Hi Guys,
First of all, let me tell you that I'm a network guy & by no means an electrician, that's why I'm stumbled. I have dealt with many Cisco devices both AC and DC PSUs. AC PSUs are easy, just connect the power cord to the 220V wall socket & that's it. With DCs usually you'd see additional adapters in the package, which you'd connect to the device (be it a router or a switch) and then connect that adapter to the 220V wall socket and that would be it.
Now the problem: we recently bought a new Catalyst 3560-E switch from the US, which came with DC PSU, but with no adapter in the package (apparently it doesn't come). We're located in Tashkent, Uzbekistan and it is virtually impossible to return the device and request the one with AC PSU, as it would take a long time to deliver and the job is kind of in a rush. In the manual there is a section that explains how to correctly connect electrical wires to the PSU, but it's all gobledygooks to me, I don't understand a thing.
If you've come across that problem before, could you please explain in mundane non-electricians language to me how to resolve that problem?
Sorry if I'm asking a stupid question and thanks a lot for your assistance in advance,
Nodir
