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Monroe One-Net SE - Chapter 2: Hardware Connections; Installation; Network Connections

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One-Net/DASDEC User Manual 2-1v3.0 | r0616
Hardware Connecons
INSTALLATION
The One-Net and DASDEC frames mount in an EIA-compliant equipment rack by means
of four rack screws fastened through the front mounng ears.
For safe, long-term reliability:
Ensure the ambient air temperature surrounding the EAS device is within the
product’s specied operang temperature range.
Maintain adequate venlaon within the rack.
Ensure that adequate space exists on all sides of the frame for sucient airow.
It is recommended a 1RU space be maintained between equipment, to avoid the
transfer of heat between devices.
Ensure the locaon of the EAS device is accessible, dry, and free of dust.
Rack Units Height Depth Width Weight
2RU 3.50”
(8.89 cm)
12.0”
(30.48 cm)
19.0”
(48.26 cm)
15 lbs
(6.8 kg)
NETWORK CONNECTIONS
Network Connecons
The EAS device comes with two network interface ports (Main and 2nd Network
Interfaces). These are industry standard RJ45 ports, and support standard networking
protocols. The Main Network Interface port is where your inial network connecon
should be established. By default, this is the only acve network interface. The
addional network interfaces must be acvated via the web interface.
More detailed informaon about networking can be found in Chapter 5 - Network
Setup in this manual.
Note
In facilies that require
supplementary network
connecvity, addional
networking hardware
may be installed. This
oponal network
expansion will enable
the 3rd & 4th Network
Interface ports. The
5th network port is
non-funconal, and
is not supported by
this device. Navigate
to Setup > Network
> Conguraon to
congure the network
ports via the web
interface.
Cauon
The rack and screws
should be sucient
to carry the load of
the unit, including the
weight of accompanying
cables. However, it
is recommended a
horizontal lacer bar be
installed behind the
back panel to alleviate
cable stress, ensure
cables stay connected,
and provide eecve
cable management.