Lightwave Communications USB-Wizard manual Front Panel Configuration Switches

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Front Panel Configuration Switches

Table 1 * (default settings)

 

 

 

Switch

SW1

SW5

SW6

STAND-ALONE SWITCH

OFF*

OFF*

OFF*

SLAVE

ON

OFF

OFF

MASTER W/4-PORT SLAVES

OFF

OFF

ON

MASTER W/8-PORT SLAVES

OFF

ON

OFF

MASTER W/16-PORT SLAVES

OFF

ON

ON

Table 2 * (default settings) Master & Slave dip switch 2-4 Settings

SW2

SW3

SW4

Master with-

Slave Setting

OFF*

OFF*

OFF*

No Slave Attached

N/A

OFF

OFF

OFF

1

Slave attached

Slave #1

 

 

 

 

 

 

OFF

OFF

ON

2

Slaves attached

Slave #2

OFF

ON

OFF

3

Slaves attached

Slave #3

OFF

ON

ON

4

Slaves attached

Slave #4

ON

OFF

OFF

5

Slaves attached

Slave #5

ON

OFF

ON

6

Slaves attached

Slave #6

ON

ON

OFF

7

Slaves attached

Slave #7

ON

ON

ON

8

Slaves attached

Slave #8

These switch settings (Table 2) enable the slave to establish its identity (i.e. location in the group) to the Master.

Side Note: In a Master, the same switches are used to configure the Master for how many slaves are attached to it.

Note: All USB Wizard switches must be powered OFF during dip switch configuration

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Figure 7- Master-to-Slave Device Cable Connections

Limitations

¾All switches used as slaves must be the same size (all 8 port).

¾Up to 8 slaves be connected to form a maximum system size of 64 ports.

¾Slaves must be added to the master in order (slave #1 to master’s port 1, slave #2 to master’s port 2, etc).

Note: Master Port 1 (with an 8-port Slave connected to it) will become ports 1-8. Master Unit Port 2 (with a second 8-port Slave Unit connected) will become port numbers 9-16.

¾All USB Wizard switches must be powered OFF during dip switch configuration.

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