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Removing 2 G650

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Phoneman2

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I am removing 2 G650 from a rack of 5.

Units B and E are empty and we had hopes of removing them.
Leaving us with A,C,D.

I have been now told we can not remove B, due to the TDM cable and the termimator on the end of E.

I would perfer not to move everything to B from D.
Leaving us with A,B,C and remove D&E

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Thanks All Phoneman2
 
if you want to remove 2 cabinets, you will have to move the equipment in D to B. then remove cabinet D & E. that could possibly be a lot of work to move cards and all the associated programming.
the removing of the TDM bus cable and putting the terminator on C is the easy part (with the exception of those darn ferites around the cabinet backplane-to-amphenol wires). don't bend a backplane pin!
 
You cannot remove a G650 "in the middle" of the stack, due to the TDM cables being of fixed length, only enough to go from 1 G650 directly above or below it.

However, the G650 cabinets do have "paddle" board on the backplane (remove the rear fan to see it), these let you select the cabinet letter, A,B,C,D,E.

You can TRY (as an experiment), removing the paddle boards from your B & E cabinets. If this works, then you should be able to physically remove the 2 empty cabinets, leaving the paddle boards set to the A,C and D address's and it should be fine. To actually do this, you will have to power off all G650's, unwire and remove the unused cabinets, then recable and power back up.

FYI, if you have a high reliability system with dual IPSIs (IPSI in 01A01 and 01B01), you can't remove the "B" cabinet. It must be A and B that the IPSIs are located in.



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