Cisco NCS 1001 Guide

Quick Start Guide for Cisco NCS 1001

Revised: April 13, 2018,

Cisco NCS 1001 Overview

Cisco NCS 1001 (NCS1001-K9) is 1 RU chassis that addresses the growing bandwidth needs of data center DWDM applications. It

provides a DWDM line system that is optimized for data center environments and is optimized for point-to-point applications at

maximum capacity. NCS 1001 supports up to three optical modules. The modules can be amplifiers or protection switching modules.

NCS 1001 has the following components:

•Removable control card

•Four removable fans

•Two removable 600W AC/DC or DC/DC power supply modules (PSU)

•Three slots for optical modules. Two Optical Amplifier Modules ( NCS1K-EDFA) and a Protection Switching Module

(NCS1K-PSM) can be inserted in these slots.

The optical modules can be inserted in slots 1 to 3 as shown in the following figure. The optical modules can be inserted and

removed from the slots while the system is operational. In amplified configuration, the Optical Amplifier module can be inserted

in any slot. In (section) protected configuration, the protect Optical Amplifier module is inserted in slot 1, Protection Switching

Module in slot 2, and working Optical Amplifier module in slot 3.

Each optical module must be inserted in a slot only when the module in the adjacent slot is completely

inserted and seated or the adjacent slot is empty. If an optical module is inserted in a slot without seating

the adjacent module, the ejector might interfere with the adjacent module.

Caution

The empty slots must be inserted with the filler optical modules or filler PSUs as appropriate to guarantee

safety and system cooling compliance. See Figure 1: Cisco NCS 1001 Front View, on page 3 and Figure

3: Cisco NCS 1001 Rear View, on page 4 to identify the slots for optical modules and PSUs respectively.

Caution

Figure 1: Cisco NCS 1001 Front View

Optical Module Slot 11

Optical Module Slot 22

Optical Module Slot 33

The slot numbers are also specified on the front panel label.

Figure 2: Cisco NCS 1001 Front View

UDC (user data channel) for optical modules 1 and 21

Two USB 2.0 ports and one UDC for optical module 32

Two USB 2.0 ports and one 10/100/1000 LAN electrical management interface3

10/100/1000 LAN management interface (optical)4

Status LED (SFP link, Power supply, Fan, System, Beacon, OIR)5

RS232 console port of the control card6

OIR switch7

Figure 3: Cisco NCS 1001 Rear View

Control card and SSD (Solid State Disk)1

Fan 32

Fan 23

Fan 14

Fan 05

600W AC/DC or DC/DC redundant power supply module (PSU 1)6

600W AC/DC or DC/DC redundant power supply module (PSU 0)7

Both the power supply modules shall be AC/DC or DC/DC. Mixed configuration is not allowed.

Benefits

NCS 1001 provides the following benefits.

•Up to 23dBm output power to allow for +3dBm per channel fiber launch power and maximum optical performance for high

baud rate and higher order modulation format transponders.

•Switchable gain pre-amplifier up to 34db.

•Embedded Optical Channel Monitoring (OCM) module to monitor per channel power at all the input and output ports.

•Integrated pluggable optics based OSC and OTDR support.

•OSC supports user data channel transport as well as remote node management.

•Supports 96 channels of C-Band in 1 RU.

•Supports flex grid on OCM module.

Class 1M Laser Product Label

The Class 1M Laser Product label is shown in the following figure. Class 1M is guaranteed by the Automatic Power Reduction

procedure.

Figure 4: Class 1M Laser Product Label

Physical Characteristics

•Width: 17.44”(442.9 mm)

•Depth: 23.64”(600.5 mm)

•Height: 1 RU

•Weight without power supply unit: 8.2 kg

•Weight with two power supply units: 10.5 kg

•Weight of AC PSU: 1.162 kg

•Weight of Fan: 78 gms

•Weight of control card: 1.5 kg

Revised: April 13, 2018,

LEDs in Cisco NCS 1001

DescriptionStateLED

The unit is operating correctly.GreenSYS

The unit has one or more errors detected.Yellow

Power is not applied to the unit.Off

The unit needs attention.BlueBCN

The unit does not need attention.Off

The SFP link is up.GreenSFP

The link is down, active alarms are present on this

port, or a hardware failure has occurred.

Yellow

The port is not provisioned by the software, the optics

module is missing, or the port does not have power.

Off

The unit is operating correctly.GreenPSU and FAN

The unit has one or more errors detected.Red

The control card is not present or not properly

inserted.

RedOIR

The control card, BIOS, and software are functional.Green

Revised: April 13, 2018,

Review Safety Warnings

Review the safety warnings available at Regulatory Compliance and Safety Information for Cisco NCS 1000 Series.

Revised: April 13, 2018,

Unpack and Verify Cisco NCS 1001

Procedure

Step 1 When you receive Cisco NCS 1001 equipment at the installation site, open the top of the box. The Cisco Systems logo is

on the side of the box.

Step 2 Remove accessories and foam inserts from the box. The box contains Cisco NCS 1001 and other items needed for installation.

Step 3 To remove the shelf, grasp the side of the shelf and lift the shelf out of the box.

Step 4 Verify that you have all items.

Step 5 Verify the following:

•Cisco NCS 1001 is not damaged.

•The cable connectors, management ports, console ports, and power connectors are not damaged.

•The SFP cages on the front panel are not damaged.

•Verify that outstanding scratch, mark, bend, discoloration or deformation has not occurred to NCS 1001.

Step 6 If there is any damage, call your Cisco sales engineer for a replacement.

Revised: April 13, 2018,

Install NCS 1001-K9 into EIA/ANSI Rack

In an EIA/ANSI rack, NCS 1001 can be installed in the front position.

The rack is not provided by Cisco. Cisco provides only the chassis and the sliding rail.Note

Use only the fastening hardware provided with NCS 1001-K9 to prevent loosening, deterioration, and

electromechanical corrosion of the hardware and joined material.

Caution

It is required to have 100 mm (3.94") space on the front and rear side of the rack to provide sufficient clearance for cable routing and

cooling of the system.

In case of a closed cabinet, the cabinet must support the thermal management or front/rear doors need to have 70% perforation. Closed

cabinets must have adequate airflow to dissipate maximum power from equipments in a fully-equipped cabinet.

NCS 1001-K9 shall be installed maintaining a minimum clearance of 5mm above and below the chassis.

Before You Begin

Ensure the rack is compatible. See the Rack Comatibility section.

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