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LEDs4Link LEDs1

Product Identifier (PID)5QSFP Ports2

Plastic latch3

Table 21: Physical Specifications of the 2x100G DPIC

DimensionsUnit

10.96 in (27.8cm)Width

1.43 in (3.6cm)Height

7.32 in (18.6cm) with

handle

Depth

2.943lb (1.335kg)Weight

The 2x100G DPIC supports:

• Two hundred gigabit Ethernet QSFP interfaces

• 100GE and 10GE working modes

• At least two 4x10G interfaces via breakout cables

• 1x100G + 1x100G interfaces with link layer redundancy

• QSFP-100GE-LR/QSFP-100GE-SR/QSFP-100GE-SM-SR/QSFP-40G-LR (4x10G mode) /QSFP-40G-SR

(4x10G mode) /QSFP-4X10G-AOCxM (4x10G mode) optic modules

• Backward compatible with SUP-60, SUP-160 and SUP-250

The faceplate of the 2x100G DPIC has the following:

• Optic Cable Clip—Helps route and manage the optic cables.

Cisco Converged Broadband Routers Hardware Installation Guide

What is a Cisco cBR Series Converged Broadband Router

DOCSIS MAC Cards

Default Chapter4
- Table of Contents4
C H a P T E9
- Warning Definition56
- Preventing Electrostatic Discharge Damage57
- Plant Wiring Guidelines57
- Electrical Equipment Guidelines58
- Unpacking and Verifying Shipping Contents58
- Chassis-Lifting Guidelines59
- General Rack Installation Guidelines59
- Cabling Guidelines61
CHAPTER 3 Installing the Cisco Cbr Chassis63
- Installation Methods63
- Verifying Rack Dimensions63
- Installing Chassis Installation Brackets64
- Attaching the Chassis Rack-Mount Brackets65
- Installing the Chassis Installation Handle (Optional)67
- Installing the Cisco Cbr-8 in a Rack68
  - Installing the Cisco Cbr in a Four-Post Rack69
  - Installing the Cisco Cbr in a Two-Post Rack71
- Attaching the Cable-Management Brackets73
- Attaching the Fiber or Cable Routing Guide on Chassis74
- Attaching a Chassis Ground Connection78
CHAPTER 4 Installing the Fan Module in Cisco Cbr81
- Installing the Fan Module in the Cbr Chassis81
CHAPTER 5 Installing the Power System in the Cisco Cbr Chassis85
- Installing the Power Cassette Module in the Cisco Cbr Chassis85
- Installing the FPEM in the Cisco Cbr Chassis87
- Installing the Power Module in the Cisco Cbr Chassis89
- Connecting Power to the AC-Powered Cisco Cbr Chassis92
- Connecting Power to the DC-Powered Cisco Cbr Chassis93
CHAPTER 6 Installing the Supervisor in the Cisco Cbr Chassis97
- Installing the Supervisor 160G97
- Installing the Supervisor 250G117
CHAPTER 7 Installing the Interface Line and PIC Cards149
- Installing the DOCSIS MAC/PHY Interface and PIC Card149
- Installing the DOCSIS MAC Interface and PIC Card158
  - Installing Digital PIC in the Cisco Cbr Chassis158
  - Installing the DOCSIS MAC Interface Line Card in the Cisco Cbr Chassis160
CHAPTER 8 Powering up the Cisco Cbr Chassis167
- Powering up the Cisco Cbr167
Chapter 9 C H a P T E169
Monitoring the Cisco Cbr Chassis169
- Monitoring the Cisco Cbr Chassis Using CLI169
Monitoring the Fan Module in Cisco Cbr177
- Monitoring the Fan Module on the Cisco Cbr Using Leds177
- Monitoring the Fan Module Using CLI in the Cisco Cbr Chassis178
Monitoring the Power System in the Cisco Cbr Chassis179
- Monitoring the Power System in the Cisco Cbr Chassis Using Leds179
- Monitoring the Power System in the Cisco Cbr Chassis Using CLI181
C H a P T E183
Monitoring the Supervisor in the Cisco Cbr Chassis183
- Monitoring the Supervisor 160G in the Cisco Cbr Chassis Using Leds184
- Monitoring the Supervisor 250G in the Cisco Cbr Chassis Using Leds187
C H a P T E191
Monitoring the Interface Card in the Cisco Cbr Chassis191
- Monitoring the Interface Line Cards in the Cisco Cbr Chassis Using Leds191
- Monitoring the Digital Physical Interface Cards in the Cisco Cbr Chassis Using Leds192
C H a P T E193
Maintaining the Cisco Cbr Chassis193
- Powering down the Cisco Cbr Chassis193
- Unmounting the Cisco Cbr Chassis193
C H a P T E195
Maintaining the Fan Module for Cisco Cbr195
- Removing the Fan Module from the Cisco Cbr Chassis195
C H a P T E197
Maintaining the Power System in the Cisco Cbr Chassis197
- Removing the AC Power Connections from the Cisco Cbr Chassis197
- Removing the DC Power Connections from the Cisco Cbr Chassis198
- Removing the Power Module from the Cisco Cbr Chassis199
- Removing the FPEM from the Cisco Cbr Chassis201
- Removing the Power Cassette Module from the Cisco Cbr Chassis203
C H a P T E207
Maintaining the Supervisor in the Cisco Cbr Chassis207
- Maintaining the Supervisor 160G207
- Maintaining the Supervisor 250G215
C H a P T E223
Maintaining the Interface Cards in the Cisco Cbr Chassis223
- Maintaining the DOCSIS MAC/PHY Interface and PIC Card223
- Maintaining the DOCSIS MAC Interface and PIC Card231
  - Removing the DOCSIS MAC Interface Line Card from the Cisco Cbr Chassis231
  - Removing the Digital PIC from the Cisco Cbr Chassis233
C H a P T E237
Maintaining the PHY Modules in the Cisco Cbr Chassis237
- Removing the Downstream PHY Module in the Interface Line Card237
- Installing the Downstream PHY Module in the Interface Line Card239
- Removing the Upstream PHY Module in the Interface Line Card240
- Installing the Upstream PHY Module in the Interface Line Card242
C H a P T E243
Maintaining the Air Filter in the Cisco Cbr Chassis243
- Removing the Air Filter on a Card243
- Installing the Air Filter on a Card245
Online Insertion and Removal of Cards on the Cisco Cbr257
- About OIR257
- What Does an OIR Do257
- Guidelines for Performing an OIR258
- OIR on Cisco Cbr258
- How Do I Perform an OIR258
- Verifying Status after an OIR259
CHAPTER 22 Troubleshooting the Cisco Cbr263
- Troubleshooting the Fan Module in the Cisco Cbr263
- Troubleshooting the Power System in the Cisco Cbr265
- Troubleshooting the Interface Cards in Cisco Cbr Chassis265
- General Troubleshooting267

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Model	cBR Series
Category	Network Router
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