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L2 SWITCH
SWX2320-16MT

User Guide

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Summary of Contents for L2 SWX2320-16MT

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Page 2: ... 3 3 Installing onto a wall or ceiling 15 4 Connections 19 4 1 Connecting the power cord 19 4 2 Connecting to a network device or computer 20 4 3 Installing an SFP module 21 4 4 Removing an SFP module 22 4 5 Installing a direct attach cable 23 4 6 Removing a direct attach cable 25 4 7 Making stack connections 26 5 Settings 27 5 1 Making settings from the command line using the CONSOLE port 27 5 2 ...

Page 3: ...e product on a level surface For details on installation refer to Placing the product on a level surface 19 inch rack mount hardware 2 These are required when installing this product in a 19 inch rack 1U size For details on installation refer to Installing in a 19 inch rack Wall mount hardware 2 For details on installation onto a wall or ceiling refer to Installing onto a wall or ceiling Universal...

Page 4: ...optional accessories refer to the websites listed below http www yamahaproaudio com 1 4 Website information The contents of Optional accessories Read This First User guide Command reference and Technical data are available on the following websites http www yamahaproaudio com 1 5 Manual information The following manuals are provided to match various usage scenarios for this product Refer to the ap...

Page 5: ...es and product names in this document are the registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective corporate owners Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation USA in the USA and other countries The symbols listed in this guide and their contents are as follows Warning Refers to a situation that poses the risk of death or serious injury to the user Caution Refers to...

Page 6: ... you purchased this product to have the product inspected and or repaired Internal temperature error An internal temperature error has occurred inside of this product Review the environment in which this product is installed and correctly install this product so that the internal temperature is at an appropriate level Corruption of config save area The config information cannot be read correctly a...

Page 7: ... 3az Energy Efficient Ethernet EEE for low power ethernet communications low power consumption mode For details on the low power consumption mode settings refer to the Command reference Yamaha website SFP ports These ports support 1000BASE SX 1000BASE LX 10GBASE SR 10GBASE LR communications Attach an SFP module or direct attach cable sold separately to these ports For details on products compatibl...

Page 8: ...or details on installation refer to Placing the product on a level surface in Installation Wall mount hardware attachment holes Use these holes to attach the hardware included with the dedicated wall mount kit For details on installation refer to Installing onto a wall or ceiling in Installation 2 Controls and connectors 6 L2 SWITCH SWX2320 16MT User Guide ...

Page 9: ...er to Connecting the power cord in Connections Power supply inlet three prong connector C14 type Insert the included power supply cord here 2 4 Side panel 19 inch rack mount hardware attachment holes These are used when installing this product in a 19 inch rack 1U For details on installation refer to Installing in a 19 inch rack in Installation Cooling vents These holes are used when drawing in ou...

Page 10: ...ation pertaining to this product Cooling vents These holes are used when drawing in outside air with the fan to cool the product Warning Do not block the cooling vents or place objects near them Doing so could cause fire or malfunctions 2 Controls and connectors 8 L2 SWITCH SWX2320 16MT User Guide ...

Page 11: ...orts LAN ports Left indicator Link status Unlit The link is lost unavailable Lit green A link has been established available Flashing green Data is flowing Right indicator Connection speed Unlit Not connected or connected by 100BASE TX Lit orange Connected by 1000BASE T Lit green Connected by 2 5G 5G 10GBASE T SFP ports Left indicator Link status Unlit The link is lost unavailable Lit green A link...

Page 12: ... port was blocked or shut down SFP ports Left indicator Status Unlit Normal Flashing orange A loop or SFP light reception level error was detected Or SFP light reception level error was detected See Technical data for this product for details Memo You can check the cause of the error using the show error port led command When all errors have been resolved the product automatically switches to the ...

Page 13: ...icators on the LAN SFP ports and the connection speed on the right indicators STATUS Error occurred automatic switching to LINK ACT mode to restore Displays the LAN SFP port error status For default LED mode OFF mode Mode name Switching conditions Explanation OFF Normal The indicators on the LAN SFP ports and the stack ID display indicator goes dark STATUS Error occurred automatic switching to OFF...

Page 14: ...settings from the command line using Telnet 1 Type enable and press the Enter key You are now in privileged EXEC mode SWX2320 enable SWX2320 2 Type configure terminal and press the Enter key The product switches from command input mode to global configuration mode SWX2320 configure terminal Enter configuration commands one per line End with CNTL Z SWX2320 config 3 Type led mode default off and pre...

Page 15: ...d rack mount hardware 2 pcs using the included screws 8 pcs small flathead diameter 3 0 mm length 8 0 mm screw head diameter 5 5 mm to secure it in place Use a screwdriver to firmly tighten the screws Warning When attaching or removing this product you must disconnect the product s power plug from the power outlet Failing to do so could cause electrical shock or malfunctions Make sure to use the i...

Page 16: ... to this product using either of the following two methods Method A Attach the 19 inch rack mount hardware so that its rack screw surface is flush with the front panel of this product This is the usual mounting method Method B Install the product 4 cm deeper than method A If the 19 inch rack has a door install this product in a recessed position so that LAN cables inserted into the front panel of ...

Page 17: ...he product may become damaged Mounting template The product can be installed with its rear panel or either side facing up but not with the front panel facing up or at an angle Warning When attaching or removing this product you must disconnect the product s power plug from the power outlet Failing to do so could cause electrical shock or malfunctions Do not install with the front panel facing up D...

Page 18: ...a gimlet or similar tool to poke holes in the wall or the ceiling through the marks on the screw positioning sheet 4 Remove the screw positioning sheet from the wall 5 Provisionally install four commercially available screws at the holes that you marked in step 3 At this time leave approximately 2 mm between the head of the screw and the surface of the wall allowing room for the mounting accessory...

Page 19: ...e a Phillips screwdriver to firmly fasten the screws Warning Use only the screws that were included If the product falls you may be injured or the product may become damaged This could also cause electric shock or malfunctions Caution Take care when letting your hand or finger contact the corners of the mounting accessory Inattention might cause injury 3 Installation L2 SWITCH SWX2320 16MT User Gu...

Page 20: ... product may become damaged Caution When installing the product with its side facing up engage the mounting accessory with the screws that you provisionally installed and slide the mounting accessory either to the left or right 9 Further tighten the screws that you provisionally attached 10 Install the commercially available screws in the fastening screw holes two locations of the mounting accesso...

Page 21: ...ord to an electrical outlet The POWER indicator lights up green Caution If the POWER indicator is lit orange one of the following errors has occurred Check the error situation and deal with it appropriately Fan stopped Stop using this product immediately and contact the dealer where you purchased this product to have the product inspected and or repaired Internal temperature error Review the envir...

Page 22: ...00 m 2 5GBASE T Enhanced category 5 or higher 100 m 5GBASE T Enhanced category 5 or higher 100 m 10GBASE T Category 6 55 m Category 6A 100 m The maximum transmission distances listed are theoretical Actual transmission distances may vary depending on the usage environment Bundling cables or using similar methods may also cause ambient noise which may reduce the maximum transmission distance Cautio...

Page 23: ... causing malfunctions When you take the dust covers off keep them in a safe place to avoid misplacing them Memo For details on compatible SFP modules refer to the corresponding item in Optional accessories Also refer to the owner s manuals included with each module for details on attaching and removing the modules as well as for points of caution 1 Remove the dust cover that is affixed to this pro...

Page 24: ...ng an SFP module Secure this product so that it will not move and while grasping the lever of the SFP module pull it slowly toward yourself to remove the module from the SFP port Memo Also refer to the owner s manuals included with the SFP module for details on attachment and removal as well as for points of caution 1 Detach the fiber optic cable Connector Connector Fiber optic cable Fiber optic c...

Page 25: ... 3 Grasp the lever and pull out the SFP module Memo Since this product supports hot swapping an SFP module can be removed without turning the power off 4 5 Installing a direct attach cable A direct attach cable can be installed onto an SFP port of this product 1 Remove the dust cover attached to the SFP port and remove the protective cap of the direct attach cable Protective cap SFP module SFP por...

Page 26: ...le may cause malfunctions or device failure Attach the dust covers onto the SFP ports that are not in use Failing to do so could allow foreign objects to enter causing malfunctions When you take the dust covers off keep them in a safe place to avoid misplacing them Memo Since this product supports hot swapping a direct attach cable can be attached without turning the power off Refer to the manual ...

Page 27: ... SFP module section Removal tab Caution It may be difficult to pull out the direct attach cable sold separately Refer to the User Guide available from the website to properly disconnect it Forcibly pulling out the cable may damage this product or the direct attach cable Memo Since this product supports hot swapping a direct attach cable can be removed without turning the power off Refer to the man...

Page 28: ...a direct attach cable refer to Installing a direct attach cable or Removing a direct attach cable For the procedure to attach an SFP module refer to Installing an SFP module or Removing an SFP module Memo Also refer to the owner s manuals included with the direct attach cable or SFP module for details on attachment and removal as well as for points of caution For details on stack connections refer...

Page 29: ...are and settings that are necessary in order to use the CONSOLE port 5 1 1 Preparing a console cable Connect the computer to the CONSOLE port of this product using a USB cable or an RJ 45 DB 9 console cable For the USB cable connected to the mini USB CONSOLE port use a USB cable that is equipped with a USB Type A connector and a mini USB Type B 5 pin connector which supports data communication Cha...

Page 30: ...B 9 console cable Caution The LAN ports and the RJ 45 CONSOLE port all use the same 8 pin connector Improper connections may cause hardware damage or malfunction Use care when making connections If you use the mini USB CONSOLE port do not use a USB hub If multiple Yamaha router or switches are connected to one computer the COM port numbers assigned to the connection might be swapped inadvertently ...

Page 31: ...mand reference on the Yamaha website 5 2 Making settings from the command line using Telnet This explains how to log in to this product using a Telnet client from a host on your LAN 5 2 1 Logging in to this product using a Telnet client Use a Telnet client such as a computer to log into this product and connect to the built in Telnet server Here we explain how to use the Telnet client in Windows t...

Page 32: ...a user name has not been specified so it does not need to be entered Username 6 Press the Enter key The system waits for a password to be entered If a password has already been specified enter the password When the product is shipped from the factory a password has not been specified so it does not need to be entered Password 7 Press the Enter key If password authentication is successful the comma...

Page 33: ...is product is disabled when shipped from the factory by default To log in and use the SSH client on this product you must first login using a different method and then configure the following settings Register your user name and password on this product Enable SSH server functionality on this product Memo This explanation assumes that you have logged in using the steps in Making settings from the ...

Page 34: ... name and password when logging in via SSH Make sure to register a user with password ahead of time Example User name yamaha password 1a2b3c4d SWX2320 config username yamaha password 1a2b3c4d SWX2320 config 6 Type exit and press the Enter key The product returns to privileged EXEC mode SWX2320 config exit SWX2320 7 Save the settings as necessary SWX2320 write Succeeded to write configuration SWX23...

Page 35: ...is successful a login screen appears where you can enter a user name and password Memo The IP address of this product is set to 192 168 100 240 24 by default when shipped from the factory If this product is not connected to a network change the IP address of the computer to use for settings to the 192 168 100 0 24 segment See the help documentation of your computer for how to change the computer s...

Page 36: ... save the settings before you proceed with initialization For details on how to export settings to external memory refer to the Technical data for Yamaha network devices available on the Yamaha website 5 5 1 Using the cold start command to restore the factory settings You can return the product to its factory settings from the command line via the CONSOLE port Telnet or an SSH client Caution Commu...

Page 37: ...sing the steps in Logging in from a computer connected to the CONSOLE port 1 Type enable and press the Enter key You are now in privileged EXEC mode SWX2320 enable SWX2320 2 Enter the reload command and press the y key The product will reboot SWX2320 reload reboot system y n y 3 After reboot enter an uppercase I within one second after the BootROM Ver see below appears on the console screen SWX232...

Page 38: ...nfirm button The Confirm execution screen appears 4 Verify the contents and click the Execute button The product is returned to its factory set state Also the Initialization dialog box appears and the product reboots 5 After this product finishes rebooting access the Web GUI again Memo During reboot the computer on which the Web GUI is open will be unable to communicate with the product the status...

Page 39: ... console cable pin configuration Console RS 232C Signal RTS DTR TxD GND GND RxD DSR CTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 6 9 2 5 3 7 4 1 RJ 45 D SUB 9 These signals are not used by this product 6 Appendix L2 SWITCH SWX2320 16MT User Guide 37 ...

Page 40: ...Manual Development Group 2021 Yamaha Corporation Published July 2021 YJ A0 ...

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