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SM4200-28FC(52FC)
SM4200-28FC(52FC)
SM4200-28FC(52FC)
SM4200-28FC(52FC)
Install
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Contents
Contents
Contents
Contents
Product
Product
Product
Product Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
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5
5
5
Overview
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5
Product
Introduction
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5
Overview
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5
Product
Features
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5
Physical
Features
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7
Product Appearance
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7
Front
Panel
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7
Back Panel
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8
DC
Power
Input
Description
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8
Indicators
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9
Front
Panel
Interface Description
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10
SM42-2XFP
/
SM42-2XGEF
/
SM42-2GEF
Extended
Module
Description
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11
Device
Device
Device
Device
Installation
Installation
Installation
Installation
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Installation
Notice
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Installation
Environment Requirement
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14
Installation
Instructions
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17
Security
Warning
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Installation
Preparation
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18
Check Packing
List
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18
Tools
&
Utilities
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Device
Installation
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Install
Switch
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19
Connect
Console Cable
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19
Install
SFP
Transceiver
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20
Install
SM42-2XFP
Extended
Module
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21
Install
SM42-2XGEF
Extended
Module
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21
Install
SM42-2GEF
Extended
Module
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Connect
Cable/Fiber
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Connect
AC
Power Cable
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23
Connect
DC
Power Cable
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Product
Product
Product
Product
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Overview
SM4200-28FC and SM4200-52FC are the L3 wire-speed Ethernet switch
product. They are intelligent network management switch designed for the
network environment with the requirement of high performance, large port
density and easy to install.
The switch models are as follows:
Product Model Description
SM4200-28FC 12 optical ports + 12 Combo + two extended cards +
DC power supply
SM4200-52FC 44 optical ports + 4 Combo + two extended cards +
DC power supply
Product Introduction
Overview
The fr ont panel of SM4200-28FC provides 12 Gigabit optical interfaces and
12 Combo interfaces. The front panel of SM4200 -52FC provides 44 Gigabit
optical interfaces and 4 Combo interfaces. Both SM4200-28FC and
SM4200 -52FC can realize the 48V DC power input.
Product Features
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�
�
�Rich
Rich
Rich
Rich interface
interface
interface
interface types
types
types
types
SM4200-28FC provides 12 Gigabit optical interfaces, 12 Gigabit Combo
int erfaces (Gigabit optical port SFP/Gigabit electric port combo port), and
two extended card slots.

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SM4200 -52FC provides 44 Gigabit optical interfaces, 4 Gigabit Combo
interfaces (Gigabit optical port SFP/Gigabit electric port combo port), and
two extended card slots.
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�
�
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Secure
Secure
Secure
Secure power
power
power
power supply
supply
supply
supply guarantee
guarantee
guarantee
guarantee
Th e switch provides AC/DC power input backup, supporting AC 220V input,
DC 48V input or 220V AC/ 48 V DC input simultaneously.
�
�
�
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Support
Support
Support
Support 10G
10G
10G
10G Ethernet
Ethernet
Ethernet
Ethernet
The 10G Ethernet, which adopts full-duplex technology instead of low-
speed, half-duplex CSMA/CD protocol, is a big leap in the evolution of
Ethernet. The 10G Ethernet can be deployed in star or ring topologies. The
switch provide s richer bandwidth s and more powerful processing capacity.
It provides the solutions for the MAN and WAN application, simplifying
network structures, and reduces the cost of network construction.
�
�
�
�Support
Support
Support
Support rich
rich
rich
rich network
network
network
network protocols
protocols
protocols
protocols
The switch supports 802.1d/w/s, 802.1Q, 802.1p, 802.3ad, 802.3x, GVRP,
D HCP and SNTP , multicast protocols such as IGMP, DVMRP and PIM ,
routing protocols such as RIPv1/2, OSPF and IPv6 (including RIPng,
OSPFv3 , BGP4+ routing protocols and MLD, PIMv6 multicast protocols) . All
these protocols enable the switch to meet the requirements of complex
network constructions.
�
�
�
�Powerful
Powerful
Powerful
Powerful ACL
ACL
ACL
ACL functions
functions
functions
functions
The switch supports comprehensive ACL policies. The data can be
classified by source/destination IP addresses, source/destination MAC
addresses, IP protocols, TCP/UDP, IP priority, time ranges, and ToS.
Various policies can be used to forward the traffic. By implementing ACL
policies, users can filter virus packets such as “ Worm.Blaster ” ,
“ Worm.Sasser ” and “ Red Code ” . The switch support s IEEE802.1x port -
based authentication, which can be deployed with RADIUS to ensure the
port-level security and block invalid users.
�
�
�
�Rich
Rich
Rich
Rich QoS
QoS
QoS
QoS policies
policies
policies
policies
The switch fully support s DiffServ module. Each port provides eight
priority queues. The user can set a queue bandwidth on each port ,
supp orting WRR/SP/SWRR scheduling. The user can configure the trust
CoS, DSCP, IP priority and port priority , and modify the DSCP and COS
value of the packet . The traffic can be classified by port, VLAN, DSCP, IP

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priority and ACL table. The user modifies the DSCP and IP priority of the
packet and specifies different bandwidths for the transmission of
voice/data/video in the network to customize different qualities of service s .
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�
�
�
Supports
Supports
Supports
Supports 3D-SMP
3D-SMP
3D-SMP
3D-SMP
The switch complies with the networking requirement of the auto-
defending security domain management policy ( 3D-SMP ) and is added
with the function of interacting with the firewall and IDS security system.
The virus and attacks from Intranet and Extranet can be controlled, so as
to improve the security and stability of the whole network.
�
�
�
�Perfect
Perfect
Perfect
Perfect network
network
network
network management
management
management
management
The switch supports SNMP, out-band and in-band management, CLI and
WEB interfaces, and RMON. It adopt s SMTP protocol to automatically send
related sensitive information to the administrator. It supports the SSH
protocol to ensure the security of switch configuration and management.
Physical Features
Item SM4200-28FC SM4200-52FC
Dimension (W × D × H)
(mm)
440 × 324 × 44 440 × 324 × 44
Weight <6kg <6kg
Fixed ports 12 SFP optical ports
12 Gigabit Combo ports
2 extended card interfaces
44 SFP optical ports
4 Gigabit Combo ports
2 extended card interfaces
Max. power consumption 35W 65W
Fan Auto-adjust speed Auto-adjust speed
Temperature 0
℃
-50
℃
0
℃
-50
℃
Relative humidity 10 %-90 %10 %-90 %
Table 1 - 1 Physical features
Product Appearance
Front Panel
The front panel of SM4200 -2 8 FC provides 12 Gigabit optical ports, 12
Gigabit Combo ports, eight indicators, and one Console port, as shown in
the following figure.

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Figure 1 - 1 SM4200 -2 8 FC front panel
The front panel of SM4200 - 52 FC provides 44 Gigabit optical ports, four
Gigabit Combo ports, eight indicators and one Console port, as shown in
the following figure.
Figure 1 - 2 SM4200 - 52 FC front panel
Back Panel
The back panel of SM4200 -2 8 FC provides two extended card interfaces,
one -48V DC power input interface, and one 220V AC power input
interface from left to right, as shown in the following figure:
Figure 1 - 3 SM4200 -2 8 FC back panel
The back panel of SM4200 - 5 2FC is the same as that of SM4200-28FC,
providing two extended card interfaces, one -48V DC power input
interfaces, and one 220V AC power input interface from left to right, as
shown in the following figure:
Figure 1 - 4 SM4200 - 5 2FC back panel
DC Power Input Description
The switch supports AC/DC power input backup. The DC power socket pin
signals are a s follows:
Figure 1 - 5 Distribution of SM4200 -2 8 FC / SM4200 - 5 2FC DC input pins

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DC socket totally has three pins:
PIN1 : GND chassis ground
PIN2 : -48V DC power negative input
PIN3 : 0V DC power positive input
Indicators
SM4200 -2 8 FC /SM4200 - 5 2FC has the indicators to indicate various states.
The front panel of the switch has two kinds of indicators: One is the optical
port/electric port status indicator on the front port connector and they are
on the RJ45 connector or the SFP connector. Each port of the RJ45
connector corresponds to one dual-color indicator. Each port of the SFP
connector corresponds to two LED indicators. T he detailed description is as
follows:
Table 1 - 2 Description of RJ45 port indicators
Indicator
Indicator
Indicator
Indicator Status
Status
Status
Status Meaning
Meaning
Meaning
Meaning
Green
On The port is linked
Off The port is not linked
Flash Data sending and receiving
Table 1 - 3 Description of SFP port indicators
Indicator
Indicator
Indicator
Indicator Status
Status
Status
Status Meaning
Meaning
Meaning
Meaning
Left light
On The SFP port is linked
Off The SFP port is not linked
Flash No the status
Right light
On No the status
Off No data sending or receiving
Flash Data sending and receiving
T he four RJ45 connector of SM4200 - 5 2FC does not have the
inbuilt indicators, so the left side of the front panel RJ45
connector is designed with four indicators, whose serial
numbers are 1-4 from the bottom to the top, corresponding to
ports 1-4 of the RJ45 connector.
The other is the system indicators. The system status indicators of
SM4200 -2 8 FC are at the right side of the front panel. The system status
indicators of SM4200 - 5 2FC are all one group of 2*4 ranging LEDs. The
bottom of each LED has the corresponding name. The system status

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indicators are used to indicate the working status of the switch and the
port status of the extended card.
Table 1 - 4 SM4200 -2 8 FC / SM4200 - 5 2FC system status indicator LED
Panel Tag Status Meaning
PWR On (green) The internal power of the device works normally
Off The device is powered on abnormally
DIAG Green/flashing The system is starting
Green/on The system is started and is working normally
ALM Green/on The system fails
Off The system works normally
DC Green/on The system adopts the DC power supply.
Off The system does not adopt the DC power supply.
M1-1 Green/on Port 1 of the extended card M1 is linked.
Green/flashing Port 1 of the extended card M1 has data sending and
receiving.
Off Port 1 of the extended card M1 is not linked.
M1-2 Green/on Port 2 of the extended card M1 is linked.
Green/flashing Port 2 of the extended card M1 has data sending and
receiving.
Off Port 2 of the extended card M1 is not linked.
Orange/on Port 2 of extended card M1 is not linked, but the
extended card M1 is in place.
M2-1 Green/on Port 1 of the extended card M2 is linked.
Green/flashing Port 1 of the extended card M2 has data sending and
receiving.
Off Port 1 of extended card M2 is not linked.
M2-2 Green/on Port 2 of the extended card M2 is linked.
Green/flashing Port 2 of the extended card M2 has data sending and
receiving.
Off Port 2 of the extended card M2 is not linked.
Orange/on Port 2 of extended card M2 is not linked, but the
extended card M2 is in place.
Front Panel Interface Description
The switch provides the RJ-45 electric port slot and SFP Gigabit fiber
transceiver interface.
Table 1 - 5 Interface description
Interface
Interface
Interface
Interface Type
Type
Type
Type Specifications
Specifications
Specifications
Specifications
RJ-45 port
10/100/1000Mbps adaptive
MDI/MDI-X cable type adaptive
5-class non-shield twisted-pair (UTP): 100m

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SFP
SFP-SX-L transceiver:
1000Base-SX SFP(850nm, MMF, 550m)
SFP-LX-L transceiver:
1000Base-LX SFP interface card module (1310nm, SMF, 10km or
MMF, 550m)
SFP-LX-20-L transceiver:
1310nm light wave, 9/125um single-mode fiber: 20km
SFP-LX-40 transceiver:
9/125um single-mode: 40km
SFP-LH-70-L transceiver:
9/125um single-mode fiber: 70 km
SFP-LH-120-L transceiver:
9/125um single-mode fiber: 120km
SFP-GT
SFP-GT module:
1000Base-T SFP interface card module, RJ-45 interface
SM42-2XFP / SM42-2XGEF / SM42-2GEF
Extended Module Description
The back panel of the switch provides two 10G module extended slots and
two SM42-2XFP, SM42-2XGEF, SM42-2GEF extended modules.
Extended Module Model SM4200-28FC/SM4200-52FC Description
SM42-2XFP Support
Dual-port 10G XFP
extended module
SM42-2XGEF Support 10G/1000M
Dual-port 10G/1000M
compatible module
SM42-2GEF Support Dual-port 1000M module
Take SM42-2XFP as an example and the structure diagram of the
extended module is as follows:
Figure 1-6 SM42-2XFP structure diagram

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The panel diagram of the extended module:
Figure 1 -7 SM42-2XFP panel diagram
Figure 1 -8 SM42-2 XGEF panel diagram
Figure 1 - 9 SM42-2GEF panel diagram
The back panel diagram after the switch is in stalled with the extended
module is as follows:
Figure 1-10 Back panel after SM4200 -2 8 FC / SM4200 - 5 2FC is installed
with the extended module
The indicator description of the extended module:
Table 1 - 6 Indicator description of 10G exten ded module
LED
LED
LED
LED Status
Status
Status
Status Description
Description
Description
Description

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Link/Activity
Green light The port is in the 10G connection state
Flashing green light
The port is in the 10G active connection
state
Off No connection or the connection fails
Table 1 - 7 XFP and SFP+ 10G fiber transceiver description
Specifications
Specifications
Specifications
Specifications
XFP
XFP-SR transceiver:
10GBase-SR XFP multi-mode fiber transceiver (850nm, 62.5 μ m MMF
32m, 50 μ m 500MHz/km MMF 85m, 50 μ m 2000MHz/km MMF 300m)
XFP-LR transceiver:
10GBase-LR XFP single-mode fiber transceiver (1310nm,SMF,10km)
XFP-ER transceiver:
1550nm SMF, 40km
XFP-ER-70 transceiver:
1550nm SMF, 70km
SFP+
SFP+-LR transceiver:10GBase-LR SFP+(1310nm, SMF ,10km)
SFP+-SR transceiver:10GBase-SR SFP+(850nm, 62.5 μ m MMF
32m, 50 μ m 500MHz/km MMF 85m, 50 μ m 2000MHz/km MMF
300m)

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Device
Device
Device
Device
Installation
Installation
Installation
Installation
Installation Notice
To ensure the security of you and others, as well as the normal running of
the switch when installing and using the switch, read the following
instructions.
Installation Environment Requirement
Inst all the switch in a clean place, or may be damaged by electrostatic
affects.
Maintain the temperature between 0 ° C to 50 ° C and the humidity
within 10 % to 9 5 % and non -condensing.
Keep the switch in a dry and cool place. Leave sufficient spacing
around the switch for good air circulation.
The switch should work in the power AC 9 0V~2 64 VAC (50Hz), DC -
4 0 ~ -60 VDC .
Ground the switch properly to avoid ESD damage and physical injury.
Avoid direct sunlight on the switch. Keep the switch away from heat
sources and strong electromagnetic interference sources.
Mount the switch to a standard 19 ’’ rack or place it on a flat desk.
Dust & Particles
Dust is harmful to the safe operation of the switch . Dust can lead to
electrostatic affects, especially under low relative humidity causing poor
contact of metal connectors or contacts. Electrostatic adherence will result
in not only reduced product lifespan, but also in increased number of
communication failures. The recommended value for dust content and
particle diameter in the site is shown below:
Max Diameter
( µ m)
0.5 1 3 5
Dust density
(particles/m ³ )
1.4 × 10
5
7 × 10
5
2.4 × 10
5
1.3 × 10
5

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The switch will get damaged if the air comprises salt, acid and sulfide
contents. Such harmful gases speed up metal corrosion and aging of some
parts. The site should avoid harmful gases such as SO2, H2S, NO2, NH3
and Cl2. The table below details threshold values.
Gas
Gas
Gas
Gas Average
Average
Average
Average (mg/m
(mg/m
(mg/m
(mg/m ³
³
³
³ )
)
)
) Max
Max
Max
Max (mg/m
(mg/m
(mg/m
(mg/m ³
³
³
³ )
)
)
)
SO
2
0.2 1.5
H
2
S 0.006 0.03
NO
2
0.04 0.15
NH
3
0.05 0.15
Cl
2
0.01 0.3
Temperature & Humidity
For a good air circulation after the switch being installed, it is
recommended to keep the switch rack in a room with a stable temperature
and humidity. Please use an air-conditioner to cool it up in summer and a
heating system in winter. If the humidity in the equipment room is too
high for long time, it causes the poor insulation and even electricity leak of
insulation materials easily. Sometimes, the mechanical performances of
materials change and the metal parts are corroded easily, too. If the
relative humidity is too low, insulation pads shrink, which causes the
fastened screws loose. Meanwhile, in dry environment, static electricity
appears easily, which harms the circuits on the switch. If the temperature
is too high, the reliability of the switch reduces greatly. The long-time high
temperature affects the life and speeds up the aging of insulation
materials. The recommended working temperature and humidity are listed
in the following table:
Temperature:
Temperature:
Temperature:
Temperature: Relative
Relative
Relative
Relative humidity
humidity
humidity
humidity
Long term condition Short term condition Long term condition Short term condition
15-30 ℃0-50 ℃40-65% 10-95%
␇
␇
␇
␇Caution
Caution
Caution
Caution
The working environment temperature and humidity of the switch should
be measured at 1.5m above the floor and 0.4m in front of the rack,
without front or back protective panel on the rack. The short-term working
condition means less than 48 hours continuously and less than 15 days for
the annual total; Extreme adverse working environment means the
environment temperature and humidity when the air-conditioning system
in the equipment room fails. The duration should be within 5 hours.
Power Supply
The switch adopts modul ar power supply. Before switching on, ensure proper
groun
di ng of the power supply system. The input source for the switch
should be reliable and secure. Use a voltage adaptor, if necessary.

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The building ’ s circuit protection system should include a fuse or circuit-
breaker of no greater than 240 V, 10 A in the circuit. It is recommended to
use a UPS for more reliable power supply.
Caution
Caution
Caution
Caution
If the power supply is not grounded well , extreme fluctuations in the input
power or huge pulse result in the abnormal running of the switch , or even
hardware damage!
Anti-Static
Electrostatic currents damage to internal circuits or even the entire switch.
To avoid damage:
Ensure proper earth grounding of the device
Perform regular cleaning to reduce dust
Maintain proper temperature and humidity
Wear an ESD wrist strap and antistatic uniform when in contact with
circuit boards .
Anti- I nterference
All sources of interference, whether from the device or outside
environment, affect operations in various ways such as capacitive coupling,
induc tive coupling, electromagnetic radiation, common impedance
(including the grounding system) and cables/lines (power cables, signal
lines, and output lines).
Note
Note
Note
Note :
Prevent power interruptions
Provide the system with a dedicated grounding, rather than sharing
the grounding with electronic equipment or lightning protection
devices
Keep away from high power radio transmitters, radar transmitters,
and high frequency strong circuit devices
Provide electromagnetic shielding
Rack Configuration
The dimension of the switch is designed to be mounted on a standard 19 ’’
cabinet . To e nsure good ventilation , pay attention as follows:

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Every dev ice in the rack generate s heat during operation. Provide
good ventilation and fans for the enclosed rack. Do not stack devices
closely.
When mounting devices in an open rack, prevent the rack frame from
obstructing the swit ch ventilation. Be sure to check positioning of the
switch after installation.
␇
␇
␇
␇Caution
Caution
Caution
Caution
If a standard 19 ’’ cabinet is not available, the switch can be placed on a
clean level desktop, leave a 100mm space around the switch for
ventilation. Do not place anything on the top of the switch.
Installation Instructions
Read related chapters in this manual carefully or participate in concerning
technology training befo re the installation. Make sure all materials, tools
and other items required by the installation are prepared, as well as a
proper site for installation and debugging.
During the installation, it is required to use the brackets and screws
provided in the accessory kit, and proper tools to ensure stability and
reliability. Users should always wear antistatic uniforms and ESD wrist
straps to prevent damaging the switch, and should only use and make
standard cables and connecters. Be cautious to potential dangers
during the installation, and make protective preparations to avoid
accidents.
Clean the site after the installation. Please ensure the switch is well
grounded before powering it on. Users should also maintain the switch
regularly to extend its lifespan.
Security Warning
Do not stare directly at the fiber port during operation to prevent eye
damage caused by the laser transceiver in the SFP optical module of
the switch.
Do not attempt to conduct any operation which may cause physical
injuries, accidents or damage the switch.
Do not install, remove, or disassemble switch and modules with power
on to avoid injuring yourself or damaging the equipment.
Do not open the switch without permission. Please resort to the
manufacturer for help if any problem occurs, to prevent physical
injuries and device damages.

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No contact between metals and the working power is allowed, and do
not drop metals into the switch, to prevent short-circuit and device
damages.
Do not touch the power plug and power socket, to prevent electric
shock.
Do not place the tinder near the switch, to prevent fire.
Do not debug the switch alone in a dangerous situation, to prevent
accidents.
Use standard power sockets which have overload and leakage
protection, to prevent accidents.
Check the circuits, installation and the working environment for
potential dangers, and maintain them regularly, for the sake of
security.
Place the emergency power switch in the working site, so that the
power can be cut off immediately if any accident occurs.
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␇
␇
␇Caution
Caution
Caution
Caution
The potential dangers include: electric leakage in the power, the ignition of
the power, broken electric cables or lines, bad grounding, electric overload,
short-circuit and etc. In cases of accidents like electric shock, fire or short-
circuit, please cut off the power immediately and call the police. Please
help the victims after confirming the security and provide first aid
according to their situations. Call professional medical organizations for
help in time .
Installation Preparation
Check Packing List
Check whether the accessories are complete according to the packing list.
Tools & Utilities
Required tools and utilities are as follows:
Cro ss point screwdriver
Flat-blade screwdriver
ESD wrist strap

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Antistatic u niform
Caution
Caution
Caution
Caution
The user should prepare the tools by himself.
Device Installation
Install Switch
Install the switch to the standard 19 ” rack.
Figure 2 - 1 Install the s witch to the rack
Install the switch as follows:
1. Attach the brackets on both sides of the switch with screws provided
in the accessory kit.
2. Put the bracket-mounted switch onto a standard 19 ’’ rack. Fasten it at
a proper location with the screws provided, leaving enough space
aroun d the switch for good air circulation.
Caution
Caution
Caution
Caution
The brackets are used to fix switch on the rack. They cannot serve as a
bearing. Place a rack shelf under the switch. Do not place anything on top
of the switch. Do not block the blow-holes on the switch to ensure good
operation of the switch.
Connect Console Cable
The switch provides the asynchronous Console port.

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Figure 2-2 Connect Console cable to the switch
Connect console cable as follow s :
1. Find the console cable provided in the accessory kit. Attach one
connector of the cable to switch console port.
2. Connect the other side of the console cable to a character terminal
(PC).
3. Power on the switch and character terminal. Configure switch via the
character terminal.
Install SFP Transceiver
Each line card with the Gigabit optical interface on the switch provides
multiple SFP Gigabit fiber ports.
The steps for installing SFP Gigabit fiber transceiver:
Step
Step
Step
Step 1:
1:
1:
1: Put on ESD wrist strap (or antistatic gloves)
Step
Step
Step
Step 2:
2:
2:
2: Insert SFP transceiver onto the guide rail inside the SFP gigabit
optical port . Do not put SFP transceiver up-side-down.
Step
Step
Step
Step 3:
3:
3:
3: Push SFP transceiver along the guide rail gently until you feel the
transceiver snap into place at the bottom of the slot.
SFP transceiver is hot-swappable.
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␇
␇
␇Caution
Caution
Caution
Caution
Do not look directly at the two-fiber bore in SFP transceiver when the
switch is in operation . O therwise , the laser may damage your eyes.
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