Connectors
LED
Indicators
IGS
‐
401F/402F/402S
‐
4PH24
have
LEDs
on
the
front
face
that
report
the
condition
of
power,
fault,
PoE,
Fiber
link,
LAN
link
and
speed.
PWR 1 PWR 2 Fault
Fiber 1 Fiber 2
LINK/
ACT
100/
1000
LINK/
ACT
100/
1000
PWR1
:
This
green
LED
will
light
if
power
is
connected
and
active
at
the
PWR1
terminal
connection.
PWR2
:
This
green
LED
will
light
if
power
is
connected
and
active
at
the
PWR2
terminal
connection.
Fault
:
This
amber
LED
will
light
if
one
of
the
power
inputs
has
fault
condition
and
as
long
as
DIP
sw#1
is
OFF.
Fiber
1
:
This
green
LED
will
light
when
the
fiber
1
port
has
an
optical
link
and
will
flash
when
there
is
Ethernet
traffic.
IGS
‐
402F
‐
4PH24
IGS
‐
402S
‐
4PH24
Both
models
have
four
electrical
10/100/1000M
Auto
Negotiation
and
Auto
MDI/MDI
‐
X
Ethernet
LAN
ports
(labeled
1
thru
4)
that
utilize
shielded
RJ
‐
45
connectors
and
support
PoE
(Power
over
Ethernet)
per
IEEE802.3af
(15.4W)
or
IEEE802.3at
(30W)
for
connection
to
standard
PoE
PD
(Power
Device)
such
as
IP
Cameras,
Access
Points,
IP
Phones,
Digital
Signage,
etc.
Fiber
2
:
This
green
LED
will
light
when
the
fiber
2
port
has
an
optical
link
and
will
flash
when
there
is
Ethernet
traffic.
100/1000
:
This
dual
color
LED
will
light
with
amber
color
when
the
LAN
connected
speed
is
1000M,
it
will
light
with
green
color
when
the
LAN
speed
is
100M
and
will
remain
off
if
the
connected
speed
is
10M.
IGS
‐
402F
‐
4PH24
gigabit
optical
ports
(Fiber
1
/
Fiber
2)
use
fixed
transceivers
with
SC
or
ST
optical
connections
for
multimode
or
single
mode
fiber
depending
on
model.
(
IGS
‐
401F
‐
4PH24
model
has
only
one
fiber
port.)
IGS
‐
402S
‐
4PH24
model
provides
SFP
cages
and
supports
dual
rate,
125Mbps
or
1.25Gbps
SFP
modules,
inserted
into
Fiber
1
and
Fiber
2
ports.
Dual
rate
support
allows
use
of
specific
SFP
modules
for
fiber
connection
to
other
gigabit
Ethernet
(1000Base
‐
X)
equipment
or
to
legacy
Fast
Ethernet
fiber
(100Base
‐
FX).
LINK/ACT
:
This
green
LED
will
light
when
the
LAN
port
has
a
link
and
will
flash
when
there
is
Ethernet
traffic.
PoE
:
These
green
LEDs
will
light
when
the
LAN
has
successfully
negotiated
PoE
and
is
supplying
output
power
to
the
remote
connected
PD
device.
Installation
Power,
Alarm
and
DIP
switch
IGS
‐
401F
‐
4PH24/402F(S)
‐
4PH24
comes
with
both
wall
mount
and
DIN
rail
hardware
brackets.
When
installing
the
DIN
rail
bracket,
be
sure
to
correctly
align
the
orientation
pin.
A
removable
terminal
block
provides
both
power
and
alarm
connections.
Power
can
be
provided
through
the
dual
inputs
from
separate
sources.
One
electrical
relay
can
be
wired
into
an
alarm
circuit.
The
relay
is
connected
as
Normally
Closed
(will
open
upon
alarm
condition).
DIN
Rail
Wall
Mount
IGS
‐
401F/402F(S)
‐
4PH24
with
DIN
Rail
bracket
has
a
steel
spring
in
the
upper
rail
of
the
bracket.
This
spring
is
compressed
for
mounting
and
un
‐
mounting
by
applying
downward
force.
IGS
‐
401F/402F
uses
a
2
‐
pole
DIP
switch
for
configuration,
while
the
IGS
‐
402S
uses
a
4
‐
pole
DIP
switch
for
configuration.
Each
pole
of
the
switch
has
the
following
functions:
1.
Alarm
Enable
:
When
'On'
this
switch
will
disable
alarm
relay
and
fault
LED
if
there
is
a
power
failure
in
one
supply.
If
only
connecting
to
a
single
power
source,
place
this
switch
'On'
to
disable
alarm.
2.
BSP
:
When
'On'
this
switch
will
disable
the
broadcast
storm
protection
feature
which
is
enabled
by
default.
3.
Fiber
2
:
This
dual
rate
fiber
port
(
IGS
‐
402S
‐
4PH24
ONLY)
supports
optical
Ethernet
rate
of
100M
or
1G,
depending
on
the
setting
and
the
inserted
SFP
module.
When
set
to
'On',
the
port
supports
Fast
Ethernet
rate
and
should
use
an
SFP
rated
for
125~155Mbps.
When
set
'Off',
the
port
is
configured
for
gigabit
Ethernet
and
requires
a
1.25gbps
SFP
module.
mounting
un
‐
mounting
4.
Fiber
1
:
The
same
settings
as
for
Fiber
2
port.
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