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    Americas Headquarters: Cisco Systems, Inc., 170 West Tasman Drive, San Jose, CA 95134-1706 USA Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules Installation Note This publicatio n describes the procedur es for instal ling and removing the Distrib uted F orwarding Card 3 (DFC3) daughter card on t he WS-X67xx Ethernet modules. [...]

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    2 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Overview • Installing the DFC3B and DFC3C D aughter Cards, page 23 • Removing and Installing Ethernet Mo dules in the Chassis, p age 34 • Attaching Y our ESD Grounding S trap, page 42 • Obtaining Documentati on and Submitting a Ser vice [...]

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    3 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Safety Overview Statement 1071—Warning Definition War ni n g IMPORT ANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS This warning symbol means danger . Y ou are in a situation that could cause bodily injury . Before you work on any equipment, be aware of the haza rds[...]

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    4 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Safety Overview Warnung WICHTIGE SICHERHEITSHINWEISE Dieses Warnsymbol b edeutet Gefahr . Sie befinden sich in einer Situation, die zu V erletzungen führen kann. Machen Sie sich vor d er Arbeit mit Geräten mit den Gefahren elektrischer Sch alt[...]

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    5 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Safety Overview Va r n i n g ! VIKTIGA SÄKERHETSANVISNINGAR Denna varningssignal signalerar fara. Du befinner dig i en situation som kan leda till personskada. Innan du utför arbete på någon utrustning måste du vara medveten o m farorna me[...]

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    6 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Safety Overview Avis o INSTRUÇÕES IMPORT ANTES DE SEGURANÇA Este símbolo de aviso significa perigo. V ocê se encontra em uma situação em que há risco de le sões corporais. Antes de trabalhar com qualquer equipam ento, esteja ciente dos [...]

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    7 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Safety Overview[...]

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    8 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Required Too ls and Parts War ni ng Only trained and qualified pe rsonnel should be allowed to install, replace, or service this equipment. Statement 1030 War ni ng Hazardous voltage or energy is present on the backplan e when the sy stem is ope[...]

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    9 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Removing a CFC or DFC Daughter Card Note The MEM-XCEF720-1GB memo ry upgrade is requi red for the DFC3BXL upg rade only and i s included as part of the DFC3BXL daug hter card kit only . These tools and supplies are required to remove and instal[...]

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    10 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Removing a CFC or DFC Daughter Card Figur e 1 CFC D aught er Car d Installation Hardw are Step 5 T o unseat the CFC daughter card fro m the Ethernet module, hold each tab at the rear of the CFC daughter card between your thumb and inde x finger[...]

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    11 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Removing a CFC or DFC Daughter Card Figur e 2 Unseating the CFC Daught er Card Connect or s Step 6 Gently lift the CFC d aughter card with both hands and remov e the CFC daughter card from the module. Step 7 Place the CFC daughter card on an a[...]

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    12 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Removing a CFC or DFC Daughter Card Removing the DFC3 Daughter Card from Modules without Stiffener Brackets War ni ng During this procedure, wear grounding wrist straps to avoid ESD damage to the card. Do not directly touch the backplane with y[...]

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    13 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Removing a CFC or DFC Daughter Card Figur e 3 Removing the DFC D aughter Car d Installation Har dwar e Step 6 Partiall y reinstall the cap nut, rota ting about 3 turns so that th ere is a space of about 1 /8 inch (3 mm) between the bottom of t[...]

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    14 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Removing a CFC or DFC Daughter Card Figure 4 P artially Instal ling the Ca p Nut Step 7 W ith your left hand, lift slightly at t he location sho wn in Figure 5 . While lift ing with you r left hand, rock the DFC3 daughter card up and do wn with[...]

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    15 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Removing a CFC or DFC Daughter Card Figur e 5 Unseat the DFC3 Daught er Card fr om the Module Step 8 Remove the one cap nut. Step 9 Holding the DFC3 daughter card with both hands, gently lift it straight up fro m the module. (See Figure 6 .) I[...]

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    16 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Removing a CFC or DFC Daughter Card Figur e 6 Removin g the DFC3 D aughter Car d fr om the Module Removing the DFC3 Daughter Card from WS-X6748-GE-TX Modules Equipped with a Stiffener Bracket Some early v ersions of the WS-X6 748-GE-TX Ether ne[...]

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    17 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Removing a CFC or DFC Daughter Card T o remove a DFC3 daughter card from a WS-X6748-GE -TX Ethernet module that is equi pped with a stiffener brack et, follow these steps: Step 1 Attach an ESD grounding strap t o your wrist and to gro und. If [...]

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    18 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Removing a CFC or DFC Daughter Card Note The two scre ws securing the DFC3 daughter card that pass through the front st if fener bracket tabs are longer than the remaining DFC i nstallation scre ws. Step 6 W ith your left hand, lift slightly at[...]

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    19 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Upgrading the E thernet Module Memo ry Figure 9 Removing the DFC3 Daught er Card (WS- X67 48-GE-TX Equipped with a Fr ont Stiff ener Brac k e t) Upgrading the Ethernet Module Memory When you upgrade your Ethernet modul e with either a DFC3BXL [...]

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    20 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Upgrading the Eth ernet Module M emory Removing the Memory Module War ni ng During this procedure, wear grounding wrist straps to avoid ESD damage to the card. Do not directly touch the backplane with your hand or any meta l tool, or you co uld[...]

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    21 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Upgrading the E thernet Module Memo ry Step 3 Release the two spr ing clips on either side of th e memory module to release it from th e socket. (See Figure 11 .) Figur e 1 1 Releasing the Memory Module Spr ing Clips Step 4 Grasp the edges of [...]

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    22 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Upgrading the Eth ernet Module M emory Figur e 12 Handling a Memory Module Step 5 Immediately place the old memory module in an antistatic bag to protect it fr om ESD damage. Installing the 1-GB Memory Module Upgrade Caution Memory modules hav [...]

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    23 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Installing the DFC3B and DFC3C Daughter Cards Figur e 13 Installing the SODIMM Step 6 After the memory module is installed, check t hat both spring clips are fully eng aged. If the y are not, the memory module is not seated p roperly . If the [...]

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    24 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Installing the DFC3B and DFC3C Daughter Cards Installing the DFC3B, DFC3BXL, DFC3C, and DFC3CXL Daughter Cards on Ethernet Modules without Stiffener Brackets War ni ng During this procedure, wear grounding wrist straps to avoid ESD damage to th[...]

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    25 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Installing the DFC3B and DFC3C Daughter Cards Figure 15 Male Standoff Locati ons on the WS-X67xx Modules Step 4 Ensure that the connectors on the DFC3 ar e aligned with the connectors o n the module. Figure 16 sho ws the connectors on the unde[...]

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    26 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Installing the DFC3B and DFC3C Daughter Cards Figure 1 7 Seating th e P ow er Connect or Caution Use care not to damage the con nectors on the module. If you damage a connector , you will need to return the module to Cisco for r epair . Step 6 [...]

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    27 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Installing the DFC3B and DFC3C Daughter Cards Figure 18 Seating the DFC3 Da ughter Car d on the Module Step 7 Use a Phillips-head scre wdrive r to install the installation hardware: a. For the DCFCB and t he DFC3BXL daughter cards, instal l th[...]

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    28 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Installing the DFC3B and DFC3C Daughter Cards Figur e 19 Installing the Installation Hardw are (DFC3B and DFC 3BXL) Figur e 20 Installing the Installati on Har dware (DFC3C and DFC3CXL) WS-X5530 99719 S T A T U S W S -X 6724-S FP 24P O R T G IG[...]

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    29 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Installing the DFC3B and DFC3C Daughter Cards Step 8 Reinstall the Ethernet module in the chassis. If you are unsure about the correct procedure for installing an Ethernet module in the switch chassis, refer to the “Remov ing and Installing [...]

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    30 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Installing the DFC3B and DFC3C Daughter Cards Step 6 Press down on th e edge of the DFC3 daughter card (see Figure 21 ) to seat the DFC3 daughter card po wer connector to the modu le po wer connector . Figure 21 Seat ing the DFC Daught er Card [...]

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    31 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Installing the DFC3B and DFC3C Daughter Cards Step 7 Position the i nstallation brack et ov er the two standof fs and press do wn only on the top of the brack et to seat the DFC3 daughter card con nectors on the module conn ectors. (See Figure[...]

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    32 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Installing the DFC3B and DFC3C Daughter Cards Caution Do not ov ertighten the installation hard ware because you will damage the board. Figure 23 Installing the DFC3B and DFC3BXL Inst allation Hardwar e (WS-X67 48-GE-TX Equipped with a Fr ont S[...]

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    33 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Installing the DFC3B and DFC3C Daughter Cards Figur e 24 Installing the DFC3C and DFC3CXL Insta llation Hardw are (WS-X67 48-GE-TX Equipped with a F ront Stif fener Br ack et) Caution Yo u must install all of th e installation hardw are. The s[...]

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    34 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Removing and Insta lling Ethernet Modu les in the Chassis Removing and Installing Ethe rnet Modules in the Chassis This section de scribes ho w to correct ly remov e and in st all an Ethernet module in a Catalyst 6500 series switch chassis slot[...]

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    35 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Removing an d Installing Ethernet Modules in the Chassis Step 5 Depending on the orientatio n of the slots in the chassis (horizontal or v ertical), perform one of the follo wing tw o sets of substeps: Horizontal slots a. Place your thumbs on [...]

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    36 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Removing and Insta lling Ethernet Modu les in the Chassis Step 3 Fully open both ejector le vers on the Ethernet module. (See Figure 25 .) Step 4 Depending on the orientatio n of the slots in the chassis (horizontal or v ertical), perform one o[...]

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    37 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Removing an d Installing Ethernet Modules in the Chassis Figure 25 P o sitioning the Module in a Hor izontal Slot Chassis 154230 INPUT OK FAN OK OUTPUT FAI L o INPUT OK FAN OK OUTPUT FAI L o 1 2 3 FAN STA TUS 4 5 6 EMI gasket EMI gasket Insert[...]

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    38 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Removing and Insta lling Ethernet Modu les in the Chassis Figur e 26 Clear ing the EMI Gask et in a Hor izontal Sl ot Chassis Figur e 27 Ejector Lev er Closur e in a Hor izontal Slot Chassis 1 2 3 FAN ST ATUS 4 5 6 1 mm 24 P O R T 1 00 F X W S-[...]

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    39 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Removing an d Installing Ethernet Modules in the Chassis Vertical slots a. Position the Eth ernet module in the slot. (See Figure 28 .) Make sure that you align the edges of the module carrier wit h the slot guides on the to p and bottom of th[...]

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    40 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Removing and Insta lling Ethernet Modu les in the Chassis Figure 28 P o sitioning the Module in a V ertical Sl ot Chassis INPUT OK FAN OK OUTPUT FAIL o INPUT OK FAN OK OUTPUT FAIL o FAN STA TUS Ejector lever fully extended 4 3 6 WS-X6748-GE-TX [...]

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    41 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Removing an d Installing Ethernet Modules in the Chassis Figur e 29 Clear ing the EMI Gask et in a V ertical Slot Chassis INPUT OK FAN OK OUTPUT FAIL o INPUT OK FAN OK OUTPUT FAIL o FAN STA TUS 154234 Gap between the module EMI gasket and the [...]

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    42 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Attaching Your ESD Grounding Strap Figur e 30 Ejector Lev er Closur e in a V er tical Slot Chassis Attaching Your ESD Grounding Strap Electrostatic disc harge (ESD) damage, which ca n occur when mo dules or other FRUs are improperly handled, re[...]

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    43 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Attaching Your ESD Ground ing Strap Note This system ground is also re ferred to as the network equ ipment b uilding system (NEBS) ground. • If your chassis does not ha ve the system ground a ttached, you must install the system ground lug. [...]

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    44 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Attaching Your ESD Grounding Strap Figure 31 Attac hin g the ESD Wr ist Strap Clip to the Syst e m Ground Lug Scr ew When handling modules, follo w these additional guidelines: • Handle carriers by a vailable handles o r edges only ; a v oid [...]

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    45 Catalyst 6500 Series Distribu ted Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X 67xx Modules Installation Note 78-15893-08 Obtaining Do cumentat ion and Submitting a Service Request Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request For info rmation on obtaining documentatio n, submitting a service request, and gathering additional information, see the mont [...]

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    46 Catalyst 6500 Series Distributed Forwarding Card 3 for WS-X67xx Modules In stallation Note 78-15893-08 Obtaining Documenta tion and Submitting a Service Request Cisco and the Cisco Logo are trademarks of Ci sco Systems, Inc. and/or its aff iliates in the U.S. an d other countries. A listing of Cis co's trademarks can be found at www .cisco.[...]