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- Table of Contents
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- H3C CR16000-M Routers Installation Guide-5W102
- 00-Preface
- 01-Safety precautions
- 02-Preparing for installation
- 03-Installing the router
- 04-Installing removable components
- 05-Connecting cables
- 06-Verifying the installation
- 07-Starting and configuring the router
- 08-Replacement procedures
- 09-Troubleshooting
- 10-Appendix A Engineering labels
- 11-Appendix B Cable assembling and management
- 12-Appendix C Repackaging the Router
- Related Documents
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6 Verifying the installation
About installation verification
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WARNING! To avoid component damage or bodily injury, make sure all power sources are in OFF state before you check the installation. |
Installation verification is extremely important, because correct operation of the router highly depends on its stability, well grounding, proper power supply and correct implementation of the overall installation procedure. Check the installation from installation site, device installation, cabling, and electrical safety and record the check results. If any item fails the check, troubleshoot the issue, re-install the router, and check the installation again until all items pass the check.
Checking the installation site
Table6-1 Installation site checklist
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1 |
No obstacles exist inside or around the chassis. |
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2 |
No packing boxes, packing bags, or other packing materials left in the installation site. |
Verifying the installation
Table6-2 Installation checklist
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No. |
Item |
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1 |
The surfaces of the device are clean. All labels are correct, clear, and complete. |
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2 |
No condensation on the surface or inside the router. |
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3 |
The router is installed securely in the rack. |
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4 |
Fan trays, power supplies, cards, and interface modules are installed securely to the chassis. |
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5 |
All screws on fan trays, power supplies, cards, and interface modules are fastened securely. |
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6 |
Every empty slot has a filler panel installed. |
Cabling
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No. |
Item |
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1 |
All the communication cables, power cables, and grounding cables have been correctly connected. |
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2 |
All power cables and grounding cables are copper wire cables with no joints and are connected reliably. |
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3 |
The ring terminal has been attached securely to the power cable or grounding cable. |
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4 |
The heat-shrink tubing has been slided onto the cable and the bare metal part has been inserted into the end of the ring terminal. |
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5 |
The tubing around the cable has been shrunk using a heat gun. |
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6 |
No switch or fuse is attached to the grounding cable. |
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7 |
The cable labels are correct, clear, and affixed to the cable in the same direction. |
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8 |
Different types of cables are routed and bundled separately. |
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Cables are bound neatly for easy maintenance and expansion. They are not kinked or bent and are not tied in a knot. |
Electrical safety
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No. |
Item |
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1 |
Each power cord has a separate circuit breaker. |
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2 |
The circuit breaker is turned off. |
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3 |
The power cords are connected reliably and no short circuit has occurred in power input and output. |
