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General| Series | Stratix 6000 |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | 0…60 °C (32…140 °F) |
| Mounting | DIN Rail |
| Protocols | EtherNet/IP, CIP, HTTP, HTTPS, SNMP, DHCP |
| Security Features | IEEE 802.1X |
| Management | SNMP |
Lists topics and corresponding page numbers for new and updated information in this revision.
Provides introductory information for this manual.
Identifies the intended users of the switch and required familiarity.
Explains conventions used throughout the manual, such as lists and quotes.
Guides users on how to read and understand the manual.
Refers to a table for common terms used in the publication.
Overview of topics covered in Chapter 1, including Home page, IP address, security, and status indicators.
Step-by-step procedure to access the switch's web-based Home page.
Procedure to change the switch's IP address for network installation.
How to assign an IP address using the BOOTP protocol and server.
Recommends changing administrator and read-only passwords for security.
Configuration of device settings like Box Name, User Inactivity, and Contact Info.
Explains the meaning of various status indicators on the switch.
Overview of network services setup, including IGMP and DHCP configuration.
Information on the IGMP snooping feature to sort multicasting devices into groups.
Details on setting up the switch as a DHCP/BOOTP server for IP address assignment.
How to assign IP addresses based on the port where a device is connected.
Details the IP address assignments to devices by MAC ID.
Associates user-friendly labels with MAC IDs in the interface.
Setting up the embedded email client to send email and text messages.
Configuration for sending text messages to mobile devices via an SMS gateway.
Using a Logix controller to send email messages via the switch.
How to format and enter email content, including To, From, and Subject fields.
Formatting text messages for sending via SMS gateway using controller data.
Changing the SMTP server used for sending emails via controller configuration.
Explains error codes related to email and SMS message delivery.
Overview of diagnostic functions, including counters, reports, and status.
Provides counts of transmitted and received packets and errors for each port.
Displays information about IGMP groups and hosts, and neighboring routers.
Lists detected MAC addresses on the network and their assigned ports.
Configures bandwidth alarms and displays status on each port.
Restarts the 1783-EMS switch to apply configuration changes.
Provides read-only information about the switch's PLC connection and status.
Configures the switch to automatically send system alerts via email.
Shows the status of the email queue, including sent, dropped, and pending messages.
Procedure to upgrade the switch's firmware using the web interface.
Overview of switch management features like port config, mirroring, VLAN, and QoS.
Settings for configuring individual switch ports, including negotiation, speed, and duplex.
Configures rules and filters for port mirroring to capture network traffic.
Partitions switch ports into private virtual networks to manage traffic.
Classifies Ethernet traffic into high and low priority queues for better performance.
Information on how to upgrade the 1783-EMS switch firmware.
Step-by-step guide to upgrade firmware using the switch's web interface.
Details on allowed characters and rules for user names and passwords.
Lists the specific characters allowed for user names and passwords.
Specifies length requirements and character counts for user names and passwords.
Information on performing a factory reset to restore default settings.
Describes how to physically access the reset button on the switch.
Procedure to reset only the switch's IP address to its default.
Steps to reset all switch settings back to factory defaults.
Information on the data layout for DINT input and output bits.
Details the bit assignments for DINT inputs, such as MAC ID status and bandwidth alarms.
Details the bit assignments for DINT outputs, such as port shutdown commands.
Instructions on adding the 1783-EMS switch to RSLogix 5000 (v13/earlier).
Step-by-step guide to add the switch module using a generic profile in RSLogix.
Instructions for adding the 1783-EMS switch to RSLogix 5000 (v15+).
Procedure to install and use the Add-on Profile for the switch in RSLogix 5000.
Configuring general settings for the switch module within RSLogix.
Setting up communication parameters like RPI and fault behavior in RSLogix.
Viewing identification and status of the switch module in RSLogix.
Configuring network settings for individual ports within RSLogix.
Accessing port counters and clearing them for diagnostic purposes in RSLogix.
Configuring IGMP settings for the switch module within RSLogix.
Configuring DHCP settings for the switch module within RSLogix.
Configuring bandwidth and MAC ID alarming within RSLogix.
Controlling port behavior based on communication faults or program mode in RSLogix.
Information on downloading and uploading switch configurations using FTP.
Procedure to upload the switch's configuration to a PC.
Procedure to download a configuration file from a PC to the switch.
Information on SFP modules and cabling for the 1783-EMS08T switch.
Lists the types of multi-mode and single-mode fiber transceivers supported.
Details cable specifications, including wavelength, fiber type, and distance.
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