Installation method, 4 ethernet rj45 connections – KBC Networks ESUG8P User Manual

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Ethernet Switch User Manual

Manual-ESUG8P_Series_HW-Rev1112
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2.3

Installation Method

2.3.1 DIN Rail Mount

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Remove all packaging material.

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Attach the device to a DIN rail.

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Attach copper cables as required.

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Insert the male power block (attached to the supplied in-line PSU) to the

female power socket on the device and tighten the terminal locking screws

using a flathead screw driver.


See Section 2.7 for LED status.

2.3.2 Wall-mount

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Remove all packaging material.

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Unscrew the DIN rail mounting plate from the switch taking special care to

retain the 3 screws using a Phillips No.1 or No.2 screwdriver.

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Attach the supplied wall mount plates to the switch using the screws that

have just been removed from the DIN rail mounting plate with a Phillips

No.1 or No.2 screwdriver.

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Position the unit on the required, flat surface and secure with screws via the

mounting plate holes. Screws are not provided.

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Attach copper cables as required.

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Insert the male power block (attached to the supplied in-line PSU) to the

female power socket on the device and tighten the terminal locking screws

using a flathead screw driver.


See Section 2.7 for LED status.

2.4 Ethernet RJ45 Connections

Each RJ45 port is adaptive and supports auto MDI/MDI-X connection. They can be
connected by straight through or cross-over cables to terminal devices, servers, hubs or
other switches. Each switch supports IEEE802.3x and IEEE802.3ab so the optimum
transmission mode (either half-duplex or full-duplex) and data rate (10Mbps, 100Mbps
or 1000Mbps) will be selected automatically.

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