100 - SERIES NETWORK SWITCHES Installation Manual
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1. AN 100 SW F 8 does NOT have a power switch www araknisnetworks com Support 866 838 5052 3 CONNECTING NETWORK DEVICES Setup of the AN 100 SW F is very simple and requires nothing more than connections to other equipment and power This switch provides automatic crossover detection functionality for any port so connections can be made to other switches without the need for a crossover cable between devices 3 1 Make all Ethernet connections using twisted pair 568B terminated straight through cables Wiring manufactured and terminated to meet the Cat5e 6 standard in use for the installation Recommendations Patch cables may be stranded Bulk wire should be solid core to permit the longest run possible No cable length should be over 100 meters in total containing a maximum of 10 meters of stranded patch cables It is highly recommended to test every cable in use with a network analyzer prior to finalizing the installation Table 3 Cable and Connector Recommendations Max Length If applicable Bulk Wire Solid Core EIA TIA certified 100 meters without patch cables Cat5e or better 90 meters with patch cables RJ45 of the same standard Connectors for Wire as the bulk cable in use Patch Cables Siranded EIATIAcoatied AMUN Man 10 meters of patch cables to a run in total Pro Tip For guaranteed hassle free performance use Binary bulk wire and Wirepath cable connectors and manufactured patch cables All2. result in permanent damage to equipment and serious injury or death of the installer or end user 2013 Araknis Networks Warnings FCC Warning CE Warning UL About This Manual Pro Tips Notes Cautions Warnings Welcome to Araknis Networks 1 1 Araknis 100 Series Overview 1 2 Features 1 3 Package Contents 1 4 Recommended for Installation 2 1 Basic Instructions 2 2 Switch Placement 2 2 1 General Guidelines 2 2 2 AN 100 SW F 8 16 24 Placement Options 2 2 2 1 Shelf Mounting 2 2 2 2 Rack Mounting 2 2 2 3 On Wall Mounting 2 3 Powering the AN 100 SW F Switch 2 3 1 AC Electrical Requirements 2 3 2 AN 100 SW F 8 16 24 2 3 2 1 Power Plug Connection 3 Connecting NGMONG 22sscs5 seasick agree bana Ajna anana ANANE kaanan ab RASA sapan b an a Jean Bana eeen lasa nhang a Na Bang dangan Devices 3 1 WiringRecommendations 3 2 Application Diagram 3 3 Connection Instructions BA POO CUCL AY OU anaa dan akan KADA aaa NR 4 1 Front Panel Layout 4 2 Side Layout 4 3 Rear Panel Layout 5 Sp cials 1jakseaen jaragang gana ee DN am ah Gen GEN ADA Aga a a jasa nadah han kan ngan Keh gana en ann aniis D ADDENGNE naasing aa anganaki ana gan ad aaa Nan gagas banana na A RE mad Dah panah ETEN 6 1 Troubleshooting 6 1 1 No Connectivity 6 1 2 Power Issues 6 2 Warranty 6 3 Contacting Technical Support www araknisnetworks com Support 866 838 5052 Table Of Contents iii ccccsssssssssccsscssuvessucssusessucssssessuscsssessss
3. switches are also capable of over a dozen possible custom rack positions and even wall mounting options using only the accessories included in the box Fan less Design The device is designed so that heat from the CPU is dissipated through efficient heat sinks No fans are necessary to maintain a safe temperature resulting in ultra silent operation Quality of Service QoS Support The 100 series unmanaged switches support Quality of Service QoS The switch is aware of priority levels of traffic received and forwards it based on that priority level Incoming traffic is always examined for QoS priority encoding 2013 Araknis Networks INTRODUCTION 1 3 Figure 1 AN 100 SW F 8 16 24 Package Contents Package Contents AN 100 SW F Gigabit Ethernet Switch 1 lo A FL og PPAS DO 3 gt Rubber Feet 1 AC Power Cord 1 Guick Installation Guide 1 Rack Mount Kit 1 1 4 2 Phillips screwdriver Recommended for _ Screws and Anchors for wall mount installation if applicable use a fastener rated and Installation specified for use in the wall material that can safely hold the weight of the model in use e Rack screws for rack installation lt Drill and Drill Bit for installation of wall mount screws or anchors www araknisnetworks com Support 866 838 5052 2 INSTALLATION 2 1 These are the basic steps required to install the AN 100 SW F net
4. N 100 SW F 8 16 24 Wall Mounting Option ZA V SA NGA NAN W ALA TEN f N D NG gt e o 6 After attaching the ears mount the switch on the wall in the desired location as shown using drywall screws or fasteners suitable for the wall surface material not included For wall mounting we recommend using 4 drywall screws minimum of 1 1 4 X 8 GA with anchors 14 2013 Araknis Networks 2 3 Powering the AN 100 SW R Switch 2 3 1 AC Electrical Requirements 2 3 2 AN 100 SW F 8 16 24 2 INSTALLATION Table 2 AC Electrical Requirements Input Voltage AC Only 100 240V AC 50 60Hz The AN 100 SW F 8 16 and 24 are designed with an internal power supply and require the use of the included or an equivalent grounded IEC cable to connect the switch to an outlet 2 3 2 1 Power Plug Connection Figure 8 AN 100 SW F 8 16 24 Power Plug Connection ON 100 240VAC m pe gh OFF 50 60Hz Pro Tip The use of a power conditioner or surge protector is highly recommended for all connected network equipment A surge at one piece of unprotected equipment could pass through the network cable and damage other devices even if they are protected Power conditioners with additional Ethernet protection are available at http www snapav com c 8 power products aspx Note
5. araknis NETWORKS 100 SERIES NETWORK SWITCHES Installation Manual Unmanaged IT Rack Network Switches x CERTIFICATIONS AND WARNINGS FCC Warning This device has been tested and found to comply with limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates and radiates radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the user s manual it may cause interference in which case users will be required to correct interference at their own expenses CE Warning This is a Class A product In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures UL Only the AN 100 SW F 8 AN 100 SW F 16 and AN 100 SW F 24 port switches have been evaluated by UL About This Manual This manual was created to provide a reference for installers and end users of Araknis Networks products It provides all known information regarding the installation setup use and maintenance of the product This manual was created expressly for electronic use but has been formatted so that it may be printed and bound using either one sided or front and back printing The symbols below are used in this manual to identify certain information Review the definition of each symbol type to be
6. cssscssssessssessussssscssucsssecssevessucssuvessussssessusessusssevessucssuessusessuessuscsnusssstessseesseees FIQGUFESIANG MADOC asia isenana Sa NASARET TAA GEDENAN E E E Mamas ARAN AAN BENANG aneng Wee UORERO CUI CUED aaa Ega aaa GANG Eda E aaa an PNGEN GA Na ND E NE ANE GE Aa GG A a aee kaa aaa a e aga an Ei eaaa Bah Pa lnstalat n MANAN NA a a NK N A ARREN a aaa NA a TABLE OF CONTENTS GENGGONG CAN vipassana a a aian a a aie a T aa nagan MPNMNNNNNDND DY oak wo FIGURES AND TABLES Figures Figure 1 AN 100 SW F 8 16 24 Package Contents 7 Figure 2 Single Switch Network 9 Figure 3 Multiple Switches in Network 9 Figure 4 AN 100 SW F 8 16 24 Rubber Foot Installation 11 Figure 5 AN 100 SW F 8 16 24 Rack Mounting Options 11 Figure 6 AN 100 SW F 8 16 24 Rack Mounting Procedure 13 Figure 7 AN 100 SW F 8 16 24 Wall Mounting Option 14 Figure 8 AN 100 SW F 8 16 24 Power Plug Connection 15 Figure 9 Application Diagram 16 Figure 10 Front Panel Layout 17 Figure 11 Side Layout 18 Figure 12 Rear Panel Layout 18 Tables Table 1 Araknis Networks 100 series Family 5 Table 2 AC Electrical Requirements 15 Table 3 Cable and Connector Recommendations 16 Table 4 1 Gbps LED Indicator 17 Table 5 Link Act LED Indicator 17 Table 6 Power LED Indicator 17 Table 7 Specifications 19 2013 Araknis Networks Welcome to Araknis Networks 1 1 Araknis 100 Series Overview IMNIRODUCHON Thank you fo
7. e maximum ambient temperature of 104 F Reduced Air Flow Installation of the equipment in a rack should be such that the amount of air flow required for safe operation of the equipment is not compromised Mechanical Loading Mounting of the equipment in the rack should be such that a hazardous condition is not achieved due to uneven mechanical loading Circuit Overloading Consideration should be given to the connection of the equipment to the supply circuit and the effect that overloading of the circuits might have on overcurrent protection and supply wiring Appropriate consideration of equipment nameplate ratings should be used when addressing this concern Reliable Earthing Reliable earthing of rack mounted equipment should be maintained Particular attention should be given to supply connections other than direct connections to the branch circuit e g use of power strips www araknisnetworks com Support 866 838 5052 2 INSTALLATION 2 2 2 3 On Wall Mounting The AN 100 SW F is designed to be mounted on wall if desired by using the same parts meant for rack mounting This allows for a low profile installation for the switch eliminating the need for extra shelving or racks when providing a network switch solution To wall mount the switch 4 Locate the included wall mounting ears and screws from the packaging and a 2 Philips screwdriver 5 Attach the ears to each side of the switch as shown Figure 7 A
8. ection Power Issues to determine source of the issue ii Check the connection from the switch to its host device The switch may have lost network access from the device feeding it If the device feeding signal is okay then the cable may be damaged iii Using a tested patch cable that is known to work correctly swap out the cable from the switch to the network connection and test again 6 1 2 Ifthe switch is not working correctly and the power LED is not illuminated solid or is not Power Issues illuminated at all then try these steps to identify the issue 1 Power cycle the switch If the LED does not illuminate and remain solid continue to the next step Otherwise test devices for connectivity and confirm the system is operating correctly Make sure that ventilation is adequate Overheating can cause the unit to shut down for self protection 2 Change out the power cord or supply with another of the same type and test again The power supply or cable may be damaged or defective 20 2013 Araknis Networks 6 APPENDIX 6 2 Warranty 2N imited Warrany JE 2 Year Limited Warranty Araknis Networks products have a 2 Year Limited Warranty This warranty includes parts and labor repairs on all components found to be defective in material or workmanship under normal conditions of use This warranty shall not apply to products which have been abused modified or disassembled Products to be repaired under thi
9. er Consumption W oN Operating Temperature F 32 to 104 F Humidity non condensing 10 to 90 Weight Ibs No oO D P www araknisnetworks com Support 866 838 5052 6 APPENDIX 6 1 Use the sections below to troubleshoot issues with the switch If the problem persists Troubleshooting contact Araknis Networks Customer Service at 866 838 5052 6 1 1 __ If one or more attached devices suffer from low or no network connectivity after installation No Connectivity follow these steps to identify the issue 1 Reset the switch and router and then the device s with issues If the problem persists continue to step 2 2 Are there one or multiple devices with issues A If one device is having an issue i Change the port the device is connected to on the switch If the issue remains there is a problem with the cabling or the attached device s network settings ii Change the network connection type to DHCP and reset the connection If an IP address is assigned to the device then it should be working properly If nothing changes the cabling must be changed or repaired iii Using a tested patch cable that is known to work correctly swap out the cable from the switch to the network device and test again B If multiple devices are having an issue i Check the Power LED indicator on the switch to make sure it is receiving power If it is not illuminated solid see the next troubleshooting s
10. evice connected Blinking Device is connected and traffic running 3 Table 6 Power LED Indicator 4 Ethernet Ports RJ45 Connect Ethernet network cables routed to equipment www araknisnetworks com Support 866 838 5052 4 PRODUCT LAYOUT 4 2 Figure 12 Side Layout Side Layout D gt NCEE 1 Ventilation Slots Allows airflow through the chassis to keep the device cool 2 Rack Mounting Holes The combination of threaded holes at the front and rear of each side allow for many variations in mounting options 4 3 Figure 13 Rear Panel Layout Rear Panel Layout OFF 50 60Hz 1 Master Power Switch Toggle Switch for master power control 2 Power Jack Attach an IEC power cable Note AN 100 SW F 8 does NOT have a power switch 18 2013 Araknis Networks is RECIRICANONS Table 7 Specifications AN 100 SW F 8 AN 100 SW F 16 AN 100 SW F 24 10 100 1000Base RJ 45 Ports 1000Base SFP PoE ports In PoE Models Flash Memory Physical Configuration 2MB Packet Buffer 128KB Performance MAC Address Table Switching Capacity 16Gpbs 32Gpbs Forwarding Rate 11 9Mpps 23 8Mpps Jumbo Frame Support Oo 48Gpbs 35 7Mpps Environmental Dimensions Inches W x Hx D 8 9 x 1 7 x 4 8 12 9 x 1 7 x 8 2 100 240V AC 50 60 Hz 12 9x1 7x 8 2 Power Supply Maximum Pow
11. ing hole options that allow for front rear or angled positioning in the rack Follow these steps to rack mount the switch using the images for reference when choosing the holes for the desired mounting orientation 1 Locate the included rack mounting ears and screws from the packaging and a 2 Philips screwdriver 2 Attach the ears to each side of the switch for the desired mounting angle as shown Figure 5 AN 100 SW F 8 16 24 Rack Mounting Options Front Rack Mounting 11 www araknisnetworks com Support 866 838 5052 2 INSTALLATION Figure 5 Rear Rack Mounting Standard Protruding Recessed 3 After the ears are attached mount the switch in the rack as shown below Insert the bottom screws first to avoid bending the mounting ears or chassis 12 2013 Araknis Networks 2 INSTALLATION Figure 6 AN 100 SW F 8 16 24 Rack Mounting Procedure A X jj N N N oa ff ff if D a of A amp Yio f A A amp 7 7 7 7 7 e ojo o ojo 0 ojo ajo ojo of 4 fi L L 7 J Rack Mounting Guidelines Elevated Operating Ambient If installed in a closed or multi unit rack assembly the operating ambient temperature of the rack environment may be greater than room ambient Therefore consideration should be given to installing the equipment in an environment compatible with th
12. of the items are available at http www snapav com c 13 bulk wire aspx 3 2 Figure 10 Application Diagram Application Diagram Afers imei Router we QF c i L IP Camera AppleTV Desktop PC o Leave all equipment un powered while making connections Printer Scanner IP Surveillance 3 3 1 Install the network switch and any equipment to be connected Connection 2 Route bulk wire or patch cables between equipment locations Instructions 3 Terminate and test all cables 4 Connect each cable between the LAN port on the equipment requiring network access and a port on the switch Leave one switch port open to allow connection to the rest of the network 5 Connect a network cable from the switch to the device providing network connectivity Power up all equipment and test each attached device for network connectivity 16 2013 Araknis Networks 4 PRODUCT LAYOUT This section describes the hardware layout of the 100 series unmanaged network switch Each connection indicator and control is summarized 4 1 Figure 11 Front Panel Layout Front Panel Layout 1 Table 4 1 Gbps LED Indicator Off No device connected Connected device supports 10 100Mbps only Device connected at 1Gbps speed 2 Table 5 Link Act LED Indicator No d
13. pendent Interface Crossover MDI X detection Auto negotiation speed automatically selects the best connection speed 10 100 or 1000Mbps and duplex mode half or full duplex for communication with attached devices Auto MDI MDI X crossover detection automatically adjusts for the Ethernet cable type in use straight through or crossover This makes connecting the device to other network devices such as other switches or routers very simple and easy Jumbo Frame Support 100 series Unmanaged Switches support frames up to 9 6 Kilobytes called Jumbo Frames This feature improves network throughput and reduces overall CPU utilization during large file transfers such as video streams by allowing a bigger packet of data to be passed in each Ethernet frame Non Blocking Architecture with Full Wire Speed Forwarding Ethernet frames run from the input port to the output port through the backplane of the switch The AN 100 SW F network switch backplane is capable of handling all traffic on all ports at the same time Having this non blocking switch fabric architecture means the backplane is so fast that there is no significant delay for data rate due to backplane congestion Thanks to this the switch features Full Wire Speed Forwarding meaning that the nominal traffic speed at all Ethernet ports can be up to 1 Gbps simultaneously Multiple Mounting Options In addition to industry standard options for shelf and rack mounting Araknis network
14. pense later Take some time to record a summary of the network architecture before calling the job done 2013 Araknis Networks 2 INSTALLATION Figure 2 Single Switch Network Example 1 eN h all at Desktop Server Z Printer Scanner eae AppleTV Figure 3 Multiple Switches in Network Example 2 Printer Scanner m Hoo IP Surveillance NVR www araknisnetworks com Support 866 838 5052 2 INSTALLATION 2 2 This section describes proper placement and mounting for the AN 100 SW F network Switch Placement switch including shelf rack and on wall installation Note Section 2 2 1 applies to all AN 100 SW F models Section 2 2 2 covers all placement options for the AN 100 SW F 8 16 24 models 2 2 1 Consider the following guidelines before choosing any location or mounting type for General Guidelines the switch Make sure that the switch is accessible and that the cables can be connected with ease Using cable management accessories is highly recommended for rack installations Keep cabling away from sources of electrical noise power lines and fluorescent lighting fixtures Keep the switch away from water and moisture sources i Power the device from an outlet with adequate capacity Plugging in the switch must not overload the circuit in use e The use of a power conditioner or surge protector is highly recommended for all attached ne
15. r choosing an Araknis 100 Series Network Switch The 100 series unmanaged network switch is an enterprise class switch specifically designed for use in AV Rack applications With front facing indicators rear facing ports and fan less design the 100 series switch was designed for easy installation and high performance in an environment where traffic on the network and the number of users could increase continuously The switch provides 10 100 1000Mbps capability on all ports and operates as a plug and play device auto detecting connections to other switches to allow straight through patch cables throughout an installation This manual will guide you through the layout of the device explain proper installation and describe how to deploy the switch in your network to achieve the best performance For more information visit www araknisnetworks com The following table lists the models available in the 100 series family of network switches Table 1 Araknis Networks 100 series Family Number of Number of Number of Internal External Ethernet Ports PoE Ports aaa Ports Power eee AN 100 SW F 8 8 o intema Tee a ee EN an ioo sw rea 2a o o mea www araknisnetworks com Support 866 838 5052 l 1 INTRODUCTION 1 22 Features ae Gigabit Ethernet with Auto MDI MDI X Detection All ports provide 10 100 1000Mbps line rate speed with auto negotiation and auto Medium Dependent Interface MDI Medium De
16. s warranty must be returned to SnapAV or a designated service center with prior notification and an assigned return authorization number RA 6 3 Phone 866 838 5052 Contacting Email support araknisnetworks com Technical Support 21 www araknisnetworks com Support 866 838 5052 2013 Araknis Networks 131028 1745
17. tter understand notes later in the text Pro Tips Pro tips are included in sections of the manual to add information that provides extra value utility or ease of use for the installer or end user of the product Pro tips may also link to i extra information that will provide a better understanding of application technology or use of the product or feature in question These items are not required but have been added for your convenience Notes Notes emphasize information important to the installation setup or use of the product that are not essential to follow for safety of the equipment or user Notes may be located before or in the midst of the section they apply to depending on the type of information These items are usually essential information like the size or dimension of a separate part required or a critical step in the process that if missed would cause the installer or end user extra work to overcome Cautions The caution symbol is used to indicate information vital to the safety of the equipment in use with the product or the product itself Cautions are always provided before the information o they relate to Not following a caution will almost always result in permanent damage to equipment that is not covered by warranty Warnings Warnings indicate information vital to the safety to the installer or end user of the product Warnings are always provided before the information they relate to Not following a warning may
18. twork equipment A surge at one piece of unprotected equipment could pass through the network cable and damage other devices even if they are protected Do not deploy the device in a location where any of the following conditions exist High Temperature The ambient temperature must not exceed 104 F 40 C Low Air Flow Both side panels must be unobstructed to prevent overheating Leave 3 inches of open air space on all sides of the network switch Avoid covering any ventilation holes e Mechanical Instability The device should be level stable and secure to avoid it sliding or shifting out of position The included rubber feet will help prevent unwanted movement for shelf mounted switches Do not mount the switch to any rack or wall that is unstable or damaged 10 2013 Araknis Networks 2 INSTALLATION 2 2 2 AN 100 SW F 8 16 24 Placement Options 2 2 2 1 Shelf Mounting To shelf mount the network switch first place the included adhesive feet on the bottom of the unit as shown below Then place the switch in the desired position Make sure the shelf or surface used is flat and stable Caution Do not stack more than 4 switches together Do not stack any other equipment on top of the network switch to avoid possible interference or damage Figure 4 AN 100 SW F 8 16 24 Rubber Foot Installation 2 2 2 2 Rack Mounting The AN 100 SW F 8 AN 100 SW F 16 and AN 100 SW F 24 models include a variety of rack mount
19. work switch During the Basic Instructions installation refer to the listed sections for more detailed information as needed 1 Unpack and set or mount the switch in the desired location See section 2 2 page 10 for more information 2 Make connections to the equipment requiring Ethernet access Connect Ethernet cables between the ports on the switch and the LAN ports on the equipment Leave one port open on the switch for connection to the router or switch providing Internet access See Section 3 3 page 16 for wiring best practices and device connection 3 Connect an Ethernet cable between the port of the switch or router providing network access and any open Ethernet port on the AN 100 SW F The switch will automatically detect the connection and configure it correctly so no crossover cable is required 4 Power on the AN 100 SW F network switch and any connected equipment Confirm that each port is operating correctly by checking the Link Act LED for the port A solid lit LED indicates that a connection is working correctly A blinking LED indicates the port is passing traffic If a device is not connecting properly consult the Troubleshooting section on page 20 5 Test the network connectivity of each connected device If all devices are properly communicating on the network installation is now complete Pro Tip Having a record of the location wire length and connection path for each network device can save a lot of time and ex
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