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Cisco 1240 Connected Grid Router Hardware Installation Guide

OL-26223-04

APPENDIX

Connector and Cable Specifications

This appendix includes specifications for the Cisco 1240 Connected Grid Router (CGR 1240 or router)

connectors, adapters, and compatible cables, and is organized into the following sections:

• Connector Specifications, page B-1

• Cable and Adapter Specifications, page B-6

Connector Specifications

• Alarm Ports, page B-1

• Console Port, page B-2

• Serial Port, page B-3

• AC Power Supply Connector, page B-4

• Non-Cisco Module Power Connector, page B-4

Alarm Ports

For detailed information about the alarm ports, see the “Router Hardware Description” chapter.

Table B-1 Alarm Port Specification

Pin Signal Description

1 Alarm1_IN

2 Alarm_IN Common

3 Alarm2_IN

4 Alarm1_OUT NC

5 Alarm1_OUT Common

6 Alarm1_OUT NO

7 Alarm2_OUT NC

8 Alarm2_OUT Common

9 Alarm2_OUT NO

10 NC

Main Page

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
- Router Package Contents13
- Unpacking the Router13
Chapter 1 Unpacking the Router14
- Router Package Contents14
CHAPTER 2 Installation Safety and Site Preparation2-115
- Safety Recommendations15
- Safety with Electricity15
- Site Requirements17
- Power Guidelines and Requirements19
- Preparing for Network Connections19
- Required Tools and Equipment for Installation and Maintenance20
- Router Overview21
Chapter 3 Router Hardware Description23
- Exterior Hardware Overview24
- Interior Hardware Overview30
- Hardware Features Detailed Description32
  - Router Hardware Exterior Features32
  - Router Hardware Interior Features37
Chapter 4 Opening the Router Chassis57
- Opening the Router Door57
- Door Features61
- Mounting Kits Overview65
Chapter 5 Mounting the Router66
- General Safety Information for Mounting66
- Contents of the Mounting Kits66
- Materials and Tools You Supply71
- Mounting Instructions71
- Grounding Instructions90
- Bracket Dimensions92
Chapter 6 Installing the Router95
- Before Installing95
- Related Information96
- Basic Hardware Installation96
- Additional Router Connections106
Powering off the Router119
- Disable the Router BBU at the CLI120
- Disconnect Router AC Power120
- Disable the BBU by Disconnecting the BBU Harness Cable121
- Check SYS LED122
Chapter 7 Powering off the Router122
- Materials and Tools You Supply123
- Unmounting Instructions123
- Disconnect Router AC Power123
Chapter 8 Unmounting the Router124
- Transporting the Router125
- Transporting the Router126
Chapter 9 Connected Grid Modules127
- Installing or Replacing Modules127
- Installing Modules in the Router127
- Module Documentation132
Chapter 10 Antennas133
- Installing or Replacing Antennas133
  - Lightning Arrestor133
  - Cisco Connected Grid Modules134
- Antennas Overview134
- Antenna Ports137
  - Unused Antenna Ports137
  - Antenna Port Numbering138
    - Antenna Installation Location139
    - Installing or Replacing Antennas141
- Safety Information141
- Antenna Technical Specifications141
  - GPS Antenna Specifications141
  - Wifi Antenna Specifications142
- SD Flash Memory Module143
  - SD Card File System143
Chapter 11 Using the SD Flash Memory Module144
- Supported SD Cards144
- Accessing the SD Card144
  - Accessing the SD Card on a Router with a Mounting Bracket144
- SD Card Status146
  - SD Card LED146
- Securing the SD Card with a Password147
  - Setting and Removing an SD Card Password147
  - Displaying the SD Card Password Status147
- Related Commands147
CHAPTER 12 Installing Battery Backup Units12-1149
- Battery Backup Units149
- Preparing to Install the BBU152
- Installing a BBU in the Router157
- Disabling and Enabling the BBU in the Router162
  - Disabling the BBU162
    - Disabling the BBU Via Hardware162
    - Disabling the BBU Via the CLI162
  - Enabling the BBU166
    - Enabling the BBU Via Hardware166
    - Enabling the BBU Via the CLI167
- Battery Backup Unit LED170
- Related Commands171
  - CG-OS Battery Backup Commands171
  - Cisco IOS Battery Backup Commands175
- BBU Technical Specifications181
Chapter 13 Installing External Non-Cisco Modules185
- External Non-Cisco Module Support185
Power186
- Before Installing187
- Install an External Non-Cisco Module188
- Related Information194
Chapter 14 Router LED Locations and States195
- Chapter 14 Router LED Location and State196
- LED Locations and State Descriptions196
- Related Commands202
  - Displaying Router SYS LED Status Command202
Appendix207
Starting a Router Terminal Session207
- Before You Begin207
- About the Console Port207
  - Console Port Settings207
  - Using the Ctrl-C Command208
- Connecting to the Console Port with Microsoft Windows208
- Connecting to the Console Port with Mac os X208
Appendix A Starting a Router Terminal Session209
- Connecting to the Console Port with Linux209
Connector Specifications211
Alarm Ports211
- Connector Specifications212
Appendix211
Connector and Cable Specifications211
Console Port212
- Copper Interface-Combination Port (SFP and GE Ethernet212
- SFP Interface-Combination Port (SFP and GE Ethernet212
- A P P E N D I X B Connector and Cable Specifications213
Serial Port213
Table214
- Cable and Adapter Specifications216
  - SFP Cable216
Signal Description214
AC Power Supply Connector214
Non-Cisco Module Power Connector214

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