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Cables to Go TE100-S55 manual Unpacking and Setup

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Unpacking and Setup

Unpacking and Setup

Now that you have a good understanding of the basic cabling rules, as well as your own network environment, you’re ready to integrate the TE100-S55 into the network.

The following sections describe how to install, connect and setup your new TE100-S55 .

UNPACKING

The TE100-S55 shipping carton should contain the following items:

•1 TE100-S55 unit

•1 AC power cord

•2 Mounting brackets

•1 RS-232 serial cable (6 ft)

•This User’s Guide

If any item is found missing or damaged, please contact your local TRENDware reseller for replacement.

Figure Chapter 2 -3, Contents of the TE100-S55 Package

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Cables to Go TE100-S55 manual Unpacking and Setup

Contents

Multifunction Switch/Router Model TE100-S55 for connecting 10Base-T, 100Base-TX, 100Base-FX and ISDN linksProXpressTM User’s GuideTrademarks FCC warningBulletin Board System Service and supportWorld Wide Web Site About this manual TE100-S55Table of Contents Chapter 3 CONFIGURING THE SWITCHChapter INTRODUCTIONAPPENDICES Chapter 5 DIAGNOSTICSINDEX Chapter 1 Introduction Fast Ethernet TechnologySwitching Technology Table Chapter 1 -1, Ethernet vs. Fast Ethernet10/100 Switching Technology Benefits of SwitchingIntroducing the TE100-S55 Refer to Appendix D page 49 for more detailRefer to Appendix E page 50 for more detailFeatures of TE100-S55 Chapter 2 Getting Started Cabling Rules and Site PreparationFigure Chapter 2 -1, Example of TE100-S55 wiring environment Figure Chapter 2 -2, 100Base-T cabling rules Unpacking and Setup UNPACKINGTHE FRONT PANEL ATTACHING CABLES MOUNTINGFigure Chapter 2 -5, Rack mounting a TE100-S55 POWER ON ADDING OPTIONAL MODULESCHECKING STATUS LEDS SOFTWARE SETUPFigure Chapter 2 -6, TE100-S55 status LEDs Chapter 3 Configuring the Switch IntroductionOut-of-Band Management ATTACHING TO THE RS-232 PORTVT100 TERMINAL Terminal StepVT100 Compatible PCVT100 terminalControl Settings Table Chapter 3 -2, TE100-S55 Settings for Out-of-Band managementSystem display User selectionUSER-SELECTIVE PARAMETERS From the Filtering Data Base menu, you can Disable, Forward or Block up to 16 MAC addresses for each port on the TE100-S55. This feature allows you to create a virtual LAN, filtering each segment for added performance Spanning Tree Algorithm Table Chapter 3 -3, User-selective STA parameters AT THE BRIDGE LEVEL AT THE PORT LEVEL TIMERS ILLUSTRATION OF STA Figure Chapter 3 -2, Before Applying the STA Rules Figure Chapter 3 -3, After Applying the STA RulesRoot Port Designated PortPage Chapter 4 SNMP Management Installing XPressView TO INSTALL XPRESSVIEWWHAT YOU NEED ProcessorStarting XPressView START FROM SCRATCHOPEN AN EXISTING ENVIRONMENT Operating XPressViewSELECT A DEVICE VIEW/MODIFY SWITCH CONFIGURATION MODIFY THE SPANNING TREE ALGORITHMMONITOR NETWORK TRAFFIC Display in TEXT format Display in GRAPHIC formatChapter 5 Diagnostics Power-On Self TestSystem Status LEDs System error LEDError Port error LEDSystem Diagnostic LEDs System Utilization LEDsPort Status LEDs Appendix A Switch Default setting AppendicesAppendix B RS-232 Pin Specification Appendix C RJ-45 Pin Specification The standard RJ-45 receptacle/connectorThe pin assignment for Category 5, 4-pair cross-over cable The Standard Category 3 cable, RJ-45 pin assignmentContact How to Install the 10Base-T module Appendix D 10Base-T ModuleHow to Install the 100Base-FX/TX module Appendix E 100Base-FX/TX ModulePage How to Install the ISDN module Appendix F ISDN ModuleAttach the ISDN phone line into the RJ-11 port of the ISDN module SWITCH SPECIFICATION Appendix G Hardware SpecificationsPORT SPECIFICATION 5 x 10/100Mbps LAN ports fixed 8 x 10Mbps LAN ports optional module1 x 100Base-FX/TX LAN port optional module 1 x ISDN WAN port optional moduleINDEX Modify the Spanning Tree Algorithm