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USER MANUAL DuraNET 1059 Rugged 5-Port 10/100 Ethernet Switch PRV-1308-xx MNL-0571-01 Rev A3 ECO-4895 Effective: 22 Jan 16...
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This section provides a functional description of the DuraNET 1059. Functional Description The DuraNET 1059 is a rugged unmanaged Ethernet switch node designed to provide local area network (LAN) connectivity to IP-enabled computers and other net-centric devices. Weighing in at less than 2 lbs...
Chapter 1 Introduction DuraNET 1059 User Manual Features Ports Five Auto-Detecting 10/100BaseT Ethernet Auto-Negotiation Between 10BaseT & • • Ports 100BaseT Auto-MDI/MDIX Crossover Auto-Sensing of Full or Half Duplex on • • 100BaseTX/10BaseT Each Port Any Port Can Serve as Uplink for Network •...
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DuraNET 1059 User Manual Chapter 1 Introduction Civil and Military In-Vehicle Networking Layer 2 Switching in Local Area Network (LAN) • • 24/28V Vehicle/Aircraft Installations Situational Awareness / Net-Centric • • Operations Unmanaged Switch Port Expansion for a • DuraMAR Router Options CBL-1537-01 - Starter Cable Set with Mating MIL-C-38999 Connectors to RJ-45 &...
Chapter 2 Quick Start-up DuraNET 1059 User Manual Chapter 2 Quick Start-up This section describes the installation of the DuraNET 1059. It then describes the power-up of the assembly. The DuraNET 1059 is factory configured to provide five auto detecting IEEE 802.3/u complaint (10/100mpbs) Ethernet ports.
DuraNET 1059 User Manual Chapter 2 Quick Start-up When you connect your network devices, make sure you don’t exceed the maximum cabling distances, which are listed in the following table: Table 2.1 Maximum Cabling Distances From Maximum Distance Switch Switch or Hub...
DuraNET 1059 User Manual Each of the ports can be tested through the use of a simple ping test between two Ethernet capable devices connected to the DuraNET 1059 to ensure connectivity. Starter Cable Set The following cable set is available for purchase through the sales department and is meant to be for lab or bench testing purposes only.
DuraNET 1059 User Manual Chapter 3 Connector Descriptions Chapter 3 Connector Descriptions This chapter includes the pinouts and signal descriptions for the DuraNET 1059. Also provided in this section are connector part numbers along with suggested mating connectors. Connector Identification Table 3.1 Connectors...
This section provides the pinouts necessary for creating cables that would properly connect to this assembly. Note: If custom cabling is not designed and built by Curtiss-Wright, all EMI and EMC design considerations for the cabling harness must be handled by the party responsible for building said cabling.
DuraNET 1059 User Manual Chapter 3 Connector Descriptions Connector J1 pins 5 through 13 are not connected. J2 Switched Ethernet Port 1 Connector Alignment: facing insert side of connector, master keyway is facing up. Table 3.4 J2 Pin Signals Signal...
• Isolation: Galvanically Isolated Power Supply • Environmental Specifications This section describes the environmental standards that the DuraNET 1059 has either been designed to meet or tested to. Temperature Designed to meet MIL-STD-810F Operating: -40ºC to +85ºC (-40ºF to +185ºF) •...
• Random Vibration: 0.022-G²/10-Hz to 0.0026-G²/2000-Hz • Reliability (MTBF) The following table shows the predicted values for reliability of the DuraNET 1059 as a Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) and failures per million hours (fpmh): Failure Rate Test Standard (Failures Per Million Hours) MTBF (Hours) MIL-HDBK-217F (@25°C Ground Benign)
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DuraNET 1059 User Manual Chapter 4 Specifications Figure 4.1 Front and Rear Dimensions Figure 4.2 Side Dimensions Figure 4.3 Mounting Dimensions (Bottom Side) MNL-0571-01 Rev A3 ECO-48954895 Effective: 22 Jan 16 Page 17 of 31...
• Important: Ensure that a mounting screw length is chosen such that no more than 0.5” protrudes inside of the DuraNET 1059. If a longer screw is used, damage may occur to the internal components. Page 18 of 31 MNL-0571-01 Rev A3...
This product identification marking is also valid. If your Ethernet switch is marked as shown here, please refer to the unit as a DuraNET 1059 when communicating with the support team. Figure 5.3 Model and Serial Number Identification MNL-0571-01 Rev A3...
Particularly other Marvell based chipsets. If this is the case, please ensure to test other Ethernet capable devices with the DuraNET 1059 to verify that it is working. Also, the auto-polarity and auto-crossover capabilities of the unit can sometimes in rare instances have incompatibilities with other such plug-and-play devices and chipsets.
Maintenance The DuraNET 1059 is a rugged Ethernet switch designed for harsh mobile environments, such as railway and military applications. As such, it requires no maintenance except light cleaning for aesthetic appeal, isopropyl alcohol works best. If anything beyond this needs to be done refer to the “Returning for Service”...
Chapter 6 Contact Info DuraNET 1059 User Manual Chapter 6 Contact Info Company contact info: Defense Solutions Division Curtiss-Wright 3222 S. Washington St. Salt Lake City, Utah, USA 84115 (801) 483-1533 FAX (801) 483-1523 Website: www.curtisswrightds.com/parvus Sales: +1(800) 483-3152 or (801) 483-1533 slp_sales@curtisswright.com...
DuraNET 1059 User Manual Appendix A VLAN Operation Appendix A VLAN Operation Port-Based VLAN PRV-1308-03 supports field programmable, port-based VLAN functionality. Port-based VLANs are a type of VLAN where packet forwarding decisions are based on the MAC address of the destination and its associated port.
0, 3, and 4 can only talk to port 1 and port 2 is not allowed to send data to any ports. VLAN Software Quick Start Setup Guide In order to change the VLAN configuration on the DuraNET 1059, Curtis-Wright has provided the user with a simple-to-use GUI program. Implementation of the program is through an RS-232 serial cable connection between a COM port on the host computer and the serial port on the switch.
DuraNET 1059 User Manual Appendix A VLAN Operation Software Guide This section describes how to use the VLAN GUI program to set up VLAN configurations on the DuraNET-1059. A screen shot of the program is shown below. Figure 4) VLAN GUI Window...
Appendix A VLAN Operation DuraNET 1059 User Manual Setting the Egress Ports Since port-based VLANs only govern outgoing traffic, it necessary to define the egress for all ports. An egress port is defined as the port to which data packets are sent. A visual example is provided below.
DuraNET 1059 User Manual Appendix A VLAN Operation Operation of VLAN GUI Window Figure 6) Manipulations of VLAN GUI Window In the above figure, The GUI is divided into four areas: a) Text display window area for “Sent Command to Switch” and “Received Reply from Switch”...
VLAN configuration schemes. Note this does not affect the current VLAN settings of the switch. SET– This button is used for internal troubleshooting or testing by Curtiss-Wright. Typing a command in the text box on the top right of the GUI window, and then pressing this button will set the switch’s registers.
DuraNET 1059 User Manual Glossary Glossary 10BaseT 10 Mbps Ethernet system based on Manchester signal encoding transmitted over Category 3 or better twisted-pair cable. 100BaseTX 100-Mbps Fast Ethernet specification using Category 5 UTP wiring. Based on the IEEE 802.3u standard.
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Glossary DuraNET 1059 User Manual router A device that connects two or more LANs at the network layer of the OSI model. Like bridges, routers operate in store-and-forward mode, buffering each packet into memory before determining the destination of the frame. A router also amends the header on each frame once it buffered the frame into memory, to reflect the routing decision that was made.
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