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Summary of Contents for TAP-100-2X16

Page 1: ...Port Dual Output Copper Tap TAP 100 2X16 HARDWARE GUIDE PN 2530040 September 2005 2005 Fluke Networks Inc All rights reserved Printed in USA All product names are trademarks of their respective compan...

Page 2: ...ce to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at one s own ex...

Page 3: ...e repair or replacement of a defective product which is returned to a Fluke Networks authorized service center within the warranty period To obtain warranty service contact your Technical Assistance C...

Page 4: ...EL DESCRIPTION 10 Front panel 10 Rear panel 10 11 SWITCH REMOVAL REPLACEMENT 12 TAP 100 2X16 section removal 12 13 Switch section replacement 13 DAISY CHAIN ADDRESSING 14 Connection instructions 14 15...

Page 5: ...a central location using Fluke Networks switch control software for Windows 9x NT 2000 XP following the procedure outlined in the Fluke Networks MANagents software guide AUDIENCE This hardware guide i...

Page 6: ...ical segments such as backbones server farms uplinks and top user workstations The TAP 100 2X16 affords the ultimate in network integrity The unique design of the TAP 100 2X16 allows for effortless up...

Page 7: ...unique in that the Network Type Insert or Non Insert and Etherate 10BASE T or 100BASE T for each port connection must be specified for each inline channel as described in the Software Installation sec...

Page 8: ...k appliance using a DRL366 3 tap cable The selected INLINE port data is output on pins 3 and 6 of the top TAP B port 5 Connect the bottom TAP B port to the other NIC of the same network appliance usin...

Page 9: ...elected INLINE port data is output on pins 3 and 6 of the top TAP A port The bottom TAP A port is connected to the other NIC of the same network appliance using a DRL366X 3 cross over tap cable The se...

Page 10: ...s of each insert channel The typical display described herein will be for the TAP 100 2X16 as shown in the examples below Figure 3 Connect the miniature 4 pin male quick lock power supply connector in...

Page 11: ...e 6 Switch status TAP B CHAN 12 TAP B is connected to insert channel port 12 Figure 7 Switch status TAP A DAISY TAP A is connected to the next TAP 100 2X16 in a DAISY configuration 8 Hardware Installa...

Page 12: ...ions Nominal Power Requirements The TAP 100 2X16 has been provided with an external power supply requiring 100 240V AC at 50 60Hz This supply is provided as a standard no charge accessory The DC volta...

Page 13: ...P A ports are shielded RJ45s and are used to connect to a network appliance The TAP 100 2X16 connects the appliance ports to the selected INLINE port The selected INLINE port data is output on pins 3...

Page 14: ...ration Fluke Networks supplied control cabling must be used LINK The LINK connector port is a shielded 4 pin female rectangular USB style connector and is cabled to the CONTROL port of the next TAP 10...

Page 15: ...d without breaking network links Typical removal is described as follows Figure 10 TAP 100 2X16 rear panel thumbscrew locations IMPORTANT A warning symbol in the unit indicates that the fluorescent di...

Page 16: ...free from the main chassis section threads Apply firm but equal pressure to the thumbscrews to start the forward motion of the TAP 100 2X16 section and remove it from the rack enclosure as shown above...

Page 17: ...he tap connector so it can be easily stored either above below or hang behind the Fluke Networks switch Figure 12 Connectivity diagram for individual daisy chain addressing 2 Connect the miniature 4 p...

Page 18: ...48 6 cable 3 Connect a power supply into the POWER port of each TAP 100 2X16 and then plug each power supply into the external power source wall receptacle The message Loading OS Version x xx will dis...

Page 19: ...of the same network appliance using a DRL366X 3 cross over tap cable The selected INLINE port data is output on pins 1 and 2 of the bottom TAP A port 5 Connect the top TAP B port to one of the Network...

Page 20: ...ating power is on The TAP 100 2X16 model number and switch status will appear on the display Figure 14 TAP 100 2X16 daisy chain control installation connectivity diagram Daisy Chain Addressing 17 Tran...

Page 21: ...rify whether the problematic switch is physically connected to the console computer platform from which control is being attempted Also verify that you have the correct console IP address for the plat...

Page 22: ...with these requirements WARNINGS If this product is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer the protections provided by the product may be impaired Do not use the tap if it is damaged Befor...

Page 23: ...t Fluke Networks distributor or service center call Australia 61 2 8850 3333 or 61 3 9329 0244 Beijing 86 10 6512 3435 Brazil 11 3044 1277 Canada 1 800 363 5853 Europe 44 1923 281 300 Hong Kong 852 27...

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