SYSTIMAX 360 ipatch Network Manager Module Faceplate Instructions

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1 Instruction Sheet SYSTIMAX Solutions SYSTIMAX 360 ipatch Network Manager Module Faceplate Instructions General The SYSTIMAX 360 ipatch Network Manager module is a SYSTIMAX approved product. This module allows a Panel Manager to be configured to supervise an equipment room and communicate directly with System Manager. The Network Manager module is designed to be installed on the Panel Manager s mounting bracket, which can be mounted in a standard 19-inch rack with a universal hole pattern. Note: To use the SYSTIMAX 360 ipatch Network Manager module in an existing ipatch System, the ipatch Managers must be running software version dated April 2003 or later. The System Manager software, used to manage the system, must be Version 6.3 or later. We recommend that you upgrade the System Manager software to Version 6.3 or a later version before you install the Network Manager module. Ordering information is listed below: Material ID Part No. Description iP-NET-MGR-MOD ipatch Network Manager module How to Contact Us To find out more about CommScope products, visit us on the web at For technical assistance: Tools Required - Within the United States, contact your local account representative or technical support at Outside the United States, contact your local account representative or Authorized Business Partner. - Within the United States, report any missing/damaged parts or any other issues to CommScope Customer Claims at Outside the United States, contact your local account representative or Authorized Business Partner. Phillips Screwdriver This product is covered by one or more of the following U.S. patents or their foreign equivalents: 6,285,293 and 6,522, CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved For RoHS Inquiries: CommScope Inc. Corke Abbey, Bray Co. Dublin, Ireland Attn: Legal Department Page 1 of 15

2 Instruction Sheet Parts List Verify parts against the parts list below: Quantity Description 1 ipatch Network Manager module 3 Screws for mounting the module on the Panel Manager mounting bracket 1 Power jumper 1 Strain relief strap 1 6-inch patch cord 1 Instruction sheet Separately Orderable Components Material ID Part No. Description iP-PANEL-MGR Panel Manager Specifications Microprocessor 32-bit, 375 MHz ARM9 processor Power 12 VDC at 18 W (Network manager + Panel manager + panels) Programming Downloadable software: From host software Program data retention without power: Connections Minimum 10 years Panel connections per rack: Maximum 45 ipatch Manager units per Rack Manager LAN: Maximum 99 Recommended Mounting Height Approximately 65 inches (165cm) above the floor, measured from the top edge of the Panel Manager (the 34th 1U slot up from the bottom of a rack) Operational Environment Temperature range: Humidity: Ethernet Interface: Speed 32 F to 122 F (0 C to 50 C) 95% noncondensing IEEE BASE-T IEEE 802.3u 100BASE-TX 10 MB/sec or 100 MB/sec (half duplex or full duplex) Yellow LED for link speed - ON (100 MB/sec), OFF (10 MB/sec) Page 2 of 15

3 Important Safety Cautions The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to potential personal injury hazards. This product should be operated using only the power supply provided by SYSTIMAX Solutions with the Panel Manager. Consideration should be given to the connection of the equipment to the supply circuit and the effect that overloading of the circuits might have on overcurrent protection and supply wiring. Appropriate consideration of equipment nameplate ratings should be used when addressing this concern. To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, and injury to persons, read, understand, and adhere to the following instructions as well as any warnings marked on the product. Remote risk of electric shock. Never install the product in wet locations or during lightning storms. Never touch uninsulated communication wires or terminals. Disconnected optical components may emit invisible optical radiation that can damage your eyes. Never look directly into an optical component that may have a laser coupled to it. Serious and permanent retinal damage is possible. If accidental exposure to laser radiation is suspected, consult a physician for an eye examination. Wear safety glasses to install the shelf. Although standard safety glasses provide no protection from potential optical radiation, they offer protection from accidental airborne hardware and cleaning solvents. Precautions Fiber optic trunk cable and jumper performance is sensitive to bending, pulling, and crushing. Minimum bend radius must be maintained during installation per the manufacturer s specification. Appropriate pulling socks must be used during installation, and pulling forces shall not exceed manufacturer s recommendations. MPO terminated trunk cables may use ribbonized fiber optic cable, which has a preferential bend axis. Use caution to avoid kinking trunk cables. ipatch high density fiber MPO adapters are equipped with protective dust caps installed in the front of all adapters. Prior to installation, clean the trunk cable and jumper connectors per the manufacturer s recommendations. All wiring that connects to this equipment must meet applicable local and national building codes and network wiring standards for communication cable. Care should be taken not to compromise the stability of the rack by installation of this equipment. ipatch high density fiber shelves are for use in restricted access areas only. IMPORTANT SYSTIMAX 360 ipatch shelves use infrared sensing technology and should be installed where they are not exposed to direct sunlight or other infrared sources. Save these instructions. Page 3 of 15

4 Instruction Sheet Overview To use one Panel Manager on the Rack Manager LAN to communicate directly with System Manager, you must install a Network Manager module and connect it to the Panel Manager. The Panel Manager with Network Manager module must be installed on the first rack on the Rack Manager LAN. We recommend performing this installation before mounting the Panel Manager on the rack. 1. If you are installing the Network Manager module on a new ipatch rack, perform the following steps: Step 1 Mount the panel bus. Step 2 Install the Network Manager module. Step 3 Mount the Panel Manager. Step 4 Connect the Panel Manager to the Rack Manager LAN. Step 5 Install the ipatch panels and provide power to the rack. Step 6 Install the other equipment in the rack. Step 7 Cable the ipatch Panels and other equipment. Step 8 Connect the Panel Manager to the ethernet network. Step 9 Configure the network settings for the Panel Manager. 2. If you are installing the Network Manager module on an existing ipatch rack, perform the following tasks: Step 2 Remove the Panel Manager from the rack and install the Network Manager module. Step 3 Mount the Panel Manager. Step 4 Connect the Panel Manager to the Rack Manager LAN. Step 5 Provide power to the rack. Step 8 Connect the Panel Manager to the ethernet network. Step 9 Configure the network settings for the Panel Manager. Step 1 Mount the Panel Bus (for new racks) The panel bus allows the Panel Manager and ipatch panels to communicate. Also, the Panel Manager supplies power to the ipatch Panels through the panel bus. The Network Manager module is connected to the Panel Manager, and the Panel Manager is connected to the rack s panel bus. The Panel Manager with Network Manager module must be installed on the first rack on the Rack Manager LAN. To install the panel bus for the rack, see the SYSTIMAX ipatch System Panel Manager Guide ( ) Step 2 Install the Network Manager Module 1. If the Panel Manager where the Network Manager is to be installed is already installed on the rack, remove the Panel Manager from the rack: Unplug the power adapter from the electrical service outlet. Note: If a redundant power supply is being used, unplug the power adapter for the redundant supply from the electrical service outlet. Page 4 of 15

5 Remove the strain relief strap from the power adapter cord and the display patch cord (Figure 1). Disconnect the power adapter plug from the PWR1 jack on the back of the Panel Manager (Figure 1). Note: If a redundant power supply is being used, remove the power adapter plug from the PWR2 jack. Disconnect the modular patch cord from the RACK MGR OUTPUT jack on the back of the Panel Manager (Figure 1). Rack manager output Panel manager Figure 1 Removing the Panel Manager from the Rack Disconnect the panel bus jumper from the panel bus connector. Power adapter cord Strain relief strap Unscrew the four screws used to mount the Panel Manager to the rack. Remove and save the screws and star washers, and remove the Panel Manager from the rack. 2. On the back of the Panel Manager mounting bracket, place the Network Manager module to the left of the Panel Manager, as shown in Figure 2. Using the three (3) screws provided, attach the module to the mounting bracket. Panel manager Network manager module Mounting screws (3) Figure 2 Attaching the Network Manager Module to the Mounting Bracket Page 5 of 15

6 Instruction Sheet 3. Connect the 6-inch patch cord provided with the Network Manager to the RACK MGR OUTPUT jack on the back of the Network Manager (Figure 3). 4. Connect the other end of the patch cord to the RACK MGR INPUT jack on the back of the Panel Manager (Figure 3). Rack manager output Rack manager input Network manager module 6-inch patch cord Panel manager Figure 3 Connecting the Patch Cord from the Network Manager Module to the Panel Manager 5. On the back of the Network Manager, connect one end of the power jumper to the PWR OUT jack (Figure 4). 6. On the back of the Panel Manager, connect the other end of the power jumper to the PWR1 jack. Use the strain relief strap provided with the Network Manager module to secure the power jumper to the patch cord connected to the Panel Manager (Figure 4). Strain relief strap Power jumper Figure 4 Connecting the Power Jumper from the Network Manager Module to the Panel Manager Step 3 Mount the Panel Manager To install the Panel Manager for the rack, see the SYSTIMAX ipatch System Panel Manager Guide ( ). Step 4 Connect the Panel Manager to the Rack Manager LAN The ipatch Manager units in an equipment room communicate with each other using the Rack Manager LAN. Modular patch cords can be used to make the Rack Manager LAN connections. A 7-foot patch cord is provided with the Panel Manager for this purpose. You can use a longer modular patch cord if necessary. The ipatch Manager units are connected to each other in series using the RACK MGR INPUT and OUTPUT jacks on the back of the ipatch Manager units. Page 6 of 15

7 Important: The Panel Manager with a Network Manager module installed must be the first unit connected to the Rack Manager LAN. 1. Connect a modular patch cord to the RACK MGR OUTPUT jack on the back of the Panel Manager (Figure 5). 2. Run the patch cord to the next ipatch Manager. Connect the patch cord to the RACK MGR INPUT jack on the back of that ipatch Manager. Modular patch cord Figure 5 Making the Rack Manager LAN Connection Step 5 Install the ipatch Panels (for New Racks) and Provide Power to the Rack 1. Install the ipatch Panels on the rack. For instructions, see the installation instructions provided with the panel. Note: Make sure that each ipatch Panel is securely connected to the panel bus. The most common problems that occur with equipment installation are due to improper panel bus jumper connections at the panel or at the panel bus. 2. Using the power adapter provided with the Panel Manager, connect the power adapter plug to the PWR IN1 jack on the back of the Network Manager. Route the power adapter cord along the patch cord connected to the Panel Manager (Figure 6). Note: Remove the strain relief strap from the Panel Manager display patch cord. It will be used later to provide strain relief for the power adapter cord. Power adapter cord Figure 6 Connecting the Power Adapter Page 7 of 15

8 Instruction Sheet Press the latch to the open position. Remove the plastic protecto r. Insert the edge of the plug into the adapte r. Then press on the plug until it snaps into place. Figure 7 Modifying the Power Adapter 3. Modify the power adapter for use with the local configuration for electrical service outlets: Select the appropriate AC plug. Holding the power adapter in one hand, use your thumb to press the spring-loaded latch on the back of the adapter to the open position (Figure 7). Use your forefinger and thumb on your other hand to grasp the bottom edge of the plastic protector. Then remove the plastic protector, exposing the mating prongs. Release the spring-loaded latch. Insert the tabbed edge of the AC plug into the top of the opening in the power adapter. Then press on the plug until it snaps into place. 4. Plug the power adapter into an electrical service outlet. Note: A redundant power supply can be attached to the NET MGR PWR2 jack on the back of the Network Manager module. When using a redundant power supply, use the strain relief strap to secure both power adapter cords to the patch cord connecting the Network Manager module and the Panel Manager. 5. Wait until the Panel Manager display shows: Program Order of ipatch Equipment in Rack Rack 1 Press Continue to order panels and modules. Continue Cancel Page 8 of 15

9 Press Continue to program the order of panels and modules on the rack. The Panel Manager sounds a key beep and the display shows: Looking for 1 of 45 Program Order of ipatch Equipment in Rack Rack 1 Working from top to bottom and left to right, press the first port button on each row and module. Cancel 7. Press a button on the top-most row of ipatch Panel ports on the rack. The Panel Manager sounds a completion tone, the associated LED turns on, and the display shows: Looking for 2 of 45 Rack 1 Program Order of ipatch Equipment in Rack Working from top to bottom and left to right, press the first port button on each row and module. Start Over Cancel Note: For 48-port panels, you must first press a button on the top row of the panel and then press a button on the bottom row. For modular shelves, you must press a button on each module, working from left to right. If you are programming the order of a series of modular shelves and there is no module in the right-most position of a shelf, press Next (see below) after you program the order of the last module in the shelf before moving to the next shelf. Looking for 2 of 45 Rack 1 Program Order of ipatch Equipment in Rack Press Next to program the order of the next shelf. Start Over Next Cancel 8. Press a button on the next lower row of ipatch Panel ports on the rack. The Panel Manager sounds a completion tone, the associated LED turns on, the LED on the previous panel turns off, and the display shows: Looking for 3 of 45 Rack 1 Program Order of ipatch Equipment in Rack Working from top to bottom and left to right, press the first port button on each row and module. Start Over Cancel 9. Repeat Step 8 until you have indicated the relative position of each row of ipatch Panel ports on the rack. The Panel Manager sounds a confirmation tone and the LED on the last panel or module turns off. Note: If you make a mistake ordering the rows or the Panel Manager does not sound a confirmation tone to indicate that the panels have been ordered, press Start Over to begin the process again. Resume with Step 6. If the Panel Manager shows the Ready screen with the Alarms softkey before you have finished ordering the rows, there are more panels or modules connected to the Panel Manager than allowed. Page 9 of 15

10 Instruction Sheet Disconnect the appropriate number of panels. At the Panel Manager display, press Menu, then highlight Reset Panels and press Select. Then press Continue and program the order of the panels in the rack. Step 6 Install the Other Equipment in the Rack (for New Racks) Install any other equipment on the rack, such as non-ipatch panels, network equipment, and patch cord organizers. Follow the instructions provided with the equipment. Step 7 Cable the ipatch Panels and Other Equipment in the Equipment Room (for new racks) Make the cable connections to the back of the ipatch panels and other equipment in the equipment room. For instructions for cabling ipatch panels, see the installation instructions provided with the panel. Note: To make it easier to cable the equipment, you can disconnect the power adapter plugs from the PWR jacks on the back of the Network Manager module. When you have finished cabling the equipment, be sure to restore power and to secure the power adapter cord to the patch cord inserted in the Network Manager s 10/100 Base T jack using the strain relief strap. Step 8 Connect the Panel Manager to the Ethernet Network 1. Connect a modular patch cord to the 10/100 BaseT jack on the back of the Network Manager module (Figure 8). 2. Connect the other end of the patch cord to the port providing the data network service. 3. Use the strain relief strap from the Panel Manager display patch cord to secure the power adapter cord to the patch cord inserted in the 10/100 BaseT jack (Figure 8). Network manager module Panel manager Patch cord inserted in 10/100 BaseT jack Strain relief strap Figure 8 Connecting the Panel Manager to an Ethernet Network Page 10 of 15

11 Step 9 Configure the Network Settings Before you configure the network settings for a Panel Manager with Network Manager module installed to be connected to the Ethernet network, contact your data network administrator to obtain the following information: unique, static IP address to be used to identify the Panel Manager subnet mask for your location gateway required for communication with System Manager Ethernet speed (10 MB/sec or 100 MB/sec) data transmission mode (half duplex or full duplex) ping response setting (on or off) 1. At the Panel Manager display, press any button to turn on the lighting. From the Ready screen, press Menu. Ready Rack 1 Menu Alarms Jobs 2. Press until the Panel Manager display shows: Test Panels Reset Panels Reset Racks Clear Memory Change Network Settings Highlight a command. Then press Select. Select Exit 3. With Change Network Settings highlighted, press Select. Network: Off Select Exit 4. Set the Network setting to Ethernet: With Network highlighted, press Select. Network: Off Ethernet NM LAN Highlight a setting. Then press Save. Save Cancel Press to highlight Ethernet. With Ethernet highlighted, press Save. The Panel Manager sounds a confirmation tone. Page 11 of 15

12 Instruction Sheet 5. Program the IP address assigned to the Panel Manager: Press until the display shows: Network: Ethernet Network Manager LAN: Disabled IP Address: Select Restore Defaults Exit With IP Address highlighted, press Select. Network: Ethernet Network Manager LAN: Disabled IP Address: Enter each digit. Then press Save. Save Cancel Enter the IP address provided by your data network administrator. To change a digit, press or until the desired digit is highlighted. Then press and until the desired number appears. Press Save. The Panel Manager sounds a confirmation tone. 6. Program the subnet mask: Press until the display shows: Network: Ethernet Network Manager LAN: Disabled IP Address: Select Restore Defaults Exit With Subnet Mask highlighted, press Select. Network: Ethernet Network Manager LAN: Disabled IP Address: Subnet Mask: Enter each digit. Then press Save. Save Cancel Enter the subnet mask provided by your data network administrator. To change a digit, press or until the desired digit is highlighted. Then press and until the desired number appears. Press Save. The Panel Manager sounds a confirmation tone. Page 12 of 15

13 Program the gateway: Press until the display shows: Network: Ethernet Network Manager LAN: Disabled IP Address: Select Restore Defaults Exit With Gateway highlighted, press Select. Network: Ethernet Network Manager LAN: Disabled IP Address: Gateway: Enter each digit. Then press Save. Save Cancel Enter the gateway provided by your data network administrator. To change a digit, press or until the desired digit is highlighted. Then press and until the desired number appears. Press Save. The Panel Manager sounds a completion tone. Note: The Socket setting is the address the Panel Manager uses to communicate with System Manager. Do not change this address unless your computer network administrator instructs you to do so. 8. Confirm the Ethernet speed setting matches the setting provided by your network administrator by pressing until the display shows: Network Manager LAN: Disabled IP Address: Speed: 100 MB/sec Select Restore Defaults Exit To change the Ethernet speed setting: With Speed highlighted, press Select. Press and to highlight the desired setting. Press Save. The Panel Manager sounds a completion tone. Page 13 of 15

14 Instruction Sheet 9. Confirm the data transmission mode setting matches the setting provided by your network administrator by pressing until the display shows: IP Address: Speed: 100 MB/sec Duplex: Half Select Restore Defaults Exit To change the data transmission mode setting: With Duplex highlighted, press Select. Press and to highlight the desired setting. Press Save. The Panel Manager sounds a completion tone. 10. Confirm the ping response setting matches the setting provided by your network administrator by pressing until the display shows: Speed: 100 MB/sec Duplex: Half Ping Response: On Select Restore Defaults Exit To change the ping response setting: With Ping Response highlighted, press Select. Press and to highlight the desired setting. Page 14 of 15

15 Press Save. The Panel Manager sounds a completion tone. Press Exit. The Panel Manager display shows Initializing... and then: Ready Rack 1 Menu Alarms Jobs Troubleshooting Problems To troubleshoot problems, see the SYSTIMAX ipatch System Panel Manager Guide ( ). Page 15 of 15