Curtiss-Wright Parvus SWI-22-10-10 User manual

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction.............................................................................................................9
About This Document....................................................................................................................................9
Definitions...............................................................................................................................................9
Description of Safety Symbols................................................................................................................9
Functional Description.................................................................................................................................10
Configurations.......................................................................................................................................10
Special Order Options ..........................................................................................................................10
Features................................................................................................................................................11
High Port Density...........................................................................................................................11
Rugged Design ..............................................................................................................................11
Carrier Grade .................................................................................................................................11
Layer 2 Switching...........................................................................................................................11
Layer 3 Routing:.............................................................................................................................11
Management ..................................................................................................................................11
Declassification ..............................................................................................................................11
Low Power .....................................................................................................................................11
Bus or External Powering...............................................................................................................11
Integration Flexibility ......................................................................................................................11
Management Interface Overview..........................................................................................................12
Chapter 2 Hardware Description...........................................................................................14
Card Layout.................................................................................................................................................14
SWI-22-10-10 Card ..............................................................................................................................14
SWI-22-10-01 Card ..............................................................................................................................14
SWI-22-10 Thermal Plate............................................................................................................................15
Chapter 3. Hardware Installation...........................................................................................19
Equipment Installation.................................................................................................................................19
Installation Precautions ........................................................................................................................19
Breakout Cable Set ..............................................................................................................................20
Test Setup SWI-22-10-10.....................................................................................................................22
Test Setup SWI-22-10-01.....................................................................................................................23
Zeroization...................................................................................................................................................24
Initiating Zeroization .............................................................................................................................24
Zeroization Recovery............................................................................................................................24
Chapter 4 Management Interface Description......................................................................26
Understanding the Switch Configuration Files............................................................................................27
Using the CLI ..............................................................................................................................................28
Serial CLI Setup....................................................................................................................................28
CLI Quick Start .....................................................................................................................................28
Log In .............................................................................................................................................28
Set VLAN 1 IP Address..................................................................................................................29
Check Connectivity ........................................................................................................................29
Save the Configuration...................................................................................................................30
Create a Backup Copy of the Configuration ..................................................................................30
CLI Command Groups..........................................................................................................................31
Working with Configuration Files..........................................................................................................32
Saving and Deleting Configuration Files........................................................................................32
Reverting to the Default Configuration...........................................................................................33

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Loading a New Firmware Image...........................................................................................................33
Using the Web GUI .....................................................................................................................................35
Ethernet GUI Features .........................................................................................................................35
Web GUI Introduction...........................................................................................................................37
Accessing the Web Interface .........................................................................................................37
Navigation Pane.............................................................................................................................39
System Buttons..............................................................................................................................39
Links to Detail Popups ...................................................................................................................41
Changing and Saving Configuration Settings.......................................................................................42
Changing the Switch Hostname (Example)...................................................................................42
Changing the Admin Password (Example)....................................................................................44
Saving the Configuration via the Web GUI....................................................................................45
Managing Configuration Files...............................................................................................................46
Downloading a Configuration File..................................................................................................46
Uploading a Configuration File.......................................................................................................47
Activating a Configuration File .......................................................................................................49
Deleting a Configuration File..........................................................................................................49
Loading a New Firmware Image...........................................................................................................49
Chapter 5 Connector Descriptions .......................................................................................50
SWI-22-10-10 Card-Specific Connectors....................................................................................................50
Part Numbers........................................................................................................................................50
Description and Pinouts........................................................................................................................50
J2 Pinout ........................................................................................................................................51
J3 Pinout ........................................................................................................................................52
SWI-22-10-01 Card-Specific Connectors....................................................................................................53
Part Numbers........................................................................................................................................53
Description and Pinouts........................................................................................................................53
P4 Pinout........................................................................................................................................54
P7 Pinout........................................................................................................................................54
P5 Pinout........................................................................................................................................54
P6 Pinout........................................................................................................................................54
Connectors Common to All SWI-22-10 Models..........................................................................................55
Common Connector Locations.............................................................................................................55
Auxiliary Power Connector (P3) ...........................................................................................................55
Mounting Holes (MTG1, MTG2)...........................................................................................................56
PCI Connectors (J1 & J6).....................................................................................................................56
PCI-Express Connectors (J5 & J8).......................................................................................................57
PCIe Bus Pin Matrix (PCI/104 Express Standard) (J5 & J8) .........................................................57
Console Port ...............................................................................................................................................58
Zeroize Port.................................................................................................................................................58
LED Port......................................................................................................................................................58
Chapter 6 Specifications .......................................................................................................61
General Specifications ................................................................................................................................61
Applications ..........................................................................................................................................61
Breakout Cable Set ..............................................................................................................................61
Technical Specifications..............................................................................................................................61
Power....................................................................................................................................................61
Switching Architecture..........................................................................................................................61
Port Features........................................................................................................................................62
Layer 2 Switching .................................................................................................................................62
Management.........................................................................................................................................62
Security.................................................................................................................................................62

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Status Indication...................................................................................................................................62
Reliability ..............................................................................................................................................62
Mechanical Specifications...........................................................................................................................63
Connector Specifications ............................................................................................................................63
Environmental Specifications......................................................................................................................63
Protocol Standards......................................................................................................................................64
Chapter 7 Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................65
Product Identification...................................................................................................................................65
Technical Assistance ..................................................................................................................................65
Returning for Service ..................................................................................................................................65
Chapter 8 Contact Info...........................................................................................................66
Appendix A CLI Reference....................................................................................................67
Industry Standard CLI Format.....................................................................................................................67
CLI Basics...................................................................................................................................................67
How the CLI Works...............................................................................................................................68
Accessing the CLI Help Menu ..............................................................................................................69
Using the Keyboard..............................................................................................................................71
Command History.................................................................................................................................72
Controlling the Display..........................................................................................................................73
Understanding Commands...................................................................................................................74
Command Structure.......................................................................................................................74
Command Syntax...........................................................................................................................74
Additional Syntax Elements ...........................................................................................................75
Ethernet Interface Naming....................................................................................................................76
Filtering Output.....................................................................................................................................77
Using ‘no’ Forms to Reset or Remove Configuration Values ...............................................................78
CLI Command Groups................................................................................................................................78
Modes.............................................................................................................................................81
Frequently Used CLI Commands................................................................................................................83
Reset Configuration to Defaults.....................................................................................................83
Set the Device Hostname ..............................................................................................................83
View the Current IP Configuration .................................................................................................83
Set the Switch IP Address..............................................................................................................84
Ping a Network Device...................................................................................................................84
Using ‘show’ Commands ......................................................................................................................85
Showing Available Commands ......................................................................................................85
Showing Command Help ...............................................................................................................86
Show Running-Config....................................................................................................................87
Configuring the System...............................................................................................................................89
Advanced Concepts....................................................................................................................................91
Understanding Modes and Sub-modes................................................................................................91
CLI Mode Transitions.....................................................................................................................93
Understanding Privilege Levels............................................................................................................94
Managing Users....................................................................................................................................95
Understanding Terminal Parameters....................................................................................................96
Using Banners......................................................................................................................................98
Appendix B Parvus CLI Enhancements ...............................................................................99
Accessing the Parvus CLI Commands .......................................................................................................99
Entering Parvus Debug Mode ..............................................................................................................99

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Exiting Parvus Debug Mode...............................................................................................................100
Commands Overview................................................................................................................................101
OptShow ......................................................................................................................................102
OptDefaults ..................................................................................................................................102
EEdump .......................................................................................................................................103
Logshow.......................................................................................................................................103
optwrapfaultlog.............................................................................................................................104
LogErase......................................................................................................................................104
Status...........................................................................................................................................104
Temp............................................................................................................................................104
Uptime..........................................................................................................................................104
version..........................................................................................................................................105
xoshow.........................................................................................................................................105
xoup..............................................................................................................................................105
Zeroize................................................................................................................................................106
optzdelay......................................................................................................................................106
optzenable....................................................................................................................................106
optzpolarity (do not use)...............................................................................................................106
optzstyle (do not use)...................................................................................................................106

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List of Figures
Figure 1. Management Interface Block Diagram SWI-22-10-10................................................................12
Figure 2. Management Interface Block Diagram SWI-22-10-01................................................................13
Figure 3. SWI-22-10-10 Card.....................................................................................................................14
Figure 4. SWI-22-10-01 Card.....................................................................................................................15
Figure 5. SWI-22-10 Card with Thermal Plate...........................................................................................15
Figure 6. Thermal Plate Mounting Hole Locations.....................................................................................16
Figure 7. Thermal Plate Vertical Dimensions.............................................................................................16
Figure 8. Thermal Plate Horizontal Dimensions ........................................................................................17
Figure 9. Breakout Cableset (CBL-SWI-22-10-10)....................................................................................20
Figure 10. Breakout Cableset (CBL-SWI-22-10-01)..................................................................................21
Figure 11. Connector Locations (SWI-22-10-10).......................................................................................22
Figure 12. Connector Locations (SWI-22-10-01).......................................................................................23
Figure 13. CLI Functional Groups..............................................................................................................31
Figure 14. Web GUI Top Level Features (Alphabetized)...........................................................................36
Figure 15. SWI-22-10-10 Ethernet Connectors .........................................................................................50
Figure 16. SWI-22-10-10 Ethernet Connector Detail.................................................................................51
Figure 17. SWI-22-10-01 Ethernet Connectors .........................................................................................53
Figure 18. SWI-22-10-01 Ethernet Connector Detail.................................................................................54
Figure 19. SWI-22-10 Common Connectors..............................................................................................55
Figure 20. Auxiliary Power Connector Pin Orientation (P3).......................................................................56
Figure 21. PCI Connectors (J1 & J6).........................................................................................................56
Figure 22. Recommended SWI-22-10-10 LED Port Interface Circuit.........................................................59
Figure 23. Recommended SWI-22-10-01 LED Port Interface Circuit.........................................................59
Figure 24. CLI Mode Transition Commands..............................................................................................93

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CHAPTER 1INTRODUCTION
The SWI-22-10 is a rugged PCI/104-Express Gigabit Ethernet Switch card equipped with up to twenty
triple-speed 10/100/1000Mbps ports for connecting IPv4- and IPv6-compatible computing devices in
demanding embedded systems LAN applications.
ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT
This manual provides functional and technical descriptions of the SWI-22-10 hardware, instructions on
connecting the card to test equipment, operational information on using the SWI-22-10 management
consoles and commands, connector descriptions and pinouts, and specifications.
DEFINITIONS
Please refer to the Glossary at the end of this document for an explanation of networking terms used in
this manual.
DESCRIPTION OF SAFETY SYMBOLS
The following symbols are used in this manual to indicate important information and potentially dangerous
situations.
Warning! Danger, electrical shock hazard!
Personal injury or death could occur. Also damage to the system, connected peripheral devices, or
software could occur if the warnings are not followed carefully.
Caution! Hazard to individuals, environment, devices, or data!
If you do not adhere to the safety advice next to this symbol, there is obvious hazard to individuals, to
environment, to materials, or to data.
Note: This symbol highlights important information or instructions that should be observed.

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FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
The SWI-22-10 is a rugged Commercial Off the Shelf (COTS) Gigabit Ethernet switch card optimized for
Size, Weight and Power (SwaP)-sensitive embedded military and civilian computer network systems
applications. Featuring advanced Layer 2 networking features with up to 20 ports with 10/100/1000Mbps
connectivity, an integrated management processor, low power consumption, and robust carrier Ethernet
software features, the SWI-22-10 enables reliable local area network (LAN) switching across extended
operating temperature ranges (-40to +85C) and extreme shock/vibration for technology refresh and
new system designs. With a compact PCI/104-Express form factor (approx. 3.6” x 3.8”) featuring either
twenty or eight 1000BaseT Ethernet ports, the SWI-22-10 is one of the smallest rugged Gigabit Ethernet
switches available, and is an ideal solution for connecting a large number of IP-enabled embedded
devices, including computers, cameras, sensors, and command-and-control equipment deployed in
manned and unmanned system platforms at the network edge.
This fully managed Layer 2 switch card supports IPv4- and IPv6-multicast traffic, Virtual Local Area
Networks (VLANs), port control (speed/mode/statistics, flow control), Quality of Service (QoS) traffic
prioritization, Link Aggregation (802.3AD), SNMP/v1/v2/v3 management, secure authentication (802.1X,
ACLs, Web/CLI), redundancy (RSTP/MSTP), precision timing (IEEE-1588v2), port monitoring, IGMP
Snooping, Low-power, Energy-Efficient, Ethernet compliance, and data zeroization. The unit also
supports Layer 3 IPv4 / IPv6 unicast static routing for IP routing to attached WAN / radio ports. The SWI-
22-10 is designed to integrate with open-architecture PCI-104, PCIe104, PC/104-Plus, PCI/104-Express,
EPIC, or EBX systems, as well as non-PC/104 embedded systems, while flexibly supporting either CAT5e
cabling or cableless (card-to-card) termination of the Ethernet signals.
The SWI-22-10 is available with an optional integrated thermal plate, and can be ordered as a standalone
card or pre-integrated into the Parvus DuraNET 20-10 switch subsystem. The card can also be integrated
by Curtiss-Wright into other rugged enclosures and/or combined with PC/104-based DuraMAR mobile
routers or DuraCOR mission computers subsystems.
CONFIGURATIONS
The SWI-22-10 is available in four standard configurations: 20 GigE ports and 8 GigE ports, with or
without an integrated thermal plate.
Product Number
Description
SWI-22-10-10
PCI/104-Express GigE Switch, 20x 1000BaseT, Harwin Connectors
SWI-22-10-10T
PCI/104-Express GigE Switch, 20x 1000BaseT, Harwin Connectors, Thermal Plate
SWI-22-10-01
PCI/104-Express GigE Switch, 8x 1000BaseT, Molex Connectors
SWI-22-10-01T
PCI/104-Express GigE Switch, 8x 1000BaseT, Molex Connectors, Thermal Plate
SPECIAL ORDER OPTIONS
Conformal coating
No PCI/104 connectors (minimum order applies)

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FEATURES
High Port Density
Up to 20 Gigabit Ethernet Switch ports in single-slot PCI/104-Express form factor (3.6”x3.8”) card;
8-port option also available.
Rugged Design
-40/+85Cextended-temperature operation, vibration-tolerant connectors for cableless/cabled
network connections, staked and underfilled components.
Carrier Grade
Carrier Ethernet (CE) Switch Engine with embedded 32-Bit Management Processor.
CE Services Software delivers Rich Layer-2 Switch Features, Layer 3-Aware Packet Processing,
Service Classification and Traffic Policing; IEEE-1588 Precision Timing Protocol and Hardware
Accurate Timestamping.
Layer 2 Switching
10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit Ethernet connectivity, IPv4/IPv6 Multicast, VLAN, QoS/CoS Traffic
Prioritization, Multiple/Rapid Spanning Tree, Link Aggregation, IEEE-1588 Sync.
Layer 3 Routing:
Layer 3 IPv4 / IPv6 Unicast Static Routing Support for IP Routing to Attached WAN / Radio Ports.
Management
SNMPv3, HTTP Server, Web GUI, RS-232 Console CLI, Port Monitoring, RMON, Syslog,
Network Access Server (NAS), 802.1X Authentication, IGMP Snooping, Access Control Lists
(ACLs), Zeroization, Built in Test (BIT) Diagnostics.
Declassification
Data Zeroization support for secure data (initiated by off-board signal trigger).
Low Power
Energy-efficient Ethernet (IEEE-802.3AZ) support with low-power PHYs and smart cable reach
technology for extremely low power consumption.
Bus or External Powering
Can be powered via PCI-104 (PCI) bus, PCIe104 (PCI Express) bus, or auxiliary power
connector for standalone operation.
Integration Flexibility
Two connector options (Harwin, Molex) to support either hand-crimping CAT5e cabling or card-to-
card (cableless) interface for Ethernet ports.

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MANAGEMENT INTERFACE OVERVIEW
The SWI-22-10 provides two types of console interfaces for switch configuration and management: a
serial command line interface (CLI) via RS-232 serial port, and a Web GUI via Ethernet. Each
management interface on the card connects to a host PC which acts as the console.
Serial CLI: Connect to the host PC via a serial connector.
Web GUI: Connect to the host PC via any one of the Ethernet ports.
Figure 1 and Figure 2 illustrate the SWI-22-10-10 and -01 interfaces, respectively. Chapter 4 explains
how to use each interface.
Figure 1. Management Interface Block Diagram SWI-22-10-10

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Figure 2. Management Interface Block Diagram SWI-22-10-01

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CHAPTER 2HARDWARE DESCRIPTION
This chapter describes the SWI-22-10-XX cards. The major differences in the cards are the number of
ports (20 or 8) and whether the thermal plate is factory-installed.
SWI-22-10-10, 20 ports
SWI-22-10-10T, 20 ports, with thermal plate
SWI-22-10-01, 8 ports
SWI-22-10-01T, 8 ports, with thermal plate
CARD LAYOUT
SWI-22-10-10 CARD
Figure 3 shows top and bottom views of the SWI-22-10-10 card.
Figure 3. SWI-22-10-10 Card
SWI-22-10-01 CARD
Figure 4 shows top and bottom views of the SWI-22-10-01 card.

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Figure 4. SWI-22-10-01 Card
SWI-22-10 THERMAL PLATE
The SWI-22-10-01T and -10T include a factory-installed thermal plate for conduction cooling in a no-
moving-parts system. Figure 5 shows the SWI-22-10-10T with the factory-installed thermal plate.
Figure 5. SWI-22-10 Card with Thermal Plate

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Figure 6 shows the mounting holes in the sides of the thermal plate that are used to mount the thermal
plate in a chassis for heat dissipation.
Figure 6. Thermal Plate Mounting Hole Locations
Figure 7 and Figure 8 show where the thermal plate is located relative to the PCB.
Figure 7. Thermal Plate Vertical Dimensions

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Figure 8. Thermal Plate Horizontal Dimensions
The 2D drawings and 3D model for the thermal plate are available to customers that wish to design their
own thermal solution.
Note: If you do not use the thermal plate available from Curtiss-Wright, then your system design
must provide adequate heat dissipation.

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CHAPTER 3. HARDWARE INSTALLATION
EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION
To use the SWI-22-10-xx in a lab environment, you must have:
Appropriate cables, such as the CBL-SWI-22-10-10 Breakout Cable Set
A power source, either:
A PCI/104 stack or a PCI/104-Express stack
+5VDC@3A supplied to the SWI-22-10 board (connected at P3). A power cable is included
with the Breakout Cable Set.
Thermal cooling, either:
SWI-22-10 Thermal Plate factory-installed on the SWI-22-10-10T or the SWI-22-10-01T
A custom cooling solution (a small fan blowing across the top of the board will do).
A host PC with a free RS-232 port and/or an Ethernet port. See “Serial CLI Setup” and “Using the
Web GUI” in chapter four to setup the serial and Ethernet ports on the host PC.
INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS
ESD Warning!
This product uses components that can be damaged by electrostatic discharge (ESD). Observe
precautions for handling electrostatic-discharge sensitive devices.
Exercise extreme caution when installing or removing the board. The interface pins are very
easily bent.
Ensure proper line-up with receptacles before applying force.
Apply force as evenly as possible to prevent the interface pins from inserting at an angle.
If the stack requires disassembly, apply even force while disassembling components.

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BREAKOUT CABLE SET
You should test the SWI-22-10 interfaces and cabling prior to installation in the target system to ensure
full operational capability. Full bench-top testing can be performed by using the appropriate cable set for
the card. You can also use a custom set of cables made specifically for the intended target system,
vehicle, or craft; refer to Chapter 5 for connector pinouts and descriptions.
The breakout cable set (CBL-SWI-22-10-10 or CBL-SWI-22-10-01) is available for purchase through
Curtiss-Wright and is intended for lab or bench testing purposes only.
The SWI-22-10-10 cable set (CBL-SWI-22-10-10, shown in Figure 9) includes the following cables:
Cable
Qty.
Description
Function
CBL-2444-01
1
SWI-22-10, ten Ethernet, console,
zeroize
Breaks out to Ports 1-6 and Ports 17-20 RJ-45 cables, DB-9
console port cable, and zeroize port cable.
CBL-2444-02
1
SWI-22-10, ten Ethernet, LEDs
Breaks out to Ports 7-16 RJ-45 cables and LED port cable
CBL-2551-01
1
SWI-22-10, external power
Connects auxiliary power connector and chassis ground ring
lugs to banana plugs for a bench-top power supply.
CBL-1536-01
1
6’ DB9 M/F serial extension
Extends console port connection length if breakout cable is
not long enough to reach host computer.
Figure 9. Breakout Cableset (CBL-SWI-22-10-10)
The SWI-22-10-01 cable set (CBL-SWI-22-10-01, shown in Figure 10) includes the following cables:
Cable
Qty.
Description
Function
CBL-2562-01
1
SWI-22-10-0x, Ethernet ports 1-2,
console, zeroize
Breaks out to Ethernet Ports 1 and 2 RJ-45 cables, DB-9
console port cable, and zeroize port cable.
CBL-2562-02
1
SWI-22-10-0x, Ethernet ports 3-4
Breaks out to Ports 3 and 4 RJ-45 cables.
CBL-2562-03
1
SWI-22-10-0x, Ethernet ports 5-6
Breaks out to Ports 5 and 6 RJ-45 cables.
CBL-2562-04
1
SWI-22-10-0x, Ethernet ports 7-8, LEDs
Breaks out to Ports 7 and 8 RJ-45 cables and LED port
cable.