Chapter 4: Hardware Installation DANGER: ELECTROCUTION RISK . Follow all local safety regulations that determine who can install such equipment, and how to install it. Follow all local safety and mechanical regulations governing the installation of rack- mounted computer equipment, including power supply, connectors, grounding and wiring. DANGER: RISQUE D'ЙLECTROCUTION. Respecter toutes les rйgle- mentations de sйcuritй locales qui йtablissent qui peut installer un tel йquipe- ment et la mйthode d’installation.
Respecter toutes les rйglementations locales en matiиre de sйcuritй et de mйcanique rйgissant l'installation des йquipements informatiques montйs sur support, notamment l'alimentation, les connecteurs, la mise а la terre et le cвblage. Site Networking Requirements Local Area Network (LAN) Requirements An EM2100 running the Fleet Operations Workspace Core software is typicaly connected to the following items during normal operation. l AMR wireless network l Operator Terminal(s) l Factory equipment management systems (WMS or MES) The EM2100 appliance requires two static IP addresses assignments for the Management and Fleet networks (MGMT ETH1 and FLEET ETH2 ports).
Each AMR present in the system will also require a static IP address assignment. A different subnet may be required for the Management and Fleet networks depending on the local infrastructure. Although it is not required, using a different subnet for each network will enable you to isolate fleet data traffic from management traffic for enhanced security. Wireless Network Requirements Network resource availability can affect EM2100 performance and the number of AMRs sup- ported. The Fleet Operations Workspace Core User's Guide and the AMR user's guides provide addi- tional information about wireless network requirements and requirements for network access points.
Be aware of the specific requirements for wireless network coverage and bandwidth. 20569-000 Rev. A EM2100 Installation Guide 17