3
DC
P10
P9
P3
P2
P1
1
2
3
6
8
9
4
10
1Gb
1Gb
2800
SW
P8
P7
P6
P5
P4
5
7
10/100 Mb
PLEASE READ THE DOCUMENT 'QUICK START' BEFORE INSTALLING THIS EQUIPMENT
XSNet 2800 SW v.3
Part I: description, features, hardware installation
1. General description
XSNet 2800 SW switches will handle eight electrical
(Ethernet) data streams, and also provide two
independent gigabit optical uplinks through SFP single-
mode or multimode packages using two fibres per port
(wavelengths 850 nm, 1300 nm, or CWDM) or one
fibre (SM-BiDi option, ca. 10 km). The switches are
especially suitable for use in outdoor housings.
The non-blocking, highly configurable switches support
the following protocols: ARP, LLC, IP, UDP, IGMP,
Spanning Tree (STP) and Rapid Spanning Tree
(RSTP).
Front panel status LEDs provide information about
power, port speed and port activity.
The switches come in the form of double-width (14TE)
Eurocassettes fitting in MC 11 or similar power supply
cabinets, or as stand-alone units (/SA option). Device
configuration can be performed in-band using the built-
in http server. In-band device and link management
using a GUI can be performed with the aid of
Optelecom-NKF utility programs based on the MX
protocol. In an EB-2 type power supply cabinet, the
switches can be configured and managed with the SNM
protocol [variable by name protocol not implemented].
2. Front panel features
The 2800 SW front panel, shown in figure 1, has
features as listed in table 1 below and represented in
figure 1.
Feature Function
Connectors
Optical LC (dual), 9, 10
optical Ethernet ports
RJ45, jack, 8x (1-8)
10/100TX Ethernet ports
Status LEDs
*DC
green DC power OK
link speed 10 Mbit/s
blinking: data activity
link speed 100 Mbit/s
blinking: data activity
*P1
-
*P8
{
yellow
green
off no connection
*P9
,
*P10
green green: sync OK
blink: data activity
off: no sync received
Table 1. Front panel connectors and indications
Figure 1. XSNet 2800 SW front panel