Bay Technical Associates Fiber Media Adapter manual Redundant Links

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Redundant Links

The BayStack 10BASE-FL RDN Media Adapter supports redundant links between Bay Networks BayStack Ethernet hubs, System 5000 hubs, and other Bay Networks hubs that support redundant links. If one fiber connection in a redundant pair breaks, the standby link automatically takes over in less than 10 microseconds. This redundant link feature allows you to build Ethernet dual-homing and mesh-type topologies. The port at both ends of the fiber connection must support Bay Networks remote signaling.

A jumper is used to set the redundant 10BASE-FL media adapter port to operate in redundant mode with a 10BASE-FL fiber port on another hub.

Active fiber link (Tx/Rx pair)

Standby fiber link (Tx/Rx pair)

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Contents Using the BayStack Ethernet Redundant Fiber Media Adapter Trademarks Introduction BayStack 10BASE-FL RDN Media Adapter 10BASE-FL RDN LEDs BASE-FL RDN Media Adapter LEDs Label Color MeaningRemote Signaling LED status combinations Hub LED Rem Rdn MeaningRedundant Enable Jumper Redundant Links 893-863-A Fiber Optic Cable Length Limitations 893-863-A Installing a Media Adapter in a BayStack Hub Make appropriate cable connectionsVerify the installation for the media adapter Bay Networks, Inc. One-year Limited Hardware Warranty Electromagnetic Emissions