3Com Hub 1000 SX manual Connecting a, GBIC Module, Installing and

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The gigabit interface connector (GBIC) port on the rear panel of the

Installing and Connecting a GBIC Module 2-7

Installing and

The gigabit interface connector (GBIC) port on the rear panel of the

Connecting a

Hub 1000 SX chassis accepts an optional 3Com GBIC module that

GBIC Module

permits connection to a Gigabit Ethernet device. GBIC modules must

 

be ordered separately in either single-packs or six-packs.

 

By inserting the appropriate GBIC module in the hub’s rear-panel uplink

 

port, you can use various types of cabling to connect the hub to LAN

 

devices. For example, you can use the 1000BASE-LX module to reach

 

much greater distances than is possible with 1000BASE-SX connections.

 

A sample GBIC module appears in Figure 2-4. Table 2-3 lists the types of

 

GBIC modules available from 3Com.

Figure 2-4Sample GBIC Module

Table 2-3GBIC Modules

 

3Com

Connector

 

Maximum Cable

Module Type

Part Number

Type

Cable Type

Length (Meters)

 

 

 

 

 

1000BASE-CX

3CGBIC4

HSSDC

Shielded balanced twinaxial STP

25

 

3CGBIC4-6PK

 

(coaxial jumper)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1000BASE-LX

3CGBIC2

SC

Long-wavelength fiber-optic

 

 

3CGBIC2-6PK

 

(1300 nm):

 

 

 

62.5/125 MMF

 

 

 

 

440

 

 

 

50/125 MMF

 

 

 

550

 

 

 

SMF

 

 

 

3000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1000BASE-SX

3CGBIC1

SC

Short-wavelength fiber-optic

 

 

3CGBIC1-6PK

 

(850 nm):

 

 

 

 

 

62.5/125 MMF

260

50/125 MMF

550

 

 

 

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Contents A member of the 3Com SuperStack II System SuperStack II Hub 1000 SXUser Guide UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT LEGENDS 3Com Corporation 5400 Bayfront Plaza Santa Clara, CaliforniaABOUT THIS GUIDE 1 INTRODUCTION CONTENTS2 INSTALLING THE HUB POST Messages A USING THE CONSOLE PORT3 MAKING CONNECTIONS FCC CLASS A VERIFICATION STATEMENT SPECIFICATIONSGLOSSARY INDEX 3COM CORPORATION LIMITED WARRANTY TECHNICAL SUPPORTPage FIGURES Page Port Configuration Menu TABLESPage Description ABOUT THIS GUIDEIcon Notice Typeand buttons CommandsSETDEFAULT !0 -IP NETaddr = Menu commandsGeneral Description INTRODUCTIONHub 1000 SX Operation Downlinksand Uplink Full-DuplexFlow Control Functions Features andSuperStack II Hub 1000 SX User Guide INSTALLING THE HUBHub Description The hub’s front and rear panels are shown in Figure Connecting the Hub Installing and4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 for the other side of the hub Type ConnectorTable 2-1 Downlink Connections Maximum CableStatus Table 2-2 Hub 1000 SX IndicatorsIndicator ColorThe gigabit interface connector GBIC port on the rear panel of the Connecting aGBIC Module Power Systems Using OptionalCabling Options Power ModulesTable 2-4 Advanced RPS Configuration Options A hub connects to a UPS unit through the hub’s AC power cordYou can connect a UPS unit to an Advanced RPS unit as long as you do not exceed the maximum wattage 325 watts for the UPS unit. To verify that the UPS unit’s maximum wattage is not exceeded, calculate the total power consumption of all units connected to the Advanced RPS. If the result is less than 325 watts, your configuration is safe if the result is greater than 325 watts, then there are too many units connected to the Advanced RPS Page Table 3-1 Gigabit Ethernet Maximum Cable Lengths MAKING CONNECTIONSconnecting to the network backbone. See Figure Power WorkgroupAggregating ServersYou can use the Hub 1000 SX downlinks to aggregate 10/100 Mbps SwitchesThe Hub 1000 SX does not support bandwidth aggregation trunking 3-4 CHAPTER 3 MAKING CONNECTIONS Figure 3-3 Aggregated Switches ConnectionThe best use of the hub uplink is as a backbone connection to a 3Com ConnectingFigure 3-4 Mixed Connection Solution Figure 3-6 Uplink Connection to a 10/100 Mbps SwitchTable 3-2 Troubleshooting Tips SymptomUSING THE CONSOLE PORT Console Port Connecting theWith Power RequirementsDisconnected from powerTo connect the console port when the hub is disconnected Connecting the Console Port A-3After 4 minutes of inactivity, the CLI logs off automatically Logging Onmessage, return the hub to the supplier Configuring PasswordPort Settings Changing theTo display the Port Configuration menu Table A-2 Port Configuration Menu Configuring Port SettingsA-8 APPENDIX A USING THE CONSOLE PORT Configuring Port Settings and be configured to receive pause frames Configuring Port Settings A-11 Table A-3 Hub Status Information DisplayingHub Status matrix, Y indicates yes and n indicates no. See Table A-3Displaying Hub Status A-13 A-14 APPENDIX A USING THE CONSOLE PORT Restoring the Factory Default SettingsChecking the Updating theFirmware Image entering optionXmodem-CRC To transfer the firmware image file log in again. To restart the file transfer, repeat steps 6 and during a firmware update, the CLI displays the following messageLogging Off While saving port settings or Table A-4 File Transfer Error MessagesTable A-5 Fatal Error Messages Environmental Operating Ranges SPECIFICATIONSPhysical Dimensions Page Online Technical ServicesBoard Service TECHNICAL SUPPORTC-2 APPENDIX C TECHNICAL SUPPORT Access by Analog ModemAccess by Digital Modem 1 408 654Local access numbers are available within the following countries 305 261 3266 Miami, Florida Santa Clara, CaliforniaCzech Republic/Slovak Central European HQTo obtain an RMA number, call or fax Page GLOSSARY transmission of light signals Carrier Sense Multiple Access/Collision Detection. Channel accesscable is based on CSMA/CD Carrier Sense Multiple Access/Collision access methodMbps IEEEincoming flow controlcontrol. See also asymmetric flow control, flow control, pause frame Numbers SymbolsINDEX Page Switch 9300 3-2, 3-3 Page SOFTWARE 3Com Corporation LIMITED WARRANTYSTANDARD WARRANTY SERVICE HARDWAREGOVERNING LAW FCC CLASS A VERIFICATION STATEMENTLIMITATION OF LIABILITY