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Chapter 4 – Echo Adapter Connection

 

1.

 Connect a Thunderbolt cable between either Thunderbolt port  

on the Echo adapter and a Thunderbolt port on your computer  
(or other Thunderbolt device in the chain connected to the  
computer). If you are daisy chaining additional Thunderbolt  
devices, connect another Thunderbolt cable between the  
downstream device and the open Thunderbolt port on the  
Echo adapter 

(Figure 1)

.

 

2.

 Using a Phillips screwdriver, secure the Thunderbolt cable(s) 

to the Echo adapter with the supplied Thunderbolt cable  
lock 

(Figure 1)

. Note that if you are using an optical  

Thunderbolt cable, the supplied Thunderbolt cable  
lock is not compatible; skip to the next step.

 

3.

 Connect an LC/LC fiber optic cable between the port on the Echo 

adapter and the port on the switch or device.

 

4.

 Connect the included power cord between a wall outlet or power strip 

and the power adapter; verify the connector is plugged in securely. Note 
that the power adapter’s power indicator will light at this time.

 

5.

 Connect the power adapter cable to the Echo adapter’s 12V power 

socket. Note that the power indicator on the Echo Express SEL chassis 
will not light until the computer, and any other Thunderbolt device 
connected between it and the Echo chassis, is powered on.

 

 Support  Note:

 To ensure the best performance possible when 

connecting multiple Thunderbolt devices in a daisy chain, be sure to 

connect 20Gbps Thunderbolt 2 devices such as this Echo chassis closest to 
the computer, with 10Gbps Thunderbolt devices at the end.

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Summary of Contents for Echo Express SEL 10GbE

Page 1: ...User s Guide for Echo Express SEL 10GbE 10 Gigabit Ethernet Thunderbolt 2 Adapter...

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Page 3: ...ation 4 Echo Adapter Connection 5 5 Verifying Adapter Recognition Using System Report 6 Confirming Thunderbolt and the 10GbE Controller are Recognized 6 Basic Configuration Information 7 7 Tips Genera...

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Page 5: ...o adapter works in concert with your computer turning on only when connected to your computer and the computer turned on When your computer is turned off or sleeping the Echo adapter turns off automat...

Page 6: ...le with LC type connectors between this port and the switch s 10GbE port 3 Link and Firmware Indicators The green LED labeled L lights steadily to indicate that a link is established between the Echo...

Page 7: ...e power adapter Note that the power cord included with your product may appear different than the one pictured here depending on where the product was purchased Thunderbolt Connector Lock This secures...

Page 8: ...n 5 Double click the Sonnet 10Gb Ethernet Installer x x pkg file to launch the driver installer 6 When the Welcome to the Sonnet 10 Gigabit Ethernet Installer window appears click Continue 7 When the...

Page 9: ...the next step 3 Connect an LC LC fiber optic cable between the port on the Echo adapter and the port on the switch or device 4 Connect the included power cord between a wall outlet or power strip and...

Page 10: ...report window will appear 5 In the System Report window click Thunderbolt under the Hardware header in the left column Figure 2 6 In the top right column under the Thunderbolt Device Tree header you w...

Page 11: ...System Preferences and then click Network 2 In the Network preferences panel click the Echo adapter identified as Thunderbolt Ethernet Slot x in the left panel and then configure the settings Figure...

Page 12: ...ng at all times the Echo adapter provides adequate cooling for the components inside Do not block any of the vents while the adapter is operating Otherwise the adapter may overheat Hot Plugging the Ec...

Page 13: ...product releases Specifications External Connectors Two Thunderbolt SFP Power Power Adapter Input 100 240V AC 1 6A 50 60 Hz Output 12V 7 0A 80W Operating Temperatures 32 F to 95 F 0 C to 35 C Dimensi...

Page 14: ...Inc Mac the Mac logo and OS X are trademarks of Apple Inc registered in the United States and other countries Thunderbolt and the Thunderbolt logo are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U S and o...

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