AirLive Ether-8GF User manual

Dec. 2021
Ver. 1.0
Unmanaged Gigabit
Fiber Switch
Ether-8GF
User Manual

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1. Overview
10-Port Gigabit SFP Fiber Switch with 2 x RJ-45 port, Ether-8GF
AirLive Ether-8GF is an unmanaged 10-port Gigabit Fiber switch including 8 SFP ports and
2 RJ-45 Ports. The switch is for connecting multiple Fiber connections together in one small
sized switch. To cover a longer distance the Fiber ports can reach a distance such as
500meter or 20KM depending on the SPF module used with the Switch.
1.1 Power On Switch
Power On the Ether-8GF,
The Switch is powered by an AC/DC power adapter which is connected to the backside of
the switch. Please use the adapter which came with the switch to power it on.
Ether-8GF Back plane

1.2 Switch Connections
Switch Ports Ether-8GF
LED Information.
PWR LED: ON, Switch is Working normal. OFF, Switch is Powered off.
Link LED: ON, Link is ok. Blinking: The Link Port is receiving/sending data