NonStop S-Series Planning and Configuration Guide (G06.26+)
Site Planning and Preparation
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Ethernet Switches or Hubs
Ethernet Switches or Hubs
Each Ethernet switch or hub you plan to install requires an AC power source. For 
information about the use of Ethernet switches or hubs, refer to Section 11, Planning 
for LAN Communications.
System Enclosures
Auto-ranging power supplies in the PMF CRUs and IOMF CRUs automatically 
configure themselves for either 100-120 V AC or 200-240 V AC operation upon 
application of AC power. In system enclosures without power shelves, the power 
supplies are within the PMF CRUs and IOMF CRUs. In system enclosures with power 
shelves, the power supplies are independent CRUs contained in the power shelf.
For the power requirements for a system enclosure, refer to AC Power Requirements 
for One System Enclosure on page B-11. 
IOAM Enclosures
For the power requirements for an IOAM enclosure, refer to Appendix G, Modular 
Power Information. 
Peripheral Devices
Tape drives and other peripheral devices installed outside of system enclosures must 
each have a dedicated branch circuit. Different devices have their own power 
requirements. Refer to the documentation for the peripheral device for power and other 
site planning information.
If a tape drive is connected to the SCSI port of a PMF CRU, you must use a specific 
cable to connect the tape drive to the PMF CRU. For available cables, refer to Cables 
and Cable Assemblies on page A-26.
AC Power Cords 
Each system enclosure requires two AC power cords. The types of AC power cords 
vary by country, enclosure type, and voltage required; for the AC power cords that are 
appropriate for your system, refer to AC Power Cords, Enclosures Without Power 
Shelves on page A-29 and AC Power Cords, Enclosures With Power Shelves on 
page A-30.










