Installation — Continued
Switch set #2 - serial and ethernet options
Installation |
Switch set #2 - serial and ethernet options |
6 -
Up (Enabled) - The media converter “advertises” ALL rate and mode capabilities to the network:
•100 Mb/s full- or
•10 Mb/s full- or
The media converter brings up the Ethernet link to the highest speed and mode possible for all the attached network devices.
6
up |
Enable
down
Disable
9 - Transparent Link | 9 |
| up |
Up - Enable Link |
|
Down - Disable Link | Enable Link |
| down |
| Disable Link |
When selected,
down (Disabled) - The bridging media converter does not “advertise” the rate and mode capabilities to the network. Switch 7 and switch 8 are then used to set the speed and mode for the Ethernet link.
Note: Switch 7 and 8 are inactive if switch 6 is enabled (up).
The Transparent Link
It is important to remember that, although the Ethernet copper link has been disabled, the fiber link is still valid (4). Thus, there is no disruption to the transfer of T1/E1 or
7 - Ethernet speed
up
down
7
up |
Ethernet Speed = 100 Mb/s
local converter sends a loss signal over the fiber link
Local | 2 | Remote |
Media |
| Media |
down
Device
1
Converter |
| Converter |
|
3
Device
Ethernet Speed = 10 Mb/s
original fault on the Ethernet copper link
4 |
fiber link is still valid |
remote converter disables the Ethernet copper link
8 - Ethernet node
up
10 - Fiber |
|
Up - Disable fiber | 10 |
Down - Enable fiber | up |
|
down
In a
8
up |
down
The
port back to the transmit port. The fiber loop-
back test scenarios are described in detail on page 18.
The
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