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Installation Instruction ASB 150 02 > Boards for ASB 150 02

## IAS (ROF 157 5134/1)

|  | PROM RYS 102 558/1 *) |
|  | PROM RYS 102 558/2 *) |

*) part of number: LZY 203 5134

In order to install the IAS, the following steps have to be performed:

1. Verification of the prerequisites to the customer LAN environment
2. Board setup
3. Board positioning
4. Connection to the LAN
5. Connection of the external power input (recommended)

#### Verification of the prerequisites to the customer LAN environment

The following prerequisites should be clarified with the LAN administrator at the customer site before connecting the ASB 150 02 system to the LAN:

##### Physical LAN access

The IAS LAN connection shall be wired for 10/100BaseT connections. We recommend that the cable is UTP Category 5 as minimum requirement.

##### LAN environment

The ASB 150 02 provides an interface to an Ethernet 10BaseT/100BaseTX autosense LAN environment according to IEEE-802.3 for half- and full duplex operation

##### Network protocol

TCP/IP, IP Version 4

##### IP address administration

The IAS supports a static IP address or DHCP. When using DHCP it is a must, that for the IAS and its related unique MAC‑address (can be read out with the IAS config tool) a dedicated IP‑address is defined in the DHCP server.

Note

When changing a faulty IAS board, the DHCP server have to be updated with the new MAC-Address

The MAC-Address can be read out via IAS configuration tool.

#### Board setup

Before placing the IAS into the cabinet, the settings of DIP-switch X35 (backplane feeding) and X36 (onboard clock) have to be verified. Additionally a WIBU and/or a HASP dongle might be connected.

#### Board positioning

Place the IAS into the cabinet according to the rules mentioned in chapter Placing of boards.

#### Battery Backup

The IAS board and it’s running applications are quite sensible againts power loss. Possible problems might pop up: Head crash on the hard disk, damage of the file system and data loss. To avoid these kind of problems, it is highly recommended to connect a battery backup option to the system.

For further details regarding battery backup option in the BP 250 (BDV 113 08) and BP50 (BDVBS 101 05) cabinet see following documents:

Power Supply with Battery Charger BP 250
BML 351 013/6

Power Supply with Battery Charger BP 250
BML 351 048

Power Supply with Battery Charger BP 50
BMLBS 101 01/_

Note

As the BP128i (BDVBS 101 06) cabinet does not support any integrated battery backup option an external UPS has to be considered for the 19” rack.

#### Switch off protection

The Switch off protection keeps the IAS running even when the cabinet in which the IAS is positioned will be unintentionally switched off.

The function is supported in conjunction with a BP 250 cabinet + Battery Backup option + the power cable TSRBS 902 25/1 (part of every IAS delivery)

1. Connect the ends of the power cable TSRBS 902 25/1 to the external power input on the IAS as well as to the output D3 on the BML 351 048 or to the output C on the BML 351 013.

The Switch off protection is not supported in conjunction with the BP 50 and BP128i cabinet.

When using a BP 50 or BP128i cabinet or if no Battery Backup option is available for the BP250 cabinet the IAS board must be shut down by using the shut down button before the system can be switched off.

In order to remind every technician about the installed IAS a special sticker with a warning notice (SVBBS 101 0/1, part of every IAS delivery) has to be attached to both cabinet types. For the exact position of the sticker see dedicated installation instructions of the cabinets.

Revision: J © Ericsson Enterprise 2005