Q-NET™ PDQS Redundancy Switch Installation and Operating Handbook
Figure 1-1 shows the redundancy switch, consisting of a 3U, 19-inch chassis.
Figure 1-2 shows the backup modem fitted underneath. The backup modem reports the status of the Switch and is used to control the Switch.
A rear view of the Switch is shown in Figure 1-3. The rear houses up to four modules each of which supports up to four traffic modems. The Switch has an ‘umbilical cable’ (situated in the centre, bottom) that links it to the backup modem.
Figure 1-4 shows how the umbilical cable connects between the Switch and backup modem.
As well as front-panel control, the Switch can be controlled from a web browser or through SNMP (all via the backup modem).
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May 2021 |
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Issue 3.1.43 |
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