Rose electronic CLK-4U2FM-500M, CLK-4U2FS-10KM manual Troubleshooting

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TROUBLESHOOTING

Figure 1 outlines the basic installation of the CrystalLink USB 2.0 Fiber extender. The installation steps below are a guide to properly install the units and cabling.

Transmitter

Receiver

 

Fiber Cable

Figure 1. Installation

USB 1.1 or 2.0

peripherals

Before you install the CrystalView USB 2.0 Fiber extender, it is recommended that you pre-plan you system layout, consisting of the placement of the computer, the routing of the fiber cabling, and the location of the USB device(s).

1.Connect the transmitters USB Type A cable connector to an unused USB port on the computer.

2.Connect the provided power adapter to the power jack on the receiver unit. Use only the furnished power adapter. Other power adapters may cause permanent damage to the receiver unit and void the warranty.

3.Connect the fiber optical cable to the transmitter’s and receiver’s Duplex LC connectors.

4.Connect the provided power adapter to a 100/240 V AC 50 – 60 Hz power source.

5.Install any required software to operate the USB device(s).

6.Connect the USB peripheral to the USB Type A connector on the receiver unit.

Verifying the installation

1.Check that the USB device is detected and installed properly in the operating system.

2.Verify that the CrystalView USB 2.0 extender has installed correctly by opening the Device manager and expand the USB controller section (click on the + sign). You should see the unit listed as a Generic USB Hub.

3.Verify the Power, Host, and Link LEDs are on and the Activity LED is blinking. If any LED is off, check the cabling.

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Contents Installation Operations Manual Limited Warranty FCC/IC STATEMENTS, EU Declaration of Conformity Table of Contents System introduction DisclaimerFeatures Package contentsRose Electronics web site About this manual Indicator LEDs ConnectorsCrystalLink USB 2.0 Fiber model Receiver Troubleshooting Operating Instructions SafetyAll LEDs on the transmitter or receiver are off Troubleshooting GuideLink LEDs on the transmitter and receiver are both off Host LED on the transmitter is offSafety Safety and EMC Regulatory Statements GroundingServicing Service Information ServiceAppendices Appendix A. General SpecificationsAppendix B. Part Numbers and Cables Use only the AC adapter providedStancliff Road Houston, Texas Phone 281