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Installing the Digital Video O/E Conversion Chassis
a
Appearance of the Digital Video O/E Conversion Chassis
Optical port
b
Appearance of the Power Supply Unit and Power Cable Connections
Front
c
Power Consumption
Maximum Input Power
Maximum Output Power
DC Output Voltage
Rated Working Current
e
Installing and Routing Cables
c
Rear view of a 19-inch rack
a
NOTE
Open the rear door of the rack and then install cables on
the rear.
a
Route power cables and network cables along the left side of
the rack and insert them into corresponding ports.
b
Route electrical signal cables along the right side of the
rack and insert them into the corresponding ports.
c
When all cables need to be routed on the sides of the rack,
secure each cable to the rack at the specified bundling point on
the chassis.
Front
Areas A and B each provide six power inputs for mutual backup. In areas A and B,
select a total of two power inputs (working and protection) that are identified with the
same number to provide power to the O/E conversion chassis.
AC input
(100-240 V)
Rear
Power port
300 W
250 W
12 V
3.5 A
c
b
Other ports
A
d
Installing O/E Conversion Chassis
in 19 " Rack
b
f
Installing and Routing Fibers
a
Front view of a 19-inch rack
c
NOTE
Open the front door of the rack and then install fibers on
the front.
a
Route fibers along the left side of the rack. If there are a large
number of fibers, you can route certain fibers along the right
side of the rack.
b
Insert fibers into the corresponding ports.
c
Wind fibers onto the winding pipe, and secure the winding
pipe to the rack at the specified bundling point on the
chassis.
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Rear
Electrical port
B
AC input
(100-240 V)
O/E conversion
chassis
a
b
b
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