Atop EHG7504 Series Hardware Installation Manual

Industrial Managed Gigabit Ethernet Switches
EHG7504/EHG7508 Series
EHG7604/EHG7608 Series
Version 1.2
Updated in November, 2016
P/N:89900488G

Inside the package you will find the following items:

■ Industrial Managed Gigabit Ethernet Switch x 1
■ 4-Pin 5.08mm Lockable Terminal Block (Already mounted to the device) x 1
■ 5-Pin 5.08mm Lockable Terminal Block (Already mounted to the device) x 1
■ DIN-Rail Kit (Already mounted to the device) x 1
■ Protective caps for all SFP and PoE ports (Depend on purchased model)
■ Installation Guide with Warranty Card x 1
Never install or work on electrical or cabling during periods of lightning activity.
Never connect or disconnect power when hazardous gases are present.
Warning:Hot Surface Do Not Touch. RESTRICTED ACCESS AREA: The equipment
should only be installed in a Restricted Access Area.
Caution: CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT. Do not stare into the laser!
This equipment should be installed indoor and not connect directly with equipment
installed outdoor.
I n d o o r I n d o o r

Front View

EHG7504 EHG7504-2SFP EHG7508
EHG7504-4POE EHG7504-2POE-2SFP EHG7504-4SFP EHG7508-8POE
EHG7604-4SFP
EHG7604 EHG7604-2SFP EHG7608
EHG7604-4POE EHG7604-2POE-2SFP EHG7608-8POE
1 1 1 1
2 3 7 2 3 7 2 3 3
7 2
5
4 5 8 4 5 8 4 5 8 4
9 6 9 6
10 11
11
10 11
1. Reset button 7. PWR1 LED
2. Ring LED 8. PWR2 LED
3. RUN LED 9. PoE LEDs
4. Ring Master LED 10. 1000 BASE-X SFP Slots
5. Alarm LED 11. 10/100/1000 BASE-T(X) RJ-45 Ports and/or
6. SFP Ports LEDs 10/100/1000 BASE-T(X) PoE RJ-45 Ports
1. Grounding Screw
2. DIP Switches
1
3. RS-232 Console
4
4. Relay Output 1 with current carrying
2
5
capacity of 1A@24 VDC (Normal Open)
6
3 5. Relay Output 2 with current carrying
7
capacity of 1A@24 VDC (Normal Open)
8
6. Frame Ground
7. Terminal for Power 1
8. Terminal for Power 2
1. If you have purchased the wall mount kit,
proceed to place the screws on the back
of the device as show in (Fig. 1).
2. Although internal grounding has been
done inside, in order to ensure overall
maximum performance and protect your
device, it is still strongly advised to ground
the device properly; hazardous ESD can
come into contact and damage your
EHG7508-4SFP
EHG7508-4POE-4SFP
equipment. On the power terminal block,
EHG7608-4SFP
there is a terminal for Frame Ground, you
EHG7608-4POE-4SFP
can choose whether to connect it to the
grounding or you may opt to connect to
1
the grounding screw next to the terminal
7 2 3 7
8 4 5 8
block ( the one chosen should be connect-
9 6 9
ed at all times ) (Fig. 2)
1
10 11
3. You can then choose whether to plug in the other
peripheral ports at this point or do it later depending
on the actual location of the device or level of
comfort for performing such operation.
Remeber to plug in the protective caps for the
unused SFP and PoE ports.
2
4. Once the plate has been firmly put in place, proceed
1
to mount the whole device as shown in (Fig.
3).Proceed to (Fig. 4) if you want to remove the
device from DIN-Rail.
5. Next we can then proceed to connect the device to
the LAN (switch or PC, depending on the case), take
care on using the RJ-45 connector; after this we can
then proceed to the device's settings
2
■ The opening to the sides are for the device's heat
dissipation please never obstruct or cover them
with any objects or try to insert them through it.
■ This switch's factory IP by default is 10.0.50.1 you
can access the device by its Web UI once it is
connected to a physical network (or using
Management Utility, for more information on
Management Utility, please refer to its manual).
Please be aware that the PC needed for this
procedure needs to be in the same subnet, or
you may refer yourself to the device User's
Manual.
Name Color Status Message
P1 On Power is being supplied through this power input
Green
P2
Off Power is not supplied through this power input
Alarm is triggered by user defined events
On
Red
ALM
Off Alarm is not triggered by user defined events
Blinking AP firmware is running normally
RUN Green
System is not ready or halt
On/Off
On All the Rings are running normally
Ring
Green Blinking Ring is in protection state
Off Ring is disabled
On The device is a Master of the Ring
R.M. Green
Off The device is a Slave of the Ring
On Port is linked
SFP
Green Blinking Data is transmitting on this port
Off No data is transmitting on this port
On Power is being supplied to a Powered Device (PD)
Amber
PoE
Off Power is not supplied to a PD
On Ethernet is connected at 1000Mbps
Amber Blinking Ethernet is connected at 100Mbps
Ethernet is connected at 10Mbps
Off
LAN
On Ethernet is connected
Green
Blinking Data is transmitting on this port
Off Ethernet is disconnected