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MS. CON2/mS. CON2M Unmanaged / Managed Dual Channel 10/100 TX – FX Converter
User and Installation Guide Version: 2.1
FibroLAN Ltd. Star Building Industrial Park P.O. Box 544 Yokneam-Illit 20692 ISRAEL Tel: 972-4-9591717 Fax: 972-4-9591718 website: www.fibrolan.com E-mail:
[email protected]
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FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION AND CANADIAN DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENTS This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used properly, that is, in strict accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, may cause interference to radio communication. It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A computing device in accordance with the specifications in Subpart B of Part 15 of FCC rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference, in which case the user at his own expense will be required to take whatever measures may be necessary to correct the interference. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radio noise emission from digital apparatus set out in the Radio Interference Regulation of the Canadian Department of Communications. Le présent appareil numérique n’émet pas de bruits radioélectriques dépassant les limites applicables aux appareils numériques de la classe A prescrites dans le Règlement sur le brouillage radioélectrique publié par le ministère des Communications du Canada.
CE Mark The CE mark symbolizes compliance with the EMC directive of the European Community. Such marking is indicative that the specified equipment meets the required technical standards. EUROPEAN UNION DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
This equipment complies with the requirements of the European EMC Directive 89 / 336 / EEC
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Table of contents
Overview Planning your network with mS. CON2 Network Design considerations Content of the shipping container Product general description Far End Fault & Fault Propagation Front Panel Installation Power connection F/O cabling connection Twisted Pair cable connection DIP switches setting Management Troubleshooting Specification Warranty Limitation
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Thank you for purchasing this mS. CON2 quality converter from FibroLAN. We hope that this guide will help you to obtain the best results from the device and to minimize installation time. If you still need help installing or troubleshooting the mS. CON2/mS. CON2M converter after reading the detailed information in this guide, please visit our web site, contact your reseller, or call FibroLAN directly.
Note: unless where indicated otherwise in this guide, mS.CON2/ mS. CON2M applies also to mS.CON2/CON2M /SMR mS.CON2M/SMRF13/SMRF15 and mS.CON2/mS. CON2M -48 (internal DC power supply model) HP and Open View are registered trademarks of Hewlett-Packard. Any other trademarks mentioned in this manual are acknowledged to be the property of the trademark owners.
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1 - Overview A media-converter may be defined as a device connecting two active network components point-to-point over a media that is different from the ports of at least one of these devices. An ideal media-converter should be a transparent element in the network, and its ports may be considered as integral parts of the devices interconnected by it. The IEE802.3u standard defines network span in terms of distances and bit times. Conventional 100Base-TX/100Base-FX media-converters are based on repeater technology, and they form a part of the collision domain created by the interconnected devices. Therefore, the delay they introduce in the network severely affects the allowed distances. Furthermore, if two class II repeaters (i.e., 2 hubs) are already present in the same collision domain, then the use of a conventional converter is not allowed as the repeater count may - in such case - exceed the limits. In all other cases, meticulous PDV (Path Delay Value) must be performed prior to establishing the possible distances for both the fiber optic (F/O) and copper segments. The mS. CON2/mS. CON2M family implements a non-repeater, full re-timing approach. It creates a Buffered Media Domain (BMD) over the F/O link, thereby eliminating all the above-mentioned limitations. The device provides two independent conversion channels. Each channel includes a TP and a F/O port. The main purpose of the product is to connect each 10/100TX port to its respective F/O port. The two channels form two-separated security VLANs. The mS. CON2M is the SNMP managed version. The device is normally connected to a router which is able to implement routing between the two security port based VLANs. (by means of subnets, i.e. each security VLAN may belong to a different subnet)
2 – Planning your network with mS.CON2/mS.CON2M Below you will find typical configurations. The TP ports may be connected – without any restriction – to any of the following device types: Workstation (or server) – 10Mbps Workstation (or server) – 10/100Mbps (a/n) Hub – 10Mbps Hub – 100Mbps Hub - 10/100Mbps (A/N) Switch 10/100Mbps Router – 10/100Mbps See a typical network configuration (next page).
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Typical Network Configuration
The network can be monitored and managed from any SNMP management station running popular management platforms (e.g. FibroLAN MetroView, HP OpenView, SNMPc, etc)
3 - Network Design Considerations As already mentioned, the mS. CON2 or mS. CON2M device provides two independent conversion channels. Each channel is a security VLAN. Do NOT interconnect the TP ports or F/O ports of the same device for testing or for any other purposes.
4 – Contents of the ship container The contents of the mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M shipping container are as follows: One converter mS. CON2 or mS. CO2M One AC power cord (excluding shipment to certain countries) Four plastic “feet” Management serial cable (mS. CO2M) Installation and User Guide or Quick Guide
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5 – Product General Description The device comes in the following pre-configured versions as described below: Dual Channel 10/100TX-FX media converter, BMD, with two RJ-45 (switched) and two F/O ports (each duplex SC), multi-mode 2km, internal PS Dual Channel 10/100TX-FX media converter, BMD, with two RJ-45 (switched) and two mS. CON2/SMR F/O ports (each duplex SC), SINGLE-mode 15km, internal PS Dual Channel 10/100TX-FX media converter, BMD with two RJ-45 (switched) and two MS. CON2M F/O ports (each duplex SC), multi-mode 2km, internal PS, SNMP Managed (in band) Dual Channel 10/100TX-FX media converter, BMD with two RJ-45 (switched) and two mS. CON2M /SMR F/O ports (each duplex SC), SINGLE-mode 15km,internal PS, SNMP Managed (in band) mS. CON2M /SMRF13 Dual Channel 10/100TX-FX media converter, BMD with two RJ-45 (switched) and two F/O ports (each single SC), Single-mode 15km, Single-Fiber-Strand, 1310nm transmit, internal PS, SNMP Managed (in band) mS. CON2M /SMRF15 Dual Channel 10/100TX-FX media converter, BMD with two RJ-45 (switched) and two F/O ports (each single SC), Single-mode 15km, Single-Fiber-Strand, 1550nm transmit, internal PS, SNMP Managed (in band) mS. CON2
Feature Summary • • • • • • • • • • • • •
10Base-T, 100Base-TX and 100Base-FX modes of operation Supports FEF feature (Far-End-Fault) to test Link integrity. Comprehensive LED support :Indicators for Link, Activity (Tx, Rx), FDX, 100M, Power status and Link Test Hardware based 10/100, Full/Half, Flow control, Auto-Negotiation, MDI/MDI-X auto-crossover Wire speed reception and transmission Supports 1K Mac addresses Automatic address learning and address aging (aging period is 300s) Frame length range: 64 ÷ 1536 byte. Vlan tag frames are thus supported and can pass thru the converter Desktop, shelf, wall mount installation, or directly in a half 19” rack. ETR: Extended Temperature Range (-10°÷70°C) option for all mS.CON2/2M models Optional -48VDC Power Supply for all mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M models (PS48) Port based security VLAN The device is equipped with a real time Fault Propagation mechanism for both channels
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General Description The mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M is a buffered dual channel media converter. It converts 100Base-FX signals received on its F/O interface in 10/100Base-TX signals and distributes it to its TP (shielded RJ-45) port. Each of these ports is buffered; furthermore, factory set VLAN forms groups each including one TP port and one F/O port, providing the users with basic security (no connection between the users). The TP ports are auto-negotiating and will automatically adapt themselves to the capacity of the users for highest performance (will negotiate 10/100 and FDX/HDX). Nevertheless, in some cases it may be necessary to force certain operation modes. For this purpose, all TP ports may be (individually) forced to 10Mbps/FDX operation Full front panel diagnostics provide information on the operation mode of every port. The F/O ports are configured by default to FDX mode of operation. The mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M is available with a variety of multi-mode and singlemode interfaces with distance ranging from 2km (MM) to 15km (SM). In addition – SFS (Single-Fiber-Strand) models allow full duplex connection over a single fiber strand, resulting in an additional saving of almost 50%. (mS. CON2M /SMRF13/15 models) The mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M features a built in Far End Fault alerting the remote device of a problem in its transmission path. This function may be disabled by flipping a front panel setup switch (#10) and supported by the “TEST” LED for easy front panel diagnostics The mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M is packaged in a rugged “half rack” enclosure allowing elegant and safe deployment in a variety of environments: desktop, 2 units on a 19” rack-shelf (or within a standard “half 19” rack -optional brackets required) and wall mount installation. Its internal, high-power auto- range switching power supply ensures easy, safe and error-free deployment and enhanced MTBF. Optional –36 to –72VDC power supplies allow deployment in central office. As many other FibroLAN products, mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M is available with the ETR (Extended Temperature Range) for outdoor or industrial environment installation. The managed version mS. CON2M provides full in-band SNMP manageability (both monitoring and control) see section 13. The mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M is equipped with a real time Fault Propagation mechanism for both channels. When enabled ( via front panel MODE SETUP DIP switches # 1 and 5 in UP position), it will propagate failure of a F/O link to the respective TP port (i.e.cut the TP link) to notify the user of the failure condition. (F>T mode of operation) Both channels may have this feature enabled/disabled independently.
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mS.CON2 / mS.CON2M Front and Rear panel The following drawings depict the rear and front panels of the mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M and mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M - 48 (-48VDC model)
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-48VDC
mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M -48
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6 – Far End Fault & Fault Propagation Far end Fault Usually a “LINK” indication is related to the incoming fiber only: F/O LINK ON shows that the path created by the remote transmitter, local receiver and the fiber connecting them is operational. However if there is a fault in the other – outgoing - path (created by the local transmitter, remote receiver and the fiber connecting them) – the indication for such fault can be seen on the remote device only. The FEF implemented in the mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M closes this gap: if there is a fault in the outgoing path and the remote device is FEF compliant then the F/O LINK LED will go OFF on both the local and remote devices. In this way we avoid the possibility of having a FX Link ON indication at one end while, in reality one of the data path is disrupted. Fault Propagation The mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M is equipped with a real time Fault Propagation mechanism for both channels. When enabled (“MODE SETUP DIP switches # 1 and 5 in UP position) It will propagate failure of a F/O link to its respective TP port (i.e. cut the TP link) to notify the end user of the link failure. Both channels may have this feature enabled/disabled independently (See section12 – “DIP Switches setting “DIP switch # 10). Dip switch # 10 enables/disables both Far End Fault and Fault Propagation feature (overrides dip switches 1 and 5) for both channels. The following drawing (next page) shows the Fault Propagation implementation. The router in Station1 is configured to allow the PC1 to route through the TP1&FX1 path (default gateway route) to access other stations and the server in the central building. We need to run OSPF between routers in order to gain reliable and fast convergent network. If FX1 F/O link fails, it will disable the TP1 port due to fault propagation. PC1 will then select the second route composed by TP2&FX2 OSPF will recalculate routing table and the local PCs will continue to work because their default gateway is not changed. In this way we provide a backup mechanism to all stations.
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The combination of the FP and FEF provide an efficient troubleshooting tool to identify the failing fiber within a F/O link and if the TP is disconnected. The entire network is under supervision and control of the SNMP Manager in the central building. The network can be monitored and managed from any SNMP management station running popular management platforms (e.g. FibroLAN MetroView, HP OpenView, SNMPc, etc)
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7 – Front Panel parts Identification
mS. CON2 Power ON LED TEST mode LED
mS. CON2M Power ON LED TEST mode LED
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FX-2 port, duplex SC FX-2 Port Link/Activity LED FX-2 port FDX mode LED Mode Setup (DIP) switches N/A
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N/A N/A
FX-2 port, duplex SC FX-2 Port Link/Activity LED FX-2 port FDX mode LED Mode Setup (DIP) switches Mini DIN RS-232 connector Receive LED Ready LED
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10 11 12
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COMMENTS Linked to DIP switch # 10 (Far End Fault) Simplex in SFS models. Lit steady – LINK ON; blinking: receive mode Lit– FDX forced See section - 12 for details
Management activity SNMP Management module OK TP ports 1 and 2 TP ports 1 and 2 Auto-Negotiation and AutoCrossover FX-1 port, duplex SC FX-1 port, duplex SC Simplex in SFS models. Link/Activity ports FX- Link/Activity ports FX- Lit steady – LINK ON; blinking: 1 and TP ports 1 and 1 and TP ports 1 and receive mode 2 LED 2 LED Full Duplex ports FX- Full Duplex ports FX- Lit when FDX detected or forced 1 and TP 1 and 2 1 and TP 1 and 2 LED LED 100Mbps TP ports 100Mbps TP ports Lit when 100Mbps detected or 1and 2 LED 1and 2 LED forced
NOTE: ALL Duplex mode LEDs – blinking indicates collisions on respective port (in HDX mode only)
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8 – Installation The device is intended for use with indoors power lines only
For wall mount installation Three suitable holes on the back of the mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M permit wall mount Installation either horizontally or vertically. Two holes are 188mm apart for horizontal wall mount installation, for vertical wall mount installation the two holes are 107mm apart. Use two suitable screws having heads diameter less than 8mm For Desktop use: Affix the supplied plastic “feet” (after peeling off the adhesive protecting sheet) to the bottom of the devices, with each “foot” approximately 1 cm from each edge. Place the device horizontally on a hard, clean surface (desk, shelf, etc.), leaving free space around it for natural ventilation. Avoid putting the device on other active, heat generating equipment and avoid putting such devices on the mS. CON2 / mS.CON2M.
19” Rack installation Use a standard flat shelf, install it in the rack and place one or two mS.CON2 / mS. CON2M side by side on the shelf. Make sure to leave a gap of at least 2-3cm above the unit.
9 – Power Connection CAUTION: When connecting a device to an AC (DC) power outlet, always first connect the cord to the device, and ensure that it is securely fastened. Only afterward connect the cord to the wall outlet. Make sure to use grounded (3 way) outlets (in case of AC models). NEVER OPEN THE UNIT WHEN IT IS CONNECTED TO POWER LINES!
For each country FibroLAN (or FibroLAN’s distributor) provide with the product an appropriate power supply cord which is safety approved in accordance with such country’s National Electric Code mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M Connect AC line voltage at the rear of the converter, using the included power cord. The DLA22/DLA22M will accept any line voltage from 100 to 240 VAC, 50-60 Hz. There is no ON/OFF switch on the device. When the power is connected to the device, the device is ON. The POWER LED ON will indicate this.
mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M -48 Proceed as above using a suitable DC supply cable. Ensure that the polarity of the cable complies with the polarity of the DC receptacle on the device as indicated on the device. There is no ON/OFF switch on the device. When the power is connected to the device, the device is ON. The POWER LED ON will indicate this. NEVER OPEN THE DEVICE WHEN IT IS CONNECTED TO POWER LINES!
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10 – F/O Cabling Connection The mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M is equipped with a pair of SC-type connectors – (only one in SFS mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M /SMR13/15 models). Do not remove the protective covers on the fiber connectors until you are ready to connect the fiber optic cables. Power should be connected before attaching the fiber optic cables. When dealing with fiber optic cables, it is essential to ensure that the TX at one end of the link is connected to the RX at the other end of the link. Some duplex fiber optic cables are color coded to help monitor the direction of data transmission. If the fibers are not coded, special attention must be paid to ensure a proper connection. Important note: in SFS models use APC type jumpers/pigtails to connect the unit to the fiber plant. Using other connectors may result in false front panel indications due to excessive reflections.
CAUTION Radiation emitted from a fiber optic connector may be hazardous to human vision. Therefore, the following rules must be strictly observed All single-mode (SM) models are
CLASS I LASER PRODUCTS And must be handled with special care . When not in use, keep the fiber optic connector closed using its protective cover. Never stare directly into the fiber optic connector of a powered device or into the end of a fiber connected to it.
11 – Twisted Pair Cable Connection Since each of the mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M RJ-45 two ports supports: full autonegotiation, auto-polarity and auto-cross, you can simply connect any device to any port by using a standard straight or crossed cable. You may need to force an operation mode other than auto-negotiation; refer to section 12. (Configuration switches) Use a shielded Cable Type 5 or higher grade, up to 100m (330ft) long to ensure proper operation at 100Mbps. Rules: Normally with the same type of TP ports (MDI-X < > MDI-X, or MDI > < MDI) use a crossover cable. With different ports (MDI-X < > MDI) use a straight cable. The mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M products support Auto-Crossover: the RJ45 port has the intelligence to sense the type of cable which has been connected to it and will automatically configure itself to either MDI or MDI-X connectivity mode
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12 – DIP Switches setting The mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M is equipped with an array of 10 DIP switches marked “MODE SETUP” (front panel) that facilitate the proper setting of the device and individual ports. Shaded areas indicate factory default setting. Use a small tool (pen tip or a tiny flat-head screwdriver) to set the switches.
Switch No. 1 2 3 4
Function TP port #1 Fault Propagation TP port #1 AutoNegotiation TP port #1 10/100
Up Position Enable
Down Position
Disable
Enable
10Mbps (Forced) HDX
100Mbps (Forced) FDX
Enable
Disable
Disable
Enable
Disable
10Mbps (Forced) HDX
100Mbps (Forced) FDX
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TP port #1 HDX / FDX TP port #2 Fault Propagation TP port #2 AutoNegotiation TP port #2 10 / 100 TP port #2 HDX / FDX Reset
Operation
Reset
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Disable
Enable
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Comments
Reset momentarily (move down then up) following any setup change Disables FEF for both FEF FX ports and FP (overrides 1,5)
Important: following any connection or setup change you must reset the device by either using S9 or by disconnecting power and reconnecting it after few seconds
13 – Management (mS. CON2M ONLY) The mS. CON2M is a SNMP managed device. Management capabilities are: a. Out-of-Band with any terminal emulation program (RS232 port, front panel) b. In – Band management. c. Supported MIBs: MIB II (RFC1213 and RFC1215), and FibroLAN’s private MIBs. d. The mS. CON2M converters may be managed from any SNMP management station running popular management platforms (e.g. FibroLAN’s MetroView , HP OpenView, SNMPc, etc). Refer to the: “Managing your mS. CON2M “User and Installation Guide for more details and management procedures 14
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14 - Troubleshooting It is recommended to disable FEF and FP prior to execute the following procedures (DIP Switch # 10 UP position) Problem No power
Indication
Corrective Action
Check that the power supply cable is firmly connected to the device and to the wall power socket. Check that the AC input power source is between 100 and 240VAC. Network problems No communication On the “mode setup switches”, check that S9 is in on network the UP position. (Normal operation) Reset the device using S9 Any problem related to FX-1 Set device to TEST mode (S10 UP), reset device or FX-2 ports (S9). If problem not solved remain in TEST mode and proceed with troubleshooting TP links not working Check proper setting of DIP switches Link LED not lit Check that the connected device is working properly in auto negotiation mode. Check that the connection cable is well connected at both ends. TP link not working at 100M Both Link LED and On the “setup mode switches”, check that respective when mS. CON2 connected to 100BaseTX LED switches S2 and S6 are in down position (Auto100Mbps or 10/100Mps not lit Negotiation mode) Disable momentarily the Fault device Propagation (S1 and S5 Down position) Check that the connected device is working properly in Auto-Negotiation mode. Check the interconnection between the mS. CON2 and the device. TP link not working at 10M Link LED not lit If suspected port is 1 or 2, move respective switch when the mS. CON2 (S3 or S7) to Up position connected to 10M device Reset the device using S9 (copper side). Check the interconnection between the mS. CON2 and the device. mS. CON2 not recognizing full FDX LED not lit Verify that connected device is FDX capable and set duplex to FDX properly. If HDX then the indication is correct. Check Link/Activity LEDs Check the interconnection between the mS. CON2 and the device. Fiber link not working Link LED) not lit Move S10 to UP position, now you can separate both directions (outgoing and incoming) to isolate failure (coordinate with remote device operator) Check that the receive fiber is properly connected to the transmit port of the remote fiber device AND the transmit port to the receive port of the remote device. Check that the fiber optic power is higher than -30 dBm on the receive fiber connector at the mS. CON2 end. Check that remote device’s receive port is properly connected to the transmit fiber optic port of the mS. CON2 Power LED not lit
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Problem Fiber link not working
Indication Link
LED
Corrective action
OFF Incoming fiber path OK, outgoing fiber path failed.
while corresponding To verify disable FEF (set S10 to UP position) and
Improper network traffic
FDX LED ON proceed troubleshooting Runt and late Reset the device using S9 collision Check configuration (section 12) on the “mode setup switches”. Check that both ends of F/O link are set to same mode (Half Duplex OR Full Duplex).
If the problem persists after carrying out the above procedure, do the following: exchange 2 different channels with one another (both copper and fiber connections), and re-perform the requested setup. If that has solved the problem, send your mS. CON2/M2 for repair. If the problem still persists, there is probably some sort of general network failure. Call your network support for assistance. (or call Fibrolan Technical Support:
[email protected]; Tel: +972-4-9591717; Fax: +972-4-9591718) Make sure to provide the following information: • Date and place of purchase, from whom, original invoice • The serial number and Firmware revision of the mS. CON2/2M device • The configuration of the equipment that is connected to the mS. CON2/2M and the sequence of events leading to the problem. • Actions already taken and status files. • Software revision levels of the installed equipment.
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15 – Specifications for mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M Standard Compliance IEEE 802.3u, IEEE802.1p, 100Base-TX, 100Base-FX, 10Base-T, FDX flow control (IEEE 802.3x), and HDX back pressure flow control. MIBs: MIB II (RFC1213, RFC1215), and FibroLAN private MIBs. Conversion Method: BMD (Buffered Media Domain)
100BaseTX ports (x 2)
Shielded RJ-45 connector Supports Auto-negotiation 100m over UTP/STP 100ohm cat.5 cable Auto-polarity correction Auto-crossover 10/100BaseTX, HDX /FDX (DIP switch selection) Fault Propagation selection per TP port (DIP switch selection)
100Base-FX ports (x2)
1310nm multi-mode, SC (ST optional) connectors. Optional Single Mode Optional Single-Fiber-Strand models Distance: 2000m (6500ft) when used in pairs (15Km in SM, and SFS) Full/half duplex (DIP switch selection) Output power: -18dBm multi-mode Single-mode: -16 dBm Input sensitivity: Multi-mode: -32dBm Single mode: -30 dBm Far End Fault signaling and detection
Diagnostics
F/O ports: Link/Activity, FDX Per each TP port: Link/Activity, FDX, 100Mbps Power, Test mode
Controls F/O ports: FDX (default setting) TP ports 1-2: A/N, 10M/100, HDX/FDX, Fault Propagation selection per TP port
System: Reset, link test, enable/disable FEF and FP Environmental /Physical Power supply: mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M mS. CON2 / mS. CON2M -48:
100 ÷ 240 VAC, 50 ÷ 60 Hz 36-72 VDC
• Power consumption:
15W max.
• Operating temperature
0 ÷ 45°C (32-113°F)
• Extended Temp. Range - optional • Storage temperature:
-30°÷ 65°C (-22° ÷ 149°F)
• Humidity:
10 ÷ 90% non-condensing
• Safety:
UL 60950, EN60950
• Emissions:
FCC part 15, Subpart B, Class A; ICES 003:1997, Class A; EMC Directive 89/336/EEC – EN55022, EN55024
Dimensions and weight
220x150x45mm (8.7”x5.9”x1.6”) 0.9kg (2lb) max.
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Warranty Limitation FibroLAN warrants the equipment to be free from defects in material and workmanship, under normal and proper use and in its unmodified condition for 24 months (unless otherwise agreed upon) from FibroLAN to its distributor. FibroLAN’s sole obligation under this warranty shall be to furnish parts and labor for the repair or replacement of products found by FibroLAN to be defective in material or workmanship during the warranty period. Warranty repairs will be performed at the point of manufacture. Following an authorized repair, the device shall be under warranty throughout its original period but not less than 3 months. Warranty shall be void in case where unauthorized attempts to repair or disassemble/modify the device are evident. You must claim repairs or replacements under this warranty only from the reseller from which you have purchased the device, however you may refer directly to FibroLAN Ltd. to claim the warranty providing reasonable proof that the reseller ceased operation and/or unreasonably refused to provide you with the service. In such case you provide to FibroLAN the serial number of the device, date purchased, full details of reseller from whom the device was purchase and a copy of an invoice or another proof of the purchase. Thanking you in advance for your cooperation
This document and the information contained herein are proprietary to the manufacturer and are furnished to the recipient for use in operating, maintaining and repairing manufacturer equipment. The information within may not be utilized for any purpose except as stated herein, and may not be disclosed to third parties without the written permission from the manufacturer. The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to any technical specifications in order to improve reliability, function and design.
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