Universal multi/single-mode to single-mode media converter (15 pages)
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GSM1010M System 1000Base-T to 1000Base-SX/LX Converter User and Installation Guide Version: 1.0 FibroLAN Ltd. Yokneam Star Building, P.O. Box 544, Yokneam-Illit, 20692 ISRAEL Tel: 972-4-9591717 Fax: 972-4-9591718 e-mail: support@fibrolan.com web site: www.fibrolan.com...
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GSM1010M Gigabit Converter FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION CANADIAN DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENTS This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used properly, that is, in strict accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, may cause interference to radio communication. It has been tested...
We hope that this guide will help you to obtain the best results from the device and minimizing installation time. If you still need help installing or troubleshooting the GSM1010M converter after reading the detailed information in this guide, please visit our web site, contact your reseller, or call FibroLAN directly.
Far End Fault occurs when the signal detection is logically false from the receive (incoming path) fiber port. When the GSM1010M detects a F/O Link Loss condition, the unit will automatically send a Far End Fault signal to the remote device (on its outgoing path).
All GSM1010M models have common basic functionalities. Therefore, any description and features of one model refers to all other types. The GSM1010M design provides a reliable and steady conversion, advanced control, diagnostic feature and management, while maintaining full compatibility with other vendors ‘...
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Duplex) mode. Note: Ensure that the remote connected F/O port is set to 1000Gbps Full Duplex to obtain a F/O link. The GSM1010M is equipped with a powerful link status alert and link testing mechanism - the “ Link Segmentation Test “ (LST), which allows the user to determine the behavior of the GSM1010M converter when a link failure is detected and notifies the Network device on the integrity of the link.
• LST (middle LED): lit red implies idle signal is sent from port 2 (FO) in Test mode (TP>>FO command is executed) when data is not transmitted at the same time • MA active (bottom LED): steady lit (yellow): the GSM1010M is connected to a remote MA enabled and active device.
Attach the single channel wall mount kit (SCH – WM part # B161) with two (supplied) screws to the base of the GSM1010M unit (select any 2 adjacent nuts: 1+2 or 3+4 or1+3 or 2+4) to achieve the desired mode of mounting. The screws to be fixed on the wall should not protrude more than 8mm.
Make sure to use grounded (3 way) outlets (in case of AC models). For each country FibroLAN (or FibroLAN’s distributor) provide with the product an appropriate power supply cord which is safety approved in accordance with related country’s National Electric Code GSM1010M ( all models ) AC connection Connect to AC line socket at the rear of the converter, using the included power cord.
GSM1010M Gigabit Converter 8 - Fiber Optic Connection The GSM1010M series products are equipped with Duplex SC-type connector. Do not remove the protective covers on the fiber connectors until you are ready to connect the fiber optic cables. Power should be connected before attaching the fiber optic cables.
F/O data path is disrupted. Same event will take place if the Master GSM1010M will sense a Link loss on its receive path. A FEF signal is sent to implement this operation.
GSM1010M Gigabit Converter 10 - DIP switches setting Each GSM1010M unit is equipped with an array of 4 DIP switches that facilitate the proper testing of the F/O ports for optimal operation. The following operations can be implemented on each port: •...
11 - LST ( Link Segmentation Test ) The LST in the GSM1010M is used to notify one Network Device upon a link failure in the other Network Device, or in the opposite direction (Fault Propagation). The setting of the LST commands has absolutely no affect as long as no link failure is detected.
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If the configuration of Figure-3 is in LST OFF mode (via MA LST commands) and the main FO link fails (1000Base-LX link), the LST OFF will cause a link down condition at both Network Devices. From the system management we can set the LST commands to ON for GSM1010M unit, but for the GSM1010/MA,...
GSM1010M Gigabit Converter (since the MA management is not operative in this case) it is necessary to power off/on the device and then to set the DIP switches to LST On to perform a link segmentation test. In GSM1010/MA the LED LST (FO) is steady red light to imply that the TP>>FO is constantly preset to LST ON (Test Mode).
(section 18) 13 - SLE (Subscriber Link Emulation) When the remote device is a FibroLAN MA™ enabled product (GSM1010/MA or GSM1000/MA), the most powerful SLE feature may be deployed, further enhancing the network resilience. The drawing below is a typical SLE configuration.
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GSM1010M Gigabit Converter connected to the remote MA device, notifies the GSM1010M and cuts off the TP link of Master Unit, alerting in real time the switch/router of the subscriber failure. All this is performed without disrupting the main F/O link, thus ensuring on-going control of the remote device (CPE) via MA.
Managed Network (1000Base-T to 1000Base-LX) Figure –5 SNMP Managed Network The GSM1010M Media Converter extends the distance of your LAN by converting a gigabit copper port (1000Base-T) into a GBE signal. The device provides conversion from a copper 1000Base-T into a MM (1000Base-SX) or SM (1000Base-LX) link allowing distance gain of up to 80Km transmission.
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This is a preferred configuration. When the remote MA enabled devices (GSM10x0/MA) are connected through their F/O link to a Master GSM1010M which is MA™ enabled and SNMP managed, a comprehensive set of monitoring and control functions can be implemented (through the Master GSM1010M) into GSM1000/MA or GSM1010/MA remote devices.
(loop-back disabled). Verify that the LST commands are preset to LST ON (Test Mode). Perform the same setup at the Master GSM1010M and remote attached device. The SLE commands should also be disabled (OFF) from the remote management unit.
GSM1010M with another similar GSM1010M, and check connectivity and mode of operation. If that has solved the problem, send your GSM1010M for repair. If the problem still persists, there is probably some sort of general network failure. Call your local Fibrolan dealer or our technical support.
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GSM1010M Gigabit Converter Environmental /Physical Power Supply GSM1010M with standard AC P.S. 100 ÷ 240 VAC, 50 ÷ 60 Hz. IEC connector -36 ÷ - 72 VDC PS48) –optional GSM1010M with DC Power Supply GSM1010M: 7W max Power consumption: 0° ÷ 45°C (32-113°F) Operating temperature: -20°...
GSM1010M Gigabit Converter 17- Management section This section includes the management rules for the following devices: a. GSM1010M Master Unit b. GSM1000/MA CPE device c. GSM1010/MA CPE device GSM1010M Management: 1. Overview page 24 2. Setting up management page 24 3.
Terminal Emulation b. Telnet c. SNMP The GSM1010M device includes an SNMP agent and FibroLAN MA™ technology. This unit acts as a Master Unit. The GSM10x0/MA family products can be connected as remote devices and can be fully managed by the Master GSM1010M system via MA technology.
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GSM1010M Gigabit Converter Management card configuration --------------------------------------------------------------------- NETWORK PARAMETERS: ------------------- IP address on LAN is 192.168.1.99 CONSOLE PARAMETERS: ------------------- console channel will use a baud rate of 9600 BOARD PARAMETERS: ----------------- Processor : MPC850, Running at 50Mhz Board Info : Management Board...
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• Trap destination (1-4): specify the IP address (es) of the remote manager(s) that will receive the traps sent by the GSM1010M. There is a maximum of 4 trap destinations. A 0.0.0.0 address is ignored when traps are sent. •...
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Applying system configuration..Done Login: Figure 3 – system initialization; login Your GSM1010M is now ready to be managed. The Ready LED should now be lit steady. Disconnect the control cable and store it properly (unless you wish to manage the...
Please note that all management traffic is transmitted out-of-band as it leaves the GSM1010M. At this point your GSM1010M is ready to be managed by any Network Manager, or any Telnet terminal running on the network. In order to obtain management functionality over the GSM1010M, you should install the MIB file and define the GSM1010M object in the management application (see next section).
GSM1010M Gigabit Converter 4. Configuring the Management Station Before you can begin to manage the GSM1010M from a management station using SNMP, you need to load and compile the MIB file(s) onto the management station. In order to accomplish this you need to perform two steps: Copy the MIB file, supplied with the device, to the default directory that contains all other MIB files (varies between management software packages).
5. Managing the GSM1010M device The recommended method for managing your GSM1010M is through a Telnet terminal program. When you open a Telnet session directed to the GSM1010M IP address, you will be prompted to enter a user name and password. These values can be set at the startup configuration setup, through the serial connection only (after power up).
GSM1010M Gigabit Converter 6. SNMP Management You can monitor and control your GSM1010M media converter using SNMP with a management station. This station must have a management application and it should be connected to the converter through an In-Band network connection. This connection is achieved through either ports (TP or FO) of the device (this may depend on configuration).
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Figure 6 – remote device table SNMP traps The management application also allows you to receive traps sent by the GSM1010M (figure 7). Traps will be sent to alert of several types of events. Available traps are: • Over heat •...
If you wish to manage your system through Telnet, you will need to have network connectivity to the GSM1010M device using its Ethernet socket. A Telnet session may be started at any time after the GSM1010M has initialized (indicated by the ‘Ready’ LED constant lit).
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GSM1010M Gigabit Converter • n/no/off Represents a negative selection. Equivalent to selecting 0. • y/yes/on Represents a positive selection. Equivalent to selecting 1. • help Displays the list of available commands. • Displays software version. • reboot Reboots the SW. You will be prompted for confirmation when using this command.
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The main menu This menu contains a header with the software version, the system type (in this case, the GSM1010M) and the vendor (FibroLAN). Following is a two-option menu. See figure 8. Selecting option 1 will invoke the device’s status menu, while option 2 will bring up the device control menu, option 3 will invoke the link management options and option 4 handles the ‘software version control’.
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GSM1010M Gigabit Converter • LST mode (On/Off) The next information is regarding the type and state of connected remote device. Following is the Down SLE and Up SLE status (On/Off), channel status (Enable/Disable), and bandwidth values. Finally the device temperature and firmware revision are displayed.
This menu enables you to remotely upgrade your device’s software to newer releases. Depending on your network needs, it is recommended to check for new updates in the FibroLAN website and perform the upgrade if necessary (based on the version’s release notes).
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If you are trying to log into the system while an upgrade is in progress you will receive a ‘System busy…’ notification (with a dot progress bar). Login will be possible as soon as the upgrade is complete. The GSM1010M default parameters setting after power on are: 1. TP/FO loop-back - Off, 2. F->T/T->F LST ON (Test Mode) 3.
19 - GSM1000/MA CPE Management This section deals with managing a GSM1000/MA remote CPE, connected via fiber to a GSM1010M Master Unit, through either the serial connection or a Telnet connection. The GSM1000/MA main menu is reached through the ‘Remote device’ option in the ‘Link management’...
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GSM1010M Gigabit Converter Device control: =============== [1] Set channel description [2] LB/LST control [3] Set upstream bandwidth [4] Enable/Disable channel [5] Restore device defaults [0] Back to main module menu Figure 3 – GSM1000/MA control menu The LB/LST control menu allows you to set the LST mode of the device and to set the loop back mode of port 2.
20 - GSM1010/MA CPE Management This section deals with managing a GSM1010/MA remote CPE, connected via fiber to a GSM1010M Master Unit, through either the serial connection or a Telnet connection. The GSM1010/MA main menu is reached through the ‘Remote device’ option in the ‘Link management’...
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GSM1010M Gigabit Converter The LB/LST control menu allows you to set the LST mode of the device, and to set the loop back mode of the FO port. Note that this is a local loop back and has nothing to...
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