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Introduction to the Gigabit Ethernet Switch (GES) and its intended use in hostile environments.
Illustrates the basic functional blocks within the GES and their interactions, showing hardware components.
Details the 100-pin M38999 Series II connector J1, its part number, and electrical interfaces.
Details the 100-pin M38999 Series II connector J2, its part number, and electrical interfaces.
Describes various interface ports including Ethernet, Serial, Management Processor, and Input Power.
Specifies the input power requirements according to MIL-STD-704A and average power consumption.
Explains the mapping of external ports to MAC and Phy port numbers for custom configurations.
Details the characteristics and compatibility of the two RS-232 serial ports (DEV1 and DEV2).
Describes the bootloader's role, its location in flash, and the process for upgrading GES application software.
Lists the necessary hardware components, including power supply and computer, for interacting with the GES.
Specifies the serial port configuration parameters, baud rate, and handshake for connecting to the GES.
Explains how menus work, the menu header content, and introduces the Main and Configuration menus.
Details the options and functionality of the main menu interface for controlling the GES.
Outlines the options available in the configuration menu for setting GES parameters.
Demonstrates an interaction example with the GES command line interface for configuration changes.
Lists the network protocols supported by the GES management processor, including ARP, ICMP, and UDP.
Describes the general structure and fields of a GES UDP packet, including length and opcode.
Details various UDP packets accepted and produced while the GES application is active.
Explains the GES Status Command UDP packet structure and its function for status requests.
Describes the GES Summary Status UDP packet, its fields, and status indicators.
Details the GES Initiated BIT Status UDP packet structure and status reporting.
Explains the GES Operational Status UDP packet for duplex and speed settings.
Details the GES Performance Status UDP packet for dropped packets and bandwidth metrics.
Describes the GES Programming Command UDP packet for modifying configuration settings.
Details the GES Programming Response UDP packet format, used for configuration queries.
Covers GES Reboot commands, acknowledgments, and handling of unrecognized opcodes.
Details UDP packets accepted and produced while the bootloader is active.
Explains UDP packets for NBB flash erase, programming, and completion during bootloader mode.
Provides details on hardware mounting, including screw types, clearance, and external dimensions.
Describes the single green LED on the front panel that indicates when input power is applied.
Lists military specifications, test details, and environmental qualifications for the GES.
Details key performance parameters such as dimensions, temperature range, weight, and power requirements.
Outlines the seller's warranty terms, conditions, and limitations for the GES.
Details a problem where MAC addresses less than 1500 cause the GES processor to discard packets.
Information on Aeronix's engineering services for custom management configurations and other products.
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