User Guide
RegenTAP: Dual Breakout | INT10G10SP2 | 4.30.1
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Installation Procedure
1. Determine the speed of span 1 by inserting a 1G or 10G SFP into port 1.
2. Determine the speed of span 2 by inserting a 1G or 10G SFP into port 2.
If 1G is desired, a 1G SFP must be used. If a dual speed 1G/10G SFP is used
then the unit will select the highest possible speed, 10G.
3. Connect power cables to P
S
1 and P
S
2 on the rear panel and plug into available power sources.
4. Verify that the PS1 LED and PS2 L
ED
on the faceplate are illuminated.
5. Verify that the SYS LED on the faceplate is illuminated.
6. Connect the network ports for span 1 and/or span 2 to the desired sources.
7. Verify the link LEDs are illuminated indicating link.
8. Verify the activity LEDs are flashing indicating traffic.
The force link ports for span 1, ports 3 and 5 and span 2, ports 4 and 6 will illuminate their
activity and link LEDs with no SFP inserted.
9. Insert 1G or 10G SFPs into the desired span ports. This step can be done prior to power on
if desired.
Dual speed 1G/10G SFPs may be used for 1G applications in the span ports providing
a 1G SFP was used in steps 1 or 2.
10. Connect the span ports for span 1 and/or span 2 to the desired source(s).
Use a single fiber for the force link ports. Insert the fiber into the SFP TX interface. Use a
standard dual TX/RX fiber in the normal mode span ports.
11. Verify the link LEDs are illuminated indicating link on the normal mode span ports.
12. Verify the activity LEDs are flashing indicating traffic on the normal mode span ports.
