DM4380

CARRIER ETHERNET SWITCH

INSTALLATION GUIDE

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LEGALNOTICE

Although all precautions were taken in the preparation of this document, the
DATACOM does not assume any responsibility for possible errors or omissions as well
as no obligation is assumed for damages resulting from the use of the information
contained in this guide. The specifications provided in this manual are subject to
changes without prior notice and are not recognized as any kind of
contract.

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WARRANTY
DATACOM products come with a warranty against manufacturing defects for the period of
minimum of 12 (twelve) months, including the legal term of 90 days, counting from the date of
issuance of the Invoice for supply.

Our warranty is counter standard, meaning that for the exercise of the warranty the customer must
send the product to the Authorized Technical Assistance DATACOM, with shipping paid. The
The return shipping of the equipment will be the responsibility of DATACOM.

For more details, please refer to our warranty policy on the [Link].

Para contato telefônico:+55 51 3933-3094

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CONTACTS

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Datacom provides a support portal - DmSupport, for assistance to

clients in the use and configuration of our equipment.

Access to DmSupport can be made through the link:[Link]

This portal contains firmware, technical descriptions, setup guide,

MIBs and manuals for download. In addition, it allows the opening of tickets for
service with our technical team.

For telephone contact: +55 51 3933-3122

We highlight that our phone support is available from Monday to

Friday from 08:00 to 17:30.

Important: For 24/7 support service, please request a quote from

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GENERAL INFORMATION

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PRODUCTDOCUMENTATIONS

ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT

This document is part of a set of documentation prepared to provide
all the necessary information about DATACOM products.

SOFTWARE PLATFORM

QUICK START GUIDE

Provide guidance on how to configure the features properly.
fast on the equipment

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Provides guidance on how to analyze, identify, and solve problems
with the product (only in English)

COMMAND REFERENCE - Provides

all commands pertinent to the product (only in English)

RELEASENOTES - Provides guidance on new features,

known defects and compatibilities between Software and Hardware

HARDWARE PLATFORM

DESCRIPTIVE (DATASHEET) - Provides the technical characteristics of

product

INSTALLATION GUIDE - Provides instructions

about the procedures for installing the product

The availability of some documents may vary depending on the type of product.
Access[Link] to locate the documentation
related or contact Technical Support for more information.

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INDEX

NOTA LEGAL...............................................................................................................................................................................2
GUARANTEE....................................................................................................................................................................................2
CONTACTS..................................................................................................................................................................................3
SSUPPORTTTECHNICO 3
IINFORMATIONGERAIS...................................................................................................................................................3
DOCUMENTATIONS DE PRODUTO4
SABOUT THISDDOCUMENT..........................................................4
PPLATFORM OFSSOFTWARE......................................................................................................................................4
PPLATFORM OFHHARDWARE.....................................................................................................................................4
INDEX5
1 N INO AO DDOCUMENTO7
ITRODUCT
O

1.1 SABOUT THISDDOCUMENTO ..............................................................................................................................7

1.2 PPUBLIC-TARGET.....................................................................................................................................................7
1.3 CCONVENTIONS 7
2 STARTN
IGO..........................................................................................................................................................................9
2.1 AVIEWS OFSSECURITY..................................................................................................................................9
3 DESCRÇ
IÃO DO HARDWARE10
3.1 RSUMMARY OFPPRODUCT.................................................................................................................................. 10
3.2 MODELODM4380 12XS+3CX............................................................................................................. 10
3.3 LEQUIPMENT STATUS EDS....................................................................................................... 11
3.4 IINTERFACE CONSOLESSERIAL(RS-232) ................................................................. 11
3.5 INTERFACECONSOLEUSB ......................................................................................................................... 12
3.6 IINTERFACEUSB HOST.................................................................................................................................. 12
3.7 IINTERFACEGHERITAGEETHERNET(MGMT) ...................................................................................... 13
3.8 IDICE INTERFACESS ................................................................................................................................. 13
3.9 EENTRANCE ANDSAIDA OFALARME ................................................................................................................. 16
3.10 PSUS EENutritional Entries.................................................................................................. 16
3.11 APROTECTION GROUNDINGO ................................................................................................................... 20
4 N
ISTALANDO O DM4380............................................................................................................................................ 22
4.1 CCONTENT OF THE PACKAGE OFDM4380 ......................................................................................... 22
4.2 IIDENTIFYING THE PRODUCT....................................................................................................................... 22
4.3 PREPAIRING THE INSTALLATION LOCATION............................................................................................... 22
4.4 IINSTALLING IN RACKS19POLEGADAS............................................................................................. 23

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4.5 CCONNECTING OAGROUNDBREAKING OFPROTATION............................................................................... 24

4.6 VVENTILATION...
4.7 AFEEDING THEPRODUTO ........................................................................................................................ 25
4.8 VVERIFYING THE PRODUCT OPERATIONO ........................................................................................... 25
5INSERTING AND REMOVING TRANSCEIVERS
5.1 IINSTALLING SFP MODULES/SFP+ ......................................................................................................... 28
5.2 RREMOVING SFP MODULES/SFP+ ......................................................................................................... 29
5.3 IINSTALLING QSFP MODULES+/QSFP28............................................................................................. 30
5.4 RREMOVING QSFP MODULES+/QSFP2830
IGO O PPRODUCT.......................................................................................................................................... 32
6 ACCESSN
6.1 GENHANCING THROUGH THE CONSOLE INTERFACE.................................................................................... 32
6.2 GENHANCEMENT THROUGH THE ETHERNET INTERFACE.................................................................................. 32
6.3 CCONFIGURING THEUSuwarios................................................................................................................. 33
6.4 AALTERING THE DEFAULT ACCOUNT OFAADMINISTRATOR.................................................................... 33
INSS TTECHNIQUES35
7 SPECFICATO
7.1 IINTERFACES35
7.2 AFEEDING AND POTENCYA ......................................................................................................................... 35
7.3 EPHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONSS ............................................................................................................................. 35
7.4 IENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATIONS ........................................................................................................................ 36
8 NORMS E RREGULATIONS.................................................................................................................................... 37

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1 INTRODUCTION TO THE DOCUMENT

1.1 ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT

This document should be used for the DM4380 switch line, providing
information about the installation of products from this family.
The document focuses on the electrical part, physics, and the indication of the states of
equipment as well as in the installation of its hardware. It is supposed that the individual or
individuals who will handle or manage any aspect of the product must have
basic knowledge of electrical installations, Ethernet interfaces, in addition to
general knowledge of telecommunications.

1.2 PÚBLICO-ALVO
This guide is aimed at network administrators, technicians, or qualified teams.
to install, configure, plan, and maintain this product.

1.3 CONVENTIONS
To facilitate understanding throughout this manual, the following were adopted
conventions:

1.3.1 Icons
Icon Type Description

The notes explain better some detail presented in

Note
text.

This formatting indicates that the text contained here has

Warning great importance and there is a risk of damage.

Indicate that, if the procedures are not

Danger
if not followed correctly, there is a risk of electric shock.

Indicates the presence of laser radiation. If the instructions do not

forem followed and if direct exposure to it is not avoided
Danger
skin and eyes, can cause damage to the skin or harm the
vision.

Indicate equipment or part sensitive to electricity

Static warning. Should not be handled without care like
grounding bracelet or equivalent.

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Warning Indicates the emission of non-ionizing radiation.

WEEE directive symbol (Applicable to European Union and

other countries with selective collection system). This
symbol on the product or packaging indicates that the product
it cannot be discarded with household waste. In
meanwhile, it is your responsibility to take the equipment to
will be discarded at a designated collection point for the
recycling of electronic equipment. The collection
Note
separated and the recycling of equipment at the moment
The discards help in the conservation of natural resources.
and ensure that the equipment will be recycled from
ways to protect the health of people and the environment.
For more information on where to dispose
equipamentos para reciclagem entre em contato com o
local reseller where the product was purchased.

A warning icon calls for attention to conditions that, if not

Avoided, they can cause physical damage to the equipment.

A danger icon calls attention to conditions that, if not avoided,

can result in the risk of death or serious injury.

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2STARTING

2.1 SAFETY NOTICES

Before continuing, please carefully review the safety warnings below:

Before installation, it is necessary to carefully read the entire manual.

In case of doubt, you should contact authorized technical support.

Pay attention to the safety instructions during installation,

operation and maintenance of this product. The installation procedures,
operation and maintenance should preferably be executed by
qualified, trained and authorized personnel to perform such tasks.

To prevent the risk of electric shocks, before turning on the

equipment or connect cables, ensure the installation and operation of a
appropriate grounding system.

Some parts of the equipment may emit laser radiation. Avoid it.
direct exposure of the skin and eyes.

Optical modules use laser transmitters with invisible radiation.

Although most SFP/SFP+/QSFP+/QSFP28 on the market meet the
laser safety specifications, never look directly at the
terminations of a module or optical cord. Exposure to the emission
Laser can cause partial or total loss of vision.

Make sure that the power supply for the rack or table does not
be overwhelmed.

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3 HARDWARE DESCRIPTION
This chapter describes the hardware characteristics of the DM4380 product line.

3.1 PRODUCT SUMMARY

The DM4380 line features the product version as illustrated below.

Figure 1 - DM4380 12XS+3CX

3.2 MODEL DM4380 12XS+3CX

Figure 2 - DM4380 12XS+3CX Views

Description
1 10GE ethernet ports
2 40/100GE Ethernet Ports
3 LEDs for 10GE Ethernet ports
4 LEDs of the 40/100GE ethernet ports
5 Alarm Interface (2 inputs and 1 output)
6 RS-232 Console Port

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7 Ethernet Management Port

8 SLOTs PSUs
9 Power Supply Input PSU 125 DC
10 Ventilation Inlets of the PSUs
11 ALARM/FAIL LEDs of the system
12 Status LEDs of the PSU 125 DC
13 Status LED of the PSU 125 AC
14 Protection Grounding
15 USB Storage Port
16 USB Port Console
17 Power Supply Input PSU 125 AC
18 Ventilation Outlets of the equipment

Table 1–DM4380 12XS+3CX Interface Description

3.3 STATUS LEDS OF THE EQUIPMENT

The equipment in the DM4380 family has two status indicator LEDs on the panel.
front, the LED ALARM/FAIL located on the equipment and the LED PWR located on each
PSU. The table below describes the behavior of the equipment's status LEDs.

. GREEN LINKED: Indicates that the source is energizing the

LED POWER
equipment.
. DISCONNECTED: Source with problem or not powered.
. DISCONNECTED: Equipment in normal operation, without faults or
LED
detected alarms.
ALARM/FAIL
. RED LINKED: Indicates that the equipment is in
internal failure state.
. LED FLASHING RED (slow): Indicates that the
equipment is in a minor alarm state
gravity.
. LINK FLASHING RED (rapid): Indicates that the
equipment is in a state of higher alarm
severity or critical.

When connecting the power to the equipment, this LED will light up.
red for a short period of time and soon after
will turn off.
Table 2 - Status LED Behavior

3.4 INTERFACE CONSOLESERIAL (RS-232)

The DM4380 series equipment comes with a console port for management.
local. The console port uses an RJ45 connector. A cable with

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a male RJ45 connector and a female DB9 connector for connection to a computer or
laptop.
The serial console cable is an accessory included in the DM4380 packaging. Cables
add-ons can be purchased separately using code [Link] or
will be assembled as described in the figures below. The pinout of the RJ45 connector is
your correspondence on the DB9 connector is described in the table below.

Figure 3 - Console cable

Figure 4 - Pins of the RJ45 connector of the console cable

DB9 Input/output of
RJ45 Male Function
Female DM4380
1 - Reserved -
2 - Reserved -
3 2 RS232_TX Exit
4 5 DGND Earth
5 5 DGND Earth
6 3 RS232_RX Entrance
7 - Reserved -
8 - Reserved -

Table 3 - Pinout of the console interface connectors

3.5 INTERFACE CONSOLE USB

For management via USB, the DM4380 has a USB console port on the panel.
rear and this is accessible via Mini-USB cable (not included).
The driver for using this interface on Windows can be found at
[Link]

3.6 USB HOST INTERFACE

The DM4380 provides a Type A USB host interface on the rear panel that can
operate according to specification 2.0. There is no need to use this interface
during the product installation process. Contact theTechnical Supportfor more
information about the use of this interface.

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3.7 ETHERNET INTERFACE MANAGEMENT (MGMT)

The DM4380 has an Electric Gigabit Ethernet interface used for local management.
or remote equipment. For more details on how to use it, see the chapter
ACEASING THEPPRODUCT. This interface has two status indicator LEDs that have
behavior described in theTABELA4.

Figure 5 - LEDS MGMT (DM4380 12XS+3CX)

Color Indicator State Description

LINK/ACT GREEN DisconnectedLink Down (inactive port)
Connected Link Up (active port)
Activity of sending and/or receiving
Blinking
of data
SPEED YELLOW Disconnected Port operating in 1000Base-T mode
Port operating in 10Base-T or
Connected
100Base-TX
Table 4 - LEDS Management Interface

3.8 DATA INTERFACES

3.8.1 10 Gigabit Ethernet optical interfaces SFP+ (10GBase-X)
The DM4380 12XS+3CX has 12 optical 10 Gigabit Ethernet interfaces using
SFP+ connector. The status indicator LED contains the information of LINK/ACT/SPEED.
same bicolor LED.

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Figure 6 - 10GE SFP+ Ports

3.8.2 Indicator LEDs for 10 Gigabit Optical Ethernet interfaces

The convention for indicating the operation and mode of operation of 10GE interfaces
SFP+ is described in the table below:

Color Indicator State Description

LINK/ACT Link Up (active port) operating in mode

GREEN Connected
/SPEED 10GBase-X.
Link Up (active port) operating at rate
YELLOW Connected
less than 10GE.
GREEN or Activity of sending and/or receiving
Blinking
YELLOW data

- Disconnected Link Down (inactive port)

Table 5 - Indicator LEDs of 10GE SFP+ interfaces

3.8.3 40 and 100 Gigabit Optical Ethernet Interfaces

The DM4380 12XS+3CX has 3 high-speed interfaces using connectors.
QSFP+ and QSFP28.

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Figure 7 - 100GE QSFP+/QSFP28 Ports

3.8.4LED indicators of 40 and 100 Gigabit optical Ethernet interfaces

The 40GE and 100GE ports have indicator LEDs for the operation of the ports.
left front of the equipment as shown in figure 8. The convention for
indicating the operation and mode of operation of the 40/100GE interfaces is described in
table 6.

Figure 8–LEDs of the 40GE and 100GE ports

Indicador Heart State Description

LINK/ACT/ Link Up (active port) operating in mode

GREEN Connected
SPEED 100GBase-X.
Link Up (active port) operating at rate
YELLOW Linked
less than 100GE.
GREEN or Activity of sending and/or receiving data
Blinking
YELLOW

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- Disconnected Link Down (inactive port)

Table 6 - Indicator LEDs for 40/100GE interfaces

3.9 ENTRY EXIT OF MY FEELINGS

The DM4380 12XS+3CX has two alarm inputs and one alarm output in a
RJ45 type connector. Alarm inputs 1 and 2 are isolated through
optoisolator. External alarm detection occurs when the potential difference
between IN+ and IN- reaches 12V. The table below presents the operating voltages and
state for alarm inputs 1 and 2.

Signal IN- Sinal IN+ Descrição

0V (Reference) 0V to 3V Without alarm
0V (Reference) 12V to 60V With Alarm

Table 7 - Conditions for alarm detection

For alarm output, the equipment uses a relay. In the event of an alarm1or
when the equipment is off, pin 7 (common) is short-circuited with the
pin 8 (NF). When operating without alarms, pin 7 (common) will be short-circuited.
with pin 6 (NA), while pin 8 (NF) will remain isolated. The table below describes the
pinout used in the RJ45 connector of the alarm interface.

RJ45 Male Signal

1 Entry 1–IN+
2 Entry 1–IN-
3 Input 2–IN+
4 Entry 2–IN-
5 Not connected
6 Output–NA (Alarm Off)
7 Output–Common
8 Exit–NF (Alarm On)
Tabela 8 - Pinagem conector de Alarme

3.10 PSU POWER ENTRANCES

The DM4380 line equipment has two slots for power supply units (PSU).
125 (provided separately) at the front of the equipment.
The DM4380 family has two models of PSUs, the PSU 125 DC that operates with
power supply DC -48/-60 Vdc and the PSU 125 AC that operates with AC power
100/240Vac (50/60Hz).

Functionality on roadmap, contact theSSUPPORTTTECHNICIANin case of doubts.

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The PSU 125 DC has TERMINAL BLOCK type power terminals, the terminals
are located at the front of the PSU.
The PSU 125 AC has three-pin IEC 320/C14 plug type power terminals.
each terminal is responsible for supplying power to each of the sources.
The PSU 125 power supplies work redundantly at a 1:1 ratio, with only one being active.
sufficient to maintain the full functioning of the equipment. The combination of
AC and DC sources in the same equipment is allowed. The insertion/removal of the cables from
power supply and the PSU 125 can be hot-swapped, allowing operation
uninterrupted operation of the equipment, in case one of the two power sources is turned off or
it presents failures. The PSU 125 has a PWR LED on its front panel that, when
access, indicates that it is properly supplied and operational.

Figure 9 - PSU 125 DC Panel

Figure 10 - PSU 125 AC Panel

The de-energization of the equipment is carried out through its

power cable(s). The power outlet should be nearby and
easily accessible.

The electrical installation at the location must be protected by devices against

short circuits.

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In the PSU 125 DC, the fuses F1 and F2 support currents of up to 15A. They
they are of the Fast Acting type, 86V. If necessary, replace it only
for another with the same specifications. The output fuse F3 supports
up to 15A. It is also of the Fast Acting type, 86V. If necessary,
replace it equally with another with the same specifications.

In the PSU 125 AC, the fuse F1 can support a current of up to 5A. They are of the type
Fast Acting, 250V. If necessary, replace it only with another one.
with the same specifications. The output fuse F1000 supports up to
15A. He is of the Fast Acting type, 86V. If necessary, replace it.
likewise for another with the same specifications.

In the situation where both PSUs are present and the inputs of
power supplies are energized and operating within the voltage range
specified range, the main power input (MAIN) will have
preference for the backup power entry.

3.10.1 Pinout and Polarity

[Link] PSU 125 AC

The figure below shows the pinout of the IEC 320/C14 connector for power supply.
equipment.

Figure 11 - AC Power Connector Pinout

According to the NBR 14136 standard, the grounding pin of the product
it must be connected to the grounding installations of the installation site,
since the power pins have no indication of
polarity.

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[Link] PSU 125 DC

The figure below shows the pinout of the TERMINAL BLOCK connector for power supply.
of the equipment.

Figure 12 - DC Power Connector Pinout

3.10.2 Power Cables

[Link] PSU 125 AC

The PSU 125 AC comes with a 3-meter power cable in IEC standard.
320 / C14 female for NBR 14136 plug.

[Link] PSU 125 DC

The PSU 125 DC comes with a 3.5 meter power cable in the PP standard.
of 1mm gauge2with both ends open and a male connector in the standard
TERMINAL BLOCK (normally sent bolted to the PSU 125 DC) for installation of
cable.
Follow the information below for installing the cable in the Terminal Block connector:
. Remove the TERMINAL BLOCK connector from the 125 DC PSU
Step
unscrewing the two side screws of the connector with assistance
1
of a 1/8” (number 0) screwdriver as shown in the figure
below:

Figure 13–Removing TERMINAL BLOCK from PSU 125 DC

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. Locate the power cable sent along with the PSU 125 DC,
Step
cutting it to the desired length if you prefer. If the cable
2
to be replaced precisely, it is important that it has a 1mm2 wire
or superior and that the conductor colors follow the specification of
country of installation.
. With the help of a 1/8” (number 0) screwdriver
Step
wire the cable according to the figure below:
3

Figure 14 - Installing the cable on the TERMINAL BLOCK

. Still with the power cable disconnected, screw the connector with the cable.
Step
installed in the PSU 125 DC, with the aid of the same 1/8" screwdriver
3
(number 0) used above, as shown in the figure below:

Figure 15–Installing the mounted cable on the TERMINAL BLOCK in the PSU 125 DC

Table 9–Installing PSU 125 DC Power Supply

3.11 PROTECTION GROUNDING
The DM4380 series equipment has the connector on the rear panel for
protection grounding. This connector must be connected to the installation's grounding.
(FGND) according to the instructions of the chapterInstalling the DM4380.

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Figure 16–Protection Grounding DM4380 12XS+3CX

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4 INSTALLING THE DM4380

This chapter explains the procedures, recommendations, and precautions related to the
installation of the DM4380.

4.1 CONTENTS OF THE PACKAGE DODM4380

The packaging of the DM4380 12XS+3CX contains the following items:

oEquipment DM4380
oRS-232 console cable
oQuick Installation Guide
Check if the equipment or accessories are not damaged. If there is any
irregularity, contact theSUPORTETTECHNICIAN.
The PSU 125 power supplies can be sent already connected to the equipment or in boxes.
separated depending on the request.

4.2 IDENTIFYING THE PRODUCT

Check if the received product matches the images in this manual. The DM4380
it has an identification label. It contains information about the model,
product code and serial number. Check if there is any conflicting information
na etiqueta em relação às informações apresentadas na embalagem.

4.3 PREPARING THE INSTALLATION SITE

Before installing the product, some requirements need to be observed to ensure
that all the steps can be followed correctly, thus ensuring a
proper installation.

4.3.1 Installation site requirements

Check that the electrical and physical installations of the location where the product will be
installed are in accordance with all applicable specifications and technical standards
by the local government authority.
The constructions in the location in question need to be prepared to support
mechanical and electrical loads of the new equipment to be installed. Note the
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS to check relevant information on weight and consumption of
product.

Make sure that the power supply of the rack is not

overloaded.

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[Link] Environmental requirements

Electrical equipment can generate a significant amount of heat. Therefore, it is
it is essential to provide a temperature-controlled environment to ensure a
proper and safe operation.
In addition to temperature control, it is necessary to ensure that the product operates only
in controlled humidity locations. Additionally, the environment must be free of
materiais ou gases capazes de conduzir eletricidade.

[Link] Equipment requirements

To ensure proper operation, when installing the DM4380, please follow the information
available in the sectionss 7.2e7.4.

4.4 INSTALLING IN 19-INCH RACKS

The DM4380 was designed to be installed in 19-inch racks, occupying
only 1U in height. For choosing the appropriate location for installation, pay attention to the
following items:
. Choose a location that is easily accessible to the equipment and where its LEDs
can be seen;
. The temperature must comply with the temperature specification of
the operation of the product and the relative humidity of the air must be between 10% and
90% non-condensed;
. Install the equipment close to a power source.

After choosing the appropriate location, take the equipment to the rack and insert two screws.
M5 standard (not supplied with the product) on each side ear of the adapter, for
tighten the set on the cage nuts of the rack (not sent with the product). Finally,
loosen the screws to ensure that the equipment is properly secured
no rack.

Figure 17–DM4380 Installation 12XS+3CX in 19-inch Rack

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4.5 CONNECTING THE PROTECTION GROUNDING

The DM4380 has a place on its rear panel to attach a cable for connection.
with the protective grounding.
The grounding cable is not part of the basic accessories that come with the
equipment. The cable indicated for the installation must have a thickness of 10 to 12 AWG. The
the cable color must comply with the specific requirements of the country where the equipment is installed,
Most countries determine that the cable should be green with yellow stripes.

. Locate the grounding connector located at the back of the

Step 1 equipment according to figure 16 and remove the connector with
a Philips screwdriver.

Step 2 . Fix the cable to the grounding connector.

. Cut the cable to an appropriate length for connection.

Step 3 with the grounding of the installation.
. Screw the connector onto the equipment using the same one.
Step 4 screw removed in step 1.

Step 5 . Fix the other end of the cable to the ground of the installation.
Table 10 – Steps for installing protection grounding

4.6 VENTILATION
The airflow for ventilation of the DM4380 is through the entries on the front part of the
equipment and by the outputs at the rear, as per the example in Figure 18. It is
important, for the correct functioning of the cooling system, that the
air inlets and outlets are unobstructed and that free areas are respected
5 cm from the rear panel of the equipment. These areas must have free air circulation.
so that the equipment's temperature remains within the assured levels
of operation, also observing the refrigeration of the environment.

Figure 18 - Airflow in the DM4380 12XS+3CX

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4.7 FEEDING THE PRODUCT

4.7.1 Connecting to PSU 125
The PSU 125 power supplies can be hot-swapped.
connect a PSU to the equipment align the mechanical base of the PSU to the base of
equipment and insert the card into the slot until its panel touches the panel of
equipment.
For the PSU 125, it is necessary to screw in the notched screw to ensure the
correct fixation of the source.

If the slot to be used is protected by a blind panel, remove it beforehand.

It is recommended to use a screwdriver on the notched screw to ensure the
perfect fixation of the PSU 125.

Figure 19 - Inserting the PSU 125 into the DM4380 12XS+3CX

Each slot for PSU has its own independent power input.
The PSU 125 DC has front power supply while the PSU 125 AC has
power input located at the back of the product.
the equipment will only turn on if there is at least one properly connected PSU
fed.

4.8 VERIFYING THE PRODUCT OPERATION

Considering that the DM4380 was installed according to the guidelines of this manual, the
The steps below indicate whether the equipment is operating normally.
. Shortly after the unit is energized by one of the inputs of
Step 1
power supply, the PWR indicator light of the powered PSU
will light up.
. After the initialization is complete, observe the ALARM/FAIL indicator:
Step 2
OFF: indicates that the equipment has been initialized and
is operating correctly.
RED LINKED (FAIL): indicates that the equipment
found some internal failure. TheSSUPPORTTTECHNICIANmust
to be contacted.

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FLASHING RED LIGHT (ALARM): indicates that the

the equipment was initialized correctly, but there is some
alarm activated. In case of doubts, contact theSSUPPORT
TTECHNICIAN.
Table 11 - Checking the operation of the DM4380

Once the initialization process has been successfully completed, the operator
you must configure the equipment management as indicated in the chapterACEASING
ThePPRODUCT .

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5INSERTING AND REMOVING TRANSCEIVERS

This chapter describes how the transceiver modules should be installed and
removed. It also provides information about DATACOM's guidelines regarding cleaning and
storage of modules and optical fibers.
The SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable), SFP+, QSFP+, and QSFP28 modules are inserted
at the corresponding ports of the equipment, operating as transceivers between the
equipment and the selected optical communication path.
In order to ensure a long life and good performance of the equipment, it is very
It is important to follow the guidelines from DATACOM described below.
. Care with Optical Cords:
Keep the optical cords that are not in use always with the
protective cover. The core of the optical cords can get dirty and cause loss
of performance just by being stored without the protective cover, even
being stored in a suitable cabinet;
Clean the core of the optical cords before using them. For
To carry out the cleaning, it is necessary to use only specific material. Any
other material used to clean the core of the optical fibers can
cause loss of performance in the equipment or even cause damage
irreparable to the cords.
. Care with Optical Modules:
To handle the optical modules, it is always necessary to use a wrist strap.
antistatic
To transport and store optical modules it is always necessary
do it within its original packaging, in order to prevent any damage
physical or electrostatic in the module.

During the execution of any maintenance on the equipment,

make sure that the technician responsible for maintenance is using
the appropriate protections. Grounding (use of anti-static wrist strap)
can prevent damage to the operator's health and damage to the equipment.

The transceivers provided by DATACOM meet the specifications.

INF-8074i (SFP MSA), SFF-8431 (SFP+ MSA), SFF-8436 (QSFP+ MSA), SFF-
8679 (QSFP28 MAS) and IEC/EN 60825-1 (LASER safety). Non-modules
approved do not guarantee the correct functioning of the equipment and
they can damage it. Contact theSSUPPORTTTECHNICIANfor
more information about the risks in the use of non-modules
approved and the possibility of using them.

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Optical modules use laser transmitters with invisible radiation.

Although most of the SFP/SFP+/QSFP+/QSFP28 on the market meet
the LASER safety specifications, never look directly at the
ends of a module or optical cord. Exposure to emission
laser can cause partial or total loss of vision.

5.1 INSTALLING SFP/SFP+ MODULES

Siga os passos abaixo para instalar módulos SFP/SFP+ no equipamento.
Step 1 . Insert the module into the SFP/SFP+ slot and press it.
against the equipment until it is firmly inserted,
confirm in the figure below the correct position for insertion of the
SFP/SFP+ modules:

Figure 20 - Inserting SFP/SFP+ module

Step 2 . After inserting the module, it is necessary to secure it.

through the movement of the safety fin. This fin
it also serves to lock the optical cords after the
even if they are inserted.

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Figure 21 - Safety fin

Step 3 . After positioning the safety flap, the optical cords

can be inserted.

Table 12 - Installing SFP/SFP+ modules

The equipment from the DM4380 family is supplied with plugs for
dust protection on all SFP/SFP+ ports. Before inserting the
module not in slot, remove the plug. Unused ports must be
held with the plug in order to ensure that the electrical contacts are
keep them free from dust.

5.2 REMOVING SFP/SFP+ MODULES

Before removing the optical cords, it is recommended to check if there are

labels on the same that indicate which equipment and interface it is
it must be connected, facilitating its identification later.

To remove the modules, simply follow the same insertion instructions.

reverse order
Steps Description

Step 1 . Remove the optical cords.

Step 2 . Download the security alert.

Step 3 . Pull the module by the safety tab as demonstrated in the

figure below.

Figure 22 - Removing SFP modules

Table 13–Removing SFP/SFP+ modules

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When the product is operating at room temperature

above 45ºC the user should use industrial SFP/SFP+ modules.
Contact theTechnical Supportin case of doubts.

5.3 INSTALLING QSFP+/QSFP28 MODULES

Follow the steps below to install QSFP+/QSFP28 modules in the equipment.
Step 1 . Insert the module into the QSFP+/QSFP28 slot and press the
even against the equipment until it is firmly inserted,
in figure 23, visualize the correct position for inserting the module
no connector:

Figure 23 - Inserting QSFP+/QSFP28 modules into DM4380 12XS+3CX

Step 2 . After the full fitting of the transceiver, the optical cords can
to be inserted.

Table 14 - Installing QSFP+/QSFP28 modules

The DM4380 family equipment is supplied with plugs for

dust protection on all QSFP+/QSFP28 ports. Before
insert the module in the slot, remove the plug. Unused ports must
to be kept with the plug in order to ensure that the electrical contacts are
keep free of dust.

5.4 REMOVING QSFP+/QSFP28 MODULES

Before removing the optical cords, it is recommended to check if there are

tags in the same that indicate which equipment and interface it
It must be connected, facilitating its identification later on.

To remove the modules simply follow the same insertion instructions in the
reverse order:

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Steps Description

Step 1 . Remove the optical cords.

Step 2 . Pull the module by the fin, as shown in the figure below.

Figure 24 - Removing QSFP+/QSFP28 modules

Table 15–Removing QSFP/SFP28 modules

When the product is operating at room temperature

above 45ºC the user must use QSFP+/QSFP28 modules
industrial. Contact theTechnical Supportin case of doubts.

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6 ACCESSING THE PRODUCT

6.1 MANAGEMENT THROUGH THE CONSOLE INTERFACE

It is possible to access the Command Line Interface (CLI) through the console interface. To
just connect a compatible console cable and run a terminal emulator
like Hyper Terminal or another similar one on a computer or laptop. The setup
The DM4380 standard is with a baud rate of 9600, with 1 stop bit and no parity.
figure below.

Figure 25 - Serial interface settings on the computer

The DM4380 line equipment does not support control of

fluxo por hardware. Na configuração da porta console o controle de fluxo
hardware should remain disabled.

. On PC or Laptop, start the terminal emulation program:

Step 1 DmOS
DM4380 login:
. The default username and password are admin.
Step 2 DM4380 login:admin [Enter]
Password: admin [Enter]
. The prompt will be presented with the message as below:
Welcome to the DmOS CLI
Result
Admin connected from [Link] using console on DM4380
DM4380#
Table 16–DM4380 Login

6.2 MANAGEMENT THROUGH THE ETHERNET INTERFACE

In the default factory configuration, the equipment can be accessed via SSHv2.
using the Ethernet Management (MGMT) interface through IP [Link]/24.
With additional settings, it is possible to change the default IP and also configure IPs.
for access from other Ethernet interfaces. The configuration also allows
the SSHv2 and Telnet servers can be enabled/disabled.
. Entering configuration mode:
Step 1
#configure

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. Entering the MGMT interface configuration:

Step 2
(config)#interface mgmt 1/1/1
. Configuring the IPv4 address on the MGMT interface:
Step 3
(config-mgmt-1/1/1)#ipv4 address [Link]/24
. Removing the default IPv4 address:
Step 4
(config-mgmt-1/1/1)#no ipv4 address [Link]/24
top
. Setting the default gateway of the device:
Step 5
(config)#router static address-family ipv40.0.0.0/0
next-hop172.2.22.254
. Applying and saving the configuration made:
Step 6
(config)#commit
Table 17–Configuring the MGMT Interface

Refer to the Quick Setup Guide for more information about the
equipment management settings.

6.3 CONFIGURING USERS

Considering that the equipment was correctly installed according to the steps.
previously the user must be able to manage it through the command line interface
command line (Command Line Interface–CLI). The CLI is directly accessible through the
console or USB interface and via the Ethernet interface using SSH clients or
Telnet.
Only one account is pre-configured in the factory default of the products in the line.
DM4380:admin
User Password Description

admin is an account with privileges of

admin admin administrator that allows the creation of the others
bills.
Table 18–Standard account

Due to security issues, it is highly recommended to change.

of the account admin password right after the equipment is installed.

6.4 CHANGING THE DEFAULT ADMINISTRATOR ACCOUNT

For security reasons, it is highly recommended to change the default password of
administrator.

Entering configuration mode:

Step 1
#configure

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Entering account settings (admin):

Step 2
(config)#aaa useradmin
Changing the password:
Step 3
(config-user-admin)#password new-password
Leaving account settings:
Passo 4
(config-user-admin)#exit
Applying and saving the configuration:
Step 5
(config)#commit
Table 19–Changing the password

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7 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
7.1 INTERFACES
Interfaces DM4380 12XS+3CX
Console (RJ45) 1
Ethernet Management (RJ45) 1
USB Host (type A) 1
USB Device (type B) 1
1000Base-X/10GBase-X (SFP+) 12
40GBase-X/100GBase-X (QSFP28) 3
Table 20–DM4380 Interfaces

7.2 FOOD AND POWER

7.2.1 Power Supply PSU 125 AC/DC
PSU 125 AC PSU 125 DC
Type of connector IEC 320/C14 Terminal Block
100 to 240Vac (± 10%)
Nominal operating voltage -48 to -60Vdc (± 20%)
50/60Hz
1.5 A @ 100Vac* 3.3 A @ -48Vdc*
Nominal current at the input
0.63 A @ 240Vac* 2.6 A @ -60Vdc*
Maximum current at the input 1.66A 3.30A
Output voltage 12V (± 5%) 12V (± 5%)
Output current 10.5A (± 5%)* 10.5A (± 5%)*
Efficiency >80% >80%
Table 21–AC/DC Power Input Specifications
Maximum values of the power supplies
7.2.2 Consumption
DM4380 12XS+3CX
Typical consumption PSU 125 DC 108W
(Watts) PSU 125 AC 108W
Maximum consumption PSU 125 DC 150W
(Watts) PSU 125 AC 150W
Maximum current PSU 125 DC 3,3A
Amperes PSU 125 AC 1.66A

Table 22–DM4380 Consumption

7.3 PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS

DM4380 12XS+3CX
Height 44 mm
Width (with L adapters) 482 mm
Width (without L adapters) 444 mm
Depth 265 mm
Net weight 3.00 kg
Table 23–Physical specifications of the DM4380

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7.4 ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION

DM4380 12XS+3CX
Operating temperature 0°C a 55°C
Relative humidity of
10% to 90%, non-condensed
operation
Operating altitude 0 to 3000m
Temperature of
-20°C a 70°C
storage
Table 24 - Operating conditions of the DM4380

When the product is operating at ambient temperatures above

45ºC the user must use SFP/SFP+/QSFP+/QSFP28 modules
industrial classification. Contact theTechnical Supportin case of doubts.

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8 NORMS AND REGULATIONS

Class Norma Description

Directive 2014/30/EU Electromagnetic Compatibility
Technical requirements of compatibility
EMC Act 1120 electromagnetic for conformity assessment of
telecommunications products.
Telecommunication network equipment
ElectroMagnetic Compatibility (EMC) requirements;
ECM ETSI EN 300 386
Harmonised Standard covering the essential
requirements of the Directive 2014/30/EU
Electromagnetic compatibility of multimedia
EMC EN 55032
equipment - Emission requirements
Technical documentation for the assessment of
EMC EN 50581:2012 electrical and electronic products with respect to the
restriction of hazardous substances
Immunity to conducted disturbances, induced by
EMC EN 61000-4-6
radio-frequency fields
EMC EN 61000-4-2 Electrostatic discharge immunity test
EMC EN 61000-4-4 Electrical fast transient/burst immunity test
EMC EN 61000-4-5 Surge immunity test
Radiated, radio-frequency, electromagnetic field
EMC EN 61000-4-3
immunity test
EMC EN 61000-3-2 Limits for harmonic current emissions
Limitation of voltage changes, voltage fluctuations
EMC EN 61000-3-3
and flicker in public low-voltage supply systems
Directive 2014/35/EU Low Voltage
Safety EN 60825-1 Safety of LASER products
Information technology equipment–Safety–Part 1:
Safety EN 60950-1
General requirements
Directive 2011/65/EU Restriction of Hazardous Substances in Electrical
and Electronic Equipment (RoHS)
Technical documentation for the assessment of
RoHS EN 50581:2012 electrical and electronic products with respect to the
restriction of hazardous substances
Directive 2012/19/EU Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
Environmental Conditions
EN 300 019-1-1
-- Environmental Conditions for Storage
Class 1.2
EN 300 019-1-2
-- Environmental Conditions for Transport
Class 2.3

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