Hirschmann RS1 Series User Manual

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Description and operating instructions
i Rail Switch Family
The i Rail Switch modules allow
switched Ethernet networks in accordance
with IEEE standard 802.3 using copper tech-
nology and backbones in accordance with
IEEE standard 802.3u using copper techno-
logy or optical waveguide (F/O) in line and
ring structure to be constructed. The switch
modules are plugged onto the standard bar.
The RS1s (Rail Switch) have eight 10 Mbit/s
twisted pair (TP) ports and two 100 Mbit/s
ports. Depending on the type of RS1 the
100 Mbit/s ports to attach further more RS1
are supplied with FX, TX interfaces or both.
It is possible to connect up to eight pieces
of terminal equipment or other TP seg-
ments to the 10 Mbit/s ports using TPs.
The built-in control intelligence allows the
redundant coupling of several network seg-
ments to a higher network segment.
An RM1 (Redundancy Manager) has eight
10 Mbit/s TP ports and two free slots for
100 Mbit/s modules. The 100 Mbit/s ports
allow to close a line-structured backbone to
a ring with redundancy function.
The 100 Mbit/s module ETSXM-01TP(FE)
has one TX port.
The 100 Mbit/s module ETSXM-01MM(FE)
has one FX port.
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P2
FDX
Port 1 - 4
Stby
Rail Switch RS1-FX/FX
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Fault
Redundancy Manager RM1
DA/STAT
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RS1-…
Order no.
943 606-0…
RM1
Order no.
943 632-001
039587001010998000
Printed in Germany

Hirschmann RS1 Series Specifications

General

Brand	Hirschmann
Model	RS1 Series
Category	Switch
Language	English

Summary

Safety Guidelines

ESD Protection Measures

Outlines precautions for handling static-sensitive modules and preventing electrostatic discharge damage.

Staff Qualification Requirements

Functional Description

Frame-Switching Functions

Explains the device's data frame handling, including store-and-forward and multi-address capabilities.

TP Interface Functions

F/O Interface Functions

Redundancy Functions Overview

Covers building ring structures and redundant coupling of network segments.

Device Controls and Switches

Interface Specifications

Configuration and Network Topology

Redundant Ring Topology

Describes how to create a redundant ring network structure using the RM1.

Redundant Network Segment Coupling

Details the process of redundantly coupling multiple network segments.

Assembly, Startup, and Dismantling

Device Assembly Procedures

Startup Procedure