Advantech IMC-782-SFP Managed Modular Media Converter Quick Start Guide

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6

Testing the Modules (Host/Remote)

Management Issues

Confirm that you have assigned the correct port to use for management (SNMP). This is done with the DIP switch.

When configured as pairs, one unit must be set for HOST and the other as REMOTE via DIP switches.

Confirm that you have SNMP services from the WIN CD installed.

The webserver version of iView2 to support this device.

Cable Type

A Cat 5 or higher Ethernet cable is required for the RJ-

45 port. Make sure that pins are not pulled out of the connector’s casing, which will cause damage to the media converter’s copper port.

PING Test

The SNMP DIP switch for the fiber optic port must be enabled for management and set to ON.

Using LFPT

When troubleshooting media converters, it is advisable to disable any diagnostic features such LFPT. Disable LFPT through the GUI or the CLI.

Resources

For optimal performance of the device, make sure to download the latest version of software and firmware for the device. These are available on the B+B SmartWorx website.

For information about product specifications, please refer to the datasheet.

For information about warranty, please refer to the the website.

Recommended Accessories

iView 2 Network

Management Software

- Free download iMediaChassis

Managed Platforms

- 3, 6 & 20 slot

MediaChassis

- Standard or Industrial

Cat 5 or higher

Ethernet Cable

- Fiber cabling dependent

on fiber type

SFP Module

- Model dependent

Model iMcV-Giga-FiberLinX-III

Ethernet to Fiber Media Converter

Before you begin, be sure you have the following:

+ iMcV-Giga-FiberLinX-III

+ Required but not included, sold separately:

- Fiber cabling, dependent on fiber type

- Cat 5 or higher Ethernet cable

- MediaChassis or iMediaChassis series

Document Number: iMcV-Giga-FiberLinX-III_56-85201-00_R2_3217qsg

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Product Overview

Ethernet

LEDs

Optics

LEDs

SFP

RS-232

3-pin Mini

Jack Port

Ethernet

Ports

Optics

Ports

1

Setting the DIP Switches

5

6

3

4

7

8

1

2

DIP Switches

Switch Function

SNMP on EXT MGMT port

SNMP on Data port

SNMP on Optics port

Factory use - Do not change

Factory use - Do not change

LoSpd (for SFP models only)

Remote module

Host module

Select which port you want to manage through and choose whether you want to use a pair of the modules as

Host/Remote.

Default

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

2

Connect Your Converter

• DATA: (RJ-45 port) Use a straight or crossover cable. You must use type CAT 5 cable or better.

• Optics: (Fiber Port) If using a duplex fiber cable, connect the Transmit port of one unit to the Receive port on the other.

LEDs

DATA LNK

OPTICS LNK

Glows green when a link is established on the DATA port and blinks with activity

Glows green when a link is established on the optics port

SSF (Single Strand Fiber) requires one strand of fiber but two mated products.

Modules can be connected to other B+B

SmartWorx media converters.

3

Configure the Software

Download the iView² software and the instruction manual from our website.

Assign a valid IP address to the module(s) through the

Command Line Interface (CLI) or the software interface.

Configure the modules through the software. Many features can also be configured through the CLI.

CLI Parameters

Baud

Data Bits

38400

8

Stop Bits

Parity

Flow Control

1

None

None

Use the DB9-F Mini-Jack cable provided with the product for CLI connectivity. CLI is accessed through the Console interface provided at the top of the module..

LFPT, a diagnostic feature available to help troubleshoot a fault on any segment, can be configured through the iView² software or the CLI.

4

Link Fault Pass Through (LFPT)

The iMcV-Giga-FiberLinX-III has three ports: Data, Optics and Ext Management. LFPT can be enabled between can be configured between all three ports, but the main ports are Data and Optics.

For example, if LFPT is configured as “from” the Optics port “to” the Data port, both LEDs for those ports will turn off when a fault occurs on the Optics port.

The user can decide which port the fault will be reported to, based on which port should be in control. LFPT allows the fault to be reported down the line, through to the link partner at the end, such as a switch or a router.

LFPT can be used along with SNMP Traps for link up/link down. LFPT provides a visual way to determine that link is down, and an SNMP Trap provides a notification of a link down to a designated workstation.

5

VLANS

• Up to 64 VLAN IDs can be filtered.

• VLANs are available in all three Modes of Operation.

• Assigning a VLAN for Management traffic to separate it from DATA traffic is recommended, especially if you want to perform tests on the units.

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