These are the available hardware guides and data sheets for the X1500, X1600, and X1700 sockets.
As there might be some differences between the sub-models of a Socket, for example, weight, throughput, and more, take time to read the relevant information specific to your model.
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Hardware Guide |
Data Sheet |
Electrical Specification |
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X1500 |
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There are two rack mounting guides for the X1500 Socket models. To identify which X1500 Socket model you have, see Overview of Reimaging Cato Sockets: |
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X1600 |
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X1700 |
- Mounting the X1500 Socket in a Rack.pdf8 MB
- Socket_X1500_Deployment_Guide_4_3.pdf900 KB
- X1500_X1500B_Socket_Dual_Model_Rack_Mounting_Kit_v1_1.pdf1 MB
- Socket_X1700_Deployment_Guide-pdf-en.pdf2 MB
- X1500-Data-Sheet.pdf900 KB
- X1600-Data-Sheet.pdf800 KB
- X1700-Data-Sheet.pdf2 MB
- Socket_X1600_Deployment_Guide-pdf-en.pdf4 MB
- Socket_X1600_LTE_Deployment_Guide-pdf-en.pdf4 MB
- X1600LTE-Data-Sheet.pdf1000 KB
- X1600 Socket External Antenna.pdf400 KB
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Version 2.1 of the X1700 Socket guide and version 4.1 of the X1500 Socket guide includes port requirements for upgrading to a new Socket version.
Version 2.0 of the X1700 Socket guide includes the 4x10 Gbps fiber add-on.
Updated the X1700 Socket guide with version 2.2, and the X1500 Socket guide with version 4.2
Version 4.3 of the X1500 Socket guide includes an updated procedure to configure a static IP address for the WAN link
Uploaded new versions of the X1500 and X1700 data sheets
The X1700 data sheet does not mention the 4 port 1Gbps fiber extension card. It also does not provide any technical information of the SFP modules delivered with the extension cards like wavelength, range (e.g. distance supported like 10-20km or 40-80km etc, specifically for the single mode) etc.
Missing the new rack mount guide for the X1500B models, these are very different from the original X1500
Bert-Jan,
Thanks for your comment. We are working on updating the X1500 Rack Mounting guide.
Thanks,
Yaakov
Hello Bert-Jan!
More technical information about the x1700 transceivers is now contained in this KB article:
I hope this provides the information you were looking for.
Kind Regards,
Dermot
Uploaded v3.0 of the X1700 Socket guide that includes the X1700B model
Uploaded v1.0 of the X1500 Socket rack mounting guide (supports X1500 and X1500B models)
Gents, some drawings in the new rack mounting guide are reversed for the X1500B model. Ports front is at the ports back and vice versa. Just FYI
Bert-Jan Kamp Thanks for the heads-up (so embarrassing!)
We uploaded v1.1 of the X1500 Socket rack mounting guide and fixed the bugs for X1500B model.
Uploaded v3.1 of the X1700 Socket guide that includes the Socket power specifications and updated instructions to install add-on cards.
What is included in the X1500 package? other than the power adapter.
The X1500 package includes a DB9-RJ45 serial cable and power adapter. However, it is possible to order a rack mounting kit.
The X1500 Rack mount kit are now purchased on a NRR pricing model. Is the annual maintenance contract included in the CATO site license?
FUJIO SUZUKI
Yes, the maintenance contract for the X1500 Socket includes the Rack mount kit.
Thanks,
Yaakov
Where is power cord/plug/socket information for the X1700(B)?
- Are power cords shipped, if so what type?
- A rear photo of information on the power connector in the Cato sockets would allow us to order appropriate cords if the included ones won't work or if none are included.
Could we change the title of this article to:
Cato Socket Deployment Guides and Datasheets
In order to make the datasheets easier to find.
Hi Tom - Sorry it took so long, but we're happy to accommodate the request.
Thanks,
Yaron
Updated the Socket Data Sheets for all Socket models
It seems that the MAX Throughput specification is no longer listed in the X1500 Datasheet.
Is the MAX Throughput for the X1500 still 500 Mbps as before?
Also, does the MAX Throughput refer to the combined total of Downstream and Upstream traffic?
Hi,
The throughput for the X1500B is still 500 Mbps, and yes, it's bi-directional.
Regards,
Yaron
It's not clear in the datasheet and deployment guide if it is possible to install 2 add-on cards on the X1700B
For example I would like 2 pieces of 2 x 10GB installed on a X1700B for add-on card hardware redundancy
Hi Rasmus, thank you for your comment.
Please see the section in the Socket Deployment Guide, Working with X1700 Socket Network Card Add-On. Only one add-on card is supported at a time.
Regards,
Yaron
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