SMC Networks EX122-SDN1, EX124D/U-SDN1, EX120-SDN1, EX121-SDN1 Trouble Shooting, Mod/Net Led

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6. Trouble Shooting

SMC CORPORATION Doc.No.EX##-OME0015

MOD/NET LED

Cause & Countermeasure

Lights off

PWR LED lights off

 

<Countermeasure>

 

Confirm that power for SI unit circuit is supplied.

 

Confirm correct wiring.

 

If above countermeasures do not improve status, please exchange SI unit.

 

PWR LED lights up

 

<Countermeasure>

 

Confirm that baud rate is set correctly.

 

If MOD/NET LED lights off in spite of baud rate is set correctly, change SI unit.

Green flashing

Connection waiting

 

Shows communication waiting status between SI unit and master.

 

<Countermeasure>

 

Confirm master operate correctly.

 

If using scan list, ensure slave is recorded to scan list correctly.

Red flashing

Communication wire disconnected error

 

<Countermeasure>

 

Confirm communication wire is not disconnected.

 

<Remark>

 

Red flashing if master power source is turned off during communication.

Red lights up

Node address overlapping error

 

<Countermeasure>

 

Confirm there is no overlapping on the node address.

 

BUS OFF error

 

Detects communication error.

 

<Countermeasure>

 

Case 1

 

Communication error due to noise.

 

Confirm there is no component or high voltage cable that generate noise

 

around communication wire.

 

Make some distances between communication wire and noise source.

 

Case2

 

Communication cable problem.

 

Confirm terminal resistance (121ohm) connects to the both ends of

 

communication wire that is main wire of communication wire.

 

If red MOD/NET LED is still lights up in spite of above countermeasures,

 

change SI unit.

CAUTION

When red MOD/NET LED is lit, even if cause is solved, SI unit do not do auto-recovery. In this case, please reset the power to SI unit circuit (Communication/Internal power supply).

SI unit isn’t available for monitoring of power supply for solved valve.

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Contents EX124D/U-SDN1 Contents Connection Safety instructionsGeneral specifications SpecificationsElectrical and network specifications SDN1Address +1 Wiring and SettingTrunk Branch line Thick cable Kbps 100m or less Kbps 250m or lessCable specification Canh Blue Low side of communication cable Ground / ShieldAddress SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6EX122-SDN1 Indication Contents LED indicator and Physical dimensionsGreen Lights up when power for DeviceNet line is supplied LED indication EX120-SDN1SI unit EX122-SDN1 SI unit EX121-SDN1SI unit EX124D-SDN1 SI unit EX124U-SDN1 EDS Electronic Data Sheet File MOD/NET LED Trouble Shooting

EX120-SDN1, EX122-SDN1, EX121-SDN1, EX124D/U-SDN1 specifications

SMC Networks has consistently been a key player in the networking hardware market, offering a range of products designed for various networking needs. Among their notable offerings are the EX124D/U-SDN1, EX122-SDN1, EX120-SDN1, and EX121-SDN1 models. Each of these network switches stands out with unique features and technologies that cater to different requirements in both enterprise and small to medium-sized business environments.

The EX124D/U-SDN1 is a robust Layer 2 managed Ethernet switch, designed to support network scalability and efficiency. It boasts a compact form factor with 24 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet ports and additional SFP ports for fiber connections, enabling high-speed data transfers and flexibility in network setup. Its user-friendly web management interface simplifies configuration and monitoring, while advanced features like VLAN support, QoS, and link aggregation facilitate optimal network performance.

Moving to the EX122-SDN1, this model focuses on cost-effective solutions without compromising essential functionalities. With 12 PoE+ (Power over Ethernet) ports, this switch is ideal for powering devices such as IP cameras and wireless access points while simultaneously ensuring reliable connectivity. The EX122-SDN1 also supports advanced security features including access controls and storm control, making it suitable for environments where network security is a top priority.

The EX120-SDN1 is engineered for small scale operations requiring efficient network management. It comes with 8 gigabit ports, allowing for high-speed connectivity in a compact design. This model is particularly noted for its energy-efficient features that comply with IEEE 802.3az, which reduces power consumption when devices are inactive. Additionally, it offers basic Layer 2 features making it an excellent choice for small offices.

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In conclusion, SMC Networks provides a diverse lineup of switches through the EX124D/U-SDN1, EX122-SDN1, EX120-SDN1, and EX121-SDN1. Each model is crafted with specific features that address different networking challenges, allowing businesses of various sizes to enhance their network infrastructure effectively. Whether it's for simple connectivity needs or a more sophisticated network environment, SMC Networks has a solution to fit the bill.