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Cables to Go TE100-S55 manual

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•Unscrew and remove the cover slot from the front panel of the TE100-S55.

•Slide-in and securely screw the 100Base-FX/TX module into the open slot of the TE100-S55.

•Attach either the Fiber Optic cable or Cat 5 UTP cable to the 100Base-FX/TX module. Although this module is equipped with two ports, only one port may be used at one time.

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User’s Guide Multifunction Switch/Router Model TE100-S55for connecting 10Base-T, 100Base-TX, 100Base-FX and ISDN links ProXpressTMFCC warning TrademarksService and support Bulletin Board SystemWorld Wide Web Site TE100-S55 About this manualINTRODUCTION Table of ContentsChapter 3 CONFIGURING THE SWITCH ChapterChapter 5 DIAGNOSTICS APPENDICESINDEX Fast Ethernet Technology Chapter 1 IntroductionTable Chapter 1 -1, Ethernet vs. Fast Ethernet Switching TechnologyBenefits of Switching 10/100 Switching TechnologyIntroducing the TE100-S55 page 50 for more detail Refer to Appendix Dpage 49 for more detail Refer to Appendix EFeatures of TE100-S55 Cabling Rules and Site Preparation Chapter 2 Getting StartedFigure Chapter 2 -1, Example of TE100-S55 wiring environment Figure Chapter 2 -2, 100Base-T cabling rules UNPACKING Unpacking and SetupTHE FRONT PANEL MOUNTING ATTACHING CABLESFigure Chapter 2 -5, Rack mounting a TE100-S55 ADDING OPTIONAL MODULES POWER ONSOFTWARE SETUP CHECKING STATUS LEDSFigure Chapter 2 -6, TE100-S55 status LEDs Introduction Chapter 3 Configuring the SwitchATTACHING TO THE RS-232 PORT Out-of-Band ManagementPCVT100 terminal VT100 TERMINALTerminal Step VT100 CompatibleUser selection Control SettingsTable Chapter 3 -2, TE100-S55 Settings for Out-of-Band management System displayUSER-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 Designated Port Figure Chapter 3 -2, Before Applying the STA RulesFigure Chapter 3 -3, After Applying the STA Rules Root PortPage Chapter 4 SNMP Management Processor Installing XPressViewTO INSTALL XPRESSVIEW WHAT YOU NEEDSTART FROM SCRATCH Starting XPressViewOperating XPressView OPEN AN EXISTING ENVIRONMENTSELECT A DEVICE MODIFY THE SPANNING TREE ALGORITHM VIEW/MODIFY SWITCH CONFIGURATIONDisplay in TEXT format Display in GRAPHIC format MONITOR NETWORK TRAFFICPower-On Self Test Chapter 5 DiagnosticsPort error LED System Status LEDsSystem error LED ErrorSystem Utilization LEDs System Diagnostic LEDsPort Status LEDs Appendices Appendix A Switch Default settingAppendix B RS-232 Pin Specification The standard RJ-45 receptacle/connector Appendix C RJ-45 Pin SpecificationThe Standard Category 3 cable, RJ-45 pin assignment The pin assignment for Category 5, 4-pair cross-over cableContact Appendix D 10Base-T Module How to Install the 10Base-T moduleAppendix E 100Base-FX/TX Module How to Install the 100Base-FX/TX modulePage Appendix F ISDN Module How to Install the ISDN moduleAttach the ISDN phone line into the RJ-11 port of the ISDN module Appendix G Hardware Specifications SWITCH SPECIFICATIONPORT SPECIFICATION 1 x ISDN WAN port optional module 5 x 10/100Mbps LAN ports fixed8 x 10Mbps LAN ports optional module 1 x 100Base-FX/TX LAN port optional moduleINDEX Modify the Spanning Tree Algorithm