Introduction
Welcome to the GRB Global Pty Ltd Managed Ethernet Switch Installation Manual.
This guide outlines the procedures for the design, fabrication, assembly, and installation of Managed Ethernet Switch, ensuring that these systems perform optimally and maintain reliability throughout their lifecycle.
Purpose
This manual provides comprehensive instructions to achieve high-performance outcomes for Managed Ethernet Switches, from initial design through final installation. Our goal is to ensure reliability, minimize maintenance, and facilitate efficient troubleshooting.
Objectives
Ensuring Reliability and Functionality: Follow these guidelines to ensure consistent and dependable performance of Managed Ethernet Switches under expected operating conditions.
Minimizing Maintenance Needs: Implementing best practices to reduce maintenance frequency and enhance system efficiency.
Facilitating Troubleshooting: Streamline the troubleshooting process to minimize downtime and ensure smooth operations.
Scope and Applicability
This guide offers broad guidance applicable to various Managed Ethernet Switch applications, not specific to any particular OEM or type of equipment. The use of "shall" denotes mandatory requirements, while "should" indicates strong recommendations.
Compliance and Conflicts
Deviation from the outlined procedures is considered non-compliant. Any conflicts between this document and other approved drawings or documentation should be resolved in favour of the latter.
Location – Managed Ethernet Switch
2.1 Bracketry and Fasteners
Custom brackets must ensure long-term durability and compatibility with the equipment.
Use materials and manufacturing processes that meet industry standards, avoiding stress concentrations and ensuring easy installation.
2.3 Mounting Managed Ethernet Switch
Mount the switch in an accessible location, avoiding interference with safety devices and ensuring it is securely fixed and serviceable.
Protect unused ports from dust and debris, and ensure mounting hardware is easily removable.
2.4 Configuring Managed Ethernet Switch
Follow the network design provided by the GRB’S CLIENT Project Team or Collaboration Team.
Ensure configuration complies with OEM recommendations and document all configurations and equipment assignments.
2.5 Connection of Devices
Adhere to installation specifications and network design guidelines.
Engage with project teams for clarifications and document all procedures and configurations.
Power Source | Pick Up – Managed Ethernet Switch
3.1 Power Supply for Managed Ethernet Switch
Ensure the Moxa switch is powered by a supply identical to that of the network radio, with proper circuit protection and cabling standards.
Use Deutsch connectors for easy maintenance and ensure cabling is protected and routed according to OEM guidelines.
3.2 Ethernet Cabling Install Standards
Use stranded, flexible Ethernet cabling with approved connectors. Avoid in-line joins and test cables before connecting them to the network.
Ensure cabling is routed and protected as per standards, with proper labelling and strain relief.
Wiring Harness | Patch Lead | Secured Route Location – Managed Ethernet Switch
4.1 Electrical Cabling
Use high-conductive, stranded copper wires and minimize the use of splices. Protect cables with tubing or conduit and ensure proper routing to avoid damage.
4.2 Electrical Connectors
Use rear insertable connectors with good sealing protection and secure locking systems. Prefer M12 connectors over traditional RJ45 connectors.
Component Identification – Managed Ethernet Switch
5.1 Cable Labelling
Clearly label all cables at both ends with durable, legible labels. Ensure consistency and match labels with installation documentation.
5.2 Component Identification
Identify all components with hard labels, using appropriate materials and mounting techniques to ensure durability and compliance with GRB’S CLIENT standards.
Schematic Diagram – Managed Ethernet Switch
6.1 Documentation of Install Results
Provide detailed schematics including cable routes, component locations, and connection points. Ensure all documentation meets GRB’S CLIENT standards and includes test results.
Workmanship – Managed Ethernet Switch
7.1 Quality Standards
Execute all work to the highest standards, with attention to detail in cable protection, terminal insulation, and corrosion prevention.
Ensure neat arrangement and secure routing of wires, with flexibility for maintenance and movement.
LED Indicators - Managed Ethernet Switch
LED Status Indicators
PWR1/PWR2: Indicate power status.
STATE: Shows system status and diagnostic information.
FAULT: Alerts to user-configured events.
MSTR: Indicates router status in the Turbo Ring or Chain.
CPLR: Shows coupling function status.
10M/100M/1000M (SFP): Displays link speeds and activity.
VPN: Indicates the status of IPsec/OpenVPN tunnels.
References
Standards, Guidelines, and Procedures
Refer to various guidelines and standards for wire harness assemblies, GRB’S CLIENT standards, Managed Ethernet Switch documentation, mining safety standards, and technology standards.
This comprehensive guide ensures that MOXA Switches are installed and configured to the highest standards, providing reliable and efficient performance for your network infrastructure.
For more information or support, please contact GRB Global Pty Ltd.
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