cybernetech CT-10G-MC series, User Manual

Page 1: ...CT 10G MC series Media Converter User s Manual CT 10G MC Ver 1 1 ...

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Page 3: ...3 Revision History Date Version History 2011 05 06 1 0 First draft version 2011 08 01 1 1 Add XFP2 version ...

Page 4: ...rsity 20 2 3 2 Application for Online Game Company 21 2 3 3 Application for Home Users 22 3 CT 10G MC series Management 23 3 1 Managing CT 10G MC series with Management Webpage 23 3 1 1 Accessing CT 10G MC series Management Webpage 24 3 1 2 CT 10G MC series Management Webpage Overview 25 3 1 3 CT 10G MC series Management Webpage System 26 A System Information 26 3 1 3 CT 10G MC series Management W...

Page 5: ...5 E CT 10G MC series HyperTerminal Command logout 39 4 CT 10G MC series General Specifications 40 ...

Page 6: ...aking your network more complete and solid All CT 10G MC series are equipped with real time LEDs which display the status of each port thus allowing users to view network status easily CT 10G MC series provides an easy to access Management Webpage allowing users to view system status counters and network statistics Also CT 10G MC series supports MIB Counter Report including counters such as Packet...

Page 7: ...age that allows users to view system status counters and network statistics Supports SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol Supports Link Loss Forwarding Key Advantages Fast connection with multi function Provide reliable long distance connection Port supported SFP RJ45 XFP and CX4 Small portable size case Plug and play without extra configuration Main Applications Media converter for network bac...

Page 8: ...rent types of ports providing media converting platforms for different types of media Please see 1 3 2 CT 10G MC series Front Panel for more detailed information Cooling Fan Cooling fan for ventilation All CT 10G MC series have cooling fans installed Back Panel CT 10G MC series back panels allow users to access their management web pages or making configurations via hyper terminal softwares Also C...

Page 9: ... A CT 10G MC 1 series CT 10G MC 1 series Front Panel Specification Port A SFP Interface Port B SFP Data Transfer Rate 10Gbps Ethernet Mode 10GBase LR 10GBase SR LED Status Green ON CT 10G MC 1 series is power on Power Green OFF CT 10G MC 1 series is power off Green ON CT 10G MC 1 series is booting properly and is ready for tests SYS Yellow ON Error occurred when booting CT 10G MC 1 series Green ON...

Page 10: ...e SR LED Status Green ON CT 10G MC 2 series is power on Power Green OFF CT 10G MC 2 series is power off Green ON CT 10G MC 2 series is booting properly and is ready for tests SYS Yellow ON Error occurred when booting CT 10G MC 2 series Green ON Port A B is connected A B Green Blinking Port A B is transmitting receiving data User defined LED User defined LED ...

Page 11: ... 10GBase T LED Status Green ON CT 10G MC 3 series is power on Power Green OFF CT 10G MC 3 series is power off Green ON CT 10G MC 3 series is booting properly and is ready for tests SYS Yellow ON Error occurred when booting CT 10G MC 3 series Green ON Port A B is connected A B Green Blinking Port A B is transmitting receiving data User defined LED User defined LED ...

Page 12: ...ta Transfer Rate 10Gbps Ethernet Mode 10GBase LR 10GBase SR 10GBase CX4 LED Status Green ON CT 10G MC 4 series is booting properly and is ready for tests SYS Yellow ON Error occurred when booting CT 10G MC 4 series Green ON Port A B is connected A B Green Blinking Port A B is transmitting receiving data ...

Page 13: ...e SR LED Status Green ON CT 10G MC 5 series is power on Power Green OFF CT 10G MC 5 series is power off Green ON CT 10G MC 5 series is booting properly and is ready for tests SYS Yellow ON Error occurred when booting CT 10G MC 5 series Green ON Port A B is connected A B Green Blinking Port A B is transmitting receiving data User defined LED User defined LED ...

Page 14: ... 10GBase SR LED Status Green ON CT 10G MC 6 series is power on Power Green OFF CT 10G MC 6 series is power off Green ON CT 10G MC 6 series is booting properly and is ready for tests SYS Yellow ON Error occurred when booting CT 10G MC 6 series Green ON Port A B is connected A B Green Blinking Port A B is transmitting receiving data User defined LED User defined LED ...

Page 15: ...bps RJ45 Management Port for connecting CT 10G MC series to a network thus allowing users to access CT 10G MC series management web pages B Diagnostic Port 2 5mm Phone Jack for connecting PC s RS 232 port thus allowing users to make configurations via hyper terminal softwares C Power Jack DC 12 V Power Jack ...

Page 16: ...8C RJ 45 connectors which is already widely used in Ethernet 10GBASE T Cables 10GBASE T works up to 55 m 180 ft with existing Category 6 cabling In order to allow deployment at the usual 100 m 330 ft the standard uses a new partitioned Category 6a cable specification designed to reduce crosstalk between UTP cables The table down below is a reference regarding to UTP cable categories UTP Cable Cate...

Page 17: ...ialized 10 gigabit Ethernet over a laser with 1310 nm wavelength connection on single mode fiber via IEEE 802 3 Clause 49 64B 66B Physical Coding Sub layer PCS using a line rate of 10 3125 Single mode optical cabling is used to interconnect transceivers at a distance spaced at 10 kilometers 6 2 mi but it can often reach distances of up to 25 kilometers 16 mi with no data loss Fabry Pérot lasers ar...

Page 18: ...ging the RJ45 connector into the port of 10Gbps and it is ready to work When connected properly the Link ACT LED located under the RJ45 Port will be on accordingly 10G UTP need apply Cat6a or Cat7 cable 2 2 2 10GBASE R Optical Fiber Please see the figure down below for connecting the optical fiber transceiver and CT 10G MC series SFP Port PLUG SFP transceiver into 10G Media converter ...

Page 19: ...or receiving and one fiber is for transmitting The picture here is called LC connector that can attach to SFP transceiver Transceiver Connector SFP XFP Transceivers can be plugged into CT 10G MC series SFP XFP Ports SFP XFP Transceivers are active components that consume power from CT 10G MC series and are capable of converting signals between optical data flow and electronic data flow For differe...

Page 20: ...the connection via single mode optical fiber with 10BASE LR mode which can extend the distance beyond tens of kilometers C CT 10G MC series which is located at the computer center of university D After the conversions made by CT 10G MC series expensive equipments for transmitting receiving network data via optical fiber are not required anymore E Full 10Gbps Ethernet switches may be exceeding your...

Page 21: ...mode optical fiber with 10BASE LR mode which can extend the distance beyond tens of kilometers D CT 10G MC series which is located at the control room of the game company E After the conversions made by CT 10G MC series expensive equipments for transmitting receiving network data via optical fiber are not required anymore F Depending on the network loading requirements Ethernet Switch with full 10...

Page 22: ...e building on the left is the central office The building on the right is one of the buildings served by the central office The white or gray blocks represent separate rooms or office spaces within the same building Descriptions A ISP Central Office B Network connection via optical fiber C Installation of CT 10G MC series for media conversion D Network connection via copper wire It can be Cat 6a c...

Page 23: ...ith HyperTerminal Softwares Please see the sections down below for more information regarding to CT 10G MC series management 3 1 Managing CT 10G MC series with Management Webpage CT 10G MC series is embedded with a management webpage and can be accessed by connecting CT 10G MC series Management Port to the network which your PC is connected to via an RJ45 cable Before accessing to CT 10G MC series...

Page 24: ...ase enter the User Name and Password for CT 10G MC series configuration webpage Default User Name admin Default Password admin Please note that the User Name and Password are case sensitive RE BOOT if you have any modification than Default setting For safety issues it is highly recommended that you should change the User name and Password when logging to CT 10G MC series management webpage for the...

Page 25: ...tting Options The Setting Options contains options for CT 10G MC series ettings information and statistics which can be divided into System You can view system information here in this field Management This option allows you to make settings such as CT 10G MC series IP address SNMP or user accounts Counter You can view CT 10G MC series counter reports with this option Maintenance This option allow...

Page 26: ...Port A SFP Factory The manufacturer of the transceiver plugged in Port A Port B SFP Factory The manufacturer of the transceiver plugged in Port B SFP Wavelength The wavelength of Port A B Management Port IP Mode This field displays how CT 10G MC series acquires its IP address Static CT 10G MC series IP subnet mask and gateway addresses are assigned manually DHCP CT 10G MC series IP subnet mask and...

Page 27: ...detail descriptions about settings available in Management A IP Configuration IP Configuration IP Mode You can choose how CT 10G MC series acquires its IP subnet mask and gateway addresses There are two modes available Static You have to input CT 10G MC series IP subnet mask and gateway addresses manually in the fields down below DHCP CT 10G MC series acquires its IP subnet mask and gateway addres...

Page 28: ... in this field New Password Input the password here in this field Please note that the password must contain at least 5 alphanumeric characters and is case sensitive Confirm New Password Please input the password here again for confirmation Apply Apply the changes you ve made here C System Configuration System Configuration System Contact Input the contact information for CT 10G MC series here in ...

Page 29: ...s you ve made here 3 1 4 CT 10G MC series Management Webpage Counter A Device Counter The Counter Report can display statistics reports of CT 10G MC series Port A B Device Counter Auto Refresh Click the check box here allows the statistics table to refresh automatically Refresh Refresh the configuration webpage and update the latest statistics Clear Clear all statistics displayed in the table ...

Page 30: ...ies Please click the Save button to save the settings to CT 10G MC series NV RAM B Update F W Firmware Update F W Firmware Browse Click the Browse button to choose the firmware file you would like to upgrade CT 10G MC series firmware files are in the format of bin Send Click this button to start upgrading CT 10G MC series firmware C Update FPGA Update FPGA Browse Click the Browse button to choose ...

Page 31: ...series with Config Upload function F Config Upload Config Upload Browse Click the Browse button to choose the config file you would like to upload to CT 10G MC series CT 10G MC series config files are in the format of cfg Send Click this button to start uploading CT 10G MC series config file G Factory Defaults Factory Defaults Restore You can set all CT 10G MC series settings to the default value ...

Page 32: ...to RS 232 cable as shown in the figure above The following sections will be using CT 10G MC XFP2 series as an example Settings installations and HyperTerminal commands for other CT 10G MC series are quite the same and can be related 3 3 1 HyperTerminal Settings for CT 10G MC series After connecting the PC s serial port to CT 10G MC series Console Port via a 2 5mm Phone Jack to RS 232 cable please ...

Page 33: ...es and also select an icon for this connection Click OK to continue 2 Select the COM port of PC for this connection Click OK to continue 3 Set the COM port parameters according to the settings listed down below Bits per second 38400 Data bits 8 Parity None Stop bits 1 Flow control None Click OK to continue ...

Page 34: ...HyperTerminal To log in please type CT 10G MC series user name and password Default User Name admin Default Password admin Both the User Name and Password are case sensitive If you change CT 10G MC series user name and password with CT 10G MC series configuration webpage please log in with the new user name and password here ...

Page 35: ...mation make system configurations and upgrade CT 10G MC series firmware FPGA counter cnt The counter command allows you to view CT 10G MC series counter information ip ip The ip command allows you to view CT 10G MC series current IP settings or configure these settings cls cls The cls command allows you to clear HyperTerminal screen logout logout The logout command allows you to log out For securi...

Page 36: ...ame set The system devname set device name command allows you to view the device name assigned to CT 10G MC series show The system snmp show command will show the current SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol settings writecommunity The system snmp writecommunity parameter allows you to set the community with write privilege The parameter can be public private or user names snmp readcommunity Th...

Page 37: ...5 Click the Send button to start sending firmware 6 System is sending firmware to CT 10G MC series 7 CT 10G MC series will reboot when finishing upgrading its firmware reset The system reset command allows you to reset all CT 10G MC series settings back to the default values system Contd reboot The system reboot command allows you to reboot CT 10G MC series Please note that all unsaved settings wi...

Page 38: ...command allows you to view information of CT 10G MC series IP status dhcp The ip mode dhcp command allows you to set CT 10G MC series IP acquiring mode to DHCP allowing CT 10G MC series to acquire IP automatically from DHCP server mode static The ip mode static command allows you to set CT 10G MC series IP acquiring mode to Static allowing you to set IP Subnet Mask Gateway IP manually address The ...

Page 39: ...Descriptions cls cls The cls command allows you to clear HyperTerminal screen E CT 10G MC series HyperTerminal Command logout Command Descriptions logout logout The logout command allows you to log out of CT 10G MC series HyperTerminal configuration session ...

Page 40: ...Detection Transceiver overloading MIB Counter Report Packet Byte Broadcast packet Pause Frame Length 64 Bytes Length 65 127 Bytes Length 128 255 Bytes Length 256 511 Bytes Length 512 1023 Bytes Length 1024 1518 Bytes Unicast packet Multicast packet CRC Error IP Checksum Error Counter Report Under size packet Over size packet Hardware Temperature Operating 0o C 40o C 32o F 104o F Storage 0o C 50o C...