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- Page 1 SICOM3005A Switching Serial Port Server Hardware Installation Manual Publication Date: May. 2014 Version: V0.1...
- Page 2 All rights reserved. No part of this documentation may be excerpted, reproduced, translated, annotated or duplicated, in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of KYLAND Corporation. Copyright © 2014 Kyland Technology Co., Ltd.
- Page 3 Before using the device, read this notice carefully for personal and equipment safety. Please keep the manual for further reference. Kyland is not liable to any personal or equipment damage caused by violation of this notice.
- Page 4 Dispose of the device in accordance with relevant national provisions, preventing environmental pollution. In the following cases, please immediately shut down your power supply and contact your Kyland representative: Water gets into the equipment. Equipment damage or shell damage.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Contents 1 Product Overview ...................... 1 2 Structure and Interface ..................... 2 2.1 Front Panel ......................2 2.2 Top Panel ......................3 3 Mounting ........................4 3.1 Dimension Drawing (Unit: mm) ................4 3.2 Mounting Modes and Steps .................. 5 3.2.1 DIN-rail Mounting ................... -
Page 6: Product Overview
SICOM3005A provides powerful network management functions. The device can be managed through CLI, Telnet, Web, SNMP-based network management software. SICOM3005A supports DIN rail mounting and panel mounting. It provides up to two 100Base-FX Ethernet ports, four 10/100Base-T(X) Ethernet ports, and four RS232/485/422 serial ports. -
Page 7: Structure And Interface
Structure and Interface 2 Structure and Interface CAUTION: It is recommended to purchase the port dustproof shield (optional) to keep ports clean and ensure device performance. 2.1 Front Panel Figure 1 Front Panel Table 2 Description of Front Panel Identifier Description PWR1 Power 1 LED... -
Page 8: Top Panel
Structure and Interface 100Base-FX Ethernet port LEDs 5-6 , TX / RX two 100Base-FX Ethernet ports four 10/100Base-T(X) Ethernet ports 10/100Base-T(X) Ethernet port speed LED (yellow) 10/100Base-T(X) Ethernet port connection status LED (green) Reset Reset button four serial ports and serial port LEDS (upper LED indicates the D1-D4 status of receiving, while lower LED indicates the status of transmitting) -
Page 9: Mounting
Mounting 3 Mounting 3.1 Dimension Drawing (Unit: mm) Figure 3 Dimensions for DIN-rail Mounting Figure 4 Dimensions for Panel Mounting... -
Page 10: Mounting Modes And Steps
Mounting CAUTION: As part of the heat dissipation system, the device housing becomes hot during operation. Please use caution when coming in contact and avoid covering the device housing when the device is running. The figures in this chapter are only for reference. 3.2 Mounting Modes and Steps The device supports both DIN-rail mounting and panel mounting. - Page 11 Mounting Figure 5 DIN-rail Mounting Dismounting Step 1: Insert the head of a screwdriver into the opening of the spring locking piece at the bottom from the left. Lift the handle of the screwdriver to open the spring locking piece of the connecting seat, as shown on the left of the following figure.
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Page 12: Panel Mounting
Mounting 3.2.2 Panel Mounting NOTE: To adopt panel mounting, you need to purchase the plate for panel mounting (optional). Mounting Step 1: Use screws to fix the plate for panel mounting to the rear panel of the device. Step 2: Select the mounting position (on a wall or inner wall of a cabinet) for the device and guarantee adequate space... - Page 13 Mounting Dismounting Step 1: Loosen the four screws with a screwdriver. Move the device upward until the four screws are in the Ф6.5 positions in the following figure. Then remove the plate for panel mounting from the four screws to detach the device from the wall or inner wall of the cabinet.
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Page 14: Cable Connection
Cable Connection 4 Cable Connection 4.1 10/100Base-T(X) Ethernet Port 10/100Base-T(X) Ethernet port is equipped with RJ45 connector. The port is self-adaptive. It can automatically configure itself to work in 10M or 100M state, full or half duplex mode. The port can also adapt to MDI or MDI-X connection automatically. You can connect the port to a terminal or network device with a straight-through or cross-over cable. -
Page 15: 100Base-Fx Ethernet Port
Cable Connection Wiring Sequence Figure 10 Connection Using Straight-through/Cross-over Cable NOTE: The color of the cable for RJ45 connector meets the 568B standard: 1-orange and white, 2-orange, 3-green and white, 4-blue, 5-blue and white, 6-green, 7-brown and white, and 8-brown. 4.2 100Base-FX Ethernet Port 100Base-FX port is equipped with FC/ST/SC connector, and each port consists of TX (transmit) port and RX (receive) port. -
Page 16: Rs232/485/422 Serial Port
Cable Connection laser products. Routine operation is not harmful to your eyes, but do not look directly at the 100Base-FX Ethernet port when the device is powered on. 4.3 RS232/485/422 Serial Port This device provides four serial data ports. They support RS232, RS422, and RS485 modes. You can configure the specific mode as needed. -
Page 17: Console Port
Cable Connection NOTE: You can configure the RS232, RS422, or RS485 through Web as needed. For details, refer to the Web operation manual in the delivered CD. Two connected data ports must work in the same mode. For example, if the local port is in RS232 mode, the peer port must be configured to work in RS232 mode. -
Page 18: Grounding
Cable Connection Table 6 Pin Definitions of DB9 Port (9-Pin Serial Port) and RJ45 Port (Console Port) DB9 Port (9-Pin Serial Port) RJ45 Port (Console Port) Signal Signal RXD (Receive data) TXD (Transmit data) TXD (Transmit data) RXD (Receive data) GND (Grounding) GND (Grounding) 4.5 Grounding... - Page 19 Cable Connection The device supports single (PWR1) and redundant (PWR1 and PWR2) power supply with a 5-pin 5.08mm-spacing plug-in terminal block. When the redundant power supply is used and one power input is faulty, the device can continue operating properly, thereby improving network reliability.
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Page 20: Alarm Terminal Block
Cable Connection Step 4: Insert the terminal with the connected cable into the terminal block on the device. Step 5: Connect one end of the power cable to an external power supply system (with the allowed power range). If the power LED on the front panel of the device turns on, the power supply is connected properly. - Page 21 Cable Connection NOTE: Pin 1 and pin 2 are normally-open contacts; pin 2 and pin 3 are normally-closed contacts. When the device works properly, pin 1 and pin 2 are closed, pin 2 and pin 3 are open; when an alarm occurs, pin 1 and pin 2 are open;...
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Page 22: Reset
Reset 5 Reset The device provides a Reset button on the front panel. The button can be used to restart the device or restore factory default settings. You can restart the device by pressing and holding the button for one to five second. You can restore factory default settings (including the IP address) by pressing and holding the button for five seconds or more. -
Page 23: Leds
LEDs 6 LEDs Table 8 Front Panel LEDs State Description Power 1 is connected and operates properly. Power 1 LED Power 1 is not connected or operates abnormally. Power 2 is connected and operates properly. Power 2 LED Power 2 is not connected or operates abnormally. Blinking The CPU operates properly. - Page 24 LEDs 10/100Base-T(X) Ethernet port speed 100M working state (100Base-TX) LED (yellow) 10M working state (10Base-T) or no connection Effective port connection 10/100Base-T(X) Ethernet port Blinking Ongoing network activities connection status LED (green) No effective port connection...
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Page 25: Access
Access 7 Access You can access the switch through the console port, Telnet, or Web. If the device works as a Serial port server, you can access it through Telnet or Web. Table 9 Default Parameters Switch Serial port server Default IP address 192.168.0.2 192.168.0.3... -
Page 26: Access Through Console Port
Access 7.1 Access through Console Port Caution: The device cannot be accessed through the console port when serving as a serial port server. Step 1: Connect the 9-pin serial port of a PC to the console port of the switch with the delivered DB9-RJ45 console cable. -
Page 27: Access Through Telnet
Step 1: Connect the network port of a PC to the Ethernet port of the switch with a network cable. Step 2: Enter "telnet IP address" in the Run dialog box. For example, if the IP address of the switch is 192.168.0.2 (default IP address of a Kyland switch), enter "telnet 192.168.0.2" in the dialog box. -
Page 28: Access Through Web
Access Figure 21 Access through Telnet Step 3: Click OK. The Telnet CLI is displayed. Then you can enter commands (as shown in Table 10 or Table 11) to perform operations. 7.3 Access through Web Step 1: Connect the network port of a PC to the Ethernet port of the switch with a network cable. -
Page 29: Basic Features And Specifications
Basic Features and Specifications 8 Basic Features and Specifications Power Requirements Power Identifier Rated Voltage Range Maximum Voltage Range L5 (12DCW) 12-24VDC 9-36VDC L2 (24DCW) 24-48VDC 18-72VDC HV (220AC/DCW) 100-240VAC, 50/60Hz; 110-220VDC 85-264VAC/77-300VDC Power terminal 5-pin 5.08mm-spacing plug-in terminal block Rated Power Consumption Rated Power... - Page 30 FAX: +86-10-88796678 Website: http://www.kyland.com Email: support@kyland.com For more information about KYLAND products, please visit our website: http://www.kyland.com...
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