GE D20MX - Grounding the D20 MX

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CHAPTER 2: INSTALLING THE D20MX

D20MX HARDWARE USER’S MANUAL GE INFORMATION 39

• 7 and 8 can be used externally for status wetting, contact wetting and/or

miscellaneous power connections, if applicable.

Figure 13: WESTERM D20M+SS: power supply connections

14 AWG

(green)

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Copyright Notice2
Table of Contents3
About this Document7
Additional Documentation7
How to Use this Manual8
Document Conventions8
Safety Words and Definitions9
Product Support11
Contact Customer Support11
Product Returns12
Upgrade Your D20MX Processor Firmware12
Before You Start13
- Warning Symbols14
Regulatory Compliance Information15
- CE Mark Compliance15
Product Overview15
- Product Design15
- D20MX Processor16
- Security16
- D20MX Applications16
- Firmware/Fpga Versions19
- D20 Chassis19
- Power Supply22
- Modems23
- Peripherals23
Ordering Guide24
D20MX Upgrade Kits25
Product Specifications27
Storage Recommendations29
- Storage Conditions29
Installing the D20Mx31
D20 Chassis Layouts31
D20MX Installation Steps33
Retrofitting the D20MX in an Existing D2035
Required Tools and Materials37
Grounding the D20MX38
Unpacking the D20MX38
- Package Contents38
Connecting the Power Supply38
Connecting to Devices and Networks41
Cabling Overview41
- General Cabling Requirements42
Link43
Twisted-Pair Ethernet (for 526-3001 Only)44
Fiber Optic Ethernet (for 526-3003 and 526-3005LF Only)45
LAN Redundancy46
IP Addresses46
Rs-23249
D20 System Redundancy49
- Failover Sequence51
- Required Components51
- RS-232 Switch Panel Operation52
- Redundancy Wiring Diagrams52
- D20Mx Hardware User's Manual Ge Information53
Powering-Up and Testing55
Required for Testing55
- Terminal Emulation56
- Shell56
Power up and Test Steps56
Set up a PC to Act as a WESMAINTII+ Terminal57
Power up the D20MX57
Automatic On-Line Start-Up Test57
- Code and Configuration Files58
- Further Testing58
Test for Redundancy58
Check that Fail-Over Is Functioning Correctly59
Check that Switch-Over Is Functioning Correctly59
Verify Either Hardware or Software Switch-Over60
Configuring the Software61
- Remote and Local User Accounts62
- Factory Default User Account62
- System Default User Account62
Download Image Files to the D20MX63
- When to Download63
- Prerequisites for Image Download63
- Download Software over a Serial Connection64
- Download Image Files over a Network Connection66
- Firmware Integrity68
- Committing New Firmware68
- Reverting Old Firmware69
Migrate D20MX Application Definitions to Sgconfig69
Transfer D20/D200 Configurations to the D20MX70
- Transferring a D20 Configuration to the D20MX70
- Transferring a D200 Configuration to the D20MX77
- Configpro78
- Updating a D20 Configuration to Use the D20MX Firmware Definition with Configpro78
- Updating a D200 Configuration to Use the D20MX Firmware Definition with Configpro78
Software (Feature) Licensing82
Using the D20Mx85
Front Panel Leds85
- Operational Status Leds85
- LAN Port Status Leds86
- Fiber Optic Port Status Leds86
Servicing the D20Mx87
Performing Periodic Inspection87
Removing the D20MX Processor Module87
Default Role- Based Access Control Model89
Configured Roles in the D20MX89
STANDARDS & Compliance Standards97
Frequently Asked Questions101
Questions and Answers101
Using Configpro with D20Mx103
Transferring D20 Configurations to the D20MX104
- Configuration File in Project Directory118
Downloading a D20MX Configuration119
- Local [Serial] Transfer of Configuration119
- Remote [Secure] Transfer of Configuration125
Application Definition Files and Default Configurations128
- Staging Factory Default Configuration Files128
- Installing Application Definitions: Archived129
- Installing Application Definitions: Non-Archived132
List of Acronyms137
Acronym Definitions137
Modification Record145

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