Installing and Removing G-TAP M Series Modules
A G-TAP M Series module consists of one, two, three, four, or six TAPs and installs into either a 1 RU G-TAP M Series chassis (TAP-M200 or TAP-M202ULT), or a 1/2 RU G-TAP M Series chassis (TAP-M100T). A G-TAP M Series chassis can contain up to six M Series modules. G-TAP M Series TAPs using MPO/MTP connectors have up to three TAPs per module. TAPs using LC connectors have up to six TAPs per module as shown in 1 G-TAP M Series Module with Six TAPs and LC Connectors.
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G-TAP M Series Module with Six TAPs and LC Connectors |
The following chapter discusses the process for installing and removing the G-TAP M Series modules.
Installing G-TAP M Series Modules in a G-TAP M Series Chassis
To install G-TAP M Series modules in a G-TAP M Series chassis, do the following:
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Install the G-TAP M Series chassis in a rack. Following figures show examples of 1RU G-TAP M Series TAP-M200 chassis, TAP-M202ULT chassis, and 1/2RU G-TAP M Series TAP-M100T chassis that are empty. |
Note: You can either flush mount the rack or install it with a 3in setback.
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Empty 1RU G-TAP M Series TAP-M200 chassis |
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Empty 1RU G-TAP M Series TAP-M202ULT chassis |
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Empty 1/2RU G-TAP M Series TAP-M100T chassis |
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Hold the module by the handle and gently slide it into one of the slots in the chassis. |
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Push the module into the slot until it is seated. Magnets inside the chassis hold the module in place. |
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Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each module to be inserted into the chassis. Following figures show the G-TAP M Series chassis with modules installed in each slot. |
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G-TAP M Series TAP-M200 Chassis with Modules Installed |
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G-TAP M Series TAP-M202ULT Chassis with Modules Installed |
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G-TAP M Series TAP-M100T Chassis with Modules Installed |
Removing G-TAP M Series Modules
To remove a G-TAP M Series module, do the following:
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Hold the module by the handle and pull it forward to release it from the magnets inside the chassis. |
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Gently slide the module out of its slot. |