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SW3, SW4 - Reserved
These switches are reserved and must be in the LEFT/DOWN default position.
DIP-SWITCH BANK 2
The function of DIP-switch Bank 2 is outlined in the table below.

SW1

SW2

SW3

SW4

Function

DOWN

DOWN

DOWN

DOWN

Link Segment (default)

UP

DOWN

DOWN

DOWN

Asymmetrical Link Propagate P1 to P2

DOWN

UP

DOWN

DOWN

Asymmetrical Link Propagate P2 to P1

UP

UP

DOWN

DOWN

Dual Asymmetrical Link Propagate

DOWN

DOWN

UP

DOWN

Remote Fault Detect for P1 and P2

UP

DOWN

UP

DOWN

RFD + Asymmetrical LP P1 to P2

DOWN

UP

UP

DOWN

RFD + Asymmetrical LP P2 to P1

UP

UP

UP

DOWN

RFD + Dual Asymmetrical LP

DOWN

DOWN

DOWN

UP

Symmetrical Fault Detect (SFD)*

DOWN

DOWN

UP

UP

Self Diagnostic Circuit Test for Remote Module

UP

UP

UP

UP

Self Diagnostic Circuit Test for Local Module

DIP-switch BANK 2 Definitions

LINK MODES

These four DIP-switches configure the different link modes available on the XG. It is 

recommended to have link modes set to Link Segment (default setting - all DOWN) 

during the initial installation.  After the circuit has been tested and operational, 

configure the module for the desired mode.  

For detailed information on the operation of the different Link Modes, download the 

application note “iConverter Link Modes” available at:   

https://www.omnitron-systems.com/documentation/

* SFD requires bookend configuration of two iConverter XGs connected via Port 1.  

SELF DIAGNOSTIC CIRCUIT TEST (

SFP+ models only

)

The self-diagnostic circuit test on the 8599-0x and 8599N-0x are not compatible 

with the self-diagnostic circuit test on the 8599P-0x and 8599R-0x. 

When two XG 8599P or XG+ 8599R converters are connected via Port 1 (Port 1 to 

Port 1), a self diagnostic circuit test is supported.  To initiate a self diagnostic circuit 

test, both the local and remote module must be configured.
Configure the DIP-switches on the remote module for “Self Diagnostic Circuit Test 

for Remote Module” (DOWN, DOWN, UP, UP).

Configure the DIP-switches on the local modules for “Self Diagnostic Circuit Test 

for Local Module” (UP, UP, UP, UP).
The local XG will initiate the circuit test (all DIP-switches to UP) by generating and 

sending a test pattern out Port 1 to the remote XG.  Once remote XG detects a 

good test pattern, the remote XG will return the test pattern back to the local XG.  

No data is transmitted on Port 2 of either module when the self diagnostic circuit 

test is enabled.

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1) CONFIGURE DIP-SWITCHES

The location of the DIP-switches is shown below.

DIP-switch Locations

DIP-SWITCH BANK 1
The function of DIP-switch Bank 1 is outlined in the table below.

Switch

LEFT/DOWN 

(Default)

RIGHT/UP

SW1

Normal

P1 Loopback Enabled

SW2

Normal

P2 Loopback Enabled

SW3, SW4

Reserved

Reserved

DIP-switch BANK 1 Definitions

The XG supports port loopback.  The SFP+/SFP+ XG supports loopback on each 

individual port or simultaneous loopback on Port 1 and Port 2.  The SFP+/XFP and 

the XFP/XFP XG supports loopback on each individual port and does not support 

simultaneous loopback. 

In all cases, both transceivers must be installed in the XG for the loopback 

feature to operate.

SW1 - P1 LOOPBACK “P1-LB”
When this DIP-switch is in the LEFT/DOWN position (factory default), Port 1 (P1) 

loopback is disabled.  When this DIP-switch is in the RIGHT/UP “P1-LP” position, 

loopback is enabled on P1.  When enabled, all data received on P1 is transmitted 

out P1 and all data received on Port 2 (P2) is dropped.  No data is transmitted on 

P2 when loopback is enabled on P1.

For XFP models, the loopback feature is dependent on the capability of the 

installed XFP.  XFPs with XFI-side Loopback feature are required.

SW2 - P2 LOOPBACK “P2-LB”
When this DIP-switch is in the LEFT/DOWN position (factory default), P2 loopback 

is disabled.  When this DIP-switch is in the RIGHT/UP “P2-LP” position, loopback 

is enabled on P2.  When enabled, all data received on P2 is transmitted out P2 and 

all data received on P1 is dropped.  No data is transmitted on P1 when loopback 

is enabled on P2.

For XFP models, the loopback feature is dependent on the capability of the 

installed XFP.  XFPs with XFI-side Loopback feature are required.

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