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The VDSL Port

The data rate of the 10Base-S VDSL port on

LAN Extender Module

(hereon referred to as the VDSL port) depends on the distance in use.  This
includes bandwidth limiting, via management, of the data rate for various
distances. The following graph illustrates the correlation between the distance
and the speed.  The sum of the Upstream and Downstream data rates is fixed by
the distance of the application.  For example, if an application requires 1.5 Km,
there will be a maximum of 15 Mbps to distribute 

between

the Upstream and

Downstream data rates. If Synchronous data rates are desired, configure 7.5
Mbps for Upstream and 7.5 Mbps for Downstream. Otherwise, speed can be
distributed in any combination between the Upstream and Downstream rates,
making data rates Asynchronous (12.5 Mbps and 2.1; 5 Mbps and 10 Mbps, etc). 

The following chart provides examples of Synchronous and Asynchronous data

rates at various distances.

Unmanaged Modules

Before installing, configure an unmanaged LAN Extender Module for its

hardware-selectable features via DIP switches located at position 

S1. 

Refer

to diagram and switch chart below for settings.

F

EATURE

S

WITCH

F

UNCTION

D

EFAULT

AN

S1

Enables/disables Auto-Negotiation.

ON

Flow  
Control

S3

Enables/disables Flow Control.

OFF

Selective
Advertising  

S4

Used with Auto-Negotiation to advertise a specific
speed and duplex as determined by S5 and S6

OFF

Speed

S5

When  ON, the LAN Extender Module operates at
100 Mbps. 
When  OFF, the LAN Extender Module operates at
10 Mbps.

OFF

Duplex

S6

When  ON, the LAN Extender Module operates at
Full-Duplex. 
When  OFF, the LAN Extender Module operates at
Half-Duplex.

OFF

Host

S8

Sets the CO module as a HOST, allowing manage-
ment of the CPE (remote) module. 
This switch is N/A for the CPE module; must be OFF.

ON

(CO  module)

OFF

(CPE  module)

Link  Fault
Propagate

S9

Enables/disables Link Fault Propagate; 
This switch is N/A for the CPE module; must be OFF.

OFF

S2 and S7 are reserved for future use — DO NOT CHANGE

S5 and S6 are only applicable if AN is set to OFF, or when using Selective Advertising.

S1

Enable

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Disable

9

}

Flow Control

}

Auto

-Negotiation

}

}

Selective Advertising

Speed

}

Duplex

}

}

Host*

}

Link F

ault Propagate

}

Reserved

Reserved

25 Mbps

MAX

Speed

6.5 Mbps

500

m

10 Mbps

2

Km

MAX Distance

1.5

Km

15 Mbps

20 Mbps

1

Km

1.75

Km

Distance

Data  Rate  Type

Upstream  

Data  Rate

Downstream  

Data  Rate

Approx.  Total  
of  Data  Rates

500 m 

Synchronous

12.5 Mbps

12.5 Mbps

25 Mbps

1.5 Km

Asynchronous

2.1 Mbps

12.5 Mbps

15 Mbps

2 Km

Asynchronous

2.1 Mbps

4.25 Mbps

6.5 Mbps

N O T E

Distances and speeds are approximate and depend on wiring qual-
ity and gauge. The actual Ethernet speeds are lower than the
speeds listed due to VDSL overhead (10% overhead). The distances
listed in the chart are less than or equal to the values listed.

Содержание LMC5178A

Страница 1: ...n this document is subject to change without notice Black Box assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this document Products are a trademark of Black Box Other brands or product names may be trademarks and are the property of their respective companies Document Number 50 80101BB 00 A0 January 2006 LAN Extender Modules LMC5178A CO LMC5177A CPE Operation Manual ...

Страница 2: ...Notes ...

Страница 3: ...t generates uses and can radiate radio fre quency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communi cations Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense Any changes or modifications not expressly ...

Страница 4: ... receives data The Ports The LAN Extender Modules include One VDSL port with an RJ 11 connector One 10 100 twisted pair Ethernet port with an RJ 45 con nector N O T E The LED functions are the same on both the CO and CPE modules Fiber Optic Cleaning Guidelines Fiber optic transmitters and receivers are extremely susceptible to cont amination by particles of dirt or dust which can obstruct the opti...

Страница 5: ...A 2 Slot Desktop Chassis AC LMC5201A 2 Slot Desktop Chassis DC LMC5202A 1 Slot FE Chassis LMC5103A 6 Slot Media Converter System LMC5203A LMC5204A LMC5205A LMC5206A 20 Slot Media Converter System LMC5207A LMC5208A Each module requires one slot in the chassis always use the LAN Extender Modules in pairs with one module at the CO and another at the CPE To install a module remove any blank brackets c...

Страница 6: ... embedded management When using the LAN Extender Modules in a managed environment manually configure features which cannot be configured via management software prior to installing the mod ule After completing hardware configuration install the LAN Extender Module and configure additional features via the software The LAN Extender Modules are only SNMP manageable and software configurable if insta...

Страница 7: ...Used with Auto Negotiation to advertise a specific speed and duplex as determined by S5 and S6 OFF Speed S5 When ON the LAN Extender Module operates at 100 Mbps When OFF the LAN Extender Module operates at 10 Mbps OFF Duplex S6 When ON the LAN Extender Module operates at Full Duplex When OFF the LAN Extender Module operates at Half Duplex OFF Host S8 Sets the CO module as a HOST allowing manage me...

Страница 8: ...PE Configuring the CO LAN Extender Module as a Host allows remote man agement of the CPE LAN Extender Module Configure the CO LAN Extender Module as a Host by setting the Dip Switch 8 to the ON position The VDSL ports must be connected and a link established prior to manag ing the remote unit The 10 100 Twisted Pair Ethernet Port The twisted pair Ethernet port on the LAN Extender Modules hereon re...

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