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Atlantis Land 1000BASE-SX manual

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  • Page 1

    Rack Gigabit Switch Layer 2 24 ports 10/100Mbps Ethernet Switch with 2 ports 1000BASE-T or 1000BASE-SX User’s Guide[...]

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    The At lantis L and logo is a regi stered tra demar k of Atlant s La nd SpA. All othe r na mes me nti oned m at be t radema rks or re gistere d trademarks of their respective o w ners. Subject to chang e without notice. No liability f or technical er rors and/o r omissions. FCC Warning This equip ment has been te sted an d foun d to com ply wit h t[...]

  • Page 3

    i T ABLE OF C ONTENTS ABOUT THIS GUIDE ................. .................. ................ II T ERM S /U SAGE ........................ ...................... ................... II INTRODUCTION ........................ .................. ................. 1 F AST E THER NET T EC HNOLOG Y ....................... ................. 1 G IGABIT E THER[...]

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    ii A BOUT T HIS G UIDE Congratulations on your purc hase of t he Management/Smart Gigab it & Fast Et her net S witch ( 2×100 0BASE pl us 24 ×10/ 10 0BASE p orts) . In this gu ide, yo u will find abo ut the fo llow ing four models: 1. 2×1000BASE-T plus 24×10/100 BASE-TX Gigabit Switch 2. 2×1000BASE-SX plus 24×10/1 0 0BASE-TX Gig abit Switc[...]

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    1 I NTRODUCTION This ch apter des cribes the feat ur es of the Switch an d so me background info rmation ab out Ethern et /Fast Ethernet/Gigabit Ethernet switc hing tec h nolog y. Fast Ethernet Technolog y The growing impo rtance of LANs and the increasing complexity of desktop c omp uting a pplicat ions are f ueli ng the nee d f or high performanc[...]

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    2 increase in theoretical through put over 100 -Mbps Fast Ethernet and a hundredfold increase over 10-Mbp s Eth ernet. S ince it is co mpatible with al l 10-M bps an d 100- Mbp s Ethe rnet envir onme nts, Gigabi t Ether net prov ides a straig htfor ward up grade without wast ing a compan y’s exi sti ng invest ment in hardwa re, s oftwa re, and tr[...]

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    3 Switching Technology Anothe r ap proa ch to pus hing beyond the l imits of Etherne t te chnolo gy is the de velo pment o f swi tchi ng techno logy. A swi tch bri dges Ether net pac ket s at t he MAC a ddress le vel of the Ethe rne t prot ocol transmittin g among connected Ethe rnet or Fast Ethernet LAN segments. Switching is a cos t-effective w a[...]

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    4 Features  24×10/100 Mbps Auto-negotiat ion Ether net port s and 2×10/100/1000Mbps A uto-negoti ation Copper Gi gabit Ether net ports or 2×1000BASE-SX Fiber Gigabit Ether net por ts  Auto MDI-X for all TX ports  Full/half duplex transf er mode for each port  Wi re sp e ed r ecep ti on an d t ran sm is sion  Sto re -an d-Fo rwa rd[...]

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    5 U NP ACKING AND I NST ALLA TION This ch apter prov ides unp acking and insta llation informatio n for the Switch. To avoid causing an y dama ge to the Switch , we recommend that you r ead this ch apter caref ully b efore s tarting in stallation. Unpacking Open th e sh ipping car ton of th e Sw itch a nd carefully unp ack the ite ms inside . The c[...]

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    6 Installa tion The site wh ere you p lace the Switch m ay greatly affect its performa nce. When insta lling, t ake the followi ng into you r consideration :  Install the Switch in a site fre e from strong electromagn etic field generators (such as m otors), vibr ation, dust, and di rect expos ure to sunlight.  Leave at least 1 0cm of space a[...]

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    7 Rack Mounting The Swit ch can be mo unted in an EIA standa rd-size, 19-inc h rac k, which ca n be plac ed in a wiri ng close t wit h othe r equip ments . Atta ch the m ount ing bra cket s t o b ot h side s of the Swi tch (o ne at eac h si de) , and secure them with the prov ided screws. Then , use screw s provid ed with the equ ipm ent rack to mo[...]

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    9 I DENTIFYING E XTERNAL C OMPONENTS This chap ter iden tifies all the major external components of the Switch. Bo th the fron t and rear pa nels are shown below, with a descript ion of each pa nel feat ure s. Front Panel FAN FAU LT POW ER CONSOLE MG M 2 ×100 0BASE -T pl us 24× 10/ 100B ASE- TX Gi gabi t Switc h FAN F AULT POW ER CONSOLE MG M 2 ?[...]

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    10 P ORT 25 & P ORT 26  1000BASE-T T wisted Pair P orts (RJ-45) or  1000BASE-SX Fi ber-Optic Ports (SC) - These two RJ-45 ports are auto MDI-X ports: The Switch is equipped with two Gig abit twis ted pair p orts, the por ts will auto negotiate 10 /100 /1000Mbps. - The Switc h is equ ipped with two Gigabit f iber-optic ports, the SC ports [...]

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    11 U NDERST ANDING LED I NDICA T ORS The fr ont pa ne l LEDs pr ovi de inst ant sta tus fe edbac k, a nd, helps monitor and troublesho ot when neede d.  PWR Power Indicator (green) On : When the gree n light is on, the Switc h is recei ving power. Off : Po wer cut off or impr oper con nec tion .  FAN FAULT Fan Indicator (A mber) On : Lights a[...]

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    12 FA N F A U L T PO WER CONSO LE MGM Ports 1~24 Status LEDs  LINK/ACT Link/A ctivit y (gr een; a mber) On (Green) : When the green light is on , the res pective port is connected to a 100Mbps Fa st Ether net net work . Blinking (Green) : Whe n t he gree n light i s bli nking, the por t is transmitting or rece iving dat a on t he 100 Mbps net wo[...]

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    13 Port 25 & Port 26 Status LEDs 1000BASE-T  1000M LINK/ACT Link/Activit y (green) On : When the green light is on, th e respectiv e por t is connec ted to a Gigabit Eth ernet network . Blinki ng : Whe n t he gree n light is blin king, t he port is trans mitting or recei ving dat a on t he 1000 Mbps ne two rk. Off : No link ac tivity.  ?[...]

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    14  FDX/COL Collision/Full Duplex (green) On : When t he g reen li ght i s on, t he resp ective port is in fu ll duple x (F DX) mode. Blinking : Collisio n occurs. Off : When th e green light is off, the r espective port is in half duple x m ode . 1000BASE-SX  LINK/ACT Link/A ctivit y (gr een) On : When the green light is on, th e respectiv e[...]

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    15 C ONNECTING T HE S WI TCH Referr ing to the cable spec ification below, use appropriate cables that meet your speed and ca bling requ irements when connecting the Switch t o yo ur netw ork. The LAN card capabilities play an imp ortant role. If any status LED indic ator i s no t shinin g after maki ng a pr oper co nnecti on, c heck t he PC LAN ca[...]

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    16 Cable Sp ecifi cati on Speed Connector Port Speed Half/Full Duplex Cable Ma x. Distance 10BASE-T RJ-45 10/20 Mbps 2-pair UTP/STP Cat. 3 , 4, 5 100 m 100BASE-TX RJ -45 100/200 Mbps 2-pai r UTP/ST P Cat. 5 100 m 1000BASE-T RJ-45 1000/2000 Mbps 4-pai r UTP/ST P Cat. 5 (Cat. 5E is recommended) 100 m SC 1000/2000 Mbps 62.5/1 25µm multi-mode fib er 2[...]

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    17 C ONFIGURING T HE S WI TCH This ch apter exp lains how to config ure th e Switch to enable its s mart functio ns. Port Speed & Duplex Mode By default, the Switch determines the transmission mod e by auto- negoti ation for an y new t wiste d-pair or fiber c onne ct ion after attaching the proper cabl e to a specific port. For 10/100 /1000Mbps[...]

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    18 Baud rate of 96 00bps No parity 8 data bi ts 1 stop bit Console port settings Flow Contr ol: None The Manag ement/Smar t function setting user ’s guide is in th e attach ed Diskette. Product Support If you continue to have prob lems yo u should contact th e dealer where you bou ght t his pr oduc t. If you have an y ot her q uestio ns yo u ca n[...]

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    19 T ECHNICAL S PECIFICA T IONS General Standards IEEE 802.3 10BASE-T Ether net IEEE 802.3u 100 BA SE-T X Fast Ether net IEEE 802.3ab 1000B ASE-T Gigabi t Et hernet IEEE 802.3z 1000BASE -SX Gigabit Ethernet Protoc ol CSMA/CD Data Tr ans fer Rate Ethe rnet: 10Mbps (hal f duplex) , 20Mbps ( full duplex) Fast Et hernet: 100Mbps (hal f duple x), 200 Mb[...]

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    20 Physic al a nd Envi ronme nt al AC inputs: 100 to 240 VAC, 50 or 60 Hz internal u niv ersal p ower s upply Power Cons umpti on: 25 watts. (max .) Temperat ure Operating: 0 ° ~ 50 ° C, Storage: -10 ° ~ 70 ° C Humidity Operati ng: 10% ~ 90%, St orage : 5% ~ 90% Dime nsi ons: 440 x 200 x 44 mm (W x H x D) Weight: 2.8kg Emission s: FCC Class A, [...]