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24 and 16 Port 10/100Mbit/s
Ethernet Smart Switch II with
Optional Fibre Uplink Port
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Product User Guide
Introduction
This Tyco auto-negotiating high-speed Ethernet workgroup switch
with optional fibre uplink enables clusters of up to 24 users to have
high speed, low latency LAN connections to the corporate network.
Local management functions such as control of port speed, duplex
mode, QoS and VLAN membership are supported.
The Smart Switc
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24 and 16 Port Smart Switch II – User Manual Page 2 Package Contents Unpack the contents and verify them against the items below: - 1. 16 or 24 Port Ethernet Switch II 2. AC Power cord 3. Four rubber feet 4. Rack mounting kit (2 x brackets and 4 x screws) 5. RS-232 cable 6. Instruction manual If any item is damaged or missing, please contact your dealer. Product Number 0-1591093-x 0-1591047-x
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24 and 16 Port Smart Switch II – User Manual Page 3 Features: - ! 24 or 16 x Auto-sensing 10/100Base-T RJ-45 Ethernet ports ! 1 x Option slot for 100Mb/s and dual 1000 Mb/s uplink module. ! Meets IEEE 802.3, .3u and .3x Ethernet standards ! Uses store-and-forward switching to separate collision domains and abnormal packet filtering ! Local management using an RS232 console port ! Management enables detailed control of each port ! Auto-MDI/MDI-X su
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24 and 16 Port Smart Switch II – User Manual Page 4 Front Panel The front panel of the switch has 24 or 16 x RJ-45 Ethernet Ports, an optional fibre uplink port, a console management port and an array of LED indicators. Figure 1 – Switch with optional fibre module (SC Connector) fitted Ports ! RJ-45 Ports. These Ethernet RJ-45 ports support both shielded and unshielded cabling systems. The port auto-negotiates the 10/100Mbit/s network s
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24 and 16 Port Smart Switch II – User Manual Page 5 Installation Copper and Fibre Cabling Guidelines 1. The RJ-45 ports can be connected to unshielded twisted pair (UTP) or shielded twisted pair (STP) cabling systems compliant with the IEEE 802.3u 100Base TX standard for Category 5. The cable between the switch and the link partner device (router, hub, workstation, etc.) must be less than 100 metres long. 2. The 100 Fx
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24 and 16 Port Smart Switch II – User Manual Page 6 Desktop Installation 1. Locate the switch in a clean, flat and safe position that has easy access to AC power. Ensure that there is sufficient clearance around the switch to enable air circulation. 2. Fit the self-adhesive rubber feet to the underside of the switch. Installing The Switch Into a 19” Rack 1. Identify the required locations and ensure that there is at least 10cm clearance at the front and rear of the switch to allow
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24 and 16 Port Smart Switch II – User Manual Page 7 Completing the Installation When the switch has been installed as specified above, then the unit can be configured as detailed below: - 1. Apply AC power to the switch. The green Power LED on the front panel should light. 2. Connect the Cat. 5/5e twisted pair cables from the network partner devices to the RJ-45 ports on the front panel of the switch. When a connection is obtained, the green LK/ACT LED associated with the port w
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24 and 16 Port Smart Switch II – User Manual Page 8 Optional Fibre Uplink Port This switch can support one single or dual plug-in optical port that is located on slides in the front panel. Figure 2 – 100 Fx Plug-in SC option module Figure 3 Dual Gigabit Plug in module Figure 4 – Dual Gigabit Copper Module Product Number 0-1591093-x 0-1591047-x Issue 1 © Tyco Electronic
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24 and 16 Port Smart Switch II – User Manual Page 9 These option modules are installed as described on page 6. The following plug-in fibre modules are available as field installable accessories for this switch: - Product Part Number 100 Fx Module with SC multimode connectors 0-1591094-0 100 Fx Module with ST multimode connectors 0-1591095-0 100 Fx Module with SC singlemode connectors 0-1591096-0 Dual Gigabit Sx Multimode SC connectors 0-1591097-0 Dual Gigabit Lx Singlemode S
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24 and 16 Port Smart Switch II – User Manual Page 10 Programming The Switch The switch can be managed using a PC via the front panel RS232 console port and the supplied cable. When the connection between Switch and PC is complete, turn on the PC and run a terminal emulation program such as HyperTerminal and configure its communication parameters to match the following default characteristics of the console port: - Com 1 or Com 2 Baud Rate = 9600 bps Data Bits = 8
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24 and 16 Port Smart Switch II – User Manual Page 11 Press return key several times to view the main start-up screen :- Figure 6 - Main Menu Screen There are nine key controls in the main menu: - (1) = Port Status - lists the status and settings of the selected port (2) = Port Configuration - changes settings on a port (3) = Trunk configuration - changes trunk settings on the switch (4) = Trunk status - displays trunk settings of the switch (5) = QOS settings – chan
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24 and 16 Port Smart Switch II – User Manual Page 12 Port State This menu lists the entire port status of the switch. From the main menu type number 1 and the port status menu will be displayed. Figure 7 - Port Status Menu Speed Displays the speed that the port has connected at Duplex Displays if the port is connected at Full or Half Duplex Link Displays if the port is connected to active equipment Flow control Displays if flow control is enabled or disabled on a port Auto
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24 and 16 Port Smart Switch II – User Manual Page 13 Port Configuration This Menu allows for the configuration of all the ports on the switch. From the main menu select menu item 2 Port Configuration. The following menu is displayed: - Figure 8 - Port 1 Configuration The function keys are listed at the bottom of the page these are: - U - This moves the cursor up D - This moves the cursor down L - This moves the cursor Left R - This moves the cursor 1 - Moves up a page an
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24 and 16 Port Smart Switch II – User Manual Page 14 The configurable items are shown in the table below :- Port Selects the port to be configured Enabled Enables and disables the selected port Advertisement Configures the speed of the selected port or sets Speed the port for auto negotiation. Flow control Enables flow control on the selected port Rx Bandwidth Sets the received bandwidth on the selected port Tx Bandwidth Sets the transmitted bandwidth of the selected port T
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24 and 16 Port Smart Switch II – User Manual Page 15 Trunk Status This Menu shows if faults are present on trunks that have been configured. If 4 is selected from the main menu the following screen is displayed: - Figure 10 – Trunk Status screen If a port that is a member of a trunk group shows no link then an “x” is displayed next to the trunk group to which the port belongs. Use the Esc key to return to the previous menu. Product Number 0-1591093-x 0-1591047-x
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24 and 16 Port Smart Switch II – User Manual Page 16 QOS This menu can be used to configure the priority of traffic through the switch. Three types of QOS are supported: - 1. TOS/Diff Serv Priority -This allows the switch to prioritise traffic through the switch using the TOS/Diff Serv field contained in the IP packet. 2. 802.1p Priority - This allows the switch to prioritise traffic through the switch using the 802.1p priority tag in the MAC header. 3. Port Priority – This all
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24 and 16 Port Smart Switch II – User Manual Page 17 It is important that only one method of QOS is enabled on the switch at any one time. Enabling more than one method could cause unpredictable prioritisation of traffic. To enable TOS/Diff Serve priority then first highlight the TOS/Diff Serve field and press the space bar. This will then show enabled. To enable 802.1p priority highlight that field and press the space bar. This will then show enabled. To enable Port priori
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24 and 16 Port Smart Switch II – User Manual Page 18 Port Tagging Control This menu can be used to control the priority tag on Ethernet packets leaving the switch. This is set on a per port level. If option 6 is selected from the main menu then the following menu is displayed: - Figure 12 – Port Tagging Control There are 4 different settings for each port: - Disable – No change to the priority tag will occur. If the tag is set on incoming packets, then it will remain on any o
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24 and 16 Port Smart Switch II – User Manual Page 19 operation of the entire switch. By selecting item 7 from the main menu the following screen is displayed: - Figure 13 - System Control This menu has 4 separate items. Using the U/D keys each menu item can be selected and the Space bar can be used to change the menu item value. VLAN Function – This enables the VLAN functionality for the switch. If VLANs are disabled then regardless of the settings made in the VLAN Member Setu
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24 and 16 Port Smart Switch II – User Manual Page 20 Switch Name – This item can be used to name the switch. This name is then shown at the top of each menu. To action this menu item use the U/D key to highlight the switch name field and press the Space bar to action the field. A name (maximum 8 characters) can now be typed. Once the name is typed press the Enter key and the name will be changed. Broadcast Storm Filtering – To Enable Broadcast Storm Filtering highlight item 3 and
