Chapter 2: Overview
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1 | (1) | Connects a standard Ethernet network drop using a | ||
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2 | (2) DB9 male connectors | Connects to | ||
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3 | (1) | Removable | ||
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4 | (2) Serial Port LEDs | Flashes green when data is being transmitted or received on the serial port. | ||
Lights steady green when the serial port is open. | ||||
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5 | (1) | Ethernet Link LED | Lights when a connection is made. | |
Flashes when there is data traffic on the Ethernet link. | ||||
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| Lights green continuously when the unit is initializing. | |
6 | (1) | Ready LED | Flashes once per second when the system is operating correctly. | |
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| Off when something is wrong, for example, another device uses the same IP address. | |
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7 | (1) | Reset button | Used to initiate a hardware reset, enter console mode, or reload factory defaults. | |
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2.4.3 4-Port Hardened Serial Server (LES424A)
Figures 2-5 and 2-6 show the front and side panels of the LES424A. Table 2-4 describes its components.
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