mistake and make sure that all measurements are cor-
rect.
avoid sway, otherwise the floor will be damaged and hole will
be enlarged and inclined.
Use a vacuum cleaner to remove the dust after drilling.
When floor is too slippery to position drill bit, cut a dent at the
perforation position with punch first to help locating drill bit.
Note:
Marking and drilling are fundamental for hardware installation. In-
accuracy will impact following operations and affect project quality.
Operation quality is essential for ensuring whole project quality.
If floor is not smooth, use shims provided by ZTE, the shims are
of 1mm and 2mm thick.
After installing the cabinet, inspect the NOC room environment
and cabinet. Clear the installation garbage and sundries from NOC
room. Sort and count the installation tool and instrument. If any
problem occurs during the installation, report it to the related staff
and department.
Result: Fixed base has been installed.
Cabinet Installation
Cabinet Installation Requirements
Cabinet installation has the following requirements.
� The cabinet must be vertically installed. Installed horizontality
and verticality deviation must not exceed 3mm.
� The layout of cabinet must comply with project design require-
ments. Cabinets installed by side of the passage way must be
aligned straight with deviation less than 5mm. The adjacent
cabinets must be against each other. The row of cabinets must
be in the same plane.
� The fastening screws must be tightened. The protrusion of the
nuts must be identical.
� No component must be loose or damaged in cabinet. No paint
coating must be peeling off or damaged (make up the paints
where necessary). All the labels must be complete and clear.
� The installed cabinet must be shockproof and reinforced. When
necessary, cabinet can be fixed on floor with bolts.
� Plumb
It measures the verticality of cabinet.
� Wrench
It measures the height of footing.
� Multimeter
It measures the resistance between grounding point and ex-
pansion bolt on floor.
1. Cabinet 3. Truckle
2. Footing 4. Bolt
Loosen the locknuts that fasten the cabinet footings. Place the
cabinet on the adjustable base manually or by lifting machine.
Make sure that the right, left, front and back plane of cabinet
are parallel with the NOC room walls. Use the height adjusting
nut on footing to regulate the height of cabinet. The footing
structure is shown in Figure 32.
2. Cabinet Leveling
The cabinet must be vertically installed. Place level bar on
the two perpendicular directions of cabinet top panel. Use the
height adjusting nut to regulate the horizontality and vertical-
ity of cabinet. Installed horizontality and verticality deviation
must not exceed 3mm. Fasten the locknut upward to fix the
cabinet footing. The fastening torque has to reach 45Nm.
3. Cabinet Fixation
As shown in Figure 33, press the pressure plate on the cabinet
footing, place the insulated tube. At last fix the cabinet with flat
washer, spring washer and blot. The fastening torque has to
reach 45Nm. The pressure plate is attached with an insulated
rubber pad. Pressure plate and insulated pad are shown in
Figure 34 .
4. Insulation Test
Modify the multimeter to resistance grade. Use the two mea-
suring heads to touch the cabinet earthing point and expansion
bolt. Measure their resistance. Continue with the next step if
Note:
Insulation test has to be implemented immediately after each
cabinet footing is fixed.
1. Cabinet 3. Floor
2. Panel Wood
2. Cabinet Leveling
The cabinet must be vertically installed. Place level bar on
the two perpendicular directions of cabinet top panel. Use the
height adjusting nut to regulate the horizontality and vertical-
ity of cabinet. Installed horizontality and verticality deviation
must not exceed 3mm. Fasten the locknut upward to fix the
cabinet footing. The fastening torque has to reach 45Nm.
3. Cabinet Fixation
As shown in Figure 36, press the pressure plate on the cabinet
footing and place the insulated tube on expansion bolt. At
last fix the cabinet with flat washer, spring washer and blot.
The fastening torque has to reach 45Nm. The pressure plate
is attached with an insulated rubber pad. Pressure plate and
insulated pad are shown in Figure 36.
4. Insulation Test
Modify the multimeter to resistance grade. Use the two mea-
suring heads to touch the cabinet earthing point and expansion
bolt. Measure their resistance. Continue the next step if the
circuit is an open circuit. If the result shows that it is not an
open circuit, then the cabinet is not insulated with earth. Ex-
amine the insulated tube. Repeat the last step and insulation
test.
Note:
Insulation test has to be implemented immediately after each
cabinet footing is fixed.
1. Cabinet 3. Truckle
2. Footing 4. Bolt
2. Cabinet Leveling
3. Cabinet Fixation
Press the pressure plate on the cabinet footing. Make the bolt
through the fixed bottom, and place the insulated tube on bolt.
At last fix the cabinet with flat washer, spring washer and blot.
The fastening torque has to reach 45Nm. The pressure plate is
attached with an insulated rubber pad. Pressure plate is shown
in Figure 39.
4. Insulation Test
Modify the multimeter to resistance grade. Use the two mea-
suring heads to touch the cabinet earthing point and expansion
bolt. Measure their resistance. Continue the next step if the
circuit is an open circuit. If the result shows that it is not an
open circuit, then the cabinet is not insulated with earth. Ex-
amine the insulated tube. Repeat the last step and insulation
test.
Note:
Insulation test has to be implemented immediately after each
cabinet footing is fixed.
1. Cabinet 4. Locknut
2. Footing 5. Truckle
3. Height Adjusting Nut 6. Bolt
2. Cabinet Fixation
Place the cabinet on the corresponding position of bottom.
Keep the installation hole of footing on cabinet and circinal hole
on base on the same line. As shown in Figure 41, place flat
washer, spring washer on bolt, and fasten the bolt M16×100 in
the direction of arrowhead. As a result, the cabinet is installed
on the base.
3. Insulation Test
Modify the multimeter to resistance grade. Use the two mea-
suring heads to touch the cabinet earthing point and expansion
bolt. Measure their resistance. Continue the next step if the
circuit is an open circuit. If the result shows that it is not an
open circuit, then the cabinet is not insulated with earth. Ex-
amine the insulated tube. Repeat the last step and insulation
test.
Note:
Insulation test has to be implemented immediately after each
cabinet footing is fixed.
4. Between two near cabinets, use six screws M8×12, flat washer,
spring washer and M8 nut to connect angle support. The in-
stallation of two near cabinets is shown in Figure 45.
Cabinet Accessories
Remove and Installation
Remove and Installation of Front and
Back Doors
The front and back doors have been installed before the device
leaves the factory. The front and back doors will be removed and
reinstalled if they affect construction.
Note:
Damp meshes must not be installed in cabinet.
2. Open dustproof plug-in box and take out the dustproof meshes.
3. Clean the dustproof mesh by warm water (≤40℃), and dry it.
4. Push the dustproof mesh into the dustproof plug-in box.
5. Push the dustproof plug-in box into the cabinet.
Result: Dustproof plug-in boxes have been installed and cleaned.
1. Door panel
2. 3M Glutinous band
3. Sparkle sponge plastic
Note:
Damp meshes can not be installed in cabinet.
For dual cabinets, install back and front panel woods of the first
cabinet, and then install back and front panel woods of others
in turn. The installation diagram of front and back panel woods
is shown in Figure 52.
For many cabinets on a single row, only a single row of two side
panel wood needs to install. For many cabinets are on the same
row, the leftmost and rightmost panel woods are required to install
only.
Result: Panel wood has been installed.
Front panel and back panel are necessary for one cabinet. Use
M5×12 screws to connect the top panel with top of cabinet, as
shown in Figure 55.
For dual cabinets, only top panel and top side panel are re-
quired to install.
Figure 57 shows the cabinet appearance after installation is
finished.
Result: Top panel and top inside panel have been installed.
When the cables are required connecting, loosen the bolts first,
remove the cover board and install the cables. After finishing the
installation, fix the cover board. Make sure that the cable travers-
ing through cover board by the U-type groove.
To install power supply and grounding cable, perform the following
steps.
1. Install -48V power supply cable
It is a blue cable. One end connects to the terminal marked as
– 48V on set-top filter (or connector module), and the other
end connects to -48V connector bar of DC distribution cabinet.
2. Install -48VGND cable
It is a black cable. One end connects to the terminal marked
as -48VGND on set-top filter (or connector module), and the
other end connects to -48VGND connector bar of DC distribu-
tion cabinet.
3. Install grounding PE cable
It is a yellow green cable. One end connects to the grounding
bolt marked as PE (or the terminal marked as PE on connector
bar) in the top of cabinet, and the other end connects to PE
grounding bar of DC distribution cabinet.
Master Device
Installation
Table of Contents
Installing Plug-in Box .........................................................65
Plugging and Unplugging Card.............................................67
Installation of Power Supply Module .....................................70
Installation of Fan Plug-in Box .............................................76
Installation of Cabling Rack.................................................79
5. Two operators stand at right and left sides of the cabinet. The
one on left side support the middle bottom of the plug-in box
with his left hand, and hold the upper part of the plug-in box
with his right hand.
The one on right side support the middle bottom of the plug-in
box with his right hand and hold the upper part of the plug-in
box with his left hand. They uplift the plug-in box simultane-
ously.
6. Position the back of plug-in box on support rails of cabinet.
Holding the box firmly, the two operators must slowly move
the box inside the cabinet.
7. When 10cm of the plug-in box is inside the rails, one operator
can remove his hand at the bottom and push the box to posi-
tion. Hold the box before it is completely put into position.
8. The left side of plug-in box is fixed on the corner rails with 4
crown screws.
1. Card 3. Extractor
2. Captive Screw
Align the two sides of the card bottom steel with the guide rail
slot of the plug-in box and push the card into the box, as shown
in Figure 63.
2. When the card connector touches the back-plate, the card will
be stopped being pushed into the plug-in box. The card extrac-
tors are still opened and the card is not in place at that time,
as shown in Figure 64.
3. Turn the extractors on both sides inward. The card moves for-
ward in place until the extractor cannot be turned, which in-
dicates the extract is turned in place. The extractor is nearly
parallel to the card front. The card is plugged in place.
4. Secure the captive screws on both sides of the card using a
screwdriver as shown in Figure 65.
Note:
The AC and DC power modules for the ZXR10 8912/8908/8905
plug-in boxes have the similar appearance and size. Before power-
on, check the power feed box at the rear of the plug-in box to see
if it is AC or DC. Check if the voltage meets the requirement to
prevent the power modules and the equipment from being dam-
aged.
Plug Power Supply To plug power module of ZXR10 8912/8908/8905, perform the
Module following steps.
1. Align the power module with the module slot on the plug-in
box, as shown in Figure 66.
2. Plug the power module to the end so that it touches the back-
plate connector, when the module is still in place. Push the
plastic panel of the module forcibly until the module is com-
pletely plugged into the plug-in box. Secure the socket con-
nector connection between the module and the back-plate, as
shown in Figure 67.
3. Hold the two sides or bottom of the power module guard with
hands and pull the guard upward to remove it. Screw down the
captive screw on the bottom side of the module to secure the
connection between the module and the plug-in box, as shown
in Figure 68.
4. Plug the power guard from the top of the plastic panel frame of
the module and push down the guard so that the round plastic
tappets on both sides of the guard are pinned by the clamp
slots of the plastic guard.
Result: Power module of 8908 has been plugged.
Unplug Power To unplug power module of ZXR10 8902, perform the following
Supply Module steps.
1. Hold both sides or hold the bottom of the power module guard
with hands.
2. Pull the guard upward and remove it. Loosen the captive screw
on the bottom side of the module.
3. Hold the plastic guard of the module and pull it outward forcibly
until it is pulled out.
Result: Power module of ZXR10 8902 has been unplugged.
Install and Fake power supply module is required in the case of no three power
Remove Fake supply modules, which consists of installation plate, metallic-rect-
Power Supply angular frame, fake power supply module cover and power module
Module guard, as shown in Figure 69.
2. Plug the power module to the end so that it touches the back-
plate connector, when the module is still in place. Push the
plastic panel of the module forcibly until the module is com-
pletely plugged into the plug-in box.
3. Screw down the captive screw on the bottom side of the
module to secure the connection between the module and the
plug-in box, Secure the socket connector connection between
the module and the back-plate, as shown in Figure 72.
1. Plug-in Box
2. Power Module
3. Captive Screw
Unplug Fan To unplug fan plug-in box of ZXR10 8902, perform the following
Plug-in Box steps.
1. Loosen the captive screws on the upper and lower side of the
fan plug-in box using a cross screwdriver.
2. Catch hold of the handle of the fan plug-in box and pull the box
out forcibly.
Result: Fan plug-in box of ZXR10 8902 has been unplugged.
Table of Contents
DC Power Supply Cable .....................................................83
AC Power Supply Cable ......................................................84
Grounding Wire Installation ...............................................85
Installation Notice .............................................................86
Installation Notice
Notice the following items:
� Grounding wire needs to adopt copper wire to reduce high fre-
quency impedance. The grounding wire shall be wide and short
as possible.
� Earth terminal has to be processed to anti corrosion and rust.
Meanwhile, earth terminal shall be fixed by nut.
� Power supply cable, earthing cable and signal cable can not be
cabling parallelly or wound to reduce disturbing.
� The grounding method of multi-cabinet can either be separate
or combined. When combined method is used, the grounding
wires of cabinets should be firmly connected to form an equipo-
tential object.
External Cable
Installation
Table of Contents
External Cable Types..........................................................87
Control Console Cable Installation........................................87
Network Cable Installation ..................................................88
Fiber Installation ...............................................................89
Label Types ......................................................................90
2 Blue 3
3 Orange 6
White (Blue) 4
5 White (Orange)
5
The name of the RJ45 jack is 8P8C straight through crimp jack with
the type of E5088-001023. Technical specifications are as follows:
� Rated current: 1.5A
� Rated voltage: 125V
� Crimped with AWG24-28# round wire
Network cables can be classified into two types according to the
sequence of connectors.
2 Orange 2
6 Green 6
4 Blue 4
8 Brown 8
2 Orange 6
6 Green 2
4 Blue 4
8 Brown 8
Fiber Installation
Optical fibers are used to connect optical interfaces. There are two
types of fibers: single mode and multi-mode. They can be used
as required.
1 ST-XG-12GE-RJ454SFP LC/PC-
These products should be
2 ST-XG-24GE-RJ454SFP LC/PC- purchased according to the
type of interface of the
3 ST-12GE-SFP4RJ45 LC/PC- customer’s interconnecting
device specified in the
4 ST-24GE-SFP4RJ45 LC/PC- contract. In addition, the
customer’s requirement of
5 ST-XG-1XGE-XEN SC/PC- optical connectors should also
be considered.
6 ST-XG-2XGE-XEN SC/PC-
Label Types
Transverse Transverse English labels on panels and connectors are used on
English Labels connectors or panels where the paste areas are more than label
on Panels and area. Structure and size of a label is shown in Figure 84.
Connectors
FIGURE 84 TRANSVERSE ENGLISH LABELS ON PANELS AND CONNECTORS
The paste position is 2cm away from the lug. First paste the
label on the cable for less than a half circle and then stick the
backs of the two half parts of the flag-type label. One such
label must be pasted on each end of a power cable, as shown
in Figure 87.
Note:
The contents on two labels on both ends of a power cable must
be opposite to each other.
For example, the contents filled in the L area of label at one
end must be consistent with those filled in R area of the label
at other end.
Both sides of the coaxial cable label are marked with L and R.
The specific meanings are as follows:
� When label is stick to coaxial cable on ZXR10 8900 side, the
R side of the label must be filled in with the actual content
of the DDF: row and column numbers of the DDF, the layer
of the cable in the DDF and cable number.
On the L side, the label is filled in with row and column
numbers of ZXR10 8900 in question, the layer of the cable
and the cable number.
� When the label is pasted at the side of the equipment
buyer’s DDF, the contents filled in the label must be op-
posite to those in the label at the ZXR10 8900 side.
� Network Cable Label
The label to be rolled onto the cable is called horizontal model-I
label in English with its structure and dimensions shown in Fig-
ure 92. The content marking methods are the same as that on
transverse English labels pasted on panels and connectors.
Hardware Installation
Inspection
Table of Contents
Cabinet Inspection.............................................................95
Power Supply Cable Inspection ............................................96
Cabling Inspection .............................................................96
Label Inspection ................................................................96
Cabinet Inspection
Cabinet inspection includes the following aspects:
� After cabinet installation, the cabinets must be stable and neat.
One row of cabinets must be aligned in one line. The surfaces
of the cabinet row must be in the same plane with less than
5mm deviation.
� The cabinet verticality must be less than 3mm.
� All fixtures must be fastened.
� No part in the cabinet must fall off or be damaged. No cable
must fall off or be broken. In addition, each label must be
correct, complete and clear.
� After cabinet installation, clean the installation marks on the
internal and external surfaces of the cabinet. The cabinet must
be free from dust.
� After all cables are laid, the sliding cover plates at the top and
bottom cabling holes of the cabinet must be pushed in position
to avoid entry of any animal.
� The case must be installed in cabinet or on worktable firmly
and correctly.
� All cards must be installed correctly, touching with backplane
closely without any loosening. The extractors and captive
screw must be fastened. The panels must be installed cor-
rectly without any obvious gap. The indicator RUN will be on
after the device getting electricity, and the indicator ALM will
be on when the device alarms.
Cabling Inspection
Cabling inspection includes the following parts:
� Each type of cable must be loose instead of tense at the bend.
� The routing must be laid according to the specified position and
the binding space must be consistent.
� The cabling must be smooth; no cable in the rack must be
crossed. And all cables outside the rack must be bound ac-
cording to different cabinets.
� The cables on the trough and cabling ladder must be tidy. All
cables must be bound and this is not allowed to damage the
external sheath.
� Required redundancy must be left for all cables. In addition,
all cable ties must be cut evenly so that there is no protruding
prick.
Label Inspection
All labels must be tidy and clean. In addition, their marks and
locations must be correct.