EtherWAN EX63000 Series User manual

EX63000

4/16/2018

W70G-EX630V2Q1

1 Unpacking

Unpack the items. Your package should include:

One EX63000 Series hardened managed switch

If items are missing or damaged, notify your

EtherWAN representative. Keep the carton and

packing material. The full product manual can be

downloaded from:

https://www.etherwan.com/support/product/ex6

3000-series

2 Equipment Needed

Appropriate cables for data ports

Personal computer or laptop

3 Select a Location

Installation: DIN rail, wall mount, rack, or

cabinet.

Identify a power source within 6 ft. (1.8m).

Choose a dry area with ambient temperature

between -10 and 60°C (14 and 140ºF).

Be sure there is adequate airflow.

Keep the switch at least 6 ft. (1.83m) away from

the nearest source of electromagnetic noise,

such as a photocopy machine.

Switch is designed for use in Pollution Degree 2

Environment.

4 Connect to the Data Ports

Depending on the model, your switch can have the

following ports:

16 10/100Base-TX ports

0 or 2 Gigabit ports

10/100Base-TX Ports

These ports come in 10/100Base-TX interfaces. They

can connect to devices such as an IP surveillance

camera or a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)

phone.

Gigabit Ports

Some switch models have 10/100/1000Base-TX

ports with no Gigabit fiber ports, or combo

10/100/1000Base-TX with 1000Base-SX/LX/BX

ports. You can connect these ports to network

devices such as a computer, printer, network video

recorder (NVR), network storage, or they can

connect to the network itself.

Combo ports on the bottom face operate in

“either/or” fashion. This means that attaching to a 1

Gbps combo port renders the equivalent partner

combo port unavailable.

EX63000 Series Hardened Managed Switch

Installation Guide

Combo Ports

EX63000 Managed Switch Installation Guide

EX63000

4/16/2018

W70G-EX630V2Q1

5 Apply Power

The switch has a 12-48VDC terminal block. Only one

power input is required to operate the switch.

However, redundant power supply functionality is

supported.

Terminal Block

The switch provides two power inputs on a 12-

48VDC terminal block. Only one power input is

required to operate the switch. The terminal block

has 5 terminal posts.

Pin Description

Power 2 +12-48VDC

−Power Ground

Power 1 +12-48VDC

−Power Ground

Earth Ground

Relay Output Rating 0.6A @ 30VDC

Power-Up Sequence

When you apply power, all Link/ACT LEDs will light

up, and stay lit as the device boots up. When the

boot process is finished, only LEDS next to

connected ports will stay lit.

The Power 1/2 LEDs will light up to show the

connected power inputs.

Relay Output

The switch id equipped with a 3-point relay output.

Current is 30VCD / 0.6A

Relay Status

Normally closed

Normally Open

No Power

Closed

Open

Normal

Open

Closed

Abnormal

Closed

Open

6 Front Panel LEDs

LED Color Status

Power 1

Power 2 Green ON = power on.

OFF = power off.

10/100Base-TX LEDs

LED Color Status

Link/Act Green

ON = valid network connection is

established.

Flashing = port sending or receiving data.

10/100/1000Base-TX LEDs

Link/Act Green

ON = valid network connection is

established.

Flashing = port sending or receiving data.

1000Base-SX/LX/BX LEDs

Link/Act Orange

ON = valid network connection is

established.

Flashing = port sending or receiving data.

7 Managing the Switch

A. Connect a PC to an available switch port using

an appropriate cable.

B. Confirm that the Link/ACT LED for the switch

port to which the PC is connected is ON. If not,

choose a different port.

C. Configure the PC’s TCP/IP settings to use the

subnet 192.168.1.Xand subnet mask

255.255.255.0, where Xis a number from 2 to

254 other than 10.

D. In a Web browser address bar, type

http://192.168.1.10 and press Enter.

E. Log in to the management interface.

F. By default there is no password assigned to the

switch. To add a password:

- Click in the Password text box, enter a

password, and retype it in the Retype

Password text box.

- Click Update Setting below the Retype

Password text box.

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