Difference between revisions of "Hot-plug"
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| − | In | + | In the [[AlphaCom XE20]] and [[AlphaCom XE26|XE26]] exchanges, all boards may be inserted or removed without switching off the power by inserting the powered RJ45 plug from the [[APC]] board in the '''hot-plug''' receptor found at the top of all cards prior to removal or insertion. |
| − | without switching off the power by inserting the powered RJ45 plug | ||
| − | from the APC board in the hot-plug receptor found at the top of all | ||
| − | cards prior to removal or insertion. | ||
:*Remove the hot-plug when the board is in place. | :*Remove the hot-plug when the board is in place. | ||
| − | In an | + | In an [[AlphaCom XE7]] server, the power must be switched off prior to removal or insertion of boards as this server does not support the hot-plug feature. |
| − | removal or insertion of boards as this | ||
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| − | + | {{note|It is strongly recommended to wear a grounded wrist strap when handling electronic boards to avoid electrostatic discharges that may seriously damage the electronic circuits! }} | |
| − | when handling electronic boards to avoid electrostatic | ||
| − | discharges that may seriously damage the electronic circuits! | ||
Latest revision as of 23:53, 30 October 2018
In the AlphaCom XE20 and XE26 exchanges, all boards may be inserted or removed without switching off the power by inserting the powered RJ45 plug from the APC board in the hot-plug receptor found at the top of all cards prior to removal or insertion.
- Remove the hot-plug when the board is in place.
In an AlphaCom XE7 server, the power must be switched off prior to removal or insertion of boards as this server does not support the hot-plug feature.
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It is strongly recommended to wear a grounded wrist strap when handling electronic boards to avoid electrostatic discharges that may seriously damage the electronic circuits! |