Fujitsu 9045 user manual Dipswitches, Base2 and 10Base-T Dipswitch Settings Comments

10Base2 and 10Base-T

Dipswitches

On the back of the 10Base2 and 10Base-T interfaces, you will find a small window where you can access three dipswitches labeled 1, 2, and 3 (see Figure 1). The functions of the dipswitches are explained in Table 3.

Table 3. 10Base2 and 10Base-T Dipswitch Settings

Dipswitch	Comments
1	Reserved. This dipswitch is not for customer use and
	should be left in the “off” position.
2	Factory Defaults. With this dipswitch in the “on” posi-
	tion, the unit boots up with its factory default settings
	(including the default IP address) as if it were a new unit.
	This means the unit uses the factory default settings
	rather than the settings stored in EEPROM.
	With this dipswitch in the “off” position, the unit boots up
	using the settings in EEPROM rather than the default
	settings. This dipswitch is in the “off” position from the
	factory so the new settings you store will be used.
	NOTE: Setting this dipswitch “on” will not clear any
	settings you have stored in EEPROM. It simply
	boots the unit in a different state with the
	settings in EEPROM temporarily ignored.
	If you would like to return all the stored settings back to
	factory defaults, issue the save default or store tcpip
	from default commands at any point. Just remember to
	boot the unit with this dipswitch set to “off” so these new
	stored settings will be used.
3	Link Integrity Disable. This dipswitch determines
	whether link integrity is turned on or off on the unit. For
	example, it may be necessary to turn link integrity off if
	the unit is connected to an older hub. Link integrity is
	only applicable to the 10Base-T interface. The default is
	“off.”

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