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Operating Manual 

MAN_EL-1000-4GM 

Version: 

2.6.1 

/    01.02.2021 

Authorized by: 

T.W. 

Page 40 of 77 

 

 

Figure 106) automatically with the help of the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) or adjust 

the settings manually. 

 

 

Automatic 

In order to receive a configuration for the IP-Address, the subnet mask and the standard gateway 

from a server working in the network with the corresponding functionality, activate the DHCP client 

function. 

After  you  have  saved  the  settings  by  clicking  the  apply  button,  the  device  sends  a  query  to  the 

network and accepts the configuration received by the DHCP server. Because the device has now 

received a new IP address, it is no longer able to be reached via the previously configured IP. Please 

contact your network administrator to receive a new IP address. 

 

Manual 

If your network does not possess a DHCP or BootP server, or if the settings should be made by hand, 

then select the manual IP configuration via the top area of the screen. Please check exactly which 

settings you change so that problems involving duplicate IP addresses do not result, since these could 

have a negative influence on the entire network. The format of the IP address, the subnet mask, and 

the gateway must be entered in decimal point format. The following settings are required: 

 

 

IP address: Please note that the set IP address must be able to be reached from your PC so that 

you can connect again with the device in order to make additional settings. 

 

Subnet mask: Enter the subnet mask IP address; this separates the IP  address into a network 

component and a device component. This specifies which IP addresses are able to be reached 

in the network and which addresses are located in other subnets and only accessible via routers. 

 

Gateway: Specify the standard gateway of switches. The gateway is used to communicate with 

devices outside of the subnet.   

 

PROFINET-DCP 

If you configure the device in a profinet project the IP-Address is set with the DCP-Protocol by the 

Profinet-Controller  depending  on  the  device  name.  If  the  device  has  an  active  connection  to  a 

Profinet-Controller it is not possible to set the IP-Address in the Webinterface. 

Summary of Contents for e-light-1000-4GM

Page 1: ...2021 Authorized by T W Page 1 of 77 e light 1000 4GM Art No 0510X 10 XX XX eks Engel FOS GmbH Co KG Schützenstrasse 2 4 57482 Wenden Hillmicke Germany Tel 49 0 2762 9313 600 Fax 49 0 2762 9313 7906 E mail info eks engel de Internet www eks engel de ...

Page 2: ...ians the devices do not contain any components that must be maintained by the customer The ETHERNET connections are only intended for connection to computer networks LANs and must not be connected to telephone networks or telecommunication lines Personnel requirements Installation and commissioning of the EL 1000 4GM may only be completed by trained personnel who are familiar with this operating m...

Page 3: ... standard and standardizing documents in the currently applicable version DIN EN61000 6 2 Electromagnetic compatibility EMC part 6 2 Generic standards Immunity for industrial environments DIN EN55032 cl A 2016 2 Information technology equipment Radio disturbance characteristics Limits and methods of measurement Warning This is a class A product It may cause radio disturbances in living areas in th...

Page 4: ...lication for configuration Redundant voltage supply 12 VDC to 60 VDC with reverse voltage protection Monitoring of individual input voltages via configurable alarms Two relay contacts controlled via configurable alarms 10BASE T 100BASE TX RJ45 and 100BASE FX MM or SM PHY and MAC completely compatible to IEEE 802 3 IEEE802 3u and IEEE 802 3x Auto MDI MDI X crossover function for 100BASE T and 10BAS...

Page 5: ...Page 5 of 77 Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP Update save and back up the system configuration via TFTP HTTP and USB Profinet Conformance Class B Netload Class III Note Depending on the version of the programmed software devices can be delivered featuring other functions ...

Page 6: ...Intended use 2 Personnel requirements 2 Voltage supply 2 Laser equipment safety 3 CE conformity 3 Foreword 4 Overview of the EL 1000 4GM product family 4 Properties 4 1 Table of contents 6 2 Hardware Description 11 2 1 Front view 11 2 2 Reset button 12 2 3 DIP switches 12 2 4 LED displays 12 2 5 Ports 15 2 5 1 RJ 45 ports 15 ...

Page 7: ... 2 7 Dimensions 19 3 Config Mode 20 3 1 Config Mode usage 20 3 2 Config Mode options 21 3 2 1 Overview 21 3 2 2 Leave without changes 22 3 2 3 Activate default IP settings 22 3 2 4 Delete IP settings 22 3 2 5 Block access to the Management interface 22 3 2 6 Allow access to the Management interface 22 3 2 7 Disable Profinet functionality 22 3 2 8 Enable Profinet functionality 22 4 Network topologi...

Page 8: ...2 System login 27 5 3 Web interface 28 5 3 1 Menu bar 28 5 3 2 Information bar 28 5 4 System information 29 5 4 1 Status and diagnosis 29 5 4 2 Alarms Notifications 29 5 4 3 Port statistics 32 5 4 4 Syslog messages 34 5 4 5 Link Layer Discovery protocol topology 36 5 5 Basic settings 39 5 5 1 IP configuration 39 5 5 2 Password 41 5 5 3 Time setting 42 5 6 Port configuration 45 ...

Page 9: ...rotocol RSTP 49 5 8 Industrial Protocols 54 5 8 1 Profinet 54 5 9 Switching 55 5 9 1 IGMP Snooping 55 5 9 2 VLAN 802 1Q 56 5 9 3 Quality of Service QoS 59 5 9 4 Rate Control 61 5 10 Access 63 5 10 1 Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP 64 5 11 Maintenance 66 5 11 1 Backup 66 5 11 2 Restore 66 5 11 3 Restore via USB stick 68 5 11 4 Firmware update 68 5 11 5 Factory settings 70 5 11 6 Reboot 70 ...

Page 10: ...L 1000 4GM Version 2 6 1 01 02 2021 Authorized by T W Page 10 of 77 5 11 7 Licenses 70 6 Instructions for troubleshooting 72 7 Technical specifications 73 8 GPL LGPL guarantee and liability exclusion 74 9 Table of figures 76 ...

Page 11: ...ovide information concerning the current status of the devices In addition to USB data line connections and the RS232 line for configuration there is also a reset button for resetting the device to the factory settings in case of an unknown IP address and a labeling field for entering the programmed IP address 2 1 Front view Figure 1 Front view of the EL 1000 4GM switch with 2 LWL transceivers ...

Page 12: ...l value Hold down the button for 10 seconds The switch resets the complete configuration to the standard settings and signals this after shutting off all LEDs briefly 2 3 DIP switches Devices manufactured up to 31 07 2018 had a 9 pin DIP switch on the front without function From 01 08 2018 manufactured EL 1000 4GM devices are delivered without DIP switches 2 4 LED displays The front panel of the s...

Page 13: ...does not possess sufficient voltage VDC2 Green The VDC2 connection possesses sufficient voltage 12VDC Off The VDC2 connection does not possess sufficient voltage Ring Green The switch is the manager in the MRP ring Off The switch is not the manager in the MRP ring Status Green Profinet AR Status Online Off Profinet AR Status Offline Fault Red Configured alarm active Off No alarm condition fulfille...

Page 14: ...ort Green Connection available Blinking Sending or receiving packets Off No connection FDX Copper port RJ45 Green Full duplex mode Off No connection LNK ACT off or half duplex LNK ACT on LNK ACT Copper port RJ45 Yellow Connection available Blinking Sending or receiving packets Off No connection available Table1 LED description ...

Page 15: ... and the same fiber type With the exception of Bidi transceivers which cannot send and receive simultaneously via one fiber the transmitters of a device must always be connected with the receiver of the opposite device and vice versa 2 5 3 Wiring Use twisted pair cable of category 5 or better to connect the RJ 45 ports The electrical connection cable between the switch and the connection partner s...

Page 16: ...nections are stable Note Please note the corresponding cable cross section of at least 0 5 mm2 or 12 24 AWG during wiring 2 5 5 Failure relay connection Between the terminals labeled there is a potential free fault relay contact The relays act as alarm receivers and can be connected in the software with different alarm triggers Depending on the configuration they activate for example in case of a ...

Page 17: ...devices onto the top side of the rail Figure left and then press downward against the spring force in the top hat rail clip 1 and then into the assembly plate 2 The top hat rail fastener locks via spring force 3 as depicted in the Figure right Figure 3 Installation on DIN mounting rail To remove the device from the DIN rail press the housing down overcome the spring force of the DIN rail clip then...

Page 18: ...mperatures above 60 C measurements must be taken to check how severely the plug connectors of the cables used heat up Use of special cables that are suitable for ambient temperatures above 80 C may be required Note In case of use on ships EL 1000 4GM switches may not be fastened with the top hat rail fastener on a 35 mm rail The top hat rail does not provide secure mounting On ships EL 1000 4GM sw...

Page 19: ...AN_EL 1000 4GM Version 2 6 1 01 02 2021 Authorized by T W Page 19 of 77 2 7 Dimensions Fehler Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden zeigt die Abmessungen des EL 1000 4GM Figure 4 Dimensions of the EL 1000 4GM switch ...

Page 20: ...it active the green Ring LED starts flashing To switch between the different available options the reset button has to be tapped again With each tap the mode switches on until the last option is active If the button is pressed again the Config Mode switches back to the first option To leave the Config Mode the reset button has to be pressed for at least 2 seconds without being released Once the Co...

Page 21: ... 1 Overview Falshing LEDs Meaning Ring Leave without changes Status Activate default IP settings Ring Status Delete IP settings Fault Block access to the Management interface Ring Fault Allow access to the Management interface Status Fault Disable Profinet functionality Ring Status Fault Enable Profinet functionality ...

Page 22: ... set to 0 0 0 0 The DHCP mode is deactivated 3 2 5 Block access to the Management interface Upon activation of this option the following changes will be made The device s IP address subnet mask and default gateway are set to 0 0 0 0 The DHCP mode is deactivated All Profinet functionality is disabled 3 2 6 Allow access to the Management interface Upon activation of this option the following changes...

Page 23: ...ious protocols in addition to use in star shaped switched Ethernet networks and in redundant networks such as meshed networks or rings 4 1 Star structure Classic Ethernet star structures see Figure 5 can be networked using devices in the EL 1000 4GM product family without additional configuration The devices are immediately ready to function Figure 5 EL 1000 4GM in a star shaped network ...

Page 24: ...protocol RSTP enables any Ethernet structures to be built for example as displayed in Figure 2 STP and RSTP break these structures up into a tree structure and reconfigure this tree structure in case of changes to the topology The reconfiguration time is typically less than 1 s for Rapid Spanning Tree Figure 2 EL 1000 4GM in a meshed network ...

Page 25: ...Redundancy Protocol as per IEC 62439 MRP ring which enables the system to recover from network failures within 200 ms or less The MRP ring increases the reliability of the network in this way Figure 3 shows an example for use with ring functionality The switch can be configured as Manager and Client Figure 3 EL 1000 4GM in a ring shaped network ...

Page 26: ...word admin Alternatively to administrator access guest access with fewer permissions and adjusted menu guidance is also available The guest user does not have access to the switching and maintenance functions and their sub items The access data are User name guest Password guest Note Please change the passwords of the admin and guest users before you use the device in your network With factory set...

Page 27: ...er 2 Enter the configured IP address of the EL 1000 4GM switch used by you and then press the Enter key 3 The login mask of the device now appears on the screen Figure 8 Login Window 4 Select the desired menu language 5 Now enter the user name and password 6 Press the Enter key or click Login You will now enter the web interface for the switch ...

Page 28: ...ables you to access the individual screens and complete settings there The menu items displayed are divided into additional sub items 5 3 2 Information bar The information bar shows you the device type Profibus name location and the IP address The current user is shown under the logout button on the right end of the bar By pressing the button you can log out and lock the webgui of the device The h...

Page 29: ...otifications The menu item alarms notifications is used to define alarm triggers and alarm receivers Alarm triggers indicate which alarms of the software should be observed If alarms occur for which an alarm trigger is defined then a log entry will be created and the Fail LED will be activated In turn alarm receivers connected with the alarm trigger are informed or activated Alarm triggers include...

Page 30: ... and linked to the alarm trigger in this way The following alarm triggers are possible The Ethernet ports can trigger an alarm in case of activity inactivity and status change The optical ports may also report a weak signal in addition to activity inactivity and a status change Alarms can be configured if an upper temperature limit is exceeded or if a lower temperature limit dropped below The inpu...

Page 31: ... network management protocol SNMP the generated error messages of the device which acts as agent are sent to the management station which IP address is specified in the field Trap receiver IP The receiver will not send acknowledgement messages So there is no guarantee that the trap receiver received the information Furthermore you have to define a community string to ensure the communication betwe...

Page 32: ... confirmed by clicking the Create button With the Button Send test email you can verify if the email setup works before the alarm receiver is created In the lower part of the screen the alarm receivers can be assigned to previously added alarm triggers Figure 61 Adding an alarm receiver 5 4 3 Port statistics The port statistics screen Figure 72 provides information about the data traffic on the in...

Page 33: ...kets are detected and discarded in this way The total number of all collisions and the late collisions are displayed in the collisions column The packets up to bytes column provides information about the number of packets in diverse sizes In this case the number of packets received up to 64 127 255 511 1023 or 1518 bytes in size is recorded Update and reset the values In the status bar arranged ab...

Page 34: ...4GM Version 2 6 1 01 02 2021 Authorized by T W Page 34 of 77 Individual columns can be hidden or sorted for this purpose using pull down menus in the table labels Figure 72 Port statistics 5 4 4 Syslog messages The Syslog messages ...

Page 35: ...slog server in decimal points and save the settings using the apply button that appears below Please check if the server is able to be reached and if the messages are being saved in a file Update export and reset the entries The following buttons are available for this Using the update button in the status bar arranged above the table the table can be reloaded The CSV export button creates a CSV f...

Page 36: ...mation between neighboring devices On every device that supports the LLDP a software component operates as the so called LLDP agent This sends information in periodic intervals concerning the actual status and receives information from neighboring devices permanently Because this occurs independently of each other the LLDP is also referred to as a one way protocol Before sending the information no...

Page 37: ...s given in SNMP MIB2 These values are read only The Chassis ID is the assigned Profinet device Name In case no device name is assigned the MAC Address is transmitted The IP Address is automatically set to the current device IP LLDP interval The LLDP interval parameter can be used to specify the time intervals in seconds in which the device sends its own LLDP telegram to the neighboring devices ...

Page 38: ... protocol LLDP On Off switch The LLDP can be switched on or off using the switch Save settings The settings can be saved by clicking on the Apply button under the LLDP interval setting If the Cancel button is clicked the new settings are discarded Both buttons are only visible when a setting on the page has been changed ...

Page 39: ... you an additional option for identifying the device Contact partner A contact partner responsible for the device can be saved in the third field The input fields are configured so that up to 50 characters can be used At least one character has to be set The use of special characters is possible The location is displayed in the information bar in the above right and helps you to assign the web int...

Page 40: ...check exactly which settings you change so that problems involving duplicate IP addresses do not result since these could have a negative influence on the entire network The format of the IP address the subnet mask and the gateway must be entered in decimal point format The following settings are required IP address Please note that the set IP address must be able to be reached from your PC so tha...

Page 41: ...e user names and rights of the administrator and guest are specified permanently and cannot be changed The following form fields are available New password Please enter the password specified by you in this field for the previously selected user Please also note the instructions for providing passwords in the section below Confirm the password To ensure that you have entered your password correctl...

Page 42: ...sswords that are as complex as possible Combine letters numbers and special characters Use lower case and capital letters Your password should consist of at least eight characters Do not write down the passwords Figure 117 Change the password for administrator and guest access 5 5 3 Time setting The status bar in the top area of the screen for setting the time Figure 12 displays the system time an...

Page 43: ...s of a second redundant time server If the first server is not able to be reached then the time will be synchronized via this SNTP server Update interval Please enter the time intervals at which the device should synchronize with the time server here In this case note that the system time may possibly deviate severely from the real time in case of large time spans Time zone Please enter the time z...

Page 44: ... automatic changeover between winter and daylight savings time activate the daylight savings time option Beginning Define the date and time when summer daylight savings should start End Define the date and time that summer daylight savings should end and the time to change to normal time again Offset Please enter the time offset between summer daylight savings and the standard time ...

Page 45: ... or they provide an improved overview Figure 13 Overview of the port configuration table The following columns are displayed Port Indicates the port number which is also labeled on the enclosure P1 to P8 Type Indicates via the help symbol if the port is an RJ45 port or an optical port Activated The individual ports can be activated or deactivated here This specifies whether a port is able to be us...

Page 46: ... with output impairment if one link partner uses Auto Negotiation and the other is set permanently We recommend setting link partners permanently to one speed and one duplex mode MDI X The EL 1000 4GM switch may complete an auto crossover by default This means that the switch independently recognizes whether a subscriber is connected via a crossed or uncrossed cable Flow control The flow control e...

Page 47: ...oring is active then the port can be selected here to which the data should be duplicated The source port indicates from which ports sent TX or sent and received TX and RX data packets should be forwarded to the target port After you have set the respective parameters click the apply button to save and apply the settings Note Deactivate port mirroring in normal mode and only apply it for problem a...

Page 48: ...twork increased failure security and availability in case of faults 5 7 1 Media Redundancy Protocol MRP The Media Redundancy Protocol Figure 15 is a ring protocol for highly available networks The MRP switches form a ring via the two respective dedicated ports Exactly one switch in the ring is configured as a redundancy manager This redundancy manager uses special test packets to test the flow cap...

Page 49: ... only one manager can be used for each ring Figure 15 Media Redundancy protocol MRP 5 7 2 Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol RSTP The Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol RSTP Figure 16 and Figure 17 is a standardized method that can be used to establish network structures including a ring The protocol breaks the network into a logical tree and deactivates redundant paths or activates them as required The first...

Page 50: ...ws which port works as the root port i e the connection with the lowest path costs to the root bridge Root bridge ID The bridge ID is a combination of bridge priority and MAC address of a bridge The bridge with the lowest bridge ID is selected as the root bridge The Root bridge ID is the bridge ID of the selected root bridge Designated cost Path costs for root bridge Root bridge MAC address Displa...

Page 51: ...value must be between 0 and 61440 and a multiple of 4096 Changes to this value require a switch restart Hello Time The time in which the switch sends a BPDU packet Bridge Protocol Data Unit to check the current status of the RSTP A time between 1 s and 10 s can be entered The basic setting for the Hello Time is 2 s TX Hold Count The maximum number of hello packets of an interval transferred Betwee...

Page 52: ...e and processes BPDUs Bridge Protocol Data Units RSTP protocol packets Listening Discards packets does not learn addresses receives processes and transfers BPDUs Learning Discards packets learns addresses receives processes and transfers BPDUs Forwarding Forwards packets learns addresses receives processes and transfers BPDUs Disabled Discards packets does not learn addresses does not receive and ...

Page 53: ...ust be a multiple of 16 between 0 and 240 Costs The path costs from this bridge to the opposite bridge The costs can be between 1 and 200 000 000 Defined The costs of the connection to the root bridge can be specified to include cable lengths or maximum data rates Designed Calculated path costs Edge port Indicates a port that is connected directly with an end station These ports cannot cause loops...

Page 54: ...wnloadable configuration file offers the device description of the Profinet field device The file is in xml format can be downloaded directly from the device and is available from the manufacturer on request The file includes information needed during project planning with the Profinet controller Attention For proper operation in a Profinet network we highly recommend that the Quality of Service f...

Page 55: ...n Layer 3 of the OSI model and is extended by the Layer 2 protocol IGMP snooping Figure 19 IGMP snooping listens to the IGMP data traffic and learns via which ports the multi cast data must be sent IGMP snooping settings The following settings are displayed and can be adjusted VLAN ID IGMP snooping operates on VLAN basis and can be activated for each individual VLAN ID Fast Leaver If a multi cast ...

Page 56: ... 9 2 VLAN 802 1Q A virtual LAN VLAN is a group of ports that may be somewhere in the network but communicate as if they were in the same area VLANs can be used to separate departments R D marketing applications e g E mail or multi cast groups for video transfers which thereby simplifies network management In case of VLAN as per 802 1Q Ethernet data packet feature a VLAN tag an extension which incl...

Page 57: ...fication number is clearly assigned to a VLAN VLAN IDs between 1 and 4094 are possible VLAN name Any name for the VLAN VLAN packets are sent to untagged ports without a VLAN tag VLAN packets are sent to tagged ports with a VLAN tag Figure 20 VLAN 802 1 Use the delete button to remove any VLANs except for the default VLAN VLAN ID 1 ...

Page 58: ...ets are exported on The data of the default VLAN is exported to all ports while the data of other VLANs are only exported to ports that are assigned to the VLAN with the VLAN ID of the data packets If the data packets are sent with or without a VLAN tag is decided by the type of port assignment to the VLAN If a port is assigned to a VLAN tagged then data packets are sent with the VLAN ID of the VL...

Page 59: ...e exit corresponding with a priority mode strictly and weighted Figure 21 Quality of Service Priority process The following priority processes can be selected Port based only The priority takes place exclusively based on the port priority Class of Service CoS only The priority takes place based on the CoS fields in the VLAN tag of the data packets Non VLAN packets are guided to the priority queue ...

Page 60: ...n packets from the next lower priority queue are sent 8 4 2 1 weighted sequence After 8 packets in the highest priority queue have been sent 4 packets in the second highest 2 packets in the third highest and 1 packet in the lowest priority queue will be sent This approach avoids extreme waiting times for packets with the lowest priority Note If Quality of Service is used the flow control must be s...

Page 61: ... are only sent to one subscriber Figure 22 Rate Control settings The following settings can be made Port Indicates the port number Type of incoming packets Indicates which types of data packets should be limited All All packets are limited Broadcasts Only broadcast packets are limited Multi casts Only multi cast packets packets to receiver groups are limited Unknown Unicasts Only Unicast packets f...

Page 62: ...of 77 Limit outgoing packets The data rates limits for outgoing packets These always relate to all packet types 128 kbps 256 kbps 512 kbps 1 mbps 2 mbps 4 mbps and 8 mbps are possible No limit is defined as a standard value The desired settings can be saved by pressing the apply button ...

Page 63: ...ponses to these ping packets are suppressed if you deactivate ping under access Device Identifier In order to be able to identify the device in a network cabinet it is possible with the Device Identifier to let the Status Fail Ring LED flash for 30 seconds Figure 23 Selection of access options Settings The time until automatic logout specifies how long a session remains in the web management witho...

Page 64: ...he devices also feature manufacturer specific MIBs with device specific information SNMP queries are sent from the management station with a so called community string which represents a simple access limit Responses are only provided for queries featuring a community string that matches a community string that is defined in the switch Because the community string is sent in plain text via the net...

Page 65: ...can be set here A name may feature a maximum 32 characters Read only Queries with this community string are answered but they cannot adjust settings at the switch Read and write Queries with this community string are answered and may adjust settings at the switch Remove Delete the community strings The EL 1000 4GM supports SNMP versions V1 and V2C Please select the desired version Save the setting...

Page 66: ... in other devices The device creates a file with all settings You have to store this file and can load it again to the device with the restore function In order to save the configuration via TFTP a TFTP server must be set up on a computer in the network Various TFTP server programs are available for download as freeware on the Internet Einstellungen TFTP TFTP Server IP address IP address of the TF...

Page 67: ... server Password Specifies whether the current password settings should be retained when restoring the configuration or whether they should be overwritten with the settings from the configuration file IP configuration Specifies whether the currently set IP address subnet mask and gate way should be retained or overwritten with the settings from the configuration file Press the button Start restore...

Page 68: ...t up again The file is remove after a successful restore process The password settings are always kept for this type of configuration If both files are present on the USB Drive the file configWithoutIp bin will be used 5 11 4 Firmware update The menu item firmware update can be used to update the firmware of the EL 1000 4GM Please only use firmware versions that are recommended by eks Engel FOS Gm...

Page 69: ...le will start and you can see the progress status When the upload has finished the progress window will close and you can check the name of the uploaded file in the field Filename Press the button Start Firmware update to install the new firmware on the device Update via USB To update the firmware by using the usb function store the file with the new firmware in an usb device and write down or rem...

Page 70: ...witch s program is stopped and the device is rebooted The reset switch on the front side of the device has the same function and restarts the software see section Reset button Alternatively you can switch both supply voltages of the switch on and off to complete a hardware reset 5 11 7 Licenses Manufacturer information If you have serious problems with the configuration of the device or questions ...

Page 71: ... on all licenses to be observed Profinet GSD file The GSD file describes the functionality of the EL 1000 4GM to integrate the device into the profinet environment The GSDML File generic station description markup language is a xml file which is language independent SNMP MIB file The SNMP MIB Simple Network Management Protocol Management Information Base file is available for download on the devic...

Page 72: ...ply One of the VDC LEDs must be glowing green Check the link act LEDs of the wired RJ45 sockets and the optical fiber cable transceiver If the connection is established the link LEDs will light up and they will flash in case data is being transmitted Check the wiring of the RJ45 sockets Select the correct network cable Use unshielded twisted pair UTP or shielded twisted pair STP for RJ45 connectio...

Page 73: ... 55032 Class A LED display Error LED red port LEDs yellow green voltage supply green ring LED green status LED green IEEE IEEE 802 3 10Base T Ethernet IEEE 802 3u 100Base TX und 802 3z Gigabit Ethernet IEEE 802 3ab 1000Base T Gigabit Ethernet IEEE802 1d spanning tree IEEE802 1w rapid spanning tree IEEE802 1p class of service IEEE802 1Q VLAN Tag Protocol PROFINET Class B Netload Class III Managemen...

Page 74: ...n The EL 1000 4GM switches from eks Engel GmbH Co KG referred to as eks in the following also include open source software components in addition to proprietary software The open source software is provided to you according to the conditions of the GNU General Public License GPL and the GNU Lesser General Public License LGPL free of license fees It was written by third parties and is subject to co...

Page 75: ...th the EL 1000 4GM hardware shall take place at your own risk without any liability claims against eks For more information about guarantee claims involving the authors of the open source software delivered with the EL 1000 4GM we refer to the GPL and the LGPL We exclude all liability for damage that results from any changes completed by third parties other than eks on parts of the software or the...

Page 76: ... Adding an alarm receiver 32 Figure 12 Port statistics 34 Figure 13 Syslog messages 36 Figure 14 Link Layer Discovery protocol LLDP 38 Figure 15 The basic settings of the EL 1000 4GM 39 Figure 16 Changes to the IP configuration 41 Figure 17 Change the password for administrator and guest access 42 Figure 18 Time settings configuration 44 Figure 19 Overview of the port configuration table 45 Figure...

Page 77: ...Operating Manual MAN_EL 1000 4GM Version 2 6 1 01 02 2021 Authorized by T W Page 77 of 77 Figure 30 Overview of currently available SNMP accesses 64 Figure 31 Settings for restoring a configuration 67 ...

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