A P P E N D I X C

System Ship Kit

This appendix contains information about the expansion cabinet and serial console interface. It includes the following sections:

Expansion Cabinet Ship Kit

Serial Console Port Interface

See TABLE 2-1 in Chapter 2 for a content listing of the base cabinet ship kit.

Expansion Cabinet Ship Kit

One expansion cabinet ship kit is shipped with each expansion cabinet. Unpack the ship kit and verify the contents of the kit with the packing list. TABLE C-1 lists the contents of the expansion cabinet ship kit.

TABLE C-1 Expansion Cabinet Ship Kit
Quantity	FRU Description	Part Number
1	Hardware kit box containing: 2 Allen wrenches for removing cabinet from shipping pallet 2 keys (noncoated) for Standby/On key switch 4 bolts (for stabilizer legs) 12 hex bolts and washers	801859-nnn
2	Keys (purple-coated) for front cabinet door	N/A
2	Keys (purple-coated) for back cabinet door	N/A
4	Floor-mounting brackets	N/A
2	Stabilizer legs	N/A
1	Grounding cable	530-1619-nn
3	Ethernet cables RJ-45/RJ-45, 10M	530-2991-nn
2	Fibre Channel cables, LC/LC, 15M	537-1043-nn
1	Adapter, RJ-45/DB25M	530-2889-nn
1	Adapter, RJ-45/DB9F	530-3100-nn
2	393.7-in. (10-meter) MPT/MPT base cabinet service panel to expansion cabinet service panel	537-1060-nn
1	10-meter Ethernet RJ-45/RJ-45 crossover cable	530-3138-nn

Two power cables (P/N 180-1954-nn) are located inside the expansion cabinet with one of the following connector types:

NEMA L6-30P for 200V to 240V North American operation

32A single-phase IEC 309 connector for 220V to 240V international operation

Serial Console Port Interface

The Serial Console port requires an RJ-45 to DB-25 connector (part number 530-2889-nn), and a crossover RJ-45 to RJ-45 cable.

TABLE C-2 describes the pin assignments and signals that are relevant to an RJ-45 connector.

TABLE C-2 RJ-45 Connector Pin Assignments
Pin	Signal Description	Pin	Signal Description
1	Request To Send (RTS)	5	Ground
2	Data Terminal Ready (DTR)	6	Receive Data (RXD)
3	Transmit Data (TXD)	7	Data Carrier Detect (DCD)
4	Ground	8	Clear To Send (CTS)

TABLE C-3 describes the serial port connector and signals that are relevant to a DB-25 connector.

TABLE C-3 DB-25 Connector Pin Assignments
Pin Number	Function	I/O	Signal Description
1	None	None	No connection
2	TXD_A	O	Transmit Data
3	RXD_A	I	Receive Data
4	RTS_A	O	Ready To Send
5	CTS_A	I	Clear To Send
6	DSR_A	I	Data Set Ready
7	GND		Signal Ground
8	DCD_A	I	Data Carrier Detect
9, 10	None	None	No connection
11	DTR_B	O	Data Terminal Ready
12	DCD_B	I	Data Carrier Detect
13	CTS_B	I	Clear To Send
14	TXD_B	O	Transmit Data
15	TRXC_A	I	Transmit Clock
16	RXD_B	I	Receive Data
17	RXC_A	I	Receive Clock
18	RXC_B	I	Receive Clock
19	RTS_B	O	Ready To Send
20	DTR_A	O	Data Terminal Ready
21, 22, 23	None	None	No connection
24	TXC_A	O	Transmit Clock
25	TXC_B	O	Transmit Clock

If you want to connect the wiring yourself, translate the signals between the RJ-45 and DB-25 connectors according to the signals in TABLE C-4.

TABLE C-4 RJ-45 and DB-25 Signals
RJ-45	DB-25
1 - RTS	5 - CTS
2 - DTR	6 - DSR
3- TXD	3 - RXD
4 - GND	7 - GND
5 - RXD	7 - GND
6 - RXD	2 - TXD
7 - DCD	8 - DCD
8 - CTS	4 - RTS