If NO:
Set the NWay DIP switch to the OFF position. Then Use DIP
switch 2 to manually select between half (HD) and full duplex
(FD) modes. Use DIP switch 3 to manually select between
10Mbps or 100Mbps speeds. Set NWay switch to OFF position
when connecting to an auto-sensing device that only supports
10/100Mbps detection. Some early switch models only support
auto-sensing of speed, and NOT auto detection of speed and
duplex mode (auto-negotiation).
Important
In order to configure DIP switches 2 (duplex mode) and
3 (speed), you must set DIP switch 1 (NWay) to the OFF
position
NWay DIP Switch Setting continue
Setting the duplex mode is feasible while the media converter
is "on-line"
Note:
If you experience the following problems, please check if the
NWay switch is properly set.
1. The LNK (link) LED is not lit and the connection cannot be
established
2. The LNK LED is lit and the connection is ok, but cannot transmit
or receive data
3. The converter functions properly for a while, then, it does not
work. And then it works after powering off and then on again.
DIP Switches
DIP 1 – Enables / disables auto-negotiation (RJ-45)
DIP 2 – Copper port (RJ-45) duplex mode: full or half-duplex
DIP 3 – Copper port (RJ-45) data bit rate: 10Mbps or 100Mbps
DIP 4 – Fiber port duplex mode: full duplex or half-duplex
DIP 5 – Enables / disables Link Fault Signaling (LFS)
DIP 6 – Enables / disables Local Loop Back (LLB)
DIP7 – Enables / disables Remote Loop Back (RLB)
Notes:
All models in this series feature
the above set of DIP switches.
NWay DIP Switch Setting
Use the NWay DIP switch to activate NWay operations.
Factory NWay DIP switch default set to ON position. Check that the
networking device to be connected to the Converter has NWay
support.
If YES:
Check that the NWay DIP switch is set to the ON position. The
Converter will automatically set the optimum speed and duplex
mode on the copper segment. Users can skip the settings for
DIP switches 2 and 3, when NWay is activated.
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