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S320 OCS Hardware User Guide 

Doc. Part No. 460167-00 

May 27, 2015 

Rev. B7 

 

 

Page 12 of 46 

If the hazard is not mitigated through the use of proper safety equipment and the observance 
of safety precautions, blindness can result. This section presents general safety measures that 

must

 be observed by personnel working on or around the S320 OCS to reduce or eliminate the 

risk of injury from laser radiation. 

 

 

 

Use of controls, adjustments or procedures other than those specified in this 
guide could result in hazardous radiation exposure. 

 

The S320 OCS can switch the laser energy supplied by any one of the input  
fiber-optic cables to any one of the output fiber-optic cables. To avoid injury, all of 
the switch’s optical connectors must either be attached to a fiber-optic cable that 
is part of a closed optical system or capped with the supplied connector covers. 

 

Under no circumstance

 should attempts be made to operate this equipment with 

a fiber-optic connector that is uncapped or disconnected from a fiber-optic cable 
that is part of a closed optical system. 

 

All service to this device that requires removal of the chassis panel must be 
performed by the manufacturer or its authorized agent(s). 

 

Personnel working near, or in the vicinity of, any equipment carrying optical traffic may not be 
aware of possible exposure to laser light escaping from uncovered connectors. 

To avoid possible injury from unintended exposure to laser radiation, make sure to observe the 
following precautions: 

 

Always keep fiber cables connected to 

all

 of the S320 OCS connectors, regardless  

of whether the fiber termination is providing an active cross-connection. If a cable  
is not attached to a connector, make sure the connector is capped. In addition to 
preventing accidental exposure to a light source, capping the connector will help 
prevent contamination of its fiber-optic surfaces by dust or other particulate matter. 

 

Never

 look directly into the end of a fiber or into any optical connector. There is no 

warning when the connector is connected to a light source. 

 

Always wear the appropriate laser safety glasses when working around a laser source. 
When evaluating protective eyewear, be sure to consider the laser power, wavelength 
and manufacturer class warnings for the laser device being used. 

Summary of Contents for S320

Page 1: ...S320 Optical Circuit Switch OCS Hardware User Guide...

Page 2: ...hat is protected under one or more pending or issued United States and foreign patents This manual may not be copied wholly or in part without prior written permission from CALIENT Technologies To obt...

Page 3: ...ay 27 2015 Rev B7 Page 3 of 46 Revision History Date Version Description Author s 01 21 2013 A Legacy doc describing S320 Photonic Switch hardware T Douglas 04 14 2015 B6 Update doc to reflect OCS har...

Page 4: ...ectors Clean 14 2 3 2 Optical Fiber Bend Radius 14 2 4 Cleaning Substance Hazards 15 2 4 1 Isopropyl Alcohol 15 2 4 2 Leakage and Spill Disposal 16 2 4 3 Decanting 16 2 4 4 Nitrogen 17 2 4 5 Nitrogen...

Page 5: ...s 34 5 1 2 Safety Requirements 35 5 1 3 Required Tools 35 5 1 4 Installing the S320 OCS in a Rack 36 5 2 Connecting Communication Interfaces 36 5 2 1 Connecting the Serial Cable 36 5 2 1 1 Serial Port...

Page 6: ...e Doc Part No 460167 00 May 27 2015 Rev B7 Page 6 of 46 A 3 Optical Specifications 43 A 4 Environmental Requirements 44 B ORDERING INFORMATION 45 B 1 System Part Numbers 45 B 2 Spare Part Numbers 45 B...

Page 7: ...OCS Version 2 Front Panel 24 Figure 7 S320 OCS Version 2 Rear Panel 24 Figure 8 S320 OCS Version 1 Front Panel Close Up 25 Figure 9 S320 OCS Version 2 Front Panel Close Up 25 Figure 10 S320 OCS Power...

Page 8: ...Alarm Interface Pinout 27 Table 4 Power Supply Input Voltage Tolerances 29 Table 5 S320 OCS Environmental Requirements 33 Table 6 DB9 Serial Interface Pinout 37 Table 7 RJ45 Serial Interface Pinout 3...

Page 9: ...0 Optical Circuit Switch OCS Hardware User Guide provides detailed information about the physical form and functionality of the CALIENT S320 fiber optic switch AUDIENCE This guide is written for both...

Page 10: ...he switch an overview of OCS functionality and physical architecture including precise descriptions of the LEDs and physical interfaces located on the front and rear of the OCS chassis and step by ste...

Page 11: ...ecting and applying electrical power Make sure to implement all electrostatic discharge ESD prevention measures when handling the S320 OCS Inspect the installation site for sources of laser light and...

Page 12: ...losed optical system All service to this device that requires removal of the chassis panel must be performed by the manufacturer or its authorized agent s Personnel working near or in the vicinity of...

Page 13: ...cted to the S320 OCS Although the S320 OCS has no laser sources higher than Class 1 the total optical power through the equipment and potentially available at any one of the fiber terminations split o...

Page 14: ...connectors require special handling to mitigate contamination from dust and debris that could increase insertion loss Contamination during connection of the connector surface perpendicular to the lig...

Page 15: ...ectors The recommended solvent for cleaning optical fiber connectors is isopropyl alcohol IPA that is 99 8 pure DOT Hazard Classification Flammable Liquid Always observe the following precautions when...

Page 16: ...spiratory protection from vapors Dispose of contaminated clean up materials only at an approved facility in accordance with local requirements for hazardous waste 2 4 3 Decanting When decanting isopro...

Page 17: ...r life If symptoms of asphyxiation occur such as rapid respiration loss of muscular coordination fatigue dizziness or nausea move immediately to fresh air Also never puncture or incinerate nitrogen cy...

Page 18: ...f 46 Use only materials compatible with the gas Never allow any substance gas or liquid to get into a cylinder that is in use If there is a risk this could happen mount an anti return valve If a forei...

Page 19: ...rk core to access allowing any optical input fiber to be connected at the photonic level to any output fiber regardless of the data rate or protocol of the signals being carried by the fiber 3 2 Archi...

Page 20: ...e light paths The light path within the MSM architecture is illustrated in Figure 2 Figure 2 Light Path within the MSM Fibers mounted in a Fiber Block Fibers mounted in a Fiber Block Fibers mounted in...

Page 21: ...m each output mirror back into its output fiber High quality mirrors and collimators coupled with precise electrostatic control of the position of each mirror enable switch times of less than 20 ms an...

Page 22: ...e Control Processor CP which is the brain of the S320 OCS The CP establishes and maintains connections and coordinates system management Because of the vital role of the Control Processor the S320 OCS...

Page 23: ...S320 OCS Hardware User Guide Doc Part No 460167 00 May 27 2015 Rev B7 Page 23 of 46 Figure 4 S320 OCS Version 1 Front Panel Figure 5 S320 OCS Version 1 Rear Panel...

Page 24: ...S320 OCS Hardware User Guide Doc Part No 460167 00 May 27 2015 Rev B7 Page 24 of 46 Figure 6 S320 OCS Version 2 Front Panel Figure 7 S320 OCS Version 2 Rear Panel...

Page 25: ...ray of 320 input and 320 output LC UPC bulkhead connectors 3 3 2 Operational Status LEDs The operational status LEDs for both versions of the S320 OCS are located in the lower right corner of the fron...

Page 26: ...more alarms critical major or minor are occurring A PWR B PWR Power status Green The system is receiving power from the indicated power source Source A is the primary power source source B is the bac...

Page 27: ...MINV_NO Minor Alarm Visual Normally Open 3 3 4 Management Interfaces The management interfaces on the S320 OCS provide Ethernet and serial connectivity two 2 Ethernet connections are used to control t...

Page 28: ...Interfaces The S320 OCS is powered by redundant power source inputs Power Source A and Power Source B Each input holds a single 48 VDC power module If Power Source A fails the system automatically dra...

Page 29: ...other particulate matter Figure 4 and Figure 5 show a version 1 switch configured with front patch panels and rear power source inputs populated with power modules Figure 6 and Figure 7 show a simila...

Page 30: ...e S320 OCS The S320 OCS is shipped from the factory in a single package consisting of two containers an inner container and an outer container For added protection the S320 OCS is first packed inside...

Page 31: ...ntaining the cables version 2 only mounting screws and ESD grounding strap 4 Carefully lift the chassis out of the inner container 5 Remove the anti ESD bag from the chassis and keep it for future shi...

Page 32: ...g the shipping lockdown baseplate Performing this task requires two people The following procedure describes how to remove the shipping lockdown baseplate Figure 12 1 Person 1 presses down firmly on t...

Page 33: ...flat Packaged for shipping ATSM composite Truck Rail Air 5Hz 20Hz at 0 01g 2 Hz 20 200Hz 3dB octave Shock2 Operating IEC 60068 2 27 3 5G 11 msec half sine shocks in the x y and z axes run pre and pos...

Page 34: ...ling the switch in a rack Connecting the configuration interfaces i e serial cable and Ethernet cables of the switch Connecting the power interfaces of the switch Booting up the switch Installing the...

Page 35: ...t room temperature Make sure the ambient operating temperature of racked equipment does not exceed the specified maximum operating temperature of the S320 OCS by having adequate ventilation cooling in...

Page 36: ...unting the S320 OCS in a rack The following procedure describes how to install the S320 OCS in a rack 1 Attach a shelf to the rack one screw hole below the desired location of the switch This shelf wi...

Page 37: ...or which requires a combination USB to DB9 RJ45 to DB9 adapter cable Figure 14 Version 1 does not come with a serial cable it must be provided by the customer Version 2 comes with the required combina...

Page 38: ...to DB9 serial cable to the RJ45 to DB9 adapter cable Figure 13 Figure 13 USB to DB9 Cable L and RJ45 to DB9 Adapter Cable R 2 Connect the RJ45 end of the assembled serial cable Figure 14 to the seria...

Page 39: ...hernet GbE RJ45 connectors on the front of the switch These connectors are labeled NMS LAN A and B on version 1 of the switch Figure 4 and Figure 8 and LAN A and B on version 2 of the switch Figure 6...

Page 40: ...r supply cabling CALIENT recommends using 18 gauge wire for this cabling 2 Insert one exposed end of each wire into the appropriate receptacle of the cam over terminal connector located at the left si...

Page 41: ...e to the appropriate terminal on the power supply 5 Activate both power sources A primary and B backup to deliver electrical power to the S320 OCS To avoid possible injury to personnel and or damage t...

Page 42: ...0 OCS is compliant A 1 1 Safety The S320 OCS has been tested and found compliant with the following safety standards UL 60945 UL CSA IEC EN 60950 1 IEC EN 60825 FDA CFR 21 1040 A 1 2 Electromagnetic C...

Page 43: ...ty The physical characteristics of the S320 OCS affecting accessibility and serviceability are listed in Table 8 Table 8 S320 OCS Physical Dimensions Feature Description Dimensions 17 5 W x 13 9 H x 1...

Page 44: ...g Accuracy 1 dB Insertion Loss Reporting Accuracy 2 dB Switch lifetime 10 12 Cycles 1 Using an MTP12 connector instead of an LC connector will increase the maximum insertion loss 0 5 dB 2 Bulk reconfi...

Page 45: ...figuration 5 to 20 dBm DR LC APC Connectors 48 VDC Rear Power CT S320 2S LU0 48TR 01 00 S320 Optical Circuit Switch 320 x 320 Standard Shelf Configuration 5 to 20 dBm DR LC UPC Connectors 48 VDC Rear...

Page 46: ...2 S320 OCS Software Part Numbers CALIENT Part Number Product Description CT SW S 6 X 000 00 00 S Series Software Release 6 X LC Connectors Standard Shelf Configuration CT SW S 6 X 100 00 00 S Series S...

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