Yacoub Automation GmbH SM 4TX2FX, User Manual

Page 1: ...Page 1 of 45 etherRAIL Managed Switches User Manual SM 4TX2FX SM 4TX SM 5TX M12...

Page 2: ...manual describes the following switches SM 4TX SM 4TX1FX SM 4TX2FX SM 5TX M12 Version Date Comment Author 1 3 03 February 2014 Revision Dr L Neumann 1 2 01 July 2013 Translation and supplement Felix...

Page 3: ...and standards in particular this concerns relevant security concepts The Yacoub Automation GmbH takes no liability for damage or improper action on their products or the products of third parties whi...

Page 4: ...of the art correctly the documents may contain technical inaccuracies or typographical errors The Yacoub Automation GmbH makes no warranties as to the accuracy or completeness of the information All...

Page 5: ...1 1 Protocol 15 3 1 2 Media Access Controller MAC 16 3 1 3 Frame Switching 17 3 2 ADVANCED FUNCTIONALITY 17 3 2 1 Traffic Control in the Network 18 3 2 2 Operational and Data Security 18 3 2 3 Diagnos...

Page 6: ...ical user interface 38 A 5 2 First Start of Program 39 A 5 3 Add New Device in the Network Tree 39 A 5 4 Display of the Object Variables 40 A 5 5 Manipulation of the Object Variables 40 A 5 6 MIB File...

Page 7: ...device width of only 45mm ensure an easy expansion and exchange option The terms of protection degree IP 20 are met Two LED indicators signal the user for each TX and FX port an existing connection t...

Page 8: ...f redundant transmission paths in different network topologies and meshed structures Device Models SM 4TX 4 RJ45 Ports SM 6TX 6 RJ45 Ports SM 4TX1FX 4 RJ45 Ports 1 FX Port ST SC Connection with Multi...

Page 9: ...transmit the received data while pins 3 and 6 transmit the data to be sent The other pins are not used for Ethernet transmission The pin assignments for received and sent data can be interchanged sinc...

Page 10: ...rt 1 1 Display of the transmission status Each of the five Ethernet ports on the IP67 switches has a green signaling LED with the following displays LED Status Description Green Out On blink No connec...

Page 11: ...can cause a malfunction The DIN rail must be mounted horizontally on a vertical surface so that the units for optimal heat dissipation sit upright Note The free space above and below the mounted devi...

Page 12: ...t regulates the voltage required for the device The external supply voltage of 24 V is applied across the four pin COMBICON connector on the device see Figure 2 4 There is a polarity reversal in the c...

Page 13: ...s complete the switch is operational 2 2 1 Default Settings The delivery status of the switch and the status after a reboot contain the following settings Port Configuration TX and FX Ports are config...

Page 14: ...re stored The process in the switch during initial assignment of an IP address is illustrated in Figure 2 6 2 2 3 Web based Configuration The web server on the switch is enabled by default To access t...

Page 15: ...3 1 1 Protocol Data Transfer The Ethernet Ports of the etherRAIL SM Series support the following Ethernet Protocols due to the IEEE 802 2 Specification 100BASE TX FX FullDuplex 100 MBit s 100BASE TX H...

Page 16: ...idity Packets with CRC errors or a packet length less than 64 bytes or longer than 1536 bytes are discarded Only valid packets are forwarded to the switching fabric unit SFU see section 3 1 3 Sending...

Page 17: ...Find addresses Initial for incoming packets At first it will be searched in the lookup table for the destination address If the destination address is provided the number of the output ports to the ou...

Page 18: ...he parallel port mode Furthermore this feature can be used for an extensive network analysis see section 4 2 5 3 2 2 Operational and Data Security Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol RSTP Spanning Tree Proto...

Page 19: ...status Port Role Root Forwarder port that connects the network device to the root device enabled Designated forwarder port that connects the root device with other network devices enabled Backup port...

Page 20: ...itch Management The management unit of the switch creates an IP node that has its own IP and MAC address This creates the opportunity to manage the switch via Ethernet using the Simple Network Managem...

Page 21: ...llowing events Trap Description coldStart Sent after each cold start linkDown Sent when a connection is inactive linkUp Sent when a connection is activated enterpriseSpecific Sending in a freely confi...

Page 22: ...4 2 Standard MIB It contains five types of objects which are included in Figure 4 3 The complete representation of the Yacoub MIB is located in Appendix C 4 1 4 Integrated MIB Engine The switch has a...

Page 23: ...coded address VLAN Group Provides a table to configure the VLAN functionality on the switch QoS Group Contains objects to configure QoS SNMP Group Contains objects to configure the trap function of t...

Page 24: ...d PriorityThreshold An integer 0 to 7 which sets the threshold for the distinction between low and high priority packets to the QoS mechanism e High Priority Port Table Contains a number of ports 1 ta...

Page 25: ...l Instruction The web pages under the menu item General instructions General Instructions contain information about the structuring of all websites that are available on the switch sitemap Currently t...

Page 26: ...des information on the status of the power supply and Ethernet transmission modes which are also displayed by the LED on the switches front panel Figure 4 5 Website Locale Diagnostics 4 2 3 Serial Por...

Page 27: ...face IP addresses must be entered in dotted decimal form eg 192 168 1 120 IP Settings The IP settings site IP Configuration allows the user to configure the switch for the Ethernet network Figure 4 7...

Page 28: ...4 Contact Enter a contact address In the second part you can configure the trap 1 IP address of the first trap manager Enter the IP address of the first Trapmanager 2 IP address of the second trap ma...

Page 29: ...the second field enter the new password 3 In the third field the new password again 4 Click on Apply Notice The password will be sent in the network in plain text format Figure 4 10 Website Change Pas...

Page 30: ...reset to factory settings and load the last saved configuration To edit the configuration of the switch alternatively perform the following instructions Save the current configuration The switch confi...

Page 31: ...re 4 13 Website Services Ports This website allows the user to configure the switch for the Ethernet network port by port The Port Table Port Table displays the status of each Port which was set in th...

Page 32: ...f duplex mode 3 Link Monitoring Switch on or off link monitoring Changes to the port settings are displayed in the port configuration table see Figure 4 15 Figure4 15 Website Port Configuration Table...

Page 33: ...ckets Broadcast Total number ofPackets with Broadcasting Address Multicast Total number Packets with Multicast Address Octets Total number recognized Octets Fragments Total number recognized Fragments...

Page 34: ...condition Use of the alarm contact Activating or Deactivating Power supply Switching on or off the monitoring Link Monitoring On or off the connection tracking The link monitoring can also be enabled...

Page 35: ...Interval Time in seconds Forward Delay Delay time in Seconds Table 4 4 RSTP Settings RSTP settings On the website RSTP Settings can the RSTP configurations be made 1 RST status Switch on or off RST 2...

Page 36: ...nfigure ports individually for RST Figure4 20 Website RSTP Port Configuration 1 Port number Number of the port to configure 2 Admin Edge Port Defining Edge or Non Edge port 3 Priority Set the priority...

Page 37: ...256 MB RAM Sun Java Runtime Environment JRE Version 5 A 4 Installation and Program Initialization It is possible to use the program NMS easy on both platforms Windows and Linux A 4 1 Microsoft Windows...

Page 38: ...ser Interface The main menu bar and main toolbar display the main features of the program 1 In the network display the existing devices are displayed and they are divided into sub networks The compone...

Page 39: ...ions 1 Select the menu item Network Add new host 2 Enter the device name and the corresponding IP address see Figure A 3 3 If you want to check your entries for accuracy press the button Check host 4...

Page 40: ...len object variables are shown for the selected SNMP agent Using the Table or Chart in the object the representation can be switched between tabular see Figure A 5 and graphical see Figure A 6 display...

Page 41: ...t Load MIB in the main toolbar A 5 7 Project Settings The menu item Project Project settings or the switch Project settings in the main toolbar opens the window for the project setting Here you can ch...

Page 42: ...e of Protection IP 20 Power Supply Permitted Input Voltage Range 9 5 V to 31 5 V DC Nominal Value 24 V DC Max Power Consumption 6 W Power Current at 24 V and Maximum Power 250 mA Ripple 3 6 Vss within...

Page 43: ...000 Single Mode typical Minimum Transmission Power 15 dBm Minimum Receive Sensitivity 31 dBm Maximum Overdrive 7 dBm Maximum Transmission Power 8 dBm Maximum Transmission Length at 3 dB system reserve...

Page 44: ...perating temperature 40 C to 70 C Permissible storage temperature 40 C to 85 C Weight ca 250 g Power Supply SM 5TX M12 Input voltage range 9 5 V 31 5 V DC Max power consumption 6 W Max current consump...

Page 45: ...Page 45 of 45 C Private MIB Figure C 1 Yacoub LM Switch Private MIB...