Belden Hirschmann It RAVEN 4000 User manual

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Installation
RAVEN 4000Intrusion Detection and Management System
RAVEN 4500/RAVEN 4300
RAVEN4000 Media Module
RAVEN 4500M-8T/RAVEN 4500M-8F/RAVEN 4500M-4T4F
RAVEN 4300M-8T/RAVEN 4300M-8F/RAVEN 4300M-4T4F

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Contents
Safety guidelines 5
About the manual 12
Legend 13
1.1 General equipment description 14
1.2 Equipment name and product code 17
1.2.1 Basic device 17
1.2.2 Media module 17
1.3 Equipment view 18
1.4 Power supply 18
1.5 Ethernet port 20
1.5.1 Console port attribute 20
1.5.2 USB Console port attribute 20
1.5.3 10/100/1000 Mbit/s twisted pair port 20
1.5.4 1000Base-X SFP optical interface attribute 21
1.6 Display unit 22
1.6.1 Equipment status 22
1.6.2 Port Status 23
1.7 Management interface 24
1.7.1 Console interface 24
1.7.2 MGT interface 24
2 Installation Error! Bookmark not defined.
2.1 Unpack the box for inspection Error! Bookmark not defined.
2.2 Install equipment and ground Error! Bookmark not defined.
2.3 Install SFP transceiver (optional) Error! Bookmark not defined.
2.4 Operate equipment Error! Bookmark not defined.
2.5 Connect data cable Error! Bookmark not defined.
2.6 Fill in the Device Label Error! Bookmark not defined.
3 Make basic settings Error! Bookmark not defined.
4 Monitor ambient air temperature Error! Bookmark not defined.
5 Maintenance and repair Error! Bookmark not defined.
6 Remove 36
6.1 Remove media module 36
6.2 Remove SFP transceiver 36

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6.3 Remove device 37
7 Technical data 38
7.1 General technical data 38
7.2 Dimension drawing 39
7.3 EMC and immunity 41
7.4 Network range 44
7.5 Power consumption / power output Error! Bookmark not defined.
8 Delivery item, order number and accessories 46
9 Basic technical standards 47
A More support 49

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Safety guidelines
Warning
Uncontrolled machine action
To avoid uncontrolled machine action due to data loss, configure all data
transfer devices separately.
Before starting any machine controlled by data transfer, be sure to complete
the configuration of all data transfer devices.
Failure to comply with these guidelines may result in death, serious
injury or equipment damage.
 General safety guidelines
Hot-line work is required for the equipment. Improper use of the equipment
may result in personal injury or great destruction of property. The proper
and safe operation of the equipment depends on proper handling during
transportation, reasonable storage and installation, as well as careful
establishment and strict adherence to the operation and maintenance
procedures.
 Please read this manual as well as safety guidelines and warnings
before connecting any cable.
 Only operate the equipment without any damaged components.
 Make sure there is no component to be repaired in the equipment. In
case of any damage or failure to the equipment, off the power and
return the equipment to Belden for inspection.
 Qualification requirements for operators
 Only qualified personnel are allowed to operate the equipment.
Qualified personnel have the following characteristics:
 They shall receive appropriate training. Training and required practical
knowledge and experience are prerequisites to be qualified for product
operation. Only when these prerequisites are met can operators
perform grounding and labeling operations on circuits, equipment and
systems in accordance with current safety technical standards.
 Qualified personnel shall be aware that there is danger in their work.
 Qualified personnel shall know well how to deal with these hazards to
reduce risks posed to themselves and others.
 Qualified personnel shall receive training on a regular basis.

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 Correct use
Use the equipment only for the purposes specified in the catalog and
technical instructions. Only external devices and components
recommended and permitted by the manufacturer can be used to operate
the equipment.
The correct and safe operation of this product depends on the correct
operation, storage, assembly and installation during transport, as well as
careful operation and maintenance procedures.
 National and international safety regulations
Carry out validation to ensure that electrical installations comply with
applicable local or national safety regulations.
 Wire connection requirements
Always make sure that all requirements listed are met before connecting
the wires.
The requirements below shall apply without limitation:
 The wires are voltage free.
 The cables used meet the temperature range required for a particular purpose.

First, connect the ground screw on the back of the equipment to the protective conductor before setting
up other connections. When to remove connections, the protective conductor shall be the last to be
removed.
 Do not power up the equipment during installation.
 Requirements for North America:
Use 60 / 75 ° C (140 / 167 ° F) or 75 ° C (167 ° F) copper (Cu) wires only.
Table 1: Wire connection requirements
 Power voltage connection requirements
Device Model
The requirements below shall apply without limitation:
All
model
s
Meet
all
of the following requirements

The supply voltage shall be consistent with the specified value on the equipment
nameplate.
 The power supply shall conform to overvoltage category I or II.
 The power supply shall be equipped with an easy-to-operate disconnector
(such as a
or plug).

The disconnector shall be clearly marked, so that in an emergency, the operator
knows at a glance the correspondence between the disconnector and the power
cable.

When to connect a power supply voltage with a protective conductor: first connect the
protective conductor, and then the power supply voltage. If the equipment contains
such a second power supply voltage connection module: first connect the protective
conductor, and then the power supply voltage.
 Supply with DC voltage:
 Power cord diameter at the power supply voltage input shall be at least 1mm² (North
America: AWG16). Supply with AC voltage:

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 Powe
r cord diameter at the power supply voltage input shall be at least 0.75 mm²
(North America: AWG18).

The cross section of the grounding conductor shall be the same as or larger than that
of the power cord.
 Power cables suitable for voltage, current and physical loads shall be used.
 The external fuse shall be installed in the conductor at the non-spot position.
Table 2: Power voltage connection requirements

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Special conditions for safe use
 Install the basic equipment and modules in a suitable enclosure based
on specific environmental conditions to provide at least IP54 protection
according to the requirements of EN 60529.
 Take measures to prevent instantaneous interference from exceeding
140% of the rated voltage at the voltage input.
 Shield grounding
The shield grounding module of the twisted-pair cable shall be connected
to the front panel as a conductor.
When connecting a cable segment with a conductive shield braid, pay
attention to the possible short circuit.
 ESD guide
These modules are equipped with electrostatic sensitive components.
If the connection is touched, these sensitive components may be damaged
or their service life shortened by electric field or charge balance effects.
You may find information about electrostatic hazard components in DIN
EN 61340-5-1 (2007-08) and DIN EN 61340-5-2 (2007-08).

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 Equipment enclosure
Only technicians authorized by the manufacturer are allowed to open the
enclosure.
 Keep vents open to ensure good air circulation.
 Ensure a minimum of 3.94 inches (10 cm) of space in front of the
enclosure vent.
 Do not touch the enclosure during operation or shortly after shutting
down the equipment. Hot surfaces may cause injury.
 Install the equipment horizontally in the cabinet or vertically on a flat
surface.
Do not place the equipment on the desktop for operation. See Page 40
for details of “Install equipment and ground”.
 Operate the equipment at the maximum ambient air temperature and in
stacking: when to install the equipment, make sure that there is at least
one available rack space (approx. 5 cm) above the equipment to allow
heat to escape through the enclosure of the equipment.
 If you operate the equipment in 19” cabinet: install the slide / rails to
support the weight of the equipment.
 Installation site requirements
The equipment can only be operated at the specified ambient temperature
- the ambient air temperature at a distance of 2 inches (5 cm) from the
equipment - with relative humidity.
 When selecting the installation position, be sure to comply with the
climate thresholds set forth in the technical data.
 Please use the equipment in the environment where the maximum
pollution level conforms to the technical data.

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 CE mark
Marked equipment shall comply with the European directives below:
Device Model
Instruction
All models 2011/65/EU and 2015/863/EU(RoHS)
Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on the
restriction of
the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electron.
All models 2014/30/EU (EMC)
Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on electromagnetic
compatibility among standardization members.
Please submit the EU compliance statement to the authorities at the following
address in accordance with the above EU directives:
Hirschmann Automation and Control GmbH
Stuttgarter Str. 45-51
72654 Neckartenzlingen
Germany
www.belden.com
Warning! As Class A equipment, it may cause interference to the living area.
In such case, the operator may need to take appropriate actions.
Warning! When Ethernet cables are used in industrial environments, they
must be shielded.
Note: It is required to strictly comply with the assembly guidelines provided in
these guidelines to observe EMC thresholds.

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 LED or Laser Component
LED or Laser Component conforming to IEC 60825-1 (2014):
Class 1 laser products
Class 1 LED products
 FCC description:
The equipment complies with Section 15 of FCC. The equipment shall be
operated in line with the following two requirements: (1) the equipment
causes no harmful interference; (2) the equipment must accept any
interference it receives, including interference that may result in accidental
operation. Appropriate testing has confirmed that the equipment meets the
requirements for Class A digital equipment in Section 15 of FCC.
These requirements are intended to provide adequate protection against
interference with the equipment when used in commercial environments.
The equipment creates and uses high frequencies and may also radiate
them. Failure to observe this user manual in installation or use of the
equipment may cause interference with radio transmission. Use of the
equipment in residential areas may also cause interference, in which case
the user is obliged to pay to eliminate such interference.
 Recovery instructions
At the end of use, you must properly dispose of the equipment as e-waste
in accordance with the current disposal regulations of your county, state
and country.

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About the manual
This user manual about “Installation” contains equipment instructions, safety
instructions, display instructions, and other information required for equipment
installation.

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Legend
The symbols used in this manual have the following meanings:
 Item list
 Work step
 Subtitle

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1 Description
1.1 General equipment description
RAVEN4000 Intrusion Detection and Management System is a threat detection, analysis and
management product that Hirschmann IT creates independently and owns completely independent
intellectual property rights。The product has a high-precision detection capability for viruses, worms,
Trojans, DDoS, scanning, SQL injection, XSS, buffer overflow, deception hijacking and other attacks, as
well as network resource abuse (such as P2P upload/download, network games, video/audio, network
stock trading) and other threats. At the same time, the traffic module in this product has very accurate
and effective ability to find abnormal situations of network traffic. On the basis of accurate detection, this
product emphasizes the manageability of threats (such as threat analysis and threat processing),
especially the intelligent filtering of a large number of possible events. It only shows the threats that
users really need to pay attention to, and at the same time reduces the workload of users, it ensures the
timeliness of threat processing.
 Basic device
RAVEN 4500
RAVEN 4300

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 Media module
RAVEN 4500M-8T
RAVEN 4500M-8F
RAVEN 4500M-4T4F

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RAVEN 4300M-8T
RAVEN 4300M-8F
RAVEN 4300M-4T4F
You can select 1 media module.
Media modules are provided as accessories. Please refer to “Order
number” on Page 68.

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1.2 Equipment name and product code
The equipment name corresponds to the product code.
1.2.1 Basic device
Order
number
Product code Description
942999713 RAVEN 4500
5xGE TX ports, 1×RJ45 console port,
1×extended slot
942999714 RAVEN 4300
5xGE TX ports, 1×RJ45 console port,
1×extended slot
1.2.2 Media module
Order
number
Product code Description
942999715 RAVEN 4500M-8T 8×GE TX ports line card for RAVEN 4500
942999716 RAVEN 4500M-8F
8×GE SFP ports line card for RAVEN
4500
942999717 RAVEN 4500M-
4T4F
4×GE TX ports and 4×GE SFP ports line
card for RAVEN 4500
942999718 RAVEN 4300M-8T 8×GE TX ports line card for RAVEN 4300
942999719 RAVEN 4300M-8F
8×GE SFP ports line card for RAVEN
4300
942999720 RAVEN 4300M-
4T4F
4×GE TX ports and 4×GE SFP ports line
card for RAVEN 4300

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1.3 Equipment view
：RJ45 Console Port
:2×USB Port
：MGT Port
：10/100/1000M Adaptive Ethernet Port
：Power sockets and power es at the rear of the chassis
：Media Module
1.4 Power supply

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You may use the power module to supply voltage to the equipment:
See the “Power module” on page 17 for information about connecting supply
voltage.

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1.5 Ethernet port
You may use twisted pair or fiber optic (F/O) cables to connect terminal
devices and other network segments to the equipment and the media module
ports.
1.5.1 Console port attribute
Attribute Description
Interface standard Asynchronous EIA/TIA-232
Connector type RJ45
Baud rate 9600- 115200 (default as 9600)
Supported service Connect with the serial port of
local terminal (such as PC),
and run the terminal simulation
program on the terminal
1.5.2 USB Console port attribute
Attribute Description
Interface standard USB2.0
Connector type Micro USB
Interface rate 12Mbps
Supported service Connect with the USB of local
terminal (such as PC), and run
the terminal simulation
program on the terminal (baud
rate setting range is 9600bit/s-
115200bit/s (default as
9600bit/s))
1.5.3 10/100/1000 Mbit/s twisted pair port
Attribute Description
Interface standard IEEE 802.3 、IEEE802.3u 、
IEEE802.3ab、IEEE802.3az
Connector type RJ45
Working mode 10Mbps/100Mbps/1000Mbps
Half duplex/full
duplex/auto-negotiation
Maximum transmission
distance
100m
Connected cable Cat. 5 and 5e twisted pairs