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Connect the Array to the Network, Connecting the AC Power Cables 2U Array

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PS6210 Install and Setup Guide 3 Connecting the Array Cables Figure 6: Connecting the AC Power Cables (2U Array) Figure 7: Connecting the AC Power Cables (4U Array) Connect the Array to the Network The PS6210 array model includes two Type 15 control modules. Each Type 15 control module includes two 10Gbase-T ports and two 10Gbe SFP+ ports. Of each pair, one is labeled Ethernet 0 and the other is labeled Ethernet 1. Note: Optical cables transmit data through pulses of light. It is very important to route all optical cables with no more than a 4-inch bend radius at any point between the array and the switch. One functioning network connection is required for array operation. See Minimum and Recommended Cable Configurations on page 10. 12

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PS6210 Install and Setup Guide
3 Connecting the Array Cables
Figure 6: Connecting the AC Power Cables (2U Array)
Figure 7: Connecting the AC Power Cables (4U Array)
Connect the Array to the Network
The PS6210 array model includes two Type 15 control modules. Each Type 15 control module includes two
10Gbase-T ports and two 10Gbe SFP+ ports. Of each pair, one is labeled Ethernet 0 and the other is labeled
Ethernet 1.
Note:
Optical cables transmit data through pulses of light. It is very important to route all optical cables with no
more than a 4-inch bend radius at any point between the array and the switch.
One functioning network connection is required for array operation. See
Minimum and Recommended Cable
Configurations on page 10
.
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