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Omnitron Systems Technology iConverter 2FXM Standalone Quick Start User Manual

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iConverter

2FXM Standalone Module QUICK START GUIDE

The Omnitron

iConverter

®

2FXM media

converter and Network Interface Device (NID)
provides Fast Ethernet (100BASE-FX) fiber-to-
fiber media conversion.

The 2FXM conforms to Ethernet in the First Mile
(EFM) fiber standards to support Fiber-to-the-X
(FTTX) Metropolitan and Enterprise LAN
networks. Built-in Operation, Administration and
Maintenance (OAM) functionality enables the
2FXM to operate as a managed demarcation
point at the customer premises and network
edge, offering service provisioning functions, such as Quality of Service and Bandwidth
Control (rate-limiting) capabilities.

The 2FXM can be managed using Omnitron’s

NetOutlook

TM

SNMP Management

Software, 3rd Party SNMP Client, Telnet or the Command Line Interface (CLI).

For more information, including the complete User Manual on the 2FXM module, access
Omnitron’s documentation download web page to view all relevant documents:

http://www.omnitron-systems.com/downloads.php

INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

1) Configure DIP-Switches

2) Install Standalone Module and Connect Cables

3) Configure Module via Command Line Interface

4) Verify Operation

1) CONFIGURE DIP-SWITCHES

DIP-SWITCH BANK 1

SW1 - PAUSE ENABLE

When the Pause Enable
DIP-switch is in the
DOWN “Off” position
(factory default), the 2FXM
disables the fiber ports’
ability to send and receive
Pause frames during
network congestion.
Setting this DIP-switch to
the UP “On” position, enables the 2FXM to receive Pause frames from its link partner.
This enables the 2FXM to stop transmitting traffic to its link partner and store incoming
frames from the other port in the internal buffer until the congestion clears. If the
internal buffer of the 2FXM becomes congested, it will transmit a Pause frame to its
link partner.

Management Options iConverter, Serial Agent

Network Management

1: Chassis and Module Management

2: Set Module Name Preferences

Management Module Preferences

3: IP and Control Preferences

4: SNMP Preferences

5: Abandon Preference Changes

6: Save Preference Changes

7: Restore Factory Defaults

8: Restart Management Module

9: Other Networking Features

Management Module Maintenance

10: Firmware Update

11: Set Date/Time

IP Address = 192.168.1.220

Chassis Number = 1

Enter Choice, elp, Eit >

Figure C: Command Line Interface Menu Options

The CLI interface allows for the detailed configuration of the module. It is recommended
to configure the module with an IP address associated with the attached network.
Also, SNMP traphost address should be configured if the module is managed with an
SNMP-based Management System. See the 2FXM User Manual for complete
information.

4) VERIFY OPERATION

Once the module has been
installed and configured per
steps 1 - 3, verify the module
is operational by viewing the
LED indicators.

The Power LED indicates the
module is receiving power.

The Fiber Optic link LED
indicates the fiber optic
connection has been
established. Verify the Link
Mode selection is set to Link
Segment (LS). Until a stable
link is established, leave the
Link Mode configured for LS.
After a Link presence is established, the Link Mode selection can be modified.

LED Function

"Legend"

Color

Off State

On / Blinking State

Power "Pwr"

Amber No power

On: Module has power

Port 1
Fiber Link Activity
"P1"

Green No Fiber Link

On: Fiber link is active
Blinking: Fiber Data Activity

Port 1
Half/Full Duplex
"FDX"

Green Half-Duplex

On: Full-Duplex

Port 2
Fiber Link Activity
"P2"

Green No Fiber Link

On: Fiber link is active
Blinking: Fiber Data Activity

Port 2
Half/Full Duplex
"FDX"

Green Half-Duplex

On: Full-Duplex

Figure D: LED Indicators

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SW1

SW8

UP

DOWN

Bank 1

Port 1

Port 2

Figure A: DIP-Switch Location