- Connect the switches.
- Locate two one-meter Twinax cables.
- Connect the first cable from port 1 on the switch in position U27 to port 1 on the switch in position U28.
- Connect the second cable from port 2 on the switch in position U27 to port 2 on the switch in position U28.
- Locate and separate the three-meter and five-meter Twinax cables.
The three-meter cables are used to connect the switches in the base or appliance rack to the HCP G11 Nodes. If there are five-meter Twinax cables, they are used to connect nodes 17-44 in the Expansion racks to the back-end switches in the base rack.
- Locate the label sheets containing pairs of numbered decals.
- Label both ends of each Twinax cable.
- Starting at label 01 and proceeding sequentially, peel off the first of the pair and attach it to one end of the Twinax cable.
- Peel off the second of the pair and attach it to the other end of the Twinax cable.
- Connect the switch to the PRI port.
- Connect one end of the Twinax cable to the switch in rack position U27 using the port for the node with the corresponding cable number.
- Connect the other end of the Twinax cable to the blue PRI port corresponding node number in the appliance or base rack.
- Label both ends of each Twinax cable.
- Starting at label 01 and proceeding sequentially, peel off the first of the pair and attach it to one end of the Twinax cable.
- Peel off the second of the pair and attach it to the other end of the Twinax cable.
- Connect the switch to the SEC port.
- Connect one end of the Twinax cable to the switch in rack position U28 using the port for the node with the corresponding cable number.
- Connect the other end of the Twinax cable to the blue SEC port corresponding node number in the appliance or base rack.
- Repeat steps 3 through 6 for each of the nodes in the appliance or base rack.
- Neatly bundle and tie off the Twinax cables to the cable management attachments in the rear of the rack.
- If there are additional nodes in the system housed in Expansion racks, repeat steps 3 through 8 for each Expansion rack, adding 16 to the base node number.
For all Expansion racks, ensure you are using the five-meter Twinax cables.