Tripp Lite N785-I01-SFP-D User manual

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Quick Start Guide
Industrial Gigabit
Copper to Fiber Media
Converter, RJ45/SFP
Model: N785-I01-SFP-D
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• Extends a Gigabit Ethernet connection to an open SFP port
• Industrial housing withstands a wide range of operating temperatures
from -40° to 75°C
• Provides ESD, RFI and surge protection
• IP30 rating guarantees protection from tools and wires greater
than 2.5 mm
• Open SFP port works with a variety of SFP transceivers
• LEDsindicateEthernetconnectionandberlinkstatus
• DIP switches control Local Loop Back testing (LLB), Link Fault
Signaling (LFS), Reserve and FX100 functions
• Link Fault Signaling (LFS) LED indicates when a cable has been
severed or another cause for disruption has occurred
• LineLoopBack(LLB)testsbothbothcopperandbernetwork
connections
• Auto MDI/MDI-X functionality removes the need for crossover cabling
• N785-I01-SFP-D Media Converter
• Terminal Block (20~57VDC)
• DIN Rail Kit
• RJ45 Cap
• SFP Cap
• Quick Start Guide
Product Features
Package Contents
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• N001-Series Cat5e Snagless Ethernet Cables
• N201-Series Cat6 Snagless Ethernet Cables
• N286-Series Transceivers
Notes:
• The following installation instructions refer to an installation in which two media
converters are used.
• To avoid damage due to Electrostatic Discharge (ESD), it is recommended you
handle the product while wearing an ESD wrist grounding strap or by touching
a conductive surface (such as metal) to discharge any potential ESD prior to
handling the product.
1Connect the RJ45 port on the media converter to your network with a
user-supplied Cat5e/6 cable.
2Connect a transceiver to the open SFP port on the media converter.
3 Connectbercablingmatchingthetransceivertypetothe
transceiver’s port and to a second media converter with a matching
transceiver.
4Connect the RJ45 port on the second media converter to your
network device (workstation, hub, switch, etc.) using a Cat5e/6 cable.
5Connect 20~57VDC power properly to PWR and RPS (Terminal
Block). Connect Alarm Relay output (ALM) to Alarm System.
Optional Accessories
Installation
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Wiring the Redundant Power Inputs
You can use “Terminal Block (PWR)” for primary power and “Terminal
Block (RPS)” for secondary power and to be a redundant power input.
The power input diagram is as follows:
Insert the terminal block connector accessory, which includes “PWR”
and “RPS,” into the terminal block receptor.
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LED Status Table
LED Status Description
PWR (Green) ON Primary power is on
PWR (Green) OFF Primarypoweriso󰀨
or experiencing failure
RPS (Green) ON Redundant (secondary) power is on
RPS (Green) OFF Redundant(secondary)poweriso󰀨
or experiencing failure
ALM (Red) ON Alarm for following conditions: LFS
(Link Fault Signaling) or power loss
ALM (Red) OFF Normal operation, no LFS alarm
or power loss
RJ45
1000M (Green) ON Copper connection up to 1000 Mbps
1000M (Green) OFF Copper connection speed at
10/100 Mbps
LNK/ACT (Green) ON
(Blinking)
Copper port correctly linked
LNK/ACT (Green) OFF Copper port link failure
SFP
SFP
(Green/Amber)
ON Ethernet link-up
- Green: connection speed 1000 Mbps
- Amber: connection speed 100 Mbps
ON
(Blinking)
Activity (receiving or transmitting data)
OFF Port disconnected or link failed
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