Huawei AR550 Series Manuel utilisateur

HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD

Quick Start Guide

AR530&AR550 Series Industrial Switching Routers

Issue: 07 (2015-12-01)

Part number: 31505671

Packing List

Safety Guidelines

Items and quantities in the installation accessory package vary depending on the product model.

NOTE

To ensure personal and equipment safety, observe all the safety precautions on the equipment and in this

document. and items do not cover all the safety precautions and are only supplementary to

the safety precautions.

Follow all the safety precautions and instructions provided by Huawei. The safety precautions outlined in this

document are only those that Huawei can predict. Huawei is not liable for any consequence that results from

violation of regulations pertaining to safe operations or safety codes pertaining to design, production, and

equipment use.

WARNING CAUTION

WARNING AR530 series industrial switching routers are class B products. In a domestic environment, these products

may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.

AR550 series industrial switching routers are class A products. In a domestic environment, these products

may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.

During installation and maintenance, take ESD protection measures, for example, wear ESD gloves or an ESD wrist

strap.

During router transport and installation, prevent the router from colliding with objects like doors, walls, or shelves.

Do not place other objects on the router.

CAUTION

The installation, connection, and login methods of AR530/AR550 series industrial switching routers are similar. This

document uses the AR531-F2C-H/AR550-8FE-D-H router as an example. For more information, see the Hardware

Installation and Maintenance Guide.

Figures in this document are for reference only and may not show the actual appearance of the router.

NOTE

Site Environment

Do not place this product in an environment with flammable or explosive gases, or smoke.

The installation site must be free from leaking or dripping water or heavy dew. If the relative humidity is high,

use dehumidifiers or air conditioners with dehumidification features.

Installation accessory package:

AR530 series industrial switching router (with the product model on the nameplate)

AR550 series industrial switching router (with the product model on the nameplate)

- 4-pin AC input connector

- Console cable

- Quick Start Guide

- 8-pin input connector

- Stainless steel sheet

Installation accessory package:

- Ground cable

- Two 2-pin input connectors

- Warranty card

- Quick Start Guide

- Console cable

- 3-pin connector

- Mounting bracket

- Warranty card

- USB extension cable

- Cable outlet panel

- Ground cable

- M4x20 screws

- M4x30 screws

- Hex bolts

- Lock nuts

- Plastic caps

The installation site must be well ventilated, and the air vents of the router must not be blocked.

Do not place the router in a dusty environment.

Leave more than 100 mm clearance at two sides and rear of the router for heat dissipation.

100mm

Installing the Router

Scenario 1: Mounting the Router on a DIN Rail

4.1 Installing the AR530 Series Industrial Switching Router

Screw lock nuts on the hex bolts and fix the hex bolts on the mounting bracket.

NOTE Before the installation, ensure that the DIN rail has been secured in position.

The router is placed near the DIN rail for convenient movement.

Lock nut

Hang the mounting bracket on the DIN rail.

Use a combination wrench to screw the two hex bolts on the mounting bracket. When the DIN rail is fixed

with the raised hex bolts, tighten the lock nuts by rotating the wrench counterclockwise.

Align an M4x20 screw with the topmost tapped hole on the mounting bracket, and screw it about 5 mm

into the tapped hole with a Phillips screwdriver.

Use two M4x20 screws to fix the stainless steel sheet on the router.

L1 L2 L3

FE5

FE4

FE3

FE2

RS485-0

RS485-1DI-0 DI-1

GE0

RX TX

GE1

MONITOR

Power Outage Survival

RX TX

FE6 FE7

CONSOLE

Loosen the screws on the front top cover with the Phillips screwdriver, remove the front top cover, and

keep it in an appropriate place for later use.

Hang the router onto the topmost screw on the mounting bracket and adjust position of the router to

align the mounting holes on the router with those on the mounting bracket. Use two M4x30 screws to fix

the router onto the mounting bracket and tighten the topmost screw on the mounting bracket.

Attach the mounting bracket against the wall and adjust its position to keep the top and bottom

edges horizontal. Mark positions of the four mounting holes with a marker.

120mm

130mm

Adjust position of the mounting bracket to align the mounting holes on it with the four marked

positions on the wall.

Use four M4 screws to secure the mounting bracket on the wall.

Secure the mounting bracket on the wall.

AR530

Series

INFRARED

PWR

RUN/ALM

RS485-0

RS485-1

AR531-F2C-H

Align an M4x20 screw with the topmost tapped hole on the mounting bracket, and screw it about 5 mm

into the tapped hole with a Phillips screwdriver.

Use two M4x20 screws to fix the stainless steel sheet on the router.

L1 L2 L3

FE5

FE4

FE3

FE2

RS485-0

RS485-1 DI-0 DI-1

GE0

RX TX

GE1

MONITOR

Power Outage Survival

RX TX

FE6 FE7

CONSOLE

Scenario 2: Mounting the Router on a Wall

The panel with interfaces must face down to protect the interfaces from water.

Ensure that there are no flammable or explosive materials near the router and no sundries within 100 mm around

the router.

CAUTION

Scenario 3: Mounting the Router in a Cabinet (Using a 530 Horizontal Rack-Mounting Kit)

There must be a clearance larger than or equal to the router's width at the left and right of the router after the

installation. The clearance above the router must be at least two times the router's height and the clearance below

the router must be greater than or equal to the router's height.

CAUTION

AR530

Series

INFRARED

PWR

RUN/ALM

RS485-0

RS485-1

AR531-F2C-H

Loosen the screws on the front top cover with the Phillips screwdriver, remove the front top cover, and

keep it in an appropriate place for later use.

Hang the router onto the topmost screw on the mounting bracket and adjust position of the router to

align the mounting holes on the router with those on the mounting bracket. Use two M4x30 screws to fix

the router onto the mounting bracket and tighten the topmost screw on the mounting bracket.

Use two M4x20 screws to fix the stainless steel sheet on the router.

Loosen the screws on the front top cover with a Phillips screwdriver, remove the front top cover, and keep it

in an appropriate place for later use.

Hang the router onto the topmost screw on the 530 horizontal rack-mounting kit and adjust position of the

router to align the mounting holes on the router with those on the rack-mounting kit. Use two M4x30

screws to fix the router onto the rack-mounting kit and tighten the topmost screw on the rack-mounting kit.

L1 L2 L3

FE5

FE4

FE3

FE2

RS485-0

RS485-1 DI-0 DI-1

GE0

RX TX

GE1

MONITOR

Power Outage Survival

RX TX

FE6 FE7

CONSOLE

×4

NOTE The length of six adjacent mounting holes may not be 2 U. Observe the scale ticks on the mounting rails when

installing floating nuts.

You can use a flat-head screwdriver to install floating nuts.

NOTE The length of six adjacent mounting holes may not be 2 U. Observe the scale ticks on the mounting rails when

installing floating nuts.

You can use a flat-head screwdriver to install floating nuts.

Scenario 4: Installing the Router in a Cabinet (Using a 550 Horizontal Rack-Mounting Kit)

There must be a clearance larger than or equal to the router's width at the left and right of the router after the

installation. The clearance above the router must be at least two times the router's height and the clearance below

the router must be greater than or equal to the router's height.

CAUTION

Install two floating nuts on each front mounting rail of the cabinet. Leave four mounting holes between the

two floating nuts on the same mounting rail.

Use the Phillips screwdriver to install M6 screws on the two lower floating nuts, and leave 2 mm of the

screws out of the floating nuts.

Move the router into the cabinet with one hand supporting bottom of the router, and hook the brackets at

both sides of the mounting kit on the M6 screws.

Use the Phillips screwdriver to tighten the lower M6 screws and then the upper M6 screws.

Install two floating nuts on each front mounting rail of the cabinet. Leave four mounting holes between the

two floating nuts on the same mounting rail.

Attach the brackets of the 550 horizontal rack-mounting kit on the front mounting rails of the cabinet and

insert M6 screws in the mounting holes. Use a Phillips screwdriver to tighten the lower M6 screws and then

the upper ones to fix the rack-mounting kit.

×4

1 2

Scenario 5: Mounting the Router in a Cabinet (Using a Mounting Kit)

There must be a clearance larger than or equal to the router's width at the left and right of the router after the

installation. The clearance above the router must be at least two times the router's height and the clearance below

the router must be greater than or equal to the router's height.

CAUTION

Screw lock nuts on the hex bolts and fix the hex bolts on the mounting bracket.

Hang the mounting bracket on the DIN rail.

Use a combination wrench to screw the hex bolts on the mounting bracket.

When the DIN rail is fixed with the raised hex bolts, tighten the lock nuts by

rotating the wrench counterclockwise.

Align an M4x20 screw with the topmost tapped hole on the mounting

bracket, and screw it about 5 mm into the tapped hole with the Phillips

screwdriver.

Use two M4x20 screws to fix the stainless steel sheet on the router.

Loosen the screws on the front top cover with the Phillips screwdriver, remove the front top cover, and

keep it in an appropriate place for later use.

Hang the router onto the topmost screw on the mounting bracket and adjust position of the router to

align the mounting holes on the router with those on the mounting bracket. Use two M4x30 screws to

fix the router onto the mounting bracket and tighten the topmost screw on the mounting bracket.

Loosen the screws on the front top cover with a Phillips screwdriver, remove the front top cover, and

keep it in an appropriate place for later use.

Lock Nut

AR530

Series

INFRARED

PWR

RUN/ALM

RS485-0

RS485-1

AR531-F2C-H

L1 L2 L3

FE5

FE4

FE3

FE2

RS485-0

RS485-1 DI-0 DI-1

GE0

RX TX

GE1

MONITOR

Power Outage Survival

RX TX

FE6 FE7

CONSOLE

4.2 Installing the AR550 Series Industrial Switching Router

Place the router's real panel in front of the DIN rail and ensure that the DIN rail fits in between the fixture

near the top of the router and spring latch near the bottom.

Make the router incline forward with the bottom away from the DIN rail, and place the fixture at the rear of

the router on the top of the DIN rail.

Slowly push the router toward the DIN rail to make the spring latch at the rear of the router move down.

The spring latch then bounces back to fix the router on the DIN rail.

NOTE Before the installation, ensure that the DIN rail has been secured in position.

The router is placed near the DIN rail for convenient movement.

Installing the Router on a DIN Rail

Use two M4 screws to fix the stainless steel sheet on the mounting kit.

Align the mounting holes on the lower part of the router with the tapped holes on the mounting kit, and

secure the router on the mounting kit with two M4x30 screws.

Use M4 screws to secure the mounting kit in the cabinet.

L1 L2 L3

FE5

FE4

FE3

FE2

RS485-0

RS485-1 DI-0 DI-1

GE0

RX TX

GE1

MONITOR

Power Outage Survival

RX TX

FE6 FE7

CONSOLE

4.3 Installing a 180 W PoE Midspan

Place the rear panel of the 180 W PoE midspan in front of the DIN rail and ensure that the DIN rail fits in

between the fixture near the top of the PoE midspan and the spring latch near the bottom.

Make the 180 W PoE midspan incline forward with the bottom away from the DIN rail, and place the fixture

at the rear of the 180 W PoE midspan on the top of the DIN rail.

Slowly push the PoE midspan toward the DIN rail to make the spring latch at the rear of the PoE midspan

move down. The spring latch then bounces back to fix the PoE midspan on the DIN rail.

NOTE Before the installation, ensure that the DIN rail has been secured in position.

Place the 180 W PoE Midspan near the DIN rail for convenient movement.

NOTE If the spring latch is too tight to move down, you can pull down the spring latch during the installation.

Installing the 180 W PoE Midspan on the DIN Rail

Do not connect cables while the power is on.

Do not power on the router before you finish connecting and routing cables.

Invisible laser beams will cause eye damage. Do not look into bores of optical modules or connectors of

optical fibers without eye protection.

WARNING

For details about pin assignments and cable connections, see the Hardware Description.

NOTE

5.1 Connecting the AR530 Series Industrial Switching Router

Connecting the Router

No.

Item Connect To Remarks No. Item Connect To Remarks

External power

supply system

M4 lug: to the router

M6 lug: to the

protection ground

Terminals like

electric meters and

digital input devices

Up stream

network device

The combo interface

consists of an FE

optical interface and

an FE electrical

interface.The optical

fiber must be used

with an optical

module.

Switch or PC

Maintenance

terminal

(generally a PC)

USB flash drive

Connect to an

electrical interface

to receive and

send data services.

M4 lug: the end with a

smaller hole

M6 lug: the end with a

larger hole

When the router is

powered on for the

first time, connect the

console interface to a

PC for onsite

configuration.

Ground cable

4-pin AC power

cables

Ethernet cable

RS485 and DI

cables Optical fiber

Ethernet cable

Console cable

USB extension

cable

Some industrial

switching router

models use DC power

supply. Connect 2-pin

DC power cables to

these routers. Ensure

correct correction of

the positive and

negative cables.

—

CONSOLE

RESERVE FE0

RST

L1 L2 L3 N

RS485-0

RS485-1DI-0DI-1

GE0

RX TX

GE1

MONITOR

RX TX

FE2 FE4

FE1 FE3 FE5

FE6

Power outage Survival

FE7

L1 L2 L3 N

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