TRENDnet TE100-S1616V User manual

Preface
This manual describes how to install and use 16/24 port
Ethernet switch, TE100-S1616V/TE100-S2424V. It features
16/24 ports that auto negotiate the presence of 10/100Mbps
and full or half-duplex mode. An optional 100BASE-FX
multi-mode or single-mode module enables long-distance
connection. An optional BNC module enables backwards
compatibility.
To get the most out of this manual, you should have an
understanding of networking concepts such as bridging, IEEE
802.3 Ethernet and 100BASE-TX Fast Ethernet, and local area
networks (LAN).
For more information about these topics, please refer to the
Appendices.
In this manual, you will find:
Benefits of Ethernet switches
Features of TE100-S1616V/TE100-S2424V
LED functions illustration
Installation instructions
Configuration instructions for VLAN and port speed
Specifications
Ethernet technology, LAN, and VLAN tutorial information

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Table of Contents
Preface...........................................................................1
Introduction ..................................................................3
Benefits of Switching...........................................................................3
TE100-S1616V/TE100-S2424V........................................................4
Product Features....................................................................................5
Packing List...........................................................................................7
Ports..................................................................................................10
LED Indicator.................................................................................13
Installation...................................................................18
Selecting a Site for the Switch..........................................................18
Connecting to Power..........................................................................20
Connecting to Your Network....................................20
Optional Module Installation............................................................23
Jumper Settings..............................................................................24
Switch Configuration.................................................26
Setting up Console Port Connection................................................27
VLAN...................................................................................................31
Port Setting...........................................................................................35
Auto-Negotiation............................................................................35
Flow-Control...................................................................................35
Trunking...............................................................................................41
Networking Examples.....................................................................42

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Specifications.............................................................46
Appendix A -Connector Pinouts.............................48
Appendix B -Introduction to LAN & Ethernet
Technologies..............................................................49
Appendix C –VLANs .................................................54
Introduction
Benefits of Switching
Ethernet switching technology has dramatically boosted the total
bandwidth of a network. It puts configuration flexibility and
bandwidth adaptability into the local workgroups where the
majority ofwork is generated.
It further eliminates congestion problems inherent to the
CSMA/CD protocol and improves predictable response time under
heavy network loads. Expensive routing equipment was used in the
past to reduce the congestion under heavy loads.
The new wave of object-oriented client and server applications
demands higher bandwidth and tighter integration of client
workstations with servers. The old shared-access (hub/repeater)

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Ethernet technology provides neither enough bandwidth nor
predictable response time for this new wave of workgroup
computing.
Fast Ethernet switching not only satisfies both technical and
business requirements, but also preserves the user’s existing
investment in the huge 10 Base-T Ethernet installed Base.
This compatibility ensures a path for users to add, change, and
migrate to Fast Ethernet as demands emerge. It also provides a low
cost and flexible bandwidth solution directly to local workgroups
where the majority of work is generated, reducing the need for
expensive network equipment.
TE100-S1616V/TE100-S2424V
16/24-port 10/100BASE-TX Fast Ethernet Switch
TE100-S1616V/TE100-S2424V has 16/24 10/100Mbps ports with
an optional fiber-optic module, flexibly meeting fiber-optic needs.
The straight-forward design enables ease of operation while
providing superior performance.
Addressing the demand for fiber, we provide an optional multi-
mode or single-mode fiber module for TE100-

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S1616V/TE100S2424V as an optimum solution for long-distance
connectivity. The module supports one SC, ST, MT-RJ, or VF-45
port. A BNC connector is also available to address the backward
compatibility issue.
This switch represent the newest generation in Ethernet switching
technology by supporting both 10Mbps and 100Mbps speed and
half or full duplex transmission modes on the same port. By using
standard auto-negotiation, it provides a cost-effective way of
integrating legacy 10Mbps segments with 100Mbps Fast Ethernet
networks and an ideal solution for extending the distance between
two 100Mbps network segments.
TE100-S1616V/TE100-S2424V supports port-based Virtual Local
Area Networking (VLAN). This advanced feature gives the
network administrator a powerful, yet easy-to-use tool to reduce
unnecessary broadcast traffic, flexibly segment the network, and
enhance network security.
TE100-S1616V/TE100S2424V fully complies with IEEE802.3u,
100BASE-TX/FX, and IEEE802.3, 10BASE-T standards
Product Features
-16/24 ports with auto-negotiation 10/100Mbps
-Optional 1-port ST, SC, MT-RJ, VF-45, or BNC module.

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-Plug-and-play
-Auto-negotiation for speed and duplex mode
-True non-blocking architecture
-Full wire speed forwarding
-Store-and-forward mechanism
-Back pressure and IEEE 802.3x compliant flow control
-Supports 2K MAC address
-Port based VLAN
-Programmable re-configuration for fixed speed and duplex modes
-One uplink port activated by the push of a button
-Front panel reset button
-Front panel status LEDs
-Standard 19" rack-mount size

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Packing List
When you unpack this product, you should find the items listed
below. Please inspect the contents, and report any apparent damage
or missing items immediately to your authorized reseller.
?? TE100-S1616V or TE100-S2424V
?? User’s Guide
?? AC power cord
?? Rack Mount Ears with screws
?? Serial Cable

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Front Panel
The front panel of this switch has 16 or 24 ports, one slot for an
optional fiber or BNC module and an array of LED indicators to
provide you with instant feedback on the status of the switch.
Figure 1: Front panel of TE100-S2424V
Figure 2: Front panel of TE100-S1616V

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Ports
TE100-S1616V is similar to TE100-S2424V except that TE100-
S1616V has 16 RJ-45 10/100 Ethernet ports while TE100-S2424V
has 24. TE100-S1616V/TE100-S2424V also has one slot for
optional module for fiber or BNC connection.
The auto-negotiation feature of TE100-S1616V/TE100-S2424V
allows communication between 10Base-T(Ethernet) and 100Base-
TX (Fast Ethernet) at full or half-duplex mode. If it is desirable to
operate at a fixed, rather than auto-negotiated media setting, please
refer to the Port Settings section on page 35.
The optional module of the switch provides an additional port for
copper BNC or fiber ST, SC, MT-RJ, or VF-45. The latter are
fiber-optic small-form-factor connectors that are smaller and easier
to use. The optional module port also allows the use of single-mode
fiber for distances up to 15 km. For information on module
installation, please refer to page 23.
The maximum range of a 100BASE-TX network connected to the
switch is 100 meters with Category 5 unshielded twisted-pair (UTP)
cable. A 10BASE-T network may range up to 100 meters with
Category 3, 4, or 5 UTP cable. As for the length of fiber link
between a switch and a Data Terminal Equipment, it is capable to
span at least 2 kilometers (1.24 Mile) using 62.5/125-micron multi-

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mode fiber-optic cable or up to 15 kilometers using 9 micron
single-mode fiber optic cable.

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Speed Connector Port Speed
Half/Full
Duplex
Cable Distance
10BASE-TRJ-45 10/20
Mbps Category 3, 4, or 5 UTP 100 meters
100BASE-
TX RJ-45 100/200 Mbps Category 5 UTP 100 meters
100BASE-
FX ST, SC, MT-RJ,
VF-45
100/200
Mbps 62.5/125 micron
multi-mode
fiber
2 km
100BASE-
FX ST, SC, MT-RJ,
VF-45
100/200
Mbps 9 micron single-mode
fiber
15 km
10BASE-2 BNC 10Mbps Coaxial 500
meters

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LED Indicator
The array of LED indicators on the front panel conveys status and
configuration information to help you monitor and trouble-shoot
the switch.
POWER
RESET
1X
5X
2X
6X
3X
7X
4X
8X
24 port 10/100 switch
17X
21X
18X
22X
19X
23X
20X
24X
EXTENSION SLOT
FDX/COL
100
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
LNK/ACT
9X 10X 11X 12X
13X 14X 15X 16X

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Figure 3: LED Indicator

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?Power
This LED comes on when the switch is connected to a power
supply and turned on.
?Reset Button
If the switch should become unresponsive, you may perform a reset
of the switch by pressing this button.
?Port Status
The front panel of the switch has two segments of eight ports
numbered from 1X to 16X on TE100-S1616V or three segments of
eight ports numbered from 1X to 24X on TE100-S2424V. The
LEDs are located at the left side of each segment, display status for
each respective port. Consult the following chart for clarification.
Table 1: Port Status
LED State Indication
Steady LINK: The port has established a
valid network connection
LNK/ACT Flashing ACTIVITY: The port is
transmitting or receiving data
100 Steady 100Mbps: The port has
established a valid 100Mbps
network connection

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Off 10Mbps:The port has established
a valid 10Mbps network
connection.
Steady FULL-DUPLEX: The connection
is in full duplex mode
Flashing COLLISION: Collision occurred
in the 10/100 domain.
FDX/COL
Off The connection is in half duplex
mode
?Uplink Button
Depress when connecting to another switch or hub’s MDI-X port
using a regular straight through twisted pair cable. Affects port
16X on TE100-S1616V or port 24X on TE100-S2424V only.
?Optional Module LEDs Status
A set of three LEDs displays the status of the optional modular port.
Consult the following chart for clarification.
Table 2: Optional module port status
LED State Indication
Steady 100Mbps: The port has established
a valid network connection
100/TX Flashing The port is transmitting data

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Steady 10Mbps: The port has established a
valid network connection
10/RX Flashing The port is receiving data
Steady The connection is in full duplex
mode
FDX/COL
Flashing The port is receiving data

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Installation
This chapter presents step-by-step installation instructions for
TE100-S1616V/TE100-S2424V.
Selecting a Site for the Switch
As with any electronic device, you should place the switch where it
will not be subjected to extreme temperatures, humidity, or
electromagnetic interference. The site you select should meet the
following requirements:
The room temperature should be between 32 and 104 degrees
Fahrenheit (0 to 40 degrees Celsius).
The relative humidity should be less than 90 percent,
non-condensing.
Surrounding electrical devices should not exceed the
electromagnetic field (RFC) standards for IEC 801-3, Level 2
(3V/M) field strength.
Make sure that the switch receives adequate ventilation. Do not
block the ventilation holes on the side of the switch or the fan
exhaust port on the rear of the switch.
The power outlet should be within 1.8Meter of the switch.
Detailed specifications may be found on page 46.

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Connecting to Power
Connect the supplied AC power cord to the receptacle on the back
of the switch, and then plug the cord into a standard AC outlet with
a voltage range from 100 to 240 VAC.
Turn the switch on by flipping the ON/OFF switch on the rear of
the unit to the I(ON) position. The Oposition is OFF.
Connecting to Your Network
Prepare cable with corresponding connectors for each type of port
in use. Consult Table 3 below for cabling requirements based on
connectors and speed. Once the connections are made, the switch is
operational.