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Conference netcad::hub_mgnt

Title:DEChub/HUBwatch/PROBEwatch CONFERENCE
Notice:Firmware -2, Doc -3, Power -4, HW kits -5, firm load -6&7
Moderator:NETCAD::COLELLADT
Created:Wed Nov 13 1991
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:4455
Total number of notes:16761

2406.0. "Why doesn't a DMHUB-AA include a power cord?" by STRWRS::KOCH_P (It never hurts to ask...) Wed Jun 21 1995 13:41

    
    I'm confused (normally alot, but this time even more). I put a DMHUB-AA
    out on rotcon. I helped install it for the customer and when I tried to
    plug it in, I couldn't find the power cord. I said, damn, a packaging
    error. I had an extra cord and was all set. I then contacted my sales
    development specialist to check out why this happenned. She contacted
    manufacturing and was told "The DMHUB-AA does not come with a power
    cord". This seems really strange to me. Why is the power cord not
    included in this? If this is the case, what is the part number for the
    power cord? 
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2406.1BIS5::RUTTENSWed Jun 21 1995 14:1214
    Normaly every DEChub900 should contain a power cord. This is actualy
    one of the reasons why we have all the different country variants. Not
    all countries have the same power outlets and need diferent power
    cords.
    
    According to "APPIX" you need following power cord:
    	
     	BN26J-1K  or
        17-00083-39  (spare part)
    
    
    
    Peter
    
2406.2DMHUB-AA does contain power cordNPSS::LIZOTTENetwork Product SupportThu Jun 22 1995 16:125
    According to APPIX and the CEO EDITED OPTION/MODULE LOOKUP the DMHUB-AA
    does contain a power cord 17-00083-39.  I've heard of another instance
    where a DMHUB-MB was ordered, which doesn't contain the power cord.
    I couldn't tell you why you didn't receive one with the -AA variant.
    
2406.3BIS5::RUTTENSMon Jun 26 1995 13:184
    The DMHUB-MB variant is the sparepart number that MCS uses.
    
    Rgds.....Peter
    
2406.4STRWRS::KOCH_PIt never hurts to ask...Mon Jun 26 1995 14:335
    
    I think I figured out. It was a relabelled DMHUB-BA. It seems that this
    might be what happened.