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Applications Performance Specifications -
InstaPATCH™ 360 and Low-Loss InstaPATCH™ Plus
Solutions
for
LazrSPEED 550 / 300
May 17, 2010
Ethernet Applications ...................................................................... 2
40G & 100G Ethernet, 850 nm Parallel (40GBASE-SR4 & 100GBASE-SR10) ..... 2
Fibre Channel Applications ............................................................. 3
16G Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI5 draft 2.0 1600-MX-SN)....................... 3
Ethernet Applications
40G & 100G Ethernet, 850 nm Parallel (40GBASE-SR4 & 100GBASE-SR10)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550
# MPO 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 570 (175) 560 (170) 540 (165) 510 (155) 490 (150) 460 (140)
LazrSPEED 300
# MPO 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 460 (140) 440 (135) 430 (130) 410 (125) 390 (120) 380 (115)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
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Fibre Channel Applications
16G Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI5 draft 2.0 1600-MX-SN)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections* with:
0 560 (170) 540 (165) 520 (160) 510 (155) 480 (145) 460 (140)
1 540 (165) 520 (160) 510 (155) 490 (150) 480 (145) 440 (135)
2 520 (160) 510 (155) 490 (150) 480 (145) 460 (140) 430 (130)
3 520 (160) 490 (150) 480 (145) 460 (140) 440 (135) 410 (125)
4 510 (155) 490 (150) 460 (140) 440 (135) 430 (130) 390 (120)
5 490 (150) 480 (145) 440 (135) 430 (130) 390 (120) 380 (115)
6 480 (145) 460 (140) 430 (130) 410 (125) 380 (115) 360 (110)
LazrSPEED 300 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections* with:
0 440 (135) 430 (130) 410 (125) 390 (120) 380 (115) 360 (110)
1 430 (130) 430 (130) 410 (125) 390 (120) 380 (115) 340 (105)
2 430 (130) 410 (125) 390 (120) 380 (115) 360 (110) 340 (105)
3 410 (125) 390 (120) 380 (115) 360 (110) 340 (105) 330 (100)
4 390 (120) 380 (115) 360 (110) 340 (105) 330 (100) 310 (95)
5 390 (120) 380 (115) 360 (110) 330 (100) 310 (95) 300 (90)
6 380 (115) 360 (110) 340 (105) 330 (100) 300 (90) 280 (85)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
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SYSTIMAX® InstaPATCH® Plus Low-Loss
Solution for LazrSPEED® 550 & 300
Application Performance Specifications
April 22, 2009
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Contents
Ethernet Applications 2
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (10GBASE-S) 2
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 1300 nm CWDM (10GBASE-LX4) 2
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm 4-Lane Parallel 3
(HP 10GBASE-CX4 Optical Converter model J8439A)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (1000BASE-SX) 3
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 1310 nm Serial (1000BASE-LX) 4
100 Megabit Ethernet, 1300 nm Serial (100BASE-FX) 4
Fibre Channel Applications 5
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (10GFC 1200-MX-SN-I) 5
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm 4-Lane Parallel (10GFC 1200-MX-SN4P-I) 5
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-MX-SN4-I) 6
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 1310 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-X-LC4-L) 6
8G Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “limiting receiver” (FC-PI4 800-MX-SN) 7
8G Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “linear receiver” (FC-PI4 800-MX-SA) 8
4 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 400-MX-SN-I) 9
2 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 200-MX-SN-I) 10
1 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 100-MX-SN-I) 11
InfiniBand™ Applications 12
60 Gigabit InfiniBand, 850 nm 5G x 12-Lane Parallel (IB-12x-DDR-SX) 12
40 Gigabit InfiniBand, 850 nm 5G x 8-Lane Parallel (IB-8x-DDR-SX) 12
30 Gigabit InfiniBand, 850 nm 2.5G x 12-Lane Parallel (IB-12x-SX) 12
20 Gigabit InfiniBand, 850 nm 5G x 4-Lane Parallel (IB-4x-DDR-SX) 13
20 Gigabit InfiniBand, 850 nm 2.5G x 8-Lane Parallel (IB-8x-SX) 13
10 Gigabit InfiniBand, 850 nm 2.5G x 4-Lane Parallel (IB-4x-SX) 13
10 Gigabit InfiniBand, 850 nm Serial (IB-1x-QDR-SX) 14
5 Gigabit InfiniBand, 850 nm Serial (IB-1x-DDR-SX) 15
2.5 Gigabit InfiniBand, 850 nm Serial (IB-1x-SX) 16
OIF (Optical Interconnect Forum) Applications 17
40G SONET OC-768 / SDH STM-256, 850 nm 12-Lane Parallel (OIF VSR5-01) 17
10G SONET OC-192 / SDH STM-64, 850 nm Serial (OIF VSR4-04) 17
10G SONET OC-192 / SDH STM-64, 850 nm 4-Lane Parallel (OIF VSR4-03) 18
IBM ESCON Application 19
200 Megabit ESCON, 1300 nm Serial 19
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Ethernet Applications
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (10GBASE-S)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 1380 (420) 1380 (420) 1380 (420) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400)
1 1380 (420) 1380 (420) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400)
2 1380 (420) 1380 (420) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400)
3 1380 (420) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400)
4 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1250 (380)
5 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1250 (380)
6 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1250 (380) 1250 (380)
LazrSPEED 300 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
1 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
2 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
3 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
4 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285)
5 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285) 940 (285)
6 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285) 940 (285)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 1300 nm CWDM (10GBASE-LX4)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550 or LazrSPEED 300 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
1 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
2 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
3 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
4 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
5 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
6 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
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10 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm 4-Lane Parallel
(HP 10GBASE-CX4 Optical Converter model J8439A)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550
# MPO 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 1570 (480) 1510 (460) 1440 (440) 1380 (420) 1380 (420) 1310 (400)
LazrSPEED 300
# MPO 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 1280 (390) 1280 (390) 1280 (390) 1230 (375) 1180 (360) 1130 (345)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (1000BASE-SX)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 3610 (1100) 3610 (1100) 3610 (1100) 3450 (1050) 3450 (1050) 3280 (1000)
1 3610 (1100) 3610 (1100) 3450 (1050) 3450 (1050) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000)
2 3610 (1100) 3450 (1050) 3450 (1050) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000)
3 3610 (1100) 3450 (1050) 3450 (1050) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3120 (950)
4 3450 (1050) 3450 (1050) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3120 (950) 3120 (950)
5 3450 (1050) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3120 (950) 3120 (950) 2950 (900)
6 3450 (1050) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3120 (950) 3120 (950) 2950 (900)
LazrSPEED 300 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3120 (950) 3120 (950) 3120 (950) 2950 (900)
1 3280 (1000) 3120 (950) 3120 (950) 3120 (950) 2950 (900) 2950 (900)
2 3280 (1000) 3120 (950) 3120 (950) 2950 (900) 2950 (900) 2950 (900)
3 3120 (950) 3120 (950) 2950 (900) 2950 (900) 2950 (900) 2790 (850)
4 3120 (950) 3120 (950) 2950 (900) 2950 (900) 2790 (850) 2790 (850)
5 3120 (950) 2950 (900) 2950 (900) 2790 (850) 2790 (850) 2790 (850)
6 2950 (900) 2950 (900) 2950 (900) 2790 (850) 2790 (850) 2620 (800)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
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1 Gigabit Ethernet, 1310 nm Serial (1000BASE-LX)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550 or LazrSPEED 300 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
1 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
2 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
3 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
4 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
5 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
6 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
100 Megabit Ethernet, 1300 nm Serial (100BASE-FX)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550 or LazrSPEED 300 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000)
1 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000) 6230 (1900)
2 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000) 6230 (1900)
3 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000) 6230 (1900) 5910 (1800)
4 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000) 6230 (1900) 6230 (1900) 5910 (1800)
5 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000) 6230 (1900) 6230 (1900) 5910 (1800) 5580 (1700)
6 6560 (2000) 6560 (2000) 6230 (1900) 5910 (1800) 5910 (1800) 5580 (1700)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
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Fibre Channel Applications
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (10GFC 1200-MX-SN-I)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1250 (380) 1250 (380)
1 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1250 (380) 1250 (380)
2 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1250 (380) 1250 (380) 1250 (380)
3 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1250 (380) 1250 (380) 1250 (380) 1250 (380)
4 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1250 (380) 1250 (380) 1250 (380) 1250 (380)
5 1310 (400) 1250 (380) 1250 (380) 1250 (380) 1250 (380) 1250 (380)
6 1250 (380) 1250 (380) 1250 (380) 1250 (380) 1250 (380) 1180 (360)
LazrSPEED 300 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
1 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
2 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
3 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
4 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285)
5 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285) 940 (285)
6 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285) 940 (285)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm 4-Lane Parallel (10GFC 1200-MX-SN4P-I)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550
# MPO 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1570 (480) 1510 (460) 1440 (440) 1380 (420)
LazrSPEED 300
# MPO 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
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Technical Document: SYSTIMAX® InstaPATCH® Plus Low-Loss Solution for LazrSPEED® 550 & 300
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-MX-SN4-I)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
1 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
2 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
3 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1920 (585)
4 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1920 (585) 1920 (585)
5 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1920 (585) 1870 (570)
6 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1920 (585) 1870 (570) 1870 (570)
LazrSPEED 300 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 1770 (540) 1710 (520) 1710 (520) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1640 (500)
1 1770 (540) 1710 (520) 1710 (520) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1570 (480)
2 1710 (520) 1710 (520) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1570 (480) 1570 (480)
3 1710 (520) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1570 (480) 1570 (480) 1510 (460)
4 1710 (520) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1570 (480) 1570 (480) 1510 (460)
5 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1570 (480) 1570 (480) 1510 (460) 1510 (460)
6 1640 (500) 1570 (480) 1570 (480) 1510 (460) 1510 (460) 1440 (440)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 1310 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-X-LC4-L)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550 or LazrSPEED 300 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
1 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
2 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
3 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
4 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285)
5 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285) 940 (285)
6 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285) 940 (285)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
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8G Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “limiting receiver” (FC-PI4 800-MX-SN)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 790 (240) 740 (225) 740 (225) 690 (210) 690 (210) 640 (195)
1 740 (225) 740 (225) 690 (210) 690 (210) 640 (195) 640 (195)
2 740 (225) 740 (225) 690 (210) 640 (195) 640 (195) 590 (180)
3 740 (225) 690 (210) 690 (210) 640 (195) 640 (195) 590 (180)
4 690 (210) 690 (210) 640 (195) 640 (195) 590 (180) 540 (165)
5 690 (210) 640 (195) 640 (195) 590 (180) 590 (180) 540 (165)
6 690 (210) 640 (195) 590 (180) 590 (180) 540 (165) 490 (150)
LazrSPEED 300 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 660 (200) 620 (190) 590 (180) 590 (180) 560 (170) 520 (160)
1 620 (190) 620 (190) 590 (180) 560 (170) 560 (170) 520 (160)
2 620 (190) 590 (180) 590 (180) 560 (170) 520 (160) 490 (150)
3 590 (180) 590 (180) 560 (170) 520 (160) 520 (160) 490 (150)
4 590 (180) 560 (170) 520 (160) 520 (160) 490 (150) 460 (140)
5 560 (170) 560 (170) 520 (160) 490 (150) 460 (140) 430 (130)
6 560 (170) 520 (160) 490 (150) 490 (150) 460 (140) 430 (130)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
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8G Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “linear receiver” (FC-PI4 800-MX-SA)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340)
1 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340)
2 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340)
3 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340)
4 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1050 (320)
5 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1050 (320) 1050 (320)
6 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1050 (320) 1050 (320) 1050 (320)
LazrSPEED 300 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
1 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285)
2 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285)
3 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285) 940 (285)
4 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285) 940 (285) 940 (285)
5 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285) 940 (285) 940 (285)
6 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285) 940 (285) 940 (285) 890 (270)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
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4 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 400-MX-SN-I) **
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 1180 (360) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1050 (320) 1050 (320) 980 (300)
1 1180 (360) 1120 (340) 1050 (320) 1050 (320) 980 (300) 980 (300)
2 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1050 (320) 1050 (320) 980 (300) 920 (280)
3 1120 (340) 1050 (320) 1050 (320) 980 (300) 980 (300) 920 (280)
4 1050 (320) 1050 (320) 980 (300) 980 (300) 920 (280) 920 (280)
5 1050 (320) 1050 (320) 980 (300) 920 (280) 920 (280) 850 (260)
6 1050 (320) 980 (300) 980 (300) 920 (280) 850 (260) 850 (260)
LazrSPEED 300 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285) 890 (270) 890 (270) 840 (255)
1 980 (300) 940 (285) 940 (285) 890 (270) 840 (255) 840 (255)
2 940 (285) 940 (285) 890 (270) 890 (270) 840 (255) 790 (240)
3 940 (285) 890 (270) 890 (270) 840 (255) 840 (255) 790 (240)
4 940 (285) 890 (270) 840 (255) 840 (255) 790 (240) 740 (225)
5 890 (270) 890 (270) 840 (255) 790 (240) 790 (240) 740 (225)
6 890 (270) 840 (255) 790 (240) 790 (240) 740 (225) 690 (210)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
** Supportable distance shown is for transmitters not conforming to the launch conditions specified in TIA
492AAAC. Distances increase on LazrSPEED for transmitters conforming to the launch requirements of TIA
492AAAC.
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2 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 200-MX-SN-I) **
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1890 (575) 1800 (550) 1800 (550)
1 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1890 (575) 1890 (575) 1800 (550) 1720 (525)
2 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1890 (575) 1800 (550) 1720 (525) 1640 (500)
3 1970 (600) 1890 (575) 1800 (550) 1720 (525) 1720 (525) 1640 (500)
4 1890 (575) 1890 (575) 1800 (550) 1720 (525) 1640 (500) 1560 (475)
5 1890 (575) 1800 (550) 1720 (525) 1640 (500) 1560 (475) 1480 (450)
6 1800 (550) 1720 (525) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1560 (475) 1480 (450)
LazrSPEED 300 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1560 (475)
1 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1560 (475) 1480 (450)
2 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1560 (475) 1560 (475) 1480 (450)
3 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1560 (475) 1480 (450) 1390 (425)
4 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1560 (475) 1480 (450) 1480 (450) 1390 (425)
5 1640 (500) 1560 (475) 1560 (475) 1480 (450) 1390 (425) 1310 (400)
6 1560 (475) 1560 (475) 1480 (450) 1390 (425) 1310 (400) 1310 (400)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
** Supportable distance shown is for transmitters not conforming to the launch conditions specified in TIA
492AAAC. Distances on LazrSPEED increase for transmitters conforming to the launch requirements of
TIA 492AAAC.
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1 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 100-MX-SN-I) **
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 2950 (900) 2950 (900) 2950 (900) 2950 (900) 2820 (860) 2690 (820)
1 2950 (900) 2950 (900) 2950 (900) 2820 (860) 2690 (820) 2690 (820)
2 2950 (900) 2950 (900) 2820 (860) 2820 (860) 2690 (820) 2560 (780)
3 2950 (900) 2820 (860) 2820 (860) 2690 (820) 2560 (780) 2560 (780)
4 2950 (900) 2820 (860) 2690 (820) 2560 (780) 2560 (780) 2430 (740)
5 2820 (860) 2690 (820) 2690 (820) 2560 (780) 2430 (740) 2300 (700)
6 2820 (860) 2690 (820) 2560 (780) 2430 (740) 2430 (740) 2300 (700)
LazrSPEED 300 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 2620 (800) 2620 (800) 2620 (800) 2620 (800) 2620 (800) 2490 (760)
1 2620 (800) 2620 (800) 2620 (800) 2620 (800) 2490 (760) 2490 (760)
2 2620 (800) 2620 (800) 2620 (800) 2490 (760) 2490 (760) 2360 (720)
3 2620 (800) 2620 (800) 2620 (800) 2490 (760) 2360 (720) 2360 (720)
4 2620 (800) 2620 (800) 2490 (760) 2490 (760) 2360 (720) 2230 (680)
5 2620 (800) 2490 (760) 2490 (760) 2360 (720) 2230 (680) 2230 (680)
6 2620 (800) 2490 (760) 2360 (720) 2360 (720) 2230 (680) 2100 (640)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
** Supportable distance shown is for transmitters not conforming to the launch conditions specified in TIA
492AAAC. Distances on LazrSPEED increase for transmitters conforming to the launch requirements of
TIA 492AAAC.
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InfiniBand™ Applications
60 Gigabit InfiniBand, 850 nm 5G x 12-Lane Parallel (IB-12x-DDR-SX)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550
# MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285) 940 (285)
LazrSPEED 300
# MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 940 (285) 890 (270) 890 (270) 840 (255) 840 (255)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
40 Gigabit InfiniBand, 850 nm 5G x 8-Lane Parallel (IB-8x-DDR-SX)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550
# MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285) 940 (285)
LazrSPEED 300
# MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 940 (285) 890 (270) 890 (270) 840 (255) 840 (255)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
30 Gigabit InfiniBand, 850 nm 2.5G x 12-Lane Parallel (IB-12x-SX)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550
# MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1210 (370) 1160 (355) 1070 (325)
LazrSPEED 300
# MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
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20 Gigabit InfiniBand, 850 nm 5G x 4-Lane Parallel (IB-4x-DDR-SX)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550
# MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285) 940 (285)
LazrSPEED 300
# MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 940 (285) 890 (270) 890 (270) 840 (255) 840 (255)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
20 Gigabit InfiniBand, 850 nm 2.5G x 8-Lane Parallel (IB-8x-SX)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550
# MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1210 (370) 1160 (355) 1070 (325)
LazrSPEED 300
# MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
10 Gigabit InfiniBand, 850 nm 2.5G x 4-Lane Parallel (IB-4x-SX)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550
# MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1210 (370) 1160 (355) 1070 (325)
LazrSPEED 300
# MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 940 (285)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
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10 Gigabit InfiniBand, 850 nm Serial (IB-1x-QDR-SX)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 1480 (450) 1440 (440) 1440 (440) 1410 (430) 1410 (430) 1380 (420)
1 1480 (450) 1440 (440) 1440 (440) 1410 (430) 1410 (430) 1380 (420)
2 1440 (440) 1440 (440) 1410 (430) 1410 (430) 1380 (420) 1380 (420)
3 1440 (440) 1410 (430) 1410 (430) 1380 (420) 1380 (420) 1350 (410)
4 1440 (440) 1410 (430) 1410 (430) 1380 (420) 1380 (420) 1350 (410)
5 1410 (430) 1410 (430) 1380 (420) 1380 (420) 1350 (410) 1350 (410)
6 1410 (430) 1380 (420) 1380 (420) 1350 (410) 1350 (410) 1310 (400)
LazrSPEED 300 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
1 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
2 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
3 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
4 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
5 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
6 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
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5 Gigabit InfiniBand, 850 nm Serial (IB-1x-DDR-SX)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 1150 (350) 1150 (350) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340)
1 1150 (350) 1150 (350) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1080 (330)
2 1150 (350) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1080 (330) 1080 (330)
3 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1080 (330) 1080 (330)
4 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1080 (330) 1080 (330) 1080 (330)
5 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1080 (330) 1080 (330) 1080 (330) 1050 (320)
6 1120 (340) 1120 (340) 1080 (330) 1080 (330) 1080 (330) 1050 (320)
LazrSPEED 300 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 1050 (320) 1050 (320) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
1 1050 (320) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
2 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 920 (280)
3 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 920 (280) 920 (280)
4 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 920 (280) 920 (280)
5 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 920 (280) 920 (280) 920 (280)
6 980 (300) 980 (300) 920 (280) 920 (280) 920 (280) 920 (280)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
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2.5 Gigabit InfiniBand, 850 nm Serial (IB-1x-SX)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1560 (475)
1 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1560 (475)
2 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1560 (475) 1480 (450)
3 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1560 (475) 1560 (475) 1480 (450)
4 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1560 (475) 1560 (475) 1480 (450) 1390 (425)
5 1640 (500) 1640 (500) 1560 (475) 1480 (450) 1390 (425) 1390 (425)
6 1640 (500) 1560 (475) 1480 (450) 1480 (450) 1390 (425) 1310 (400)
LazrSPEED 300 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400)
1 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400)
2 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400)
3 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1250 (380)
4 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1250 (380)
5 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1250 (380) 1180 (360)
6 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1310 (400) 1250 (380) 1180 (360) 1180 (360)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
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OIF (Optical Interconnect Forum) Applications
40G SONET OC-768 / SDH STM-256, 850 nm 12-Lane Parallel (OIF VSR5-01)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550
# MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1870 (570) 1870 (570) 1770 (540)
LazrSPEED 300
# MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 1560 (475) 1560 (475) 1480 (450) 1480 (450) 1390 (425)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
10G SONET OC-192 / SDH STM-64, 850 nm Serial (OIF VSR4-04)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 1640 (500) 1560 (475) 1560 (475) 1560 (475) 1560 (475) 1480 (450)
1 1560 (475) 1560 (475) 1560 (475) 1560 (475) 1480 (450) 1480 (450)
2 1560 (475) 1560 (475) 1560 (475) 1560 (475) 1480 (450) 1480 (450)
3 1560 (475) 1560 (475) 1560 (475) 1480 (450) 1480 (450) 1480 (450)
4 1560 (475) 1560 (475) 1480 (450) 1480 (450) 1480 (450) 1480 (450)
5 1560 (475) 1560 (475) 1480 (450) 1480 (450) 1480 (450) 1480 (450)
6 1560 (475) 1480 (450) 1480 (450) 1480 (450) 1480 (450) 1390 (425)
LazrSPEED 300 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
1 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
2 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
3 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
4 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
5 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
6 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300) 980 (300)
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10G SONET OC-192 / SDH STM-64, 850 nm 4-Lane Parallel (OIF VSR4-03)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550
# MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 2100 (640) 2100 (640) 1970 (600) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
LazrSPEED 300
# MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 1870 (570) 1770 (540) 1770 (540) 1770 (540) 1670 (510)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
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IBM ESCON Application
200 Megabit ESCON, 1300 nm Serial
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
with:
0 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000)
1 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000)
2 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3120 (950)
3 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 2950 (900)
4 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3120 (950) 2790 (850)
5 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3120 (950) 2950 (900) 2620 (800)
6 3280 (1000) 3280 (1000) 3120 (950) 2950 (900) 2790 (850) 2460 (750)
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by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope.
This document is for planning purposes only and is not intended to modify or supplement any specifications or warranties relating to SYSTIMAX products or services.
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SYSTIMAX® 360G2-1U-IP & 360G2-2U-IP Shelf
Installation–Sliding and Fixed Versions
General
The SYSTIMAX® 360G2-type shelves are 19-inch (483 mm) wide fiber optic shelves that feature
openings on the front panel capable of accepting InstaPATCH® Plus modules. The 360G2-1U-IP shelf
provides three openings for InstaPATCH Plus modules or 1000-type panels or a combination of both and
the 360G2-2U-IP shelf provides six openings. The shelves allow secured/enclosed slack trunk cable
storage and feature a removable cover. These shelves are intended for indoor use, but may be used
outdoors in a suitable protective enclosure.
360G2-1U-IP Shelf−Sliding Version 360G2-2U-IP Shelf−Fixed Version
How to Contact Us
• To find out more about SYSTIMAX® Solutions, visit us on the web at [Link]
• For technical assistance regarding SYSTIMAX products:
− Within the United States, contact your local account representative or SYSTIMAX technical
support at 1-800-344-0223. Outside the United States, contact your local account
representative or Authorized BusinessPartner.
− Within the United States, report any missing or damaged parts to SYSTIMAX Customer
Service in Omaha, NE, at 1-866-539-2795. Outside the United States, contact your local
account representative or Authorized BusinessPartner.
This product is covered by one or more of the following U.S. patents or their foreign equivalents:
6,245,998.
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Instruction Sheet
Available Shelf Configurations
Material ID Product Number Description
760103192 360G2-1U-IP-SD 360G2 InstaPATCH 1U shelf, sliding
760103200 360G2-1U-IP-FX 360G2 InstaPATCH 1U shelf, fixed
760103226 360G2-2U-IP-SD 360G2 InstaPATCH 2U shelf, sliding
760103218 360G2-2U-IP-FX 360G2 InstaPATCH 2U shelf, fixed
Tools Required
• Philips head screwdriver
• Lint-free tissue
• Isopropyl alcohol, 91% pure or higher
• Adjustable wrench or open-end wrench.
Optional Tools
• 760053199 Fiber optic connector cleaning and inspection kit
• 760053207 Fiber optic connector cleaning and inspection consumables.
Related Components for the 360G2-1U-IP and 360G2-2U-IP Shelves
Contact your SYSTIMAX sales representatives for more information on a wide variety of modules, panels,
trunk cables and accessories that are compatible with these shelves.
Precautions
• InstaPATCH Plus modules contain fiber optic cable and passive optical components. When
removed from protective packing, they should be handled carefully and installed in appropriate racks
for mechanical support and protection.
• InstaPATCH Plus modules require virtually no maintenance to maintain their performance. They
contain no user-serviceable components, and any damage to the anti-tamper label or removal of top
cover or front adapter mounting panel will void the warranty.
• Fiber optic trunk cable and jumper performance is sensitive to bending, pulling, and crushing.
Minimum bend radius must be maintained during installation per the manufacturer’s specification.
Appropriate pulling grips must be used during installation, and pulling forces shall not exceed
manufacturer’s recommendations. Use caution to avoid kinking trunk cables.
• Care should be taken not to compromise the stability of the rack by installation of this equipment.
• To be installed in restricted access areas only.
Cautions
• Isopropyl Alcohol is flammable, and can cause eye irritation on contact. If eye contact occurs, flush
with water for at least 15 minutes. In case of ingestion, consult a physician. Use only in well
ventilated areas
• Disconnected optical components may emit invisible optical radiation that can damage your eyes.
Never look directly into an optical component that may have a laser coupled to it. Serious and
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permanent retinal damage is possible. If accidental exposure to laser radiation is suspected, consult
a physician for an eye examination.
• Wearing safety glasses during installation of this shelf is recommended. Although standard safety
glasses provide no protection from potential optical radiation, they offer protection from accidental
airborne hardware and cleaning solvents.
Connector Cleaning
• InstaPATCH Plus modules are pre-terminated, with either protective dust caps (SC, ST) or spring-
loaded shutters (LC) installed on all adapters. Connectors internal to the adapters are clean when
purchased.
• Clean trunk cable and jumper connectors per manufacturer’s recommendations prior to connection to
the shelf.
• If trunk cables or jumpers are removed, replace provided dust caps (SC, ST) on the adapters to
protect the internal connectors.
Parts List
Verify parts against parts list below:
Quantity Description
1 Shelf assembly (fixed or sliding)
1 Fiber management trough
1 Trough door assembly
1 Polycarbonate top cover
1 Label sheet
4 #12-24 x 3/8-inch screws for 19-inch (483 mm) and 23-inch (584 mm) rack mounting
4 M6 x 12 mm screws for ETSI rack mounting
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Instruction Sheet
Step 1 – Mount Shelf To Rack (Fixed and Sliding Versions)
19” rack
360G2-1U-IP shelf
(sliding version shown)
12-24 screws (4 places)
1. Determine the rack size and desired mounting location.
• For 19-inch (483 mm) rack – Mount shelf to rack using the pre-installed mounting brackets and four
#12-24 x 3/8-inch screws (provided).
• For 23-inch (584 mm) rack – Use the 600-23BRKT accessory kit (available separately) and install two
conversion brackets to the pre-installed mounting brackets, using the four #10-32 x 3/8 inch
conversion screws included in the accessory kit. One conversion bracket and two screws per side.
Mount the shelf to the rack using four #12-24 x 3/8-inch screws (provided as part of the basic shelf).
• For ETSI rack – Use the 600-23BRKT accessory kit (available separately) and install one conversion
bracket to either of the pre-installed mounting brackets, using two of the four #10-32 x 3/8 inch
conversion screws included in the accessory kit. The shelf will not be centered when mounted in the
rack. Mount the shelf to the rack using four M6 x 12 mm screws (provided as part of the basic shelf).
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Step 2A – Route and Secure Trunk Cable to Shelf (Fixed Version)
Store slack fiber in shelf
Rear entry
Side entry
Cable gland
Plugs Rear apron
(typical) Cable tie, Mille-Tie,
Cable ties, Mille-Ties, or or hook-and-loop
hook-and-loop strips strips 3” (76 mm)
below shelf
Trunk cables approximately
48” (1.2 m) length each
Note: This shelf is designed for direct connection of trunk cables using cable glands inserted into the
cable entry ports as shown in above figure. Another method for securing trunk cables is the use of
optional rack mounted brackets. See instruction sheet 860 380 781 for using rack mounted brackets.
1. Loosely secure trunk cable to equipment rack upright approximately 3 inches (76 mm) below shelf,
using a cable tie, Mille-Tie * , or hook-and-loop strip. Leave approximately a 48-inch (2.1 m) length of
cable to route into shelf.
2. Trunk cables may enter shelf from either right side, left side, or rear apron. Carefully loop trunk cable
to rear of shelf on either side and then continue to feed cable over top of rear panel apron. Loosely
secure cable to rear of shelf as shown above, using a cable tie, Mille-Tie, or hook-and-loop strip.
3. Temporarily store slack fibers in shelf.
4. Remove plug from appropriate size opening in shelf to accommodate cable gland on trunk cable.
Select an opening on rear apron or either right or left side panel that will be most advantageous for
cable entry.
5. Completely loosen gland nut from cable gland.
6. Feed MPO connector(s) and subunit tube(s) through opening in shelf and temporarily coil fibers
loosely in fiber shelf.
7. Rotate gland nut as required to allow it to pass through the opening and enter shelf.
Note: It may be necessary to temporarily remove a plug from an adjacent opening to provide
sufficient clearance for gland nut to pass through.
8. Insert threaded body of cable gland into opening and tighten gland nut onto threaded section to
secure cable gland unit to shelf.
* This item is available from Millepede International Ltd. [Link]
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Step 2B – Route and Secure Trunk Cable to Shelf (Sliding Version)
Store slack fiber in shelf
Gland nut
(inside of
shelf)
Cable entry
port
Cable
gland Sliding shelf
fully extended
Method B
Trunk cable
dressed over
shelf slide Plugs
(typical) Rear
apron Cable tie, Mille-Tie,
or hook-and-loop
strip 3” (76 mm)
below shelf
Fiber management
bar Method A
Trunk cable looped to shelf slide
Cable ties, Mille-Ties, or
on opposite side of panel from
hook-and-loop strips installed
entry point into shelf
on outside of shelf slide
Note: This shelf is designed for direct connection of trunk cables using cable glands inserted into the
cable entry ports as shown in above figure. Another method for securing trunk cables is the use of
optional rack mounted brackets. See instruction sheet 860 380 781 for using rack mounted brackets.
1. Fully extend sliding shelf to front of rack.
2. Trunk cables may enter shelf from either right side, left side, or rear apron. Carefully loop trunk cable
to rear of shelf on either side and then continue to feed cable over top of rear apron.
3. Temporarily store slack fibers in shelf.
4. Remove plug from appropriate size opening in shelf to accommodate cable gland on trunk cable.
Select an opening on rear apron or either right or left side panel that will be most advantageous for
cable entry.
5. Completely loosen gland nut from cable gland.
6. Feed MPO connector(s) and subunit tube(s) through opening in shelf and temporarily coil fibers
loosely in fiber shelf.
7. Rotate gland nut as required to allow it to pass through selected opening and enter shelf.
Note: It may be necessary to temporarily remove a plug from an adjacent opening to provide
sufficient clearance for gland nut to be inserted through opening.
8. Insert threaded body of cable gland into opening and tighten gland nut onto threaded section to
secure cable gland unit to shelf.
Note: The two recommended methods (Method A and Method B) for routing fiber trunk cable from
sliding shelf to equipment rack are described below. Method B routing requires a minimum of 1U
open rack space above the 360G2-1U-IP shelf. The 360G2-2U-IP shelf does not have this
requirement.
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Method A
1. Working back from where trunk cable enters shelf (at cable gland), carefully loop cable over rear fiber
management bar and then to outside of shelf slide on opposite side of panel from cable entry point as
shown. Maintain the cable in as small of a radius as possible while not exceeding minimum bend
radius for the cable. Secure trunk cable to shelf slide in at least two places using cable ties, Mille-
Ties, or hook-and-loop strips threaded through slots and punches provided in rails. Do not secure
trunk cable to fiber management bar.
Note: Do not exceed minimum bend radius for fiber cable.
2. From shelf slide, route trunk cable to equipment rack and loosely secure cable to rack upright
approximately 3 inches (76 mm) above or below shelf, using a cable tie, Mille-Tie, or hook-and-loop
strip.
3. Verify that shelf retracts and extends fully before proceeding.
Method B
1. Working back from where trunk cable enters shelf (at cable gland), carefully dress cable toward
opposite side of shelf. Route trunk cable over slide rail, taking care to not exceed minimum bend
radius.
2. From shelf slide, route trunk cable to equipment rack and loosely secure cable to rack upright
approximately 3 inches (76 mm) above or below shelf, using a cable tie, Mille-Tie, or hook-and-loop
strip.
3. Verify that shelf retracts and extends fully before proceeding.
Shelf fully retracted
Method B
Cable ties, Mille-Tie, or
hook-and-loop strips
Slack loop of trunk cables with
shelf in retracted position Method A
4. The above figure shows typical fiber loop for both Method A and Method B fiber routing when shelf
is retracted.
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Step 2C – Routing Multiple Trunk Cables into Sliding Shelf
(Method A Shown)
Shelf fully retracted
Cable entry
port
Slack loop in
Cable ties,
trunk cables with
Mille-Ties, or
shelf in retracted
hook-and-loop
position
Hook-and-loop strip strips
1. Route trunk cables, one at a time, into fully extended sliding shelf as outlined in Step 2B.
2. If trunk cables enter shelf from opposite sides, loosely secure them together at the point where the
cables meet in the center, using a hook-and-loop strip as shown above.
3. Verify shelf retracts and extends fully before proceeding to next step.
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Step 3 – Configure Modules (Fixed and Sliding Versions)
Note: InstaPATCH Plus modules must be configured as shown on the following page for proper
polarity. Identical modules are used at both ends of trunk cable, but module orientation is inverted from
end to end. Module at one end of trunk cable must be oriented in “ALPHA” configuration, while module at
opposite end of trunk cable must be oriented in “BETA” configuration. If remote end of trunk cable
terminates at InstaPATCH Plus high-density module (DM2-96LC-LS, DM2-96LC-SM, DM2-48SC-LS or
DM2-48SC-SM), then the shelf must be similarly inverted from module on opposite end of trunk cable.
Orient modules in the “ALPHA” or “BETA” configuration as shown in the figures on the following page
before installation in the panel.
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Step 4 – Mount Modules in Shelf (Fixed and Sliding Versions)
Captive rivets
Module
1. Insert a module into opening and push in on captive rivets to lock it into place. Repeat for other
modules.
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Step 5 – Connect Fiber Cables to Modules
With Full Access To Shelf
Plug MPO connectors
into back of modules
Shelf fully retracted
Store slack fiber
cable in shelf
1. Store slack fiber cable in the shelf as shown. One, two, or three loops can be accommodated.
Note: Do not exceed minimum bend radius for fiber cable.
2. If desired, secure fiber cable in the shelf using Mille-Ties or hook-and-loop fastener strips.
Important: Leave sufficient slack in fiber cable to plug MPO connectors into modules.
3. For MPO connection to InstaPATCH modules, plug each MPO connector into back of module as
shown above.
Note: If InstaPATCH Plus DM2-24LC-LS is installed, two cables terminate to the back of the
module. If the InstaPATCH 2x, 6x, or 8x MPO adapter panel is used, it attaches to the shelf using
two supplied rivets, same as the modules. Follow instruction sheet 860 218 478 to attach trunk cable
to adapter panel.
4. For sliding shelf only, push shelf in until fully retracted.
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With Limited Access To Shelf
Unit blocking
access to shelf
Module removed
from shelf
Plug MPO connector
into back of module
4” to 6” (102 to 152 mm)
of slack in fiber cable
1. Leave sufficient slack in fiber cable to allow 4 to 6 inches (102 to 152 mm) of cable to extend out
through opening in front of shelf.
2. Facing front of shelf, pull out on the head of each rivet to release it, then remove module from shelf.
3. Pull MPO connector and fiber cable through opening in shelf and plug connector into module.
4. Insert module back into front of shelf and secure it.
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Step 6 – Install Cover
Finger hole
Cover
1. Remove protective film from cover before installing.
2. From front of shelf, position cover between upper and lower sets of tabs on each side of shelf and
slide into place.
3. If optional security cover is used, install with hardware provided.
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Step 7 – Install Trough
Insert screw
through hole
in left side
of clip
Push down
(item 3)
Push in Shelf
(item 2) mounting
Push down flange
(item 3)
Trough
Insert screw
through hole
Push in in right side
(item 2) Clip of clip
1. Position trough so it rests on clips and outer edges align with those of shelf mounting flanges.
2. Firmly push trough onto clips until it snaps into place and an audible click is heard.
3. Push down on trough on the points indicated until fully seated on horizontal flange of clips.
Caution: Push only on surfaces indicated or damage to trough may occur
Note: If installing the trough on a sliding shelf, pull the shelf out enough to support the faceplate from
behind before snapping the trough in place.
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Step 8 – Install Door
Door
Hinge
sockets
Latch
Hinge sockets
Hinge pins
Strike
1. Remove door from protective wrapping
2. Orient door at a 45 degree angle from trough floor and guide hinge pins on inside edges of door into
hinge sockets on outer edges of trough floor
3. Pivot door into the vertical position until latches engage strikes on inner door surface and door snaps
into closed position with an audible click
4. Door may be reopened by first pushing in on both upper corners of door (opposite strikes) until the
latches release (verified by a clicking noise). The door may then be pulled open.
Note: Door may be removed from trough only when opened to 45 degree position
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Step 9 – Install Labels
Rib
Labels
1. Affix labels to surface (rib) on trough door as indicated. Labels included with shelf may be used. or
printable label templates are available on the CommScope website, which can be used along with
available label stock to create finished port numbering labels.
2. To print a label, go to [Link] and navigate to the 360G2 1U/2U shelf labels.
Step 10 – Trough Removal (If Required)
Flat-blade screwdriver
Clip
Push
Note: A flat-blade screwdriver is required to remove the trough.
1. Slide tip of a flat-blade screwdriver between trough mounting clip and trough floor. Gently lift handle
of screwdriver up; pressing against trough floor, until trough releases from clip.
2. Repeat on other side.
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Material ID 860 399 898
Issue 3, March 2009
SYSTIMAX® InstaPATCH® Plus High-Density Module
Installation – Used with 600G2/360G2 Sliding
and Fixed Shelves
General
The SYSTIMAX® InstaPATCH® Plus high-density modules are designed to be used with the 1U/2U
600G2-UP-series shelves and the 1U/2U 360G2-UP shelves. The modules may also be used with the
1U/2U 600G2-IP or 360G2-IP shelves and 1U/2U 600G2-MOD or 360G2-MOD-series shelves if their
faceplates are removed. The shelves allow secured/enclosed slack trunk cable storage and feature a
removable cover. This module is intended for indoor use but may be used outdoors in a suitable
protective enclosure.
InstaPATCH® Plus High-Density Module (96LC-LS Version Shown)
How to Contact Us
To find out more about SYSTIMAX Solutions, visit us on the web at [Link]
For technical assistance regarding SYSTIMAX products:
Within the United States, contact your local account representative or SYSTIMAX technical
support at 1-800-344-0223. Outside the United States, contact your local account
representative or Authorized Business Partner.
Within the United States, report any missing or damaged parts to SYSTIMAX Customer
Service in Omaha, NE, at 1-866-539-2795. Outside the United States, contact your local
account representative or Authorized Business Partner.
This product is covered by one or more of the following U.S. patents or their foreign equivalents:
6,245,998.
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Tools Required
Philips head screwdriver
Lint-free tissue
Isopropyl alcohol, 91% pure or higher
Optional Tools
Material ID Description
760053199 Fiber optic connector cleaning and inspection kit
760053207 Fiber optic connector cleaning and inspection consumables
Parts List
Verify parts against the parts listed below:
Quantity Description
1 Test report
1 Cleaning instructions
1 High density module
3 Rubber bumpers
1 Instruction sheet
1 Trough support
1 ALPHA/BETA indicator label
1 4-40x1/4” flat head screw
Separately Orderable Cable Assemblies
Contact your SYSTIMAX sales representative for more information on a wide variety of trunk cables that
are compatible with this module.
Precautions
InstaPATCH Plus modules contain fiber optic cable and passive optical components. When
removed from protective packing, they should be handled carefully and installed in appropriate racks
for mechanical support and protection.
InstaPATCH Plus modules require virtually no maintenance to maintain their performance. They
contain no user-serviceable components, and any damage to the anti-tamper label or removal of top
cover or front adapter mounting panel will void the warranty.
Fiber optic trunk cable and jumper performance is sensitive to bending, pulling, and crushing.
Minimum bend radius must be maintained during installation per the manufacturer’s specification.
Appropriate pulling socks must be used during installation, and pulling forces shall not exceed
manufacturer’s recommendations. MPO terminated trunk cables may use ribbonized fiber optic
cable, which has a preferential bend axis. Use caution to avoid kinking trunk cables.
Care should be taken not to compromise the stability of the rack by installation of this equipment.
To be installed in restricted access areas only.
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Cautions
Isopropyl Alcohol is flammable, and can cause eye irritation on contact. If eye contact occurs, flush
with water for at least 15 minutes. In case of ingestion, consult a physician. Use only in well
ventilated areas
Disconnected optical components may emit invisible optical radiation that can damage your eyes.
Never look directly into an optical component that may have a laser coupled to it. Serious and
permanent retinal damage is possible. If accidental exposure to laser radiation is suspected, consult
a physician for an eye examination.
Wearing safety glasses during installation of this shelf is recommended. Although standard safety
glasses provide no protection from potential optical radiation, they offer protection from accidental
airborne hardware and cleaning solvents.
Connector Cleaning
InstaPATCH Plus modules are pre-terminated, with protective dust caps installed on all adapters.
Connectors internal to the adapters are clean when purchased.
Clean trunk cable and jumper connectors per manufacturer’s recommendations prior to connection to
the shelf.
If trunk cables or jumpers are removed, replace provided dust caps on the adapters to protect the
internal connectors.
Step 1 – Mount Shelf To Rack (Fixed and Sliding Versions)
Mount shelf to rack per instructions provided with each shelf. Instruction sheets are listed below.
Material ID Shelf Instruction Sheet
760033928 600G2-1U-UP-FX 860 244 557
760033936 600G2-1U-UP-SD 860 244 557
760028324 600G2-1U-MOD-SD 860 244 557
760028332 600G2-1U-MOD-FX 860 244 557
760032086 600G2-2U-MOD-SD 860 244 557
760032094 600G2-2U-MOD-FX 860 244 557
760055475 600G2-1U-IP-FX 860 375 013
760055467 600G2-1U-IP-SD 860 375 013
760066332 600G2-2U-IP-SD 860 375 013
760090423 600G2-2U-IP-FX 860 375 013
760103176 360G2-1U-UP-FX 860 456 664
760103184 360G2-1U-UP-SD 860 456 664
760103085 360G2-1U-MOD-SD 860 456 664
760103150 360G2-1U-MOD-FX 860 456 664
760103143 360G2-2U-MOD-SD 860 456 664
760103168 360G2-2U-MOD-FX 860 456 664
760103200 360G2-1U-IP-FX 860 456 888
760103192 360G2-1U-IP-SD 860 456 888
760103226 360G2-2U-IP-SD 860 456 888
760103218 360G2-2U-IP-FX 860 456 888
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Step 2 – Configure Module
Note: InstaPATCH Plus modules must be configured as shown for proper polarity. Identical modules
are used at both ends of trunk cable, but module orientation is inverted from end to end. Module at one
end of trunk cable must be oriented in “ALPHA” configuration, while module at opposite end of trunk
cable must be oriented in “BETA” configuration.
Orient module in the “ALPHA” or “BETA” configuration as shown in the following figure before installation
in panel.
96-Port Module in ALPHA Configuration
Front
Rear
96-Port Module in BETA Configuration
Front
Rear
48-Port Module in ALPHA Configuration
Front
Rear
48-Port Module in BETA Configuration
Front
Rear
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Step 3 – Install Rubber Bumpers in Shelf
Slots in bottom
of shelf (4 places)
Rubber bumpers
rear of module
Rubber bumper
front of module
4.44 inches (113 mm) Slots in bottom
to rear of module when of shelf (4 places)
installed in shelf
1. Wipe floor of shelf with isopropyl alcohol and a lint-free cloth or tissue to clean and degrease.
2. Locate four slots on either side of bottom of shelf.
3. Peel off backing of two rubber bumpers to expose adhesive, and install one bumper near the center
of each set of slots to support rear of high-density module.
4. Install third rubber bumper at front center of tray to support front of high-density module.
Step 4 – Mount Module in Shelf
600G2 shelf
Rubber bumpers
High density module
Trough 8-32 Screw
1. If using the IP or MOD shelf, remove faceplate from shelf.
2. Insert module into shelf with desired ALPHA or BETA orientation.
3. Use supplied 8-32 screws to attach trough to shelf/module assembly.
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Step 4a – Mount Module in Shelf
360G2 shelf
Shelf mounting
flange
Insert screw through
hole in left side of
clip
8-32 screw
Trough
support
4-40
screw
Trough Insert screw through
hole on right side of
clip
Clip
1. If using IP or MOD shelf, remove faceplate from shelf.
2. Insert module into shelf with desired ALPHA or BETA orientation.
3. Use a supplied 8-32 screw and attach trough-mounting clip to module assembly by inserting screw
through outermost (far left or far right hand, as applicable) hole in clip and threading into shelf
bracket. Insure that edge of clip is as flush as possible with vertical edge of module.
4. Tighten screw to a snug fit only so that clip can pivot slightly.
5. Repeat for other mounting clip
6. Use supplied 4-40 screw and attach trough support to module.
7. Rest trough on clips and align outer edges with those of shelf mounting flanges.
8. Firmly push trough onto clips until it snaps into place and an audible click is heard.
9. Push down on trough on the points indicated until fully seated on horizontal flange of clips.
Note: Push only on surfaces indicated or damage to trough may occur.
Note: If installing the trough on a sliding shelf, pull the shelf out enough to support the faceplate
from behind before snapping the trough in place.
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Step 4b – Install Door
360G2 shelf
Door
Hinge
sockets
Latch
Strike Hinge pins
1. Remove door from protective wrapping.
2. Orient door at a 45-degree angle from trough floor and guide hinge pins on inside edges of door into
hinge sockets on outer edges of trough floor.
3. Pivot door into vertical position until latches engage strikes on inner door surface and door snaps into
closed position with an audible click.
4. Door may be reopened by first pushing in on both upper corners of doors (opposite strikes), until the
latches release (verified by a clicking noise). The door may then be pulled open.
Note: Door may be removed from trough only when opened to 45 degree position.
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Step 5 – Route and Secure Trunk Cable(s) to Shelf
1. This shelf is designed for direct connection of trunk cables using cable glands inserted into cable
entry slots provided. See instruction sheet 860 380 781 for using rack mounted brackets.
2. Route and secure trunk cables per instruction sheets included with shelves (listed on page 3).
3. Use of cable ties, Mille-Ties*, or hook-and-loop straps is highly recommended for organization. Care
must be taken to prevent over-tightening and damaging fiber if cable-ties are used.
4. If using a sliding shelf, verify that shelf retracts and extends fully after cables are installed.
Step 6 - Connect Fiber Cables to Module
MPO connectors
Slack fiber cable
1. Store slack fiber cable in shelf as shown. One, two, or three loops can be accommodated.
Note: Do not exceed minimum bend radius for fiber cable.
2. If desired, secure fiber cable in shelf using hoop-and-loop fastener straps or with Mille-Ties.
Important: Leave sufficient slack in fiber cable to plug MPO connectors into modules.
3. For MPO connection to high-density module, plug each MPO connector into rear of module as
shown.
4. For sliding shelf only, push shelf in until fully retracted.
* This item is available from Millepede International Ltd. [Link]
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Step 7 – Install Labels
600G2 Shelf
Connectors
High density module Slack fiber cable
Door open
Labels
Trough
1. Install labels to back side of flip-down trough door. Utilize label sheet options to identify panel and
ports.
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360G2 Shelf
Rib
Labels
1. Affix labels to surface (rib) on trough door as indicated. Labels included with shelf may be used or
printable label templates are available on the CommScope website, which can be used along with
available label stock to create finished port numbering labels.
2. To print a label, go to [Link] and navigate to the 360G2 1U/2U shelf labels.
HU UH
Trough support
Label
3. Apply ALPHA/BETA indicator label to trough support to designate orientation of module in shelf.
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Step 8 – Install Cover
Cover
1. From front of shelf, position cover between upper and lower sets of tabs on each side of shelf and
slide into place.
Step 9 – Trough Removal (If Required)
Flat-blade screwdriver
Clip
Push
Note: A flat-blade screwdriver is required to remove the trough
1. Slide tip of a flat-blade screwdriver between trough mounting clip and trough floor. Gently lift handle
of screwdriver up; pressing tip against trough floor until trough releases from clip.
2. Repeat on other side.
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SYSTIMAX® InstaPATCH® Plus
Trunk Re-usable Pulling Grips
and Pulling Grips Kit
SYSTIMAX® InstaPATCH® Plus factory-terminated trunk cables are offered with
a re-usable pulling grip. This detachable version can be easily removed by
unzipping the sock and cutting a single plastic tie. The pulling grip can then be
attached to another cable using a single plastic tie. The re-usable pulling grip
provides a considerable cost savings by allowing the installer to order as little
as one in ten of the trunk cables with pulling grips and reusing them.
SYSTIMAX® also offers a stand-alone pulling grip kits in four different sizes: one for 12
fibers, one for 24 fibers, one for 48 and 72 fibers, one for 96 and 144 fibers. The installer
can order one pulling grip kit for every 5 or 10 cables instead of ordering all trunk cables
with pulling grips installed.
Applications
• InstaPATCH applications where
trunk cables are pulled into place.
Features and Benefits:
• Reduce total cost of the installation
• Easy attachment and removal makes
cable installation faster
[Link]
Product Brief: SYSTIMAX® InstaPATCH® Plus Trunk Re-usable Pulling Grips and Pulling Grips Kit
ORDERING INFORMATION:
InstaPATCH Plus Trunk Re-usable Pulling Grip Kits
Material ID Description
760060541 InstaPATCH Plus Pulling Grip Kit, 12 Fiber, black label
760060558 InstaPATCH Plus Pulling Grip Kit, 24 Fiber, gray label
760060566 InstaPATCH Plus Pulling Grip Kit, 48/72 Fiber, blue label
760060574 InstaPATCH Plus Pulling Grip Kit, 96/144 Fiber, green label
All InstaPATCH Plus trunk cables can be ordered with our without the new re-usable pulling grip attached. When
ordering trunk cables and pulling grips separately, SYSTIMAX recommends ordering one re-usable pulling grip for
every ten trunk cables.
*Note that the pulling grips kits are size specific for each cables fiber count.
© 2008 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved.
Visit our Web site at [Link] or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified
by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope.
This document is for planning purposes only and is not intended to modify or supplement any specifications or warranties relating to SYSTIMAX products or services.
07/08 PR-C-54
3738
[Link]
40G & 100G Ethernet, 16G Fibre Channel
Application Performance Specifications -
SYSTIMAX InstaPATCH™ Plus Solution
for
LazrSPEED 550 / 300 / 150
May 17, 2010
Ethernet Applications ...................................................................... 2
40G & 100G Ethernet, 850 nm Parallel (40GBASE-SR4 & 100GBASE-SR10) ..... 2
Fibre Channel Application ............................................................... 3
16G Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI5 draft 2.0 1600-MX-SN)....................... 3
Ethernet Applications
40G & 100G Ethernet, 850 nm Parallel (40GBASE-SR4 & 100GBASE-SR10)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550
# MPO 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 520 (160) 460 (140) 360 (110) 260 (80) 70 (20) 0 (0)
LazrSPEED 300
# MPO 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 430 (130) 360 (110) 300 (90) 200 (60) 70 (20) 0 (0)
LazrSPEED 150
# MPO 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs 6 MPOs
Connections*
Distance ft (m) 260 (80) 230 (70) 180 (55) 130 (40) 50 (15) 0 (0)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
2
Fibre Channel Application
16G Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI5 draft 2.0 1600-MX-SN)
Supportable Distance ft (m)
LazrSPEED 550 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs
Connections* with:
0 520 (160) 460 (140) 390 (120) 300 (90) 160 (50)
1 490 (150) 430 (130) 360 (110) 260 (80) 70 (20)
2 460 (140) 390 (120) 300 (90) 200 (60) 0 (0)
3 430 (130) 360 (110) 260 (80) 70 (20) 0 (0)
4 390 (120) 300 (90) 200 (60) 0 (0) 0 (0)
5 360 (110) 260 (80) 100 (30) 0 (0) 0 (0)
6 330 (100) 200 (60) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)
LazrSPEED 550 with ST/SC connections
# ST/SC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs
Connections* with:
0 520 (160) 460 (140) 390 (120) 300 (90) 160 (50)
1 460 (140) 390 (120) 300 (90) 200 (60) 0 (0)
2 390 (120) 300 (90) 200 (60) 0 (0) 0 (0)
3 300 (90) 200 (60) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)
4 200 (60) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)
5 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)
6 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)
LazrSPEED 300 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs
Connections* with:
0 390 (120) 360 (110) 300 (90) 230 (70) 130 (40)
1 390 (120) 330 (100) 260 (80) 200 (60) 70 (20)
2 360 (110) 300 (90) 230 (70) 130 (40) 0 (0)
3 330 (100) 260 (80) 200 (60) 70 (20) 0 (0)
4 300 (90) 230 (70) 130 (40) 0 (0) 0 (0)
5 260 (80) 200 (60) 70 (20) 0 (0) 0 (0)
6 230 (70) 130 (40) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)
LazrSPEED 300 with ST/SC connections
# ST/SC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs
Connections* with:
0 390 (120) 360 (110) 300 (90) 230 (70) 130 (40)
1 360 (110) 300 (90) 230 (70) 130 (40) 0 (0)
2 300 (90) 230 (70) 130 (40) 0 (0) 0 (0)
3 230 (70) 160 (50) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)
4 160 (50) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)
5 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)
6 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)
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LazrSPEED 150 with LC connections
# LC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs
Connections* with:
0 230 (70) 200 (60) 160 (50) 130 (40) 100 (30)
1 230 (70) 200 (60) 160 (50) 100 (30) 30 (10)
2 200 (60) 160 (50) 130 (40) 100 (30) 0 (0)
3 200 (60) 160 (50) 100 (30) 30 (10) 0 (0)
4 160 (50) 130 (40) 100 (30) 0 (0) 0 (0)
5 160 (50) 130 (40) 30 (10) 0 (0) 0 (0)
6 130 (40) 100 (30) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)
LazrSPEED 150 with ST/SC connections
# ST/SC 1 MPO 2 MPOs 3 MPOs 4 MPOs 5 MPOs
Connections* with:
0 230 (70) 200 (60) 160 (50) 130 (40) 100 (30)
1 200 (60) 160 (50) 130 (40) 100 (30) 0 (0)
2 160 (50) 130 (40) 100 (30) 0 (0) 0 (0)
3 130 (40) 100 (30) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)
4 100 (30) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)
5 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)
6 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
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SYSTIMAX® InstaPATCH® Plus
Cable Attachment Brackets
SYSTIMAX® InstaPATCH® Plus factory-terminated trunk cables include a cable
strain relief fitting allowing the cable to be attached to brackets or to the shelf,
providing improved strain relief. When attached by the cable strain relief fitting,
the connectorized legs are protected from forces applied to the cable itself.
This convenient mounting aids in properly routing the cable as it enters the
shelf or rack. The fitting can attach to the ports at the rear of the G2 1U & 2U
shelves, to brackets mounted on the rack or to brackets mounted on the G2
4U shelf.
96 Fiber InstaPATCH® Plus Trunk Cable
shown with 1000G2-4U-UP-FX Shelf and
RMB-6-1/2 Rack Mounted Bracket
Applications
• All InstaPATCH applications such as
Data Centers that require high-density,
rapid deployment and high
performance
Features and Benefits:
• Provides secure attachment of the cable to • Brackets are unpainted stainless steel to allow
prevent excessive pulling on the fiber grounding of the cable armor
• Strain relief prevents macrobending and • Integrated part of the pulling grip
microbending i.e. loss
• Traditional components adopted to a
• Adjustable breakout/transition point pre-terminated cabling solution
• Secure cable management as part of the system, • Common functionality with armored cable
not an after-thought assemblies
• Common hand tool installation, no risk to
cordage
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ORDERING INFORMATION:
New cable attachment brackets
Material ID Product Number Desciprtion
760058644 SMB-4-3/4 Two shelf mounted brackets, four cables with 3/4" fittings
(72, 96 and 144 fiber armored trunks)
760058651 SMB-8-1/2 Two shelf mounted brackets, eight cables with 3/8" and 1/2"
fittings (12, 24, 48, 72, 96 and 144 fiber trunks /12, 24 and
48 fiber armored trunks)
760058677 RMB-6-1/2 Rack mounted bracket, six cables with 1/2" fittings (48, 72, 96 and
144 fiber trunks / 12, 24 and 48 fiber armored trunks)
®
InstaPATCH Plus Trunk Cables attached to
shelf mounted bracket 760058685 RMB-6-3/8 Rack mounted bracket, six cables with 3/8" fittings
(12 and 24 fiber trunks)
760058701 RMB-5-3/4 Rack mounted bracket, five cables with 3/4" fittings
(72, 96 and 144 fiber armored trunks)
760058693 BGND-12 Grounding kit for use with armored InstaPATCH Plus trunks.
Grounding Strap and attachments included
InstaPATCH® Plus Trunk Cables attached to
600G2-1U-IP-SD
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Solution for Data Center Networks
Applications Guide
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Technical Document: SYSTIMAX 360TM Ultra High Density Fiber Solution for Data Center Networks
Contents
Overview 1
Features and Benefits of the SYSTIMAX 360™ Ultra High Density Solution 1
Design and Performance Specifications of Common 4
Configurations for Data Center Network Connectivity
Direct-Connect Configuration 4
Inter-Connect Configuration 7
Cross-Connect Configuration 10
Data Center Usage 13
Data Center Future Proofing 16
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Overview
The dependence on fiber optic networks continue to grow in Data Centers as data rates
and network bandwidth demands are driven higher by network storage, virtualization, and
density. Data Center fiber networks are evolving and can assist with data center concerns
such as power, cooling, floor space, and equipment density storage and local area
networks can vary in size, architecture, and platform and may be centrally located or
scattered throughout a data center. The SYSTIMAX 360 UHD solution was created to
allow for maximum design flexibility while providing modular and scalable growth.
The 360 UHD solution is comprised of:
• SYSTIMAX 360 Ultra High Density Shelf and Modules
• SYSTIMAX 360 Modular Panel and MPO Modular Adapter Panel
• SYSTIMAX InstaPATCH® 360 Pre-Terminated Trunk Cables
• SYSTIMAX InstaPATCH® 360 Ruggedized Fanout Cables
• SYSTIMAX InstaPATCH® 360 Array Cords
• SYSTIMAX Fiber Optic Patch Cords
These components form the 360 UHD fiber solution for data center networks and can
support various cabling architectures such as direct-connect, inter-connect, and cross-
connect channel configurations. CommScope Labs have developed their application guide
to highlight the recommended placement of the components of the 360 UHD solution.
The SYSTIMAX® Ultra High Density (UHD) fiber solution has been designed to address
density concerns found in data center network director locations.
Features and Benefits of the SYSTIMAX 360™ Ultra High Density Solution
SYSTIMAX 360™ Ultra High Density Shelf and Modules
• 50% increase in usable density
• Available in LazrSPEED and TeraSPEED to support high performance applications
• Same footprint with duplex LC and MPO connections for simple migration from 10G
serial to 40/100G parallel transmission
• Supports up to (432) 10GbE, (72) 40GbE connections, or (36) 100GbE channels
• Each 1U shelf accommodates up to three InstPATCH 360 LC modules for 144 fiber
connections; or up to three MPO pass through modules for 864 fiber connections
• Modular Design provides design flexibility and allows for a pay as you grow approach
• Allows for rack consolidation increasing space savings in densely populated network
areas such as data center SAN environment
• Low Loss factory-terminated and tested module supports rapid deployment and uses
OM4 fiber for extended distances or high bandwidth needs
• Improved cable management featuring a dedicated cord management trough per module
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SYSTIMAX InstaPATCH® 360 Pre-Terminated Trunk Cables
• Available in LazrSPEED 550, LazrSPEED 300 and TeraSPEED Solutions
• 12 fiber MPO connector-based modular design enables simple connections
• Factory terminated and tested trunk cables for instant field connections and guaranteed
quality and performance
• Designed for administrative convenience—guaranteed transmit-to-receive connectivity
• Supports easy reconfiguration for moves, adds and changes
• Easy upgrade path to parallel transmission and associated applications, while
preserving the initial investment
SYSTIMAX InstaPATCH® 360 Ruggedized Fanout Cables
• 12 fiber MPO connector based modular design enables simple connections
• Ruggedized fanouts are constructed with LazrSPEED 550, LazrSPEED 300 or
TeraSPEED fibers
• Factory terminated and tested for instant field connections and guaranteed quality and
performance
• Designed for administrative convenience–guaranteed transmit-to-receive connectivity
• No special or non-standard polarity components
SYSTIMAX Fiber Optic Patch Cords
• Duplex zipcord construction provides better mechanical performance with less risk of
damage from crimping
• Rugged 1.6 mm or 3.0 mm cordage for durable and easily handled connections
• Outer jacket colored for easy identification
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SYSTIMAX InstaPATCH® 360 Array Cords
• 12 fiber MPO connector based modular design enables simple connections
• Array cords are constructed with LazrSPEED 550, LazrSPEED 300 or TeraSPEED fibers
• Factory-terminated and tested for instant field connections and guaranteed quality and
performance
• No special or non-standard polarity components
• MPO-LC/SC/ST Array fanouts are constructed with 1.6 mm reinforced zipcord furcation
tubing for outstanding durability and dependability
• Array Fanout assemblies are available in fanout length of 48” for cables over 10 feet;
Cables 3-9 feet, 24 inch fanout; Cables 2 feet, 12 inch fanout
SYSTIMAX InstaPATCH® 360 Modular Panels
• Accommodates 16 InstaPATCH 360 Modules, allowing up to 384 fibers in 4rack units
when utilizing LC-LC patching
• Modules and panels are mounted in a horizontal orientation
• When utilizing the 360DP MPO pass through panels, fiber density can reach 1536 fibers
in 4 rack units
• MPO pass through panels available with 2, 4, 6, and 8 MPO adapters to accommodate
various configurations
• Offer excellent cable management and rear access, without restricting air flow
• By eliminating the rear enclosure found on a full shelf, the weight is substantially
reduced
• Full-feature cable and cord management on the front side
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Design and Performance Specifications of Common
Configurations for Data Center Network Connectivity
The following illustrations identify various links between different areas within a data center
network environment. These configurations contain direct-connect, inter-connect, and cross-
connect architectures. Connection schemes may vary between data center size and complexity.
Direct-Connect Configuration
The most basic structured cabling architecture is direct-connect. In the direct-connect
configuration, all the servers are directly connected to the switches through a common
patching apparatus. This configuration directly connects server hosts or storage targets to
network switches without the use of an inter-connect or cross-connect field. The ultra high
density fiber shelves are located in the cabinet of that holds the SAN directors.
The direct-connect configuration is ideal for environments with low or zero change rate,
storage equipment within close proximity to SAN directors, or where rack and floor space
is at premium. Benefits of inter-connect rely heavily on the grade of fiber cabling chosen
and footprint of the supported area.
UHD Fiber Shelf
Legend:
InstaPATCH pre-terminated Storage Physical Server 1 MPO
fiber module
MPO-MPO Trunk Cable
MPO-LC Array Patch Cord
Data Center Storage Physical Server
LC-LC Jumper Cord
1 LC
Network Switch
MPO Connection Point
1 LC +
Storage Physical Server
LC Connection Point
1 MPO
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Direct-Connect configuration can require up to 2 connection points using a pre-terminated
InstaPATCH 360 module between active equipment (ie. server to switch or switch to
storage). The tables below represent the distance limits of several configurations of a
direct-connect architecture based on CommScope’s LazrSPEED® fiber and pre-terminated
InstaPATCH® 360 modules.
Direct-Connect using array patch cords - 1 Connection point (1 MPO)
Application Low Loss Supportable Distance ft (m) *
LazrSPEED® 550 LazrSPEED® 300
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (10GBASE-S) 1380 (420) 980 (300)
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 1300 nm CWDM (10GBASE-LX4) 980 (300) 980 (300)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (1000BASE-SX) 3610 (1100) 3280 (1000)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 1310 nm Serial (1000BASE-LX) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
16 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI5 draft 1.0 560 (170) 430 (130)
1600-MX-SN)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (10GFC 1200-MX-SN-I) 1310 (400) 980 (300)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-MX-SN4-I) 1970 (600) 1770 (540)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 1310 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-X-LC4-L) 980 (300) 980 (300)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “limiting receiver” 790 (240) 660 (200)
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SN)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “linear receiver” 1120 (340) 980 (300)
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SA)
4 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 400-MX-SN-I) ** 1180 (360) 980 (300)
2 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 200-MX-SN-I) ** 1970 (600) 1640 (500)
1 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 100-MX-SN-I) ** 2950 (900) 2620 (800)
Direct-Connect using fiber patch cords - 1 Connection point (1 LC)
Application Low Loss Supportable Distance ft (m) *
LazrSPEED® 550 LazrSPEED® 300
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (10GBASE-S) 1800 (550) 980 (300)
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 1300 nm CWDM (10GBASE-LX4) 980 (300) 980 (300)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (1000BASE-SX) 3610 (1100) 3280 (1000)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 1310 nm Serial (1000BASE-LX) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
16 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial 520 (160) 430 (130)
(FC-PI5 draft 1.0 1600-MX-SN)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (10GFC 1200-MX-SN-I) 1760 (535) 980 (300)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 1310 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-X-LC4-L) 980 (300) 980 (300)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “limiting receiver”
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SN) 740 (225) 620 (190)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “linear receiver”
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SA) 1120 (340) 980 (300)
4 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 400-MX-SN-I) ** 1080 (330) 980 (300)
2 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 200-MX-SN-I) ** 1970 (600) 1800 (550)
1 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 100-MX-SN-I) ** 3280 (1000) 2950 (900)
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Application Low Loss Supportable Distance ft (m) *
LazrSPEED® 550 LazrSPEED® 300
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (10GBASE-S) 1380 (420) 980 (300)
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 1300 nm CWDM (10GBASE-LX4) 980 (300) 980 (300)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (1000BASE-SX) 3610 (1100) 3280 (1000)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 1310 nm Serial (1000BASE-LX) 1970 (600 1970 (600
16 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial 520 (160) 430 (130)
(FC-PI5 draft 1.0 1600-MX-SN)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (10GFC 1200-MX-SN-I) 1310 (400) 980 (300)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-MX-SN4-I) 1970 (600) 1770 (540)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 1310 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-X-LC4-L) 980 (300) 980 (300)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “limiting receiver” 740 (225) 620 (190)
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SN)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “linear receiver” 1120 (340) 980 (300)
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SA)
4 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 400-MX-SN-I) ** 1180 (360) 980 (300)
2 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 200-MX-SN-I) ** 1970 (600) 1640 (500)
1 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 100-MX-SN-I) ** 2950 (900) 2620 (800)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
** Supportable distance shown is for transmitters not conforming to the launch conditions specified in TIA 492AAAC.
Distances increase on LazrSPEED® for transmitters conforming to the launch requirements of TIA 492AAAC.
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Inter-Connect Configuration
Inter-connect structured cabling allows for greater physical layer control in data center
networking areas than direct-connect. The diagram shown places the inter-connect where the
highest frequency of Moves, Adds, or Changes (MAC) occur, between the server and SAN
director. In the inter-connect architecture, all the servers are connected to a consolidation
point between server cabinets and network directors. A zone box may be found between the
SAN directors and storage equipment area. The UHD fiber shelves are located in the SAN
and connect to each inter-connect and floor box with the use of MPO Trunk Cables.
The inter-connect configuration is ideal structured cabling solution for SAN environments
that need to manage their physical layer infrastructure with a low change rate in the server
and storage areas.
UHD Fiber Inter-Connect
Shelf Fiber Panel
Legend:
InstaPATCH pre-terminated
fiber module Storage Physical Server 2 MPO
MPO-MPO Trunk Cable
MPO-LC Array Patch Cord
Data Center Storage Physical Server
LC-LC Jumper Cord 2 LC
Network Switch
MPO Connection Point
2 LC +
Storage Physical Server
LC Connection Point 2 MPO
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Inter-Connect configuration require up to 4 connection points (2 LC and 2 MPO) between
active equipment (ie. server to switch or switch to storage). The tables below represent
the distance limitations of several configurations of an inter-connect configuration based
on CommScope’s LazrSPEED fiber and InstaPATCH® 360 modules.
Inter-Connect using array patch cords - 2 Connection points (2 MPO)
Application Low Loss Supportable Distance ft (m) *
LazrSPEED® 550 LazrSPEED® 300
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (10GBASE-S) 1380 (420) 980 (300)
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 1300 nm CWDM (10GBASE-LX4) 980 (300) 980 (300)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (1000BASE-SX) 3610 (1100) 3280 (1000)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 1310 nm Serial (1000BASE-LX) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
16 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial 520 (160) 430 (130)
(FC-PI5 draft 1.0 1600-MX-SN)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (10GFC 1200-MX-SN-I) 1310 (400) 980 (300)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-MX-SN4-I) 1970 (600) 1710 (520)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 1310 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-X-LC4-L) 980 (300) 980 (300)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “limiting receiver” 740 (225) 620 (190)
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SN)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “linear receiver” 1120 (340) 980 (300)
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SA)
4 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 400-MX-SN-I) ** 1120 (340) 980 (300)
2 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 200-MX-SN-I) ** 1970 (600) 1640 (500)
1 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 100-MX-SN-I) ** 2950 (900) 2620 (800)
Inter-Connect using fiber jumpers - 2 Connection points (2 LC)
Application Low Loss Supportable Distance ft (m) *
LazrSPEED® 550 LazrSPEED® 300
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (10GBASE-S) 1770 (540) 950 (290)
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 1300 nm CWDM (10GBASE-LX4) 950 (290) 950 (290)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (1000BASE-SX) 3610 (1100) 3280 (1000)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 1310 nm Serial (1000BASE-LX) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
16 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial 520 (160) 430 (130)
(FC-PI5 draft 1.0 1600-MX-SN)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (10GFC 1200-MX-SN-I) 1720 (525) 980 (300)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 1310 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-X-LC4-L) 980 (300) 980 (300)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “limiting receiver” 690 (210) 590 (180)
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SN)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “linear receiver” 1120 (340) 980 (300)
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SA)
4 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 400-MX-SN-I) ** 1050 (320) 950 (290)
2 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 200-MX-SN-I) ** 1970 (600) 1770 (540)
1 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 100-MX-SN-I) ** 3130 (955) 2950 (900)
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Inter-Connect using InstaPATCH 360 preterminated modules
Application Low Loss Supportable Distance ft (m) *
LazrSPEED® 550 LazrSPEED® 300
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (10GBASE-S) 1380 (420) 980 (300)
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 1300 nm CWDM (10GBASE-LX4) 980 (300) 980 (300)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (1000BASE-SX) 3450 (1050) 3120 (950)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 1310 nm Serial (1000BASE-LX) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
16 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial 490 (150) 390 (120)
(FC-PI5 draft 1.0 1600-MX-SN)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (10GFC 1200-MX-SN-I) 1310 (400) 980 (300)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-MX-SN4-I) 1970 (600) 1710 (520)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 1310 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-X-LC4-L) 980 (300) 980 (300)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “limiting receiver” 740 (225) 590 (180)
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SN)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “linear receiver”
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SA) 1120 (340) 980 (300)
4 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 400-MX-SN-I) ** 1120 (340) 940 (285)
2 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 200-MX-SN-I) ** 1970 (600) 1640 (500)
1 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 100-MX-SN-I) ** 2950 (900) 2620 (800)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
** Supportable distance shown is for transmitters not conforming to the launch conditions specified in TIA 492AAAC.
Distances increase on LazrSPEED® for transmitters conforming to the launch requirements of TIA 492AAAC.
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Cross-Connect Configuration
Cross-connect structured cabling allows for MAC activity to be performed away from the
active equipment. The diagram shown places the cross-connect where the highest
frequency of Moves, Adds, or Changes (MAC) occur, between the server and SAN director.
In the cross-connect configuration, all the servers are connected to a patching field between
server cabinets and SAN directors. A zone box may be found between the SAN directors
and storage equipment area. The ultra high density fiber shelves are located in the SAN area
and connect to each inter-connect and the floor box with the use of MPO Trunk Cables.
The cross-connect SAN configuration is the ideal structured cabling solution for SAN
environments that need to manage their physical layer infrastructure with high rates change
rate in the server and storage areas. Physical layer intelligence is available in cross-connect
patching fields that is not available in inter-connect or direct-connect configurations.
UHD Fiber Cross-Connect UHD Fiber
Shelf Fiber Panel Shelf
Legend:
InstaPATCH pre-terminated Storage Physical Server 2 MPO
fiber module
MPO-MPO Trunk Cable Data
MPO-LC Array Patch Cord Center Storage Physical Server 4 LC
LC-LC Jumper Cord Network
Switch
MPO Connection Point 4 LC +
Storage Physical Server
4 MPO
LC Connection Point
2 LC +
Storage Physical Server
4 MPO
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Cross-Connect configurations require 6 connection points (4 LC and 2 MPO) between
active equipment (ie. server to switch or switch to storage). The tables below represent
varying distances based on CommScope’s LazrSPEED® fiber and InstaPATCH® 360
modules.
Cross-Connect using InstaPATCH 360 preterminated modules
Application Low Loss Supportable Distance ft (m) *
LazrSPEED® 550 LazrSPEED® 300
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (10GBASE-S) 1310 (400) 980 (300)
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 1300 nm CWDM (10GBASE-LX4) 980 (300) 980 (300)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (1000BASE-SX) 3450 (1050) 3120 (950)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 1310 nm Serial (1000BASE-LX) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
16 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial 490 (150) 390 (120)
(FC-PI5 draft 1.0 1600-MX-SN)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (10GFC 1200-MX-SN-I) 1310 (400) 980 (300)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-MX-SN4-I) 1970 (600) 1640 (500)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 1310 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-X-LC4-L) 980 (300) 980 (300)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “limiting receiver” 690 (210) 590 (180)
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SN)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “linear receiver” 1120 (340) 980 (300)
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SA)
4 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 400-MX-SN-I) ** 1050 (320) 890 (270)
2 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 200-MX-SN-I) ** 1890 (575) 1640 (500)
1 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 100-MX-SN-I) ** 2950 (900) 2620 (800)
Cross-Connect using fiber patch cords - 4 Connection points (4 LC)
Application Low Loss Supportable Distance ft (m) *
LazrSPEED® 550 LazrSPEED® 300
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (10GBASE-S) 1670 (510) 850 (260)
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 1300 nm CWDM (10GBASE-LX4) 890 (270) 890 (270)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (1000BASE-SX) 3460 (1055) 3180 (970)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 1310 nm Serial (1000BASE-LX) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
16 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial 490 (150) 390 (120)
(FC-PI5 draft 1.0 1600-MX-SN)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (10GFC 1200-MX-SN-I) 1640 (500) 980 (300)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 1310 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-X-LC4-L) 980 (300) 980 (300)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “limiting receiver” 590 (180) 520 (160)
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SN)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “linear receiver” 1050 (320) 890 (270)
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SA)
4 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 400-MX-SN-I) ** 950 (290) 850 (260)
2 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 200-MX-SN-I) ** 1770 (540) 1610 (490)
1 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 100-MX-SN-I) ** 2890 (880) 2710 (825)
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Cross-Connect using InstaPATCH® 360 - 8 Connection points (4LC and 4 MPO)
Application Low Loss Supportable Distance ft (m) *
LazrSPEED® 550 LazrSPEED® 300
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (10GBASE-S) 1310 (400) 980 (300)
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 1300 nm CWDM (10GBASE-LX4) 980 (300) 980 (300)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (1000BASE-SX) 3280 (1000) 2950 (900)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 1310 nm Serial (1000BASE-LX) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
16 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial 430 (130) 330 (100)
(FC-PI5 draft 1.0 1600-MX-SN)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (10GFC 1200-MX-SN-I) 1250 (380) 980 (300)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-MX-SN4-I) 1970 (600) 1570 (480)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 1310 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-X-LC4-L) 980 (300) 980 (300)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “limiting receiver” 640 (195) 520 (160)
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SN)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “linear receiver” 1120 (340) 940 (285)
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SA)
4 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 400-MX-SN-I) ** 980 (300) 840 (255)
2 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 200-MX-SN-I) ** 1720 (525) 1480 (450)
1 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 100-MX-SN-I) ** 2560 (780) 2490 (760)
Cross-Connect using InstaPATCH® 360 and array patch cords - 6 Connection points (2 LC and 4 MPO)
Application Low Loss Supportable Distance ft (m) *
LazrSPEED® 550 LazrSPEED® 300
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (10GBASE-S) 1310 (400) 980 (300)
10 Gigabit Ethernet, 1300 nm CWDM (10GBASE-LX4) 980 (300) 980 (300)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 850 nm Serial (1000BASE-SX) 3280 (1000) 2950 (900)
1 Gigabit Ethernet, 1310 nm Serial (1000BASE-LX) 1970 (600) 1970 (600)
16 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial 460 (140) 360 (110)
(FC-PI5 draft 1.0 1600-MX-SN)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (10GFC 1200-MX-SN-I) 1250 (380) 980 (300)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-MX-SN4-I) 1970 (600) 1640 (500)
10 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 1310 nm CWDM (10GFC 1200-X-LC4-L) 980 (300) 980 (300)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “limiting receiver” 640 (195) 560 (170)
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SN)
8 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial “linear receiver” 1120 (340) 980 (300)
(FC-PI4 800-MX-SA)
4 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 400-MX-SN-I) ** 1050 (320) 890 (270)
2 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 200-MX-SN-I) ** 1800 (550) 1560 (475)
1 Gigabit Fibre Channel, 850 nm Serial (FC-PI 100-MX-SN-I) ** 2820 (860) 2490 (760)
* Number of connections excludes the connection to the active device at each end of the channel.
** Supportable distance shown is for transmitters not conforming to the launch conditions specified in TIA 492AAAC.
Distances increase on LazrSPEED® for transmitters conforming to the launch requirements of TIA 492AAAC.
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Data Center Usage
The UHD fiber shelf was designed for use in SAN environments allowing for high density
scenarios requiring duplex LC jumpers. High density environments would require up to
1056 duplex LC ports per network cabinet. The UHD fiber shelf supports up to 2112 fibers
using (15) UHD InstaPATCH plus (LC patch cords) or (3) UHD MPO pass through (array
patch cords) shelves. The table below gives a break down of the density benefits of the
UHD shelf in data center network cabinets for both 42 and 45u network cabinets.
UHD 72 Duplex
SYSTIMAX 360 UHD Fiber Solutions UHD 72 MPO Shelf
LC Shelf
Directors
per Maximum Fiber Number Fiber Number
Network fiber port Apparatus of Apparatus of
Cabinet counts RUs Shelves RUs Shelves
Brocade 48000 2 768 11 11 2 2
Data Center DCX-10 2 768 11 11 2 2
Networking
Switches DCX-4S 4 768 11 11 2 2
MDS 9509 2 672 10 10 2 2
Cisco
Data Center MDS 9513 2 1056 15 15 3 3
Networking Nexus 7010 2 768 11 11 2 2
Switches
Nexus 7018 1 768 11 11 2 2
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The following diagrams show the physical layout of a 45U network cabinet supporting (2)
directors and InstaPATCH 360 UHD fiber shelves in the same cabinet. 2u was reserved at
the base of each director for horizontal patch cord management. High density
environments also require the use of vertical patch cord management to preserve the
separation and accessibility of patch cord bundles and are recommended to be placed in
800MM wide network cabinets or 600MM wide network racks with dedicated cable
managers on each side.
In these scenarios each set of (6) UHD shelves is provisioned to support a single director
in the 384 duplex LC port examples, however 11 UHD fiber panels can also support this
port count, but would require that a UHD shelf be shared between directors. The scenario
showing 512 duplex LC ports per director would require UHD MPO shelves and array
patch cords to support this density.
RU Network Equipment Inside Cabinet Ports
45 Ultra High Density - 72 duplex LC connections 72
44 Ultra High Density - 72 duplex LC connections 144
43 Ultra High Density - 72 duplex LC connections 216
42 Ultra High Density - 72 duplex LC connections 288
41 Ultra High Density - 72 duplex LC connections 360
40 Ultra High Density - 72 duplex LC connections 432
39
38 Ultra High Density - 72 duplex LC connections 72
37 Ultra High Density - 72 duplex LC connections 144
36 Ultra High Density - 72 duplex LC connections 216
35 Ultra High Density - 72 duplex LC connections 288
34 Ultra High Density - 72 duplex LC connections 360
33 Ultra High Density - 72 duplex LC connections 432
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
14 U Data Center Director up to 384 fiber ports
25
24
23
Vertical Patch Cord Management
Vertical Patch Cord Management
22
21
20
19
18 Horizontal Patch Cord Management
Horizontal Patch Cord Management
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10 14 U Data Center SAN Director up to 384 fiber ports
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
Horizontal Patch Cord Management
1
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The following diagram shows the physical layout of a 45U network cabinet supporting (2)
384 duplex LC port Data Center directors and InstaPATCH 360 UHD fiber shelves in the
same cabinet. Two units of rack space was reserved at the base of each director for
horizontal patch cord management. High density environments also require the use of
vertical patch cord management to preserve the separation and accessibility of patch cord
bundles. In this scenario a single UHD MPO shelf is provisioned to support a single
director using 12 fiber duplex LC array patch cords.
RU Network Equipment Inside Cabinet Ports
45
44
43
42 Ultra High Density – 48 MPO connections* 288
41 Ultra High Density - 48 MPO connections* 576
40
39
38
37
36
35 Ultra High Density - 48 MPO connections* 288
34 Ultra High Density - 48 MPO connections* 576
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
14 U Data Center SAN Director up to 512 fiber ports
25
24
Vertical Patch Cord Management
23
22
21
20
19
18
Horizontal Patch Cord Management
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10 14 U Data Center SAN Director up to 512 fiber ports
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
Horizontal Patch Cord Management
1
* UHD MPO using (2) 24 MPO panels
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Data Center Future Proofing
40 and 100 Gigabit Ethernet using parallel optics can be expected in the data center in
the coming future. UHD allows for a seamless migration path when transitioning from
serial to parallel transmissions. The table below shows the capabilities of the UHD shelf
supporting common speeds and transport protocols in the data center of the future.
Transmission Speeds Supported UHD channels
1,2,4,8,16 G FC
1, 10 GbE 72 (via InstaPATCH 360 UHD Module)
40GbE 72 (via MPO panel)
100GbE 36 (via MPO panel)
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This document is for planning purposes only and is not intended to modify or supplement any specifications or warranties relating to SYSTIMAX products or services.
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SYSTIMAX 360™ Ultra High Density Fiber Solution
Solution Guide
SYSTIMAX 360™ Ultra High Density Fiber Solution
Meeting Today’s Data Center Challenges
In today's data center environment, migrating onto a converged network
enormous pressure rests on Storage infrastructure, data centers rush to keep pace
Networking Administrators, IT Facility with the increased amount of information
Managers and Data Center Managers around flooding network space. Storage area
the world. In a detailed survey of global IT networks (SAN) alone can require patching
professionals, CommScope found that data fields to support both SAN directors and
centers today prioritize conserving energy, hundreds of ports resulting in wasted space in
saving operations costs, reducing floor space these physical locatons. According to the IT
for patching areas and minimizing downtime. survey, almost one-third of all organizations
As data centers face ever-increasing IT surveyed worldwide are planning or building
demands, cost pressures, and changing new data centers while others must contend
technology and architectures, Storage with finding ways to become more efficient
Networking Administrators, IT Facility with their current facilities.
Managers and Data Center Managers
The SYSTIMAX 360™ UHD solution is built to
have been challenged with finding high-
support high-density data center applications
performance solutions to face all of
• Achieves high densities by innovatively configuring high-performance
those issues head-on.
beyond 48 duplex LC products into a smaller space. Designed at
ports per rack unit With a better understanding of the CommScope Labs, the solution has a 50
challenges, CommScope developed the percent increase in usable density, allowing
• Easy connector access SYSTIMAX® 360 Ultra High Density fiber for more cabinet and shelf space. At the heart
optic solution to meet those demands and of the SYSTIMAX 360™ UHD solution is a 1U
• Superior cable make the design, implementation and sliding shelf that accepts three Ultra High
management management of new, innovative Ultra High Density Modules with either 24 duplex LCs or
density data center architectures possible. 24 MPOs. With the ability to fit 864 fibers in
• Easy-to-read labeling a 1U space, the shelf provides the highest
fiber-patching density available. This compact
• Design freedom for Managing IT Demand shelf allows data centers to use a single
emerging architectures cabinet to house both SAN Directors and fiber
With voice, video and data communications cabling, a cost-saving innovation that more
• Modular construction as well as building automation systems than doubles data center rack and storage
for pay-as-you-grow
networking space.
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Extending the Budget downtime and gives data center operators the
flexibility to increase capacity as demand
Regardless of the economic climate, grows. The pre-terminated, factory-tested
management consistently looks to cut back trunk cables, array cords, ruggedized cables
on capital and operational expenditures. and patch cords reduce installation time and
Whether it’s reducing energy consumption or are designed to enable simple connections
becoming more efficient with the provided while the modular panels offer excellent cable
space, consolidation is no longer a trend, but management and rear access, while
a necessity. Choosing the right network minimizing bulk, complexity and potential
infrastructure physical layer solutions at the restrictions to air flow.
outset can help data center managers keep
That’s the SYSTIMAX 360™ Ultra High
cabling infrastructure costs to less than 5
Density fiber optic solution. It fills an
percent of the total cost of IT operations over
essential infrastructure need in space IT can
a 15-year period. The SYSTIMAX 360™ UHD
easily manage. Its fiber technologies exceed
solution enables managers to be more
the standard for innovation today and better
efficient with rack space, prolonging the
prepare data centers for next-generation
need for data center expansion without
network speeds. It’s where high density,
sacrificing performance. Added space allows
rapid deployment and modular growth all
for increased airflow, reducing heat and
meet. Essentially, it’s what data centers
extending the product’s life expectancy.
need – high performance in a smaller space.
Additionally, the UHD solution safeguards
your IT investment from network and
technological advancements. Tailored for
SYSTIMAX LazrSPEED® and TeraSPEED®
SYSTIMAX 360™ Ultra High
fiber technologies, the solution meets and
Density Solution Includes
exceeds current standards and provides a
clear upgrade path from 10-40-100GbE as
well as 8-16-32GFC. Backed by a 20-year • SYSTIMAX 360™ Ultra High
warranty, data center managers can rely on Density Shelf and Modules
the UHD solution to extend the life of their
• SYSTIMAX 360™ Modular Panel
data centers as well as their IT budgets.
and MPO Modular Adapter Panel
Improved Accessibility • SYSTIMAX InstaPATCH® 360
Pre-Terminated Trunk Cables
From installation to moves/adds/changes,
the SYSTIMAX 360™ UHD solution is • SYSTIMAX InstaPATCH® 360
engineered for ease of implementation and Ruggedized Fanout Cables
improved accessibility. Each component was
designed by CommScope Labs for the • SYSTIMAX InstaPATCH® 360
workplace to maximize productivity and Array Cords
improve user interaction with the
• SYSTIMAX Fiber Optic Patch
infrastructure. The simplistic movement of
Cords
the UHD shelf gives installers the ability to
perform faster installations with minimal
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SYSTIMAX 360™ Ultra High Density Fiber Solution
Features and Benefits of the SYSTIMAX 360™ Ultra High Density Solution
SYSTIMAX 360™ Ultra High Density Shelf and Modules
• 50% increase in usable density • Allows for rack consolidation increasing
space savings in densely populated
• Available in LazrSPEED and TeraSPEED
network areas such as data center SAN
to support high performance applications
environment
• Same footprint with duplex LC and MPO
• Low Loss factory-terminated and tested
connections for simple migration from
module supports rapid deployment and
10G serial to 40/100G parallel
uses OM4 fiber for extended distances
transmission
or high bandwidth needs
• Supports up to (432) 10GbE, (72) 40GbE
• Improved cable management featuring a
connections, or (36) 100GbE channels
dedicated cord management trough per
• Each 1U shelf accommodates up to three module
InstPATCH 360 LC modules for 144 fiber
connections; or up to three MPO pass
through modules for 864 fiber connections
• Modular Design provides design flexibility
and allows for a pay as you grow
approach
SYSTIMAX InstaPATCH® 360 Pre-Terminated Trunk Cables
• Available in LazrSPEED 550, LazrSPEED • Designed for administrative
300 and TeraSPEED Solutions convenience—guaranteed transmit-to-
receive connectivity
• 12 fiber MPO connector-based modular
design enables simple connections • Supports easy reconfiguration for moves,
adds and changes
• Factory terminated and tested trunk
cables for instant field connections and • Easy upgrade path to parallel transmission
guaranteed quality and performance and associated applications, while
preserving the initial investment
SYSTIMAX InstaPATCH® 360 Ruggedized Fanout Cables
• 12 fiber MPO connector based modular • Factory terminated and tested for instant
design enables simple connections field connections and guaranteed quality
and performance
• Ruggedized fanouts are constructed with
LazrSPEED 550, LazrSPEED 300 or • Designed for administrative convenience–
TeraSPEED fibers guaranteed transmit-to-receive
connectivity
• No special or non-standard polarity
components
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SYSTIMAX Fiber Optic Patch Cords
• Duplex zipcord construction provides • Outer jacket colored for easy identification
better mechanical performance with less
risk of damage from crimping
• Rugged 1.6 mm or 3.0 mm cordage for
durable and easily handled connections
SYSTIMAX InstaPATCH® 360 Array Cords
• 12 fiber MPO connector based modular • No special or non-standard polarity
design enables simple connections components
• Array cords are constructed with • MPO-LC/SC/ST Array fanouts are
LazrSPEED 550, LazrSPEED 300 or constructed with 1.6 mm reinforced
TeraSPEED fibers zipcord furcation tubing for outstanding
durability and dependability
• Factory-terminated and tested for instant
field connections and guaranteed quality • Array Fanout assemblies are available
and performance in fanout length of 48” for cables over
10 feet; Cables 3-9 feet, 24 inch fanout;
Cables 2 feet, 12 inch fanout
SYSTIMAX InstaPATCH® 360 Modular Panels
• Accommodates 16 InstaPATCH 360 • MPO pass through panels available with
Modules, allowing up to 384 fibers in 2, 4, 6, and 8 MPO adapters to
4rack units when utilizing LC-LC patching accommodate various configurations
• Modules and panels are mounted in a • Offer excellent cable management and
horizontal orientation rear access, without restricting air flow
• When utilizing the 360DP MPO pass • By eliminating the rear enclosure found on
through panels, fiber density can reach a full shelf, the weight is substantially
1536 fibers in 4 rack units reduced
• Full-feature cable and cord management
on the front side
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SYSTIMAX 360™ Ultra High Density Fiber Solution
PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
Overall Height (closed) and Width 1.75 in h x 19 in w (44 mm x 483 mm)
Shelf Depth (including trough) Shelf Depth 21 in from front rail
Fiber management trough extends 4.5 in from front rail
Extension (dual stop) Shelf slides 10 in from rail during normal operation
Shelf slides 14.75 in from rail for installation and maintenance
Weight Shelf: 6.8 lbs
LC – module: 2.6 lbs
InstaPATCH 360 UHD MPO – module: 1.4 lbs
Module 48f LC LazrSPEED Capacity InstaPATCH 360 UHD Module – 24 duplex LC, 48 fibers
UHD Adapter Panel – 24 MPO, 288 fibers
Cable Entry Rear trunk cable entry, Front patch cabling
Termination Types LC, MPO
ORDERING INFORMATION:
SYSTIMAX 360 ULTRA HIGH DENSITY SHELVES AND MODULES —
Material ID Product Number Description
760110999 3603D-1U-UP UHD Fiber Shelf, 1U, Empty
3603D-1U-UP w(3) 760111013 3603M-48LC-LS InstaPATCH 360 UHD Module 48f LC LazrSPEED
3603M-48LC-LS A 760111039 3603M-48LC-SM InstaPATCH 360 UHD Module 48f LC TeraSPEED
760111153 3603P-24MPO UHD Adapter Panel, 24xMPO
760112003 CMS-2-02 Fiber Cord Management Sleeve
Pre-Loaded Shelves
760136457 3603D-1U-144LC-LS-A UHD Fiber Shelf with 3 InstaPATCH 360 Ultra High Density
Modules, 48 fiber, LC, LazrSPEED, Polarity A
760136465 3603D-1U-144LC-LS-B UHD Fiber Shelf with 3 InstaPATCH 360 Ultra High Density
Modules, 48 fiber, LC, LazrSPEED, Polarity B
760136432 3603D-1U-144LC-SM-A UHD Fiber Shelf with 3 InstaPATCH 360 Ultra High Density
Modules, 48 fiber, LC, TeraSPEED, Polarity A
760136440 3603D-1U-144LC-SM-B UHD Fiber Shelf with 3 InstaPATCH 360 Ultra High Density
CMS-2-02 Fiber Cord Modules, 48 fiber, LC, TeraSPEED, Polarity B
Management Sleeve 760136473 3603D-1U-72MPO UHD Fiber Shelf with 3 InstaPATCH 360 24 Port MPO
Adapter Panels
SYSTIMAX 360 G2 MODULAR PANELS AND 360DP-MPO ADAPTER PANELS —
Material ID Product Number Description
760106617 360MP-1U 360MP 1U Panel, accepts 4 360DM or 360DP components
760113001 360MP-1UA Angled 360MP 1U Panel Angled, accepts 4 360DM or
360DP components
760120287 360MP-4U 360MP 4U Panel, accepts 16 360DM or 360DP components
760107524 360DP-8MPO 360 Distribution Panel 8 MPO
760107516 360DP-6MPO 360 Distribution Panel 6 MPO
Note it is highly recommended to use the fiber cord management sleeves for UHD installation.
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InstaPATCH 360 Pre-terminated Trunk Cables Configurator
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14-16
F G X M P M P A D - A A F 010
Prefix Connector One Connector Two Fiber Count Jacket Color UOM
FG Trunk-Plenum MP MPO (Female MP MPO (Female F 24 Fiber A Blue F Feet
No Pins) No Pins)
FH Trunk-Plenum G 36 Fiber B Orange M Meter
Armored MX MPO (Male
H 48 Fiber C Green
Pins)
FJ Trunk-LSZH Length
K 72 Fiber D Brown
FK Trunk-LSZH 10-999 Feet
L 96 Fiber E Slate
Armored
M 144 Fiber G Red 3-999 Meters
Fiber Type H Black
X LazrSPEED J Yellow
550 Multimode Cordage Size K Violet
Z LazrSPEED A 12 Fiber PmP L Rose
300 Multimode Cable M Aqua
W TeraSPEED D 12 Fiber PmP
Single-mode I/O Cable
Breakout Length
A No Gland
B With Gland
C Pulling Grip
InstaPATCH 360 Ruggedized Fanout Cables Configurator
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14-16
F L X M P L A A D - M E F 010
Prefix Connector One Connector Two Fiber Count Jacket UOM
FL Rugged F/O MP MPO (Female LA LC Angled D 12 Fiber
Color F Feet
Plenum No Pins) A Blue
LC LC Standard F 24 Fiber M Meter
FM Rugged F/O MX MPO (Male B Orange
LU LC Uniboot* G 36 Fiber
Plenum Armored Pins)
C Green Length
H 48 Fiber Breakout Length
FN Rugged F/O
LSZH* D Brown E 24 in Breakout 24 in 7-999 ft
K 72 Fiber
No Gland
FP Rugged F/O E Slate 48 in 9-999 ft
F 24 in Breakout
LSZH Armored* G Red With Gland 72 in 11-999 ft
Cordage Size
H Black G 24 in Breakout 96 in 13-999 ft
A 12 Fiber PmP Pulling Grip
Fiber Type
Cable J Yellow H 48 in Breakout 24 in 2-999 m
X LazrSPEED No Gland
550 Multimode D 12 Fiber PmP K Violet 48 in 3-999 m
I/O Cable J 48 in Breakout
L Rose With Gland 72-96 in
Z LazrSPEED
300 Multimode M Aqua K 48 in Breakout 4-999 m
Pulling Grip
W TeraSPEED L 72 in Breakout
Single-mode No Gland
M 72 in Breakout
With Gland
N 72 in Breakout
Pulling Grip
P 96 in Breakout
No Gland
* Only Available in EMEA
Q 96 in Breakout
With Gland
R 96 in Breakout
Pulling Grip
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SYSTIMAX 360™ Ultra High Density Fiber Solution
Fiber Optic Patch Cords Configurator
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14-16
F D X L 1 L 1 2 1 - A X F 010
Prefix Connector One Connector Two Fiber Count Jacket UOM
LC LC Standard LC LC Standard Color
FD Jumper-Plenum 1 1 Fiber F Feet
LA LC Angled LA LC Angled A Blue
FE Jumper-Riser 2 2 Fiber M Meter
L1 LC Keyed Red L1 LC Keyed Red B Orange
FF Jumper-LSZH
L2 LC Keyed Yellow L2 LC Keyed Yellow C Green
Cordage Size Breakout Length Length
L3 LC Keyed Blue L3 LC Keyed Blue
2 1.6mm Simplex D Brown 2 - 999 Feet
Fiber Type L4 LC Keyed Green L4 LC Keyed Green X No Breakout
L5 LC Keyed Orange L5 LC Keyed Orange 3 3.0mm Simplex E Slate 1 - 999 Meters
X LazrSPEED
550 Multimode L6 LC Keyed Slate L6 LC Keyed Slate 4 1.6mm Zipcord G Red
W TeraSPEED L7 LC Keyed Brown L7 LC Keyed Brown H Black
Single-mode L8 LC Keyed Aqua L8 LC Keyed Aqua J Yellow
L9 LC Keyed Rose L9 LC Keyed Rose
K Violet
LV LC Keyed Violet LV LC Keyed Violet
L Rose
LU LC Uniboot* LU LC Uniboot*
M Aqua
InstaPATCH 360 Array Cords Configurator
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14-16
F Q X M P L A G D - A E F 010
Prefix Connector One Connector Two Fiber Count Jacket UOM
Color
FQ Array Plenum MP MPO (Female MP MPO (Female D 12 Fiber F Feet
No Pins) No Pins) E Slate
FR Array LSZH M Meter
MX MPO (Male MX MPO (Male J Yellow
Pins) Pins)
M Aqua Length
LA LC Angled Breakout Length
12 in 2-999 ft
Fiber Type LC LC Standard D 12 in Breakout
No Gland 24 in 4-999 ft
X LazrSPEED LU LC Uniboot*
550 Multimode E 24 in Breakout 48 in 6-999 ft
No Gland
Z LazrSPEED 72 in 8-999 ft
300 Multimode Cordage Size H 48 in Breakout
No Gland 96 in 10-999 ft
W TeraSPEED G 12 Fiber PmP
Single-mode MC Array Cord L 72 in Breakout 12 in 1-999 m
No Gland 24-48 in
P 96 in Breakout 2-999 m
No Gland
72 in 3-999 m
96 in 4-999 m
* Only Available in EMEA
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Cross-Connect Architecture
Data center storage and local area networks modular and scalable growth. The 360 UHD
can vary in size, architecture, and platform Solution can support various cabling
and may be centrally located or scattered architectures such as direct-connect,
throughout a data center. The SYSTIMAX inter-connect, and cross-connect channel
360™ UHD solution was created to allow for configurations. The illustration below shows
maximum design flexibility while providing the cross-connect architecture.
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SYSTIMAX 360™ Ultra High Density Fiber Solution
Data Center Vendor Specific Networking Applications
UHD 72 Duplex
CommScope’s UHD Fiber Solutions UHD 72 MPO Shelf
LC Shelf
Directors
per Maximum Fiber Number Fiber Number
Network fiber port Apparatus of Apparatus of
Cabinet counts RUs Shelves RUs Shelves
Brocade 48000 2 768 11 11 2 2
Data Center DCX-10 2 768 11 11 2 2
Networking
Switches DCX-4S 4 768 11 11 2 2
UHD 72 Duplex
CommScope’s UHD Fiber Solutions UHD 72 MPO Shelf
LC Shelf
MDS 9509 2 672 10 10 2 2
Cisco
Data Center MDS 9513 2 1056 15 15 3 3
Networking Nexus 7010 2 768 11 11 2 2
Switches
Nexus 7018 1 768 11 11 2 2
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© 2010 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved.
Visit our Web site at [Link] or contact your CommScope
representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified
by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope.
This document is for planning purposes only and is not intended to modify or
supplement any specifications or warranties relating to CommScope products or services.
03/10 BR-E-4
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