Ribbon SBC 5000 series is available in four different platforms. The SBC 5000 series platforms are similar as they use the same types of components, but different models provide different hardware and capacity capabilities. All SBC 5000 hardware platforms support the Ribbon SBC application software.
- SBC 5100 Platform—Small to medium session count deployments. The capacities make this product particularly well suited for medium enterprises and small to medium service providers.
- SBC 5110 Platform—This is a modular form SBC that targets small and medium count deployments. This SBC model allows you to field install digital signal processor (DSP) cards as their network expands.
- SBC 5200 Platform—Medium to large session count deployments. The capacities make this product particularly well suited for large enterprises and medium to large service providers.
- SBC 5210 Platform—This is a modular form SBC that targets medium to large session count deployments. This SBC model allows you to field install digital signal processor (DSP) cards as their network expands.
- SBC 5400 Platform—The SBC 5400 hardware platform comes equipped with four media ports and is available in three models based on the media port configuration. You must purchase the appropriate model based on their interface and capacity requirements. The media ports are enabled on the chassis depending upon the network interface license installed. For SBC 5400 Hardware information, refer to Installing SBC 5000 Series Hardware.
Front Panel | Rear Panel | Expansion | Storage | Memory | Power Option |
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- Status Indicators Front Panel LEDs
- Single USB V2.0 interface
| - Two 10/100 Management Ports
- Two Media Ports
- Two High Availability Ports
- Single Field Service port with RJ45 connector
- Locator LED
- Alarm port with DB15 connector
- Single serial craft DB9 port
| DSP expansion card (SPS100 / SPS100DB) | 80 GB (minimum), 120 GB, or 128 GB Solid State Disk (SSD) | 12 GB RAM | AC and DC |
Front Panel | Rear Panel | Expansion (Modular) | Storage | Memory | Power Option |
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- Status Indicators Front Panel LEDs
- Single USB V2.0 interface
| - Two 10/100 Management Ports
- Two Media Ports
- Two High Availability Ports
- Single Field Service port with RJ45 connector
- Locator LED
- Alarm port with DB15 connector
- Single serial craft DB9 port
| Up to four DSP 25 cards, or one DSP 20 card | 80 GB (minimum), 120 GB, or 128 GB Solid State Disk (SSD) | 24 GB RAM | AC and DC |
Front Panel | Rear Panel | Expansion | Storage | Memory | Power Option |
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- Status Indicators Front Panel LEDs
- Single USB V2.0 interface
| - Two 10/100 Management Ports
- Four Media Ports
- Two High Availability Ports
- Single Field Service port with RJ45 connector
- Locator LED
- Alarm port with DB15 connector
- Single serial craft DB9 port
| DSP expansion card (SPS100 / SPS100DB) | 256 GB (minimum) or 300 GB Solid State Disk (SSD) | 24 GB RAM | AC and DC |
Front Panel | Rear Panel | Expansion (Modular) | Storage | Memory | Power Option |
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- Status Indicators Front Panel LEDs
- Single USB V2.0 interface
| - Two 10/100 Management Ports
- Four Media Ports
- Two High Availability Ports
- Single Field Service port with RJ45 connector
- Locator LED
- Alarm port with DB15 connector
- Single serial craft DB9 port
| Up to four DSP 25 cards, or one DSP 20 card | 256 GB (minimum) or 300 GB Solid State Disk (SSD) | 24 GB RAM | AC and DC |
Note:
- The HA mode can support mix SSD capacity.
- The
show table system hardDiskStatus
may show different SSD sizes. The shipped SSD size is determined based on availability.
The Ribbon SBC 5000 series 2U rack-mounted chassis can be front or center mounted in standard 19” or 23" wide racks.
The SBC 5100/5200 chassis accommodates following modules:
- Motherboard
- Optional DSP base card
- Up to two optional DSP expansion cards (SPS100 / SPS100DB)
The SBC 5110/5210 chassis accommodates following modules:
- Motherboard
- Up to four DSP 25 modules or one DSP 20 modules
The chassis must be installed in adherence with the environmental specifications and power source requirements listed in Post Installation Checklist.
The SBC 5000 series chassis includes a front panel on which the various input/output ports and LEDs are located.
The Front Bezel and LEDs of SBC 5100/5110 Series figure shows the front panel LEDs with and without Bezel mounted on the front panel of SBC 5100/5110.
Front Bezel and LEDs of SBC 5100/5110 Series
The Front Bezel and LEDs of SBC 5200/5210 Series figure shows the front panel LEDs with and without Bezel mounted on the front panel of SBC 5200/5210.
Front Bezel and LEDs of SBC 5200/5210 Series
The Front panel LEDs Description table lists the front panel LEDs on the SBC 5000 series. The default state of all LEDs are during a reset.
Front panel LEDs Description
Illustration | LED | Color | Description |
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1 | Power | Amber/Green | Power status indicator of all voltages generated on the module: - Green = All Power on
- Amber = BMC Power on
- Off = All Power is Off
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2 | Status | Amber/Green | Module Status indicator |
3 | Active | Amber/Green | Module Redundancy State Indicator: |
4 | Alarm | Amber/Red | Module Critical/Major Failure Indicator: |
5 | Locator | White | Module identifier indicator |
6 | Fan | Green | Fan module indicator: - Green = Module is Healthy
- Off = Module is not working
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The SBC 5000 series chassis comprises the following external input and output ports:
- Alarm contacts are provided on the outside of the chassis via a single shielded male DB15 connector.
- A standard USB connector on the front of the chassis.
- Front and rear jacks for standard ESD straps.
- Cable management.
The SBC 5000 system supports USB 2.0.
The following figures list the rear panel LEDs on the SBC 5000 series. The default state of all LEDs is during a reset. The rear panel layout and LEDs are as depicted in the Rear Panel LEDs for SBC 5200 Series figure:
Rear Panel LEDs for SBC 5200 Series
Rear Panel LEDs for SBC 5210 Series
Rear Panel LEDs for SBC 5100 Series
Rear Panel LEDs for SBC 5110 Series
The Rear Panel Description table lists the Ethernet port LEDs. Each of the Management ports, Media ports, HA ports, and FSP port support the following LEDs.
Component | Cable Requirement | Description |
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Alarm Port | Customer supplied cable | Alarm contact via a single shielded male DB15 connector. A single alarm port is present in SBC 5100 platform. This software release does not support the Alarm Port. |
Management Ports | CAT5e cable | Two 10/100 Copper Ethernet Ports which process Management traffic and perform protocol termination. |
Locator | | Module identifier indicator |
Media Ports | Single mode or Multi mode fiber Copper CAT5e cable | Two copper SFP or fiber SFP ports for media and signaling traffic. |
High Availability Ports | Single mode or Multi mode fiberCopper CAT5e cable (NON-CROSSOVER TYPE ONLY) | Two copper SFP or fiber SFP ports for redundancy synchronization traffic. The platform supports box level redundancy via communication paths provided by the external HA Ethernet ports. |
Serial Port | Male DB9 connector | An RS-232 port used by BMC and control plane. The serial port uses a DB9 connector accessible from the rear panel. |
Field Service Port | Copper CAT5e cable | A single Field Service Port. |
Power Input | | Power Supply. The following are the descriptions of the power supply LED functions: - Off: No power input to the supply.
- Amber: Power supply fault.
- Blinking Amber: Main system power output fault.
- Blinking Green: Standby power to BMC is ON but main system power is not enabled.
- Solid Green: Both standby power to BMC and main system power are ON and OK.
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Ribbon-provided SFP modules must be used to guarantee proper operation of the external ports. Failure to follow this recommendation may cause permanent damage to the system.
CAT6 cabling may be required in environments where there is unusually high Electro-Magnetic interference (EMI) from power lines, manufacturing equipment, or certain types of lighting.
Ethernet Port LEDs Description
Illustration | Port Type | Color | Description |
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1 | Mgmt0 and Mgmt1 | Green | Checks if the link and activity is present. - Green = Link
- Flashing = Activity
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2 | Media ports 0 and 1 | Green | Checks if the link and activity is present. - Green = Link
- Flashing = Activity
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3 | HA ports 0 and 1 | Green | Checks if the link and activity is present. - Green = Link
- Flashing = Activity
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4 | Field Service Port | Green | Checks if the link and activity is present. - Green = Link
- Flashing = Activity
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