Cabletron Systems CyberSWITCH CSX101, User'S Information Manual

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CyberSWITCH 100 Hardware Features
44 CyberSWITCH 100 Advanced User Information
Configuration Switches
The Configuration Switches are located under the CONFIG label on the rear panel of the router.
You may need to alter the Configuration Switches for upgrading software, for troubleshooting with
a service representative, for some ISDN configurations or if you must reset the login password.
More recent models have a six-segment switch. See the switch information tables which follow.
Four -segment Switches — Switches 1 and 2 are set in the UP position for the normal operation
of the router. If the switches are not set in the normal positions (as shown in Table 10 ) or if you
change the settings, reset them to continue normal operation. Switches 3 and 4 are for ISDN S/T
Interface termination.
Table 10 describes each Configuration Switch when in the UP (OFF) or DOWN (ON) position.
With both switches 1 and 2 in the DOWN (ON) position after the router has booted, the login
password is overridden allowing a forgotten password to be re-entered.
a. Switches 3 and 4 are shipped in the DOWN position. Switches 3 and 4 must be
changed together. These switches should be DOWN to terminate the bus when
the router is used in a point-to-point S/T bus configuration, the router is on one
end of a multi-point configuration or, in the U.S. with internal NT1 there are no
other devices on the S/T bus. These switches should only be UP when the
router is in a multi-point S/T bus configuration and is not at the end of the bus.
Table 10 Four-segment Switch Settings
Configuration Switch Settings Description
Switch 1
UP (Normal)
DOWN Normal Router Operation
Mode Maintenance Mode
Switch 2
UP (Normal)
DOWN Automatic boot
Manual boot
Switch 3
a
UP
DOWN (Normal) Disables terminators on the S/T interface
Enables terminators on the S/T interface
Switch 4
UP
DOWN (Normal) Disables terminators on the S/T interface
Enables terminators on the S/T interface