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InSwitch Industrial Ethernet Switch 

ISE Series User Manual 

Version 3.5 

 

 

 

 

 

InHand Networks 

 

Summary of Contents for ISE Series

Page 1: ...InSwitch Industrial Ethernet Switch ISE Series User Manual Version 3 5 InHand Networks...

Page 2: ...be taken responsible for any modification of contents of the manual made without permission This manual may contain some technical or printing errors due to human error These errors will be corrected...

Page 3: ...ons regularly to ensure they are not damaged and well connected Please keep the socket and plug of the optical fiber clean and do not looking directly the into cross section of optical fiber during op...

Page 4: ...ent correctly Cable connection Description of correct methods for connecting power cables and communication cables Introduction of functions Detailed description of features and uses Specifications an...

Page 5: ...moval 25 4 2 Instruction for Wall mounting 26 4 2 1 Wall mount 26 4 2 2 DIN Rail Dismount 27 V Ethernet Cables and Wiring 28 5 1 10 100Base T X port 28 5 2 100Base FX port 30 5 3 1000Base X 1000Base T...

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Page 7: ...onditions and customer requirements Please refer to list of optional accessories for details Standard Accessories Accessory Qty Description Industrial Ethernet switch 1 Device InSwitch ISE series swit...

Page 8: ...ontrol Automated speed and duplex negotiation Broadcast storm protection Store and forward switching mode 10 100M full duplex half duplex MDI MDI X self adaptive Reliable and steady operation in sever...

Page 9: ...s 3 1 ISE2005D Front Panel Layout 1 Power source connection and alarm connection terminal 2 DIP switch 3 Grounding screw 4 Cover plate 5 Power source one indicator lamp 6 FX2 LINK ACT indicator lamp 7...

Page 10: ...12 DIN rail bracket upper lip 13 Clamping spring 14 DIN rail bracket attachment screw...

Page 11: ...Structural Dimensions Units mm...

Page 12: ...l port FX1 LINK ACT indication lamp 7 100Base FX single mode multimode FC SC ST interface FX1 8 100Base FX single mode multimode FC SC ST interface FX2 9 10 100Base T X RJ45 10 Alarm indication lamp 1...

Page 13: ...Structural Dimensions Units mm...

Page 14: ...wo indication lamp 7 Alarm indication lamp 8 Optical port FX1 LINK ACT indication lamp 9 Optical port FX2 LINK ACT indication lamp 10 100Base FX single mode multimode FC SC ST interface FX1 11 100Base...

Page 15: ...Structural Dimensions Units mm...

Page 16: ...indication lamp 6 GX1 LINK ACT indication lamp 7 1000Base X 1000Base T X SFP port GX1 8 1000Base X 1000Base T X SFP port GX2 9 10 100Base T X RJ45 port 10 Alarm indication lamp 11 Power source two ind...

Page 17: ...Structural Dimensions Units mm...

Page 18: ...ew 4 Cover plate 5 Power source one indication lamp 6 GX1 LINK ACT indication lamp 7 1000Base X 1000Base T X SFP port GX1 8 10 100Base T X RJ45 port 9 Alarm indication lamp 10 Power source two indicat...

Page 19: ...Structural Dimensions Units mm...

Page 20: ...ation lamp 6 GX1 LINK ACT indication lamp 7 1000Base X 1000Base T X SFP interface GX1 8 1000Base X 1000Base T X SFP interface GX2 9 10 100Base T X RJ45 port 10 Alarm indication lamp 11 Power source tw...

Page 21: ...Structural Dimensions Units mm...

Page 22: ...LINK ACT indication lamp 9 1000Base X 1000Base T X SFP interface GX1 10 1000Base X 1000Base T X SFP interface GX2 11 10 100Base T X RJ45 port 12 Alarm indication lamp 13 Optical port FX2 LINK ACT ind...

Page 23: ...18 DIN rail bracket upper lip 19 Clamp spring 20 DIN rail bracket attachment screw...

Page 24: ...tions The models have optional ports ISE1005D 1 100M fiber copper port optional 4 100baseT x ISE2005D 1 100M fiber copper port optional 4 100baseT x ISE2008D 4 100M fiber copper port optional 4 100bas...

Page 25: ...ble and joints required for installation 4 1 Instruction for DIN Rail Installation 4 1 1 DIN Rail Mounting Step 1 Select a place to install the device and make sure there is sufficient space Step 2 Ho...

Page 26: ...te onto the switch Step 2 Locate the screws which are packaged with the wall mounting plate Fix screws in the mounting position as shown by the arrows in Figure 4 3 Figure 4 3 Mount the Device on the...

Page 27: ...t Step1 Use a screwdriver to loosen the screws so that the switch can freely move up and down Step2 Lift switch to the position shown in Figure 4 5 Figure 4 5 Step3 Hold the switch up and remove the f...

Page 28: ...V Ethernet Cables and Wiring 5 1 10 100Base T X port The RJ45 interface automatically detects 10 100Base T X and MID MDI X protocols The RJ 45 ports may be connected with either a straight through or...

Page 29: ...receiving RD 2 Negative terminal for data transmission TD Negative terminal for data receiving RD 3 Positive terminal for data receiving RD Positive terminal for data transmission TD 6 Negative termi...

Page 30: ...e home terminal shall be connected to Tx port of the opposite terminal Here the SC port is used as an example for wiring optical cable connections The process for connecting ST FC and LC cables are th...

Page 31: ...ction steps Step 1 Plug a SFP optical module into the SFP slot Step 2 To onnect an optical cable connect the Rx of the home port to the Tx of the opposite port and connect the Tx of the home port to t...

Page 32: ...T6 or CAT7 types of twisted pair cable shall be used 5 4 Power Source The InSwitch ISE series allow for dual redundant power supplies on it s industrial terminal block Dual power supply connections al...

Page 33: ...n the following schematic Wiring Method Step 1 Unplug the terminal block from the switch Step 2 Insert the cables into the terminal before tightening screw Step 3 Insert the terminal block back into t...

Page 34: ...witches have a metal case and grounding screw for protection from electrical surges discharges electrical fields and magnetic fields To make sure the electrial protection of the switch is functioning...

Page 35: ...plug the terminal block from the switch Step 2 Plug the alarm cable into the terminal before tightening the screw Step 3 Plug the terminal into the switch and tighten down the attachment screws Step 4...

Page 36: ...Switch equipment in alarm state Off Switch equipment in normal state 1000Base X 1000Base T X indicator lamp GX1 GXn On Port connected Flash Data passing through Off Interruption of port connection 100...

Page 37: ...rol function OFF Broadcast storm control disabled ON Broadcast storm control enabled Switch 4 Flow control OFF Flow control disabled ON Flow control enabled Note For type ISE2XXX products switches one...

Page 38: ...and the two ports corresponding to FAIL will become an open circuit switched off state When the switch is not powered on or undergoing an abnormal operation status the two ports corresponding to SAFE...

Page 39: ...nput voltage 24VDC 12 48VDC redundant input s Alarm relay output Maximum voltage 220 VDC Maximum current 2A Maximum switching power 60W Mechanical properties Physical dimensions Size of narrow body ty...

Page 40: ...tween device one two and three connect them all to the switch and configure the correct IP addresses All device on a single switching network must share the same subnet of IP addresses for instance 19...

Page 41: ...ches and devices Each port may be connected to a device or another switch The InSwitch ISE industrial Ethernet switch have 100Base FX 1000Base GX optional single mode multimode fiber ports for compati...

Page 42: ...public IP address DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol dynamically assigns the IP addresses subnet mask gateway and other information to hosts on a network DNS...

Page 43: ...rded while ensuring efficient operation of network RJ 45 RJ 45 Standard plug for connecting Ethernet switches hubs routers and other devices Straight through cable and crossover cable may be used with...

Page 44: ...th potential explosion hazard Any metal surface that may weaken the radio signal level RF safety distance For GPRS router the compliance boundary distance is r 0 26m for GSM 900MHz and r 0 13m for DCS...

Page 45: ...llection and proper recovery of your electronic and electrical waste equipment at the time of disposal will allow us to help conserving natural resources Moreover proper recycling of the electronic an...

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