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CommScope RUCKUS ICX 7550 - User Manual

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HARDWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE
RUCKUS ICX 7550 Switch
Hardware Installaon Guide
Part Number: 53-1005648-04
Publicaon Date: 05 May 2021

Table of Contents

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Summary

Document Conventions

Notes, Cautions, and Safety Warnings

Explains how notes, cautions, and warnings are used to convey potential hazards.

Command Syntax Conventions

Details text conventions used for command syntax elements like bold and italics.

About This Document

Whats New in This Document

Highlights changes and updates in the current version of the manual.

Supported Hardware and Software

Lists the supported Ruckus ICX 7550 switch models and software versions.

Device Overview

Hardware Features

Details the hardware capabilities and features of the RUCKUS ICX 7550 switch.

Port-Side View of the Ruckus ICX 7550 Switch

Illustrates and labels the components on the port-side of the ICX 7550 switch.

Nonport-Side View of the RUCKUS ICX 7550 Switch

Illustrates and labels the components on the nonport-side of the ICX 7550 switch.

Preparing for the Installation

Safety Precautions

Provides essential safety warnings and guidelines before installation.

General Precautions

General safety advice applicable to the installation process.

ESD Precautions

Specific precautions for preventing electrostatic discharge damage.

Power Precautions

Crucial safety measures related to power connections and handling.

Lifting and Weight-Related Precautions

Safety guidelines for lifting and mounting the device considering its weight.

Laser Precautions

Safety warnings regarding laser radiation from fiber-optic interfaces.

Facility Requirements

Specifies the environmental and site requirements for installation.

Quick Installation Checklists

Provides high-level checklists for a smooth installation process.

Pre-Installation tasks

Details essential tasks to perform before the actual installation.

Installation and Initial Configuration

Mount the device

Covers various options for physically installing the device.

Gather all components required for the initial setup

Ensures all necessary items are ready before starting the setup.

Provide power to the device

Instructions on how to connect power to the installed device.

Set the IP address, subnet mask, and the default gateway IP address

Guides on configuring network addressing for device management.

Set the date and time

Procedure for configuring the device's date and time settings.

Customize the host name and chassis name

Instructions for setting unique host and chassis names for identification.

Establish a connection to the out-of-band management port

Details on connecting to the dedicated management port for configuration.

Mounting the Device

Mounting Options

Describes the various methods available for mounting the device.

Precautions Specific to Mounting

Critical safety guidelines specifically for mounting the device.

Removing Port Covers

Procedure for safely removing port covers before installation.

Mounting on a Desktop or Flat Surface

Instructions for installing the device on a flat surface like a desk.

Two-Post Rack Mount Installation (ICX7000-RMK)

Guide for installing the device in a two-post rack using the ICX7000-RMK kit.

Two-Post Rack Mount Installation (ICX-RMK-4 POST-TL)

Instructions for mounting in a two-post rack using the ICX-RMK-4POST-TL kit.

Flush-Front Mounting

Details the process for flush-mounting the device in a rack.

Four-Post Rack Mount Installation (ICX-RMK-4 POST-TL)

Guide for installing the device in a four-post rack using the ICX-RMK-4POST-TL kit.

Flush-Front Mounting the Device in a Rack

Step-by-step instructions for flush-mounting the device in a rack.

Flush-Rear (Recessed) Mounting the Device in the Rack

Instructions for mounting the device recessed in a rack.

Connecting ICX 7550 Devices in a Stack

Stacking configuration requirements

Outlines the prerequisites for configuring devices in a stack.

ICX 7550 Stacking Topologies

Illustrates various ways ICX 7550 devices can be connected in a stack.

ICX 7550 Stacking Configuration Notes

Important considerations and notes for setting up device stacking.

ICX 7550 Module 2 Stacking and Uplink Options

Details stacking and uplink capabilities for Module 2.

ICX 7550 Module 2 Profile Compatibility with Module 3

Information on compatibility between Module 2 and Module 3 configurations.

Initial Setup and Verification

Items Required

Lists the necessary hardware and software for initial setup.

Providing Power to the Device

Steps for safely powering on the device after installation.

Establishing a First-Time Connection to the Console Port

Guide for establishing an initial connection via the console port.

Performing the Factory Reset

Procedure to reset the device to its factory default configuration.

Recovering from a Lost Password

Steps to regain access if a device password is lost.

Configuring an IP Address for the Device

Instructions for assigning an IP address for network management.

Customizing the Host name and Chassis Name

How to set unique host and chassis names for device identification.

Setting the Date and Time

Procedure to configure the device's date and time.

Establishing a Connection to the Out-of-Band Management Port

Details for connecting via the out-of-band management port.

Verifying the Correct Operation

Methods to confirm the device is functioning correctly after setup.

Backing Up the Running Configuration

Instructions on how to save the current device configuration.

Installing Transceivers and Cables

Time and Items Required

Lists the time and components needed for transceiver installation.

Precautions Specific to Transceivers and Cables

Safety guidelines for handling transceivers and cables.

Managing Cables

Recommendations for organizing and managing network cables.

Installing the Ethernet RJ-45 Cables

Steps for connecting Ethernet RJ-45 cables to the device.

Cleaning the Fiber-Optic Connectors

Procedure for cleaning fiber-optic connectors to ensure performance.

Installing a New Fiber-Optic Transceiver

Instructions for installing fiber-optic transceivers into the device.

Cabling a Fiber-Optic Transceiver

Steps for correctly connecting cables to fiber-optic transceivers.

Replacing a Fiber-Optic Transceiver

Guide for replacing an existing fiber-optic transceiver.

Long-Reach Multimode Adapter Module

Details on the LRM adapter module for specific fiber optic transceivers.

LRM Adapter Module Part Numbers

Lists the available part numbers for the LRM adapter module.

Monitoring the Device

Interpreting Port-Side LEDs

Explains the meaning and status of port-side LEDs on the switch.

Status Mode Selection Button and STATUS LEDs

How to use the status mode button to view different LED statuses.

Port Link Status Mode (STAT) LED

Details the STAT LED for indicating port link status and activity.

Port Speed Status Mode (SPD) LED

Explains the SPD LED for indicating port speed status.

Member ID Status Mode (ID) LED

Details the ID LED for indicating the stack member ID.

Status Mode (USB) LED

Explains the USB LED status for file transfer operations.

Status Mode (PoE) LED

Details the PoE LED status for Power over Ethernet ports.

System Status (SYS) LED

Explains the SYS LED for indicating the overall system status.

Master;Slave Status (MS) LED

Details the MS LED for indicating master/slave status in stacking.

Software Update Status (UPDATE) LED

Explains the UPDATE LED status for software installation.

Diagnostics Status (DIAG) LED

Details the DIAG LED status for system self-diagnostic tests.

Cloud;On-premise-SmartZone management status LED

Explains the LED status for cloud or on-premise management.

Power Status (PWR1 and PWR2) LEDs

Details the PWR LEDs for indicating power supply status.

Interpreting Nonport-Side LEDs

Explains the meaning of LEDs on the nonport-side (rear) panel.

LED Patterns

Provides tables detailing the patterns and meanings of various LEDs.

Pinging an IP Address

How to use ping to verify network connectivity to a device.

Monitoring power and cooling

Guidance on monitoring device temperature and power status.

Temperature Thresholds

Lists the temperature limits for device operation and shutdown.

Power Supplies

Power Supply Overview

Introduces the types of power supplies supported by the ICX 7550.

Precautions Specific to Power Supplies

Critical safety warnings and precautions for handling power supplies.

Identifying the Airflow Direction

How to identify the correct airflow direction for power supplies and fans.

Replacing a Power Supply

Instructions for replacing a faulty power supply unit.

Inserting a New AC Power Supply

Step-by-step guide for installing a new AC power supply.

Installing the AC Power Cord Strap

Procedure for installing the AC power cord strain relief strap.

Inserting a New DC Power Supply

Step-by-step guide for installing a new DC power supply.

Grounding the RUCKUS ICX 7550 Switch

Instructions for properly grounding the switch chassis.

Default and Optional Lugs

Details on the types of grounding lugs available for the terminal.

Connecting to the Grounding Terminal

Steps for making the electrical connection to the grounding terminal.

Fan Assemblies

Fan Assembly Overview

Introduces the redundant, hot-swappable fan assemblies.

Precautions Specific to Fan Assemblies

Critical safety warnings and precautions for handling fan assemblies.

Identifying the Airflow Direction

How to identify the correct airflow direction for fan assemblies.

Inserting a New Fan Assembly

Step-by-step guide for installing a new fan assembly.

Expansion Modules

Expansion Module Overview

Introduces the supported media expansion modules for the switch.

Precautions Specific to Expansion Modules

Critical safety warnings and precautions for handling expansion modules.

Installing or Replacing an Expansion Module

Instructions for installing or replacing expansion modules.

Resolving Module 3 Mismatches

Guidance on resolving configuration mismatches with Module 3.

RUCKUS ICX 7550 Switch Technical Specifications

System Specifications

Provides an overview of the system's general specifications.

Ethernet

Details the Ethernet port specifications and counts for various models.

LEDs

Lists the types of LEDs and their functions on the switch.

Weight and Physical Dimensions

Provides dimensions and weight details for each switch model.

Environmental Requirements

Specifies operational and non-operational environmental conditions.

Power Supply Specifications (Per PSU)

Details the specifications for each individual power supply unit.

Power Consumption (Typical Configuration)

Shows power consumption figures for typical operating conditions.

Power Consumption (Maximum Configuration)

Shows power consumption figures for maximum load conditions.

Data Port Specifications (Ethernet)

Details the specifications for Ethernet data ports and modules.

Serial Port Specifications (Pinout - USB Type-C)

Pinout details for the USB Type-C serial port.

Serial Port Specifications (Pinout RJ-45)

Pinout details for the RJ-45 serial port.

Memory Specifications

Details the memory types and capacities of the switch.

Regulatory Compliance (EMC)

Lists electromagnetic compatibility compliance standards.

Regulatory Compliance (Safety)

Lists safety compliance standards and certifications.

Regulatory Compliance (Environmental)

Lists environmental compliance standards and regulations.

Regulatory Statements

Provides regulatory compliance statements for different regions.

FCC Warning (US Only)

FCC compliance statement and warning for US users.

Canadian Requirements

Statement regarding Canadian interference-causing equipment regulations.

Europe and Australia (CISPR 32 Class A Warning)

Class A warning for Europe and Australia regarding potential radio interference.

VCCI Statement

VCCI compliance statement for Japanese users.

KCC Statement (Republic of Korea)

KCC compliance statement for Korean users.

China CCC Statement

China CCC compliance statement and warnings.

BSMI Statement (Taiwan)

BSMI compliance statement for Taiwan.

Cautions and Danger Notices

Cautions

General cautions to be observed during operation and maintenance.

General Cautions

Broad safety advice applicable to the device.

Electrical Cautions

Specific safety warnings related to electrical hazards.

Danger Notices

Notifications of potential hazards that could cause injury or death.

General Dangers

General warnings about potentially lethal hazards.

Dangers Related to Equipment Weight

Warnings related to the physical weight of the equipment.

Laser Dangers

Safety warnings concerning laser radiation from optical interfaces.

CommScope RUCKUS ICX 7550 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelICX 7550
Redundant Power SuppliesYes
Redundant FansYes
StackingUp to 12 switches
Operating SystemRUCKUS FastIron
100GbE PortsDependent on module configuration
40GbE PortsDependent on module configuration
25GbE PortsDependent on module configuration
10GbE PortsDependent on module configuration
Operating Temperature32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C)
Storage Temperature-40°C to 70°C (-40°F to 158°F)
Humidity5% to 95% RH, non-condensing
AC Power Input100-240VAC, 50/60 Hz

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