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9IM2x/9HM2x User Manual
User Manual AMG 9IM2x/9HM2x
Version No : 2.1.5.3
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employees and Agents will not be responsible for any loss, however arising, from the use of, or
reliance on, this information.
Legal Notice: Parts of this product are protected by patents.
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
This is a Class B product.
Manufacturer’s Declaration of Conformance
A Declaration of Conformity in accordance with the following EU standards has been made and is kept
on file at the address shown on the last page.
The manufacturer declares that the product supplied with this document is compliant
with the provisions of the EMC Directive 2014/30/EU, the Low Voltage Directive LVD
2006/95/EC and the CE Marking Regulation 768/2008/EC & Decision 765/2008.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation of this product is subject to the following two conditions:
This device may not cause harmful interference.
This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
ICES-003
This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference causing equipment
regulations.
Cet appareil numérique de la Classe B Respecte toutes les exigences du Règlement sur le matérial
rouiller du Canada.
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Before You Begin
Read these instructions carefully before installing or operating this product.
Note: This equipment should be installed by a qualified service person and should conform to local
and national regulations.
This manual provides installation and operation information. To use this document you must have the
following minimum qualifications
A basic knowledge of Ethernet, Ethernet Switches and Layer2 networking.
A basic knowledge of electrical wiring and low-voltage electrical connection.
Intended Use
Use this product only for the purpose for which it was designed, as described in this manual.
Warning:
Improper use of this equipment can cause severe bodily injury or equipment damage
Environmental Conditions
Storage: -45° to +85° C. The switch should be allowed to acclimatize to its operational temperature
range before power is supplied. Additionally, if the switch is moved from a colder area to a warmer
area, precautions should be taken to ensure that condensation is prevented.
Operational: -40° to +74° C.
Customer Support
For assistance in installing, operating, maintaining and troubleshooting this product, please refer to
this document and any other documentation provided. If you still require assistance, please contact
AMG Systems at the address shown on the last page
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Document
Rev No.
Change Description
Author
Date
2.0.0.5
Draft
M.I.Steval
22-04-2016
2.0.0.6
1. New non-TFTP s/w upgrade feature.
2. Updated screen-capture examples
M.I.Steval
16-06-2016
2.0.0.b7
Beta7 Release
M.I.Steval
01/07/2016
2.0.0.b8
1. Clarification of configuration in var sections
2. Added SFP transceivers section
M.I.Steval
13/07/2016
2.0.0.b9
1. Corrected rear panel DC power options
2. Clarification of configuration in various sections
3. IPv4 Default DHCP settings
4. Details of Syslog Traps and Messages
5. ECFM Module documentation added.
6. Updated EMC Directive Spec.
7. Static Unicast / Multicast Address added.
8. Updated LLDP section
M.I.Steval
08/09/2016
2.0.0
Release version
1. Management feature : additional user / password.
2. Updated screen captures VLANs, LLDP, RSTP
3. Updated Save and Restore section.
M.I.Steval
13/10/2016
2.1.0
Release version for 9IM2x/9HM2x platform
Provisional.
M.I.Steval
11/01/2017
2.1.1
Unreleased draft feature updates
M.I.Steval
23/02/2017
2.1.4
1. Additional Features :
DHCP Server
IGMP Snooping
Jumbo Frame Support
High Speed I/O
2. Updated Screenshots.
3. Added 240W info.
M.I.Steval
19/07/2017
2.1.4.1
1. Correction VLAN Chapter heading missing.
2. Minor corrections to RSTP & MSTP configuration.
3. Carifications in SNMP Trap Manager configuration.
M.I.Steval
10/08/2017
2.1.5.3
1. User definable management VLAN.
2. SFP Transceiver Diagnostics
M.I.Steval
30/10/2017
Change History
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Contents
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION _____________________________________________ 19
1.1 AMG 9IM2X/9HM2X MODELS ............................................................... 20
1.2 AMG9IM2-8G-2S ................................................................................. 21
1.3 AMG91IM2-4FH-1S-4S16C ................................................................ 21
1.4 AMG91IM2-20GH-5S-4S16C-P240 .................................................... 22
CHAPTER 2: HARDWARE DESCRIPTION ____________________________________ 23
2.1 MANAGEMENT CONSOLE ........................................................................ 24
2.2 ETHERNET CONNECTIONS ...................................................................... 25
2.3 I/O CONNECTIONS ................................................................................. 26
2.4 PIN LAYOUT OF I/O CONNECTORS .......................................................... 27
2.5 POWER CONNECTOR ............................................................................. 28
2.6 POWER OVER ETHERNET ....................................................................... 29
2.7 ETHERNET PORT LEDS ......................................................................... 30
2.8 I/O PORT LEDS ..................................................................................... 31
CHAPTER 3: HS-IO HARDWARE DESCRIPTION ______________________________ 32
3.1 HS-IO CONNECTIONS ............................................................................ 33
3.2 HS-IO FRONT PANEL LEDS ................................................................... 34
3.3 HS-IO DATA CHANNEL INTERFACE ......................................................... 35
3.4 HS-IO CONTACT CLOSURE INTERFACE .................................................. 36
CHAPTER 4: INSTALLATION GUIDE ________________________________________ 38
4.1 UNPACKING THE SWITCH........................................................................ 39
4.2 INSTALLING PRE-REQUISITES ................................................................. 39
4.3 MOUNTING THE SWITCH ......................................................................... 39
4.4 POWER CONNECTIONS .......................................................................... 40
4.5 CONNECTING TO NETWORK .................................................................... 41
4.6 CONNECTING TO RS-232 MANAGEMENT CONSOLE ................................. 42
CHAPTER 5: WEB INTERFACE CONVENTIONS ______________________________ 44
5.1 WEB INTERFACE ................................................................................... 45
5.2 INTERNET EXPLORER SETTINGS ............................................................. 47
5.3 DOCUMENT CONVENTIONS ..................................................................... 48
CHAPTER 6: LOGGING INTO AMG 9IM2X/9HM2X _____________________________ 49
6.1 LOGIN ................................................................................................... 50
6.2 HOME SCREEN ...................................................................................... 51
CHAPTER 7: LEFT NAVIGATION PANE _____________________________________ 53
7.1 SYSTEM ................................................................................................ 54
7.2 LAYER2 MANAGEMENT .......................................................................... 55
7.3 IP MANAGEMENT ................................................................................... 56
7.4 MULTICAST ............................................................................................ 57
7.5 I/O MANAGEMENT .................................................................................. 58
7.6 STATISTICS ........................................................................................... 59
CHAPTER 8: SYSTEM INFORMATION ______________________________________ 60
8.1 SYSTEM INFORMATION ........................................................................... 61
CHAPTER 9: USER MANAGEMENT ________________________________________ 64
9.1 USER MANAGEMENT .............................................................................. 65
CHAPTER 10: SAVE AND RESTORE _________________________________________ 67
10.1 SAVE CONFIGURATION ........................................................................... 68
10.2 RESTORE CONFIGURATION .................................................................... 70
10.3 FILE DOWNLOAD .................................................................................... 71
CHAPTER 11: SOFTWARE UPGRADE _______________________________________ 73
11.1 SOFTWARE UPGRADE ............................................................................ 74
CHAPTER 12: REBOOT ___________________________________________________ 76
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12.1 REBOOT ................................................................................................ 77
CHAPTER 13: SNTP ______________________________________________________ 78
13.1 SNTP GLOBAL CONFIGURATION ............................................................ 79
13.2 SNTP UNICAST MODE CONFIGURATION ................................................. 82
CHAPTER 14: HTTP ______________________________________________________ 84
14.1 HTTP SESSION TIMEOUT ....................................................................... 85
CHAPTER 15: SNMP ______________________________________________________ 86
15.1 SNMP AGENT CONTROL SETTINGS ........................................................ 87
15.2 SNMP GLOBAL CONFIGURATION............................................................ 88
15.3 SNMP AGENT CONFIGURATION ............................................................. 90
15.3.1.1 SNMP Community Settings ------------------------------------------------ 91
15.3.1.2 SNMP Group Settings ------------------------------------------------------- 93
15.3.1.3 SNMP Group Access Settings -------------------------------------------- 95
15.3.1.4 SNMP View Tree Settings -------------------------------------------------- 97
15.3.1.5 SNMP Target Address Settings ------------------------------------------- 99
15.3.1.6 SNMP Target Parameter Settings --------------------------------------- 101
15.3.1.6.1 SNMP Filter Profile Settings ------------------------------------------ 103
15.3.1.7 SNMP User Security Settings -------------------------------------------- 105
15.3.1.8 SNMP Trap Manager Settings ------------------------------------------- 107
15.3.1.9 SNMP Filter Settings ------------------------------------------------------- 109
15.4 SNMP PROXY ..................................................................................... 111
15.4.1 SNMP Proxy Settings ..................................................................... 112
15.4.2 SNMP MIB Proxy Settings .............................................................. 114
CHAPTER 16: PORT MANAGER ___________________________________________ 116
16.1 PORT MANAGER BASIC SETTINGS ........................................................ 117
16.2 PORT MANAGER PORT CONTROL ......................................................... 119
16.3 PORT MANAGER TRANSCEIVERS .......................................................... 122
CHAPTER 17: VLAN _____________________________________________________ 123
17.1 VLAN GLOBAL SETTINGS .................................................................... 124
17.2 VLAN PORT SETTINGS ........................................................................ 126
17.3 VLAN STATIC CONFIGURATION ............................................................ 128
CHAPTER 18: ADDRESS TABLES __________________________________________ 130
18.1 ADDRESS TABLES MAC TABLE ............................................................ 131
18.2 ADDRESS TABLES STATIC UNICAST ENTRIES ........................................ 134
18.3 ADDRESS TABLES STATIC MULTICAST ENTRIES .................................... 135
CHAPTER 19: MSTP _____________________________________________________ 136
19.1 MSTP GLOBAL CONFIGURATION .......................................................... 137
19.2 MSTP TIMERS .................................................................................... 141
19.3 MSTP PORT CONFIGURATION .............................................................. 143
19.4 MSTP VLAN MAPPING ....................................................................... 148
19.5 MSTP PORT SETTINGS ....................................................................... 150
19.6 MSTP CIST PORT STATUS ................................................................. 152
19.7 MSTP BRIDGE PRIORITY ..................................................................... 155
CHAPTER 20: RSTP _____________________________________________________ 157
20.1 RSTP GLOBAL CONFIGURATION .......................................................... 158
20.2 RSTP BASIC SETTINGS ....................................................................... 161
20.3 RSTP PORT SETTINGS ........................................................................ 163
20.4 RSTP PORT STATUS ........................................................................... 168
CHAPTER 21: LLDP _____________________________________________________ 170
21.1 LLDP GLOBAL CONFIGURATIONS ......................................................... 171
21.1.1 LLDP Configured Traces ................................................................ 172
21.2 LLDP BASIC SETTINGS ........................................................................ 174
21.3 LLDP INTERFACES SETTINGS .............................................................. 176
21.4 LLDP NEIGHBOUR INFORMATION ......................................................... 178
21.5 LLDP AGENT INFO .............................................................................. 179
21.6 LLDP AGENT DETAILS ......................................................................... 180
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CHAPTER 22: 802.1X ____________________________________________________ 184
22.1 802.1X GLOBAL SETTINGS ................................................................... 185
22.1.1 802.1x PNAC Traces ...................................................................... 187
22.2 802.1X PORT SETTINGS ...................................................................... 188
22.3 802.1X TIMER CONFIGURATION ........................................................... 194
22.4 802.1X LOCAL AUTHENTICATION SERVER CONFIGURATION ................... 196
22.5 802.1X RADIUS SERVER CONFIGURATION .......................................... 198
22.5.1 802.1x RADIUS Traces .................................................................. 200
22.6 802.1X MAC SESSION INFO ................................................................. 201
CHAPTER 23: IP MANAGEMENT ___________________________________________ 203
23.1 IPV4 INTERFACE SETTINGS .................................................................. 204
23.2 IPV4 IP ROUTE CONFIGURATION .......................................................... 206
CHAPTER 24: DHCP SERVER _____________________________________________ 208
24.1 DHCP BASIC SETTINGS ....................................................................... 210
24.2 DHCP POOL SETTINGS ....................................................................... 211
24.3 DHCP POOL OPTION SETTINGS ........................................................... 213
24.4 DHCP SERVER IP EXCLUDE SETTINGS ................................................ 214
24.5 DHCP HOST IP SETTINGS ................................................................... 216
24.6 DHCP HOST OPTION SETTINGS ........................................................... 217
24.7 DHCP POOL OPTIONS : APPENDIX A .................................................... 219
CHAPTER 25: IGMP SNOOPING ___________________________________________ 229
25.1 IGMP SNOOPING CONFIGURATION ....................................................... 230
25.2 IGMP SNOOPING TIMER SETTINGS ...................................................... 234
25.3 IGMP SNOOPING VLAN CONFIGURATION............................................. 236
25.4 IGMP SNOOPING INTERFACE CONFIGURATION ..................................... 239
25.5 IGMP SNOOPING VLAN ROUTER PORT CONFIGURATION ...................... 241
25.6 IGMP SNOOPING VLAN ROUTER PORTS ............................................. 242
25.7 IGMP SNOOPING STATIC CONFIGURATION ........................................... 243
25.8 IGMP SNOOPING MAC / IP BASED MULTICAST FORWARDING TABLE ..... 244
CHAPTER 26: TAC ______________________________________________________ 246
26.1 TAC PROFILE CONFIGURATION ............................................................ 247
26.1.1 TAC Traces ..................................................................................... 249
26.2 TAC PROFILE FILTER CONFIGURATION ................................................. 250
CHAPTER 27: SERIAL DATA I/O ___________________________________________ 252
27.1 SERIAL DATA APPLICATIONS ................................................................ 253
27.2 SERIAL DATA PORT CONFIGURATION .................................................... 255
27.3 SERIAL DATA IP CONFIGURATION ......................................................... 256
27.4 SERIAL DATA EXAMPLE A : POINT-TO-POINT ......................................... 258
27.5 SERIAL DATA EXAMPLE B : MULTIPLE POINT-TO-POINT .......................... 260
27.6 SERIAL DATA EXAMPLE B : POINT-TO-MULTIPOINT ................................. 264
CHAPTER 28: CONTACT CLOSURE I/O OVER IP _____________________________ 267
28.1 CONTACT CLOSURES APPLICATIONS .................................................... 268
28.2 CONTACT CLOSURE CONFIGURATION ................................................... 268
28.4 CONTACT CLOSURE EXAMPLE A : POINT-TO-POINT ............................... 270
28.5 CONTACT CLOSURE EXAMPLE B : MULTIPLE POINT-TO-POINT ................ 271
28.6 CONTACT CLOSURE EXAMPLE C : POINT-TO-MULTIPOINT ...................... 275
28.7 CONTACT CLOSURE EXAMPLE D : MULTIPOINT-TO-POINT ...................... 279
CHAPTER 29: HIGH-SPEED IO PORTS ______________________________________ 284
29.1 HS-IO GLOBAL CONFIGURATION .......................................................... 285
29.2 HS-IO SERIAL PORTS CONFIGURATION ................................................ 286
29.3 HS-IO SERIAL I/P CONFIGURATION ...................................................... 287
CHAPTER 30: INTERFACE STATISTICS _____________________________________ 289
30.1 CLEAR INTERFACE STATISTICS ............................................................. 289
30.2 INTERFACE STATISTICS ........................................................................ 290
30.3 ETHERNET STATISTICS ........................................................................ 290
CHAPTER 31: MSTP STATISTICS __________________________________________ 291
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31.1 MSTP INFORMATION ........................................................................... 292
31.2 MSTP CIST PORT STATISTICS ............................................................ 292
31.3 MSTP MSTI PORT STATISTICS ............................................................ 293
CHAPTER 32: RSTP STATISTICS __________________________________________ 294
32.1 RSTP INFORMATION ............................................................................ 295
32.2 RSTP PORT STATISTICS ...................................................................... 295
CHAPTER 33: LLDP STATISTICS __________________________________________ 297
33.1 LLDP TRAFFIC INFORMATION ............................................................... 298
33.2 LLDP STATISTICS INFORMATION .......................................................... 299
33.3 LLDP ERROR INFORMATION ................................................................ 299
CHAPTER 34: 802.1X STATISTICS _________________________________________ 300
34.1 802.1X SESSION STATISTICS ............................................................... 301
34.2 802.1X SUPPLICANT SESSION STATISTICS ............................................ 301
34.3 802.1X MAC SESSION STATISTICS ....................................................... 302
CHAPTER 35: RADIUS SERVER STATISTICS ________________________________ 303
CHAPTER 36: IGMP SNOOPING STATISTICS ________________________________ 304
36.1 IGMP SNOOPING CLEAR STATISTICS ................................................... 305
36.2 IGMP SNOOPING V1/V2 STATISTICS .................................................... 305
36.3 IGMP SNOOPING V3 STATISTICS ......................................................... 306
CHAPTER 37: IP STATISTICS _____________________________________________ 307
37.1 IPV4 ARP CACHE STATISTICS ............................................................. 308
37.2 IPV4 ICMP STATISTICS ....................................................................... 308
CHAPTER 38: SNMP STATISTICS __________________________________________ 309
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Figures
Figure 1-1 : 9IM2-8G-2S .............................................................................................................................. 21
Figure 1-2 : 91IM2-4FH-1S-4S16C ............................................................................................................. 21
Figure 1-3 : 91IM2-20GH-5S-4S16C-P240 ................................................................................................. 22
Figure 2-1 : Console Adaptor / Cable .......................................................................................................... 24
Figure 2-2 : RJ45 Ethernet Ports ................................................................................................................. 25
Figure 2-3 : SFP Transceiver Ports ............................................................................................................. 25
Figure 2-4 : I/O Connections ....................................................................................................................... 26
Figure 2-5 : PoE Power Connections .......................................................................................................... 29
Figure 2-6 : Non PoE Power Connections................................................................................................... 29
Figure 2-7 : Ethernet Port LEDs .................................................................................................................. 30
Figure 2-8 : SFP Transceiver Port LEDs ..................................................................................................... 31
Figure 2-9 : I/O Port LEDs ........................................................................................................................... 31
Figure 3-1 : HS-IO Serial Data Interface Connections ................................................................................ 36
Figure 4-1 : Mounting the unit - DIN Rail ..................................................................................................... 40
Figure 4-2 : Mounting the unit - Surface ...................................................................................................... 40
Figure 4-3 : DC Power Connection .............................................................................................................. 41
Figure 4-4 : Network Connections ............................................................................................................... 42
Figure 4-5 : Console Connections ............................................................................................................... 42
Figure 4-6 : Login through CLI ..................................................................................................................... 43
Figure 5-1 : Web GUI screen sample 1 ....................................................................................................... 45
Figure 5-2 : Web GUI screen sample 2 ....................................................................................................... 46
Figure 5-3 : Browser General Settings Tab ................................................................................................. 47
Figure 5-4 : Browser History Settings .......................................................................................................... 47
Figure 6-1 : Login Screen ............................................................................................................................ 50
Figure 6-2 : Home Screen ........................................................................................................................... 51
Figure 7-1 : System Information Home Page .............................................................................................. 54
Figure 7-2 : Layer2 Management Home Page ............................................................................................ 55
Figure 7-3 : IP Management Home Page .................................................................................................... 56
Figure 7-4 : Multicast Home Page ............................................................................................................... 57
Figure 7-5 : I/O Management Home Page .................................................................................................. 58
Figure 7-6 : Statistics Home Page ............................................................................................................... 59
Figure 8-1 : System Information .................................................................................................................. 61
Figure 9-1 : User Management .................................................................................................................... 65
Figure 10-1 : Save configuration ................................................................................................................. 68
Figure 10-2 : Restore configuration ............................................................................................................. 70
Figure 10-3 : File Download ........................................................................................................................ 71
Figure 11-1 : Software Upgrade .................................................................................................................. 74
Figure 11-2 : Software Upgrade : File Upload in Progress.......................................................................... 75
Figure 11-3 : Software Upgrade : File Upload Completed .......................................................................... 75
Figure 12-1 : Rebooting the System ............................................................................................................ 77
Figure 13-1 : SNTP Global Configuration .................................................................................................... 79
Figure 13-2 : SNTP Unicast Mode Configuration ........................................................................................ 82
Figure 14-1 : HTTP Session Timeout .......................................................................................................... 85
Figure 15-1 : SNMP Agent Control Settings ................................................................................................ 87
Figure 15-2 : SNMP Basic Settings ............................................................................................................. 88
Figure 15-3 : SNMP Community Settings.................................................................................................... 91
Figure 15-4 : SNMP GROUP Settings......................................................................................................... 93
Figure 15-5 : SNMP Group Access Settings ............................................................................................... 95
Figure 15-6 : SNMP View Tree Settings...................................................................................................... 97
Figure 15-7 : SNMP Target Address Settings ............................................................................................. 99
Figure 15-8 : SNMP Target Parameter Settings ....................................................................................... 101
Figure 15-9 : SNMP Filter Profile Settings ................................................................................................ 103
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Figure 15-10 : SNMP User Security Settings ............................................................................................ 105
Figure 15-11 : SNMP Trap Manager Settings ........................................................................................... 107
Figure 15-12 : SNMP Filter Settings .......................................................................................................... 109
Figure 15-13 : SNMP Proxy Settings ......................................................................................................... 112
Figure 15-14 : SNMP MIB Proxy Settings ................................................................................................. 114
Figure 16-1 : Port Manager Basic Settings ............................................................................................... 117
Figure 16-2 : Port Manager Port Control ................................................................................................... 119
Figure 16-3 : Port Manager Tranceivers.................................................................................................... 122
Figure 17-1 : VLAN Global Settings .......................................................................................................... 124
Figure 17-2 : VLAN Port Settings .............................................................................................................. 126
Figure 17-3 : Static VLAN Configuration ................................................................................................... 128
Figure 18-1 : Address Tables MAC Table : VLAN ID ................................................................................ 131
Figure 18-2 : Address Tables MAC Table : MAC address ........................................................................ 132
Figure 18-3 : Address Tables MAC Table : Port ....................................................................................... 132
Figure 18-4 : Address Tables MAC Table : All .......................................................................................... 133
Figure 18-5 : Address Tables Static Unicast Entries ................................................................................. 134
Figure 18-6 : Address Tables Static Multicast Entries ............................................................................... 135
Figure 19-1 : MSTP Global Configuration ................................................................................................. 137
Figure 19-2 : MSTP Timers Configuration ................................................................................................. 141
Figure 19-3 : MSTP Port Configuration ..................................................................................................... 143
Figure 19-4 : MSTP VLAN Mapping .......................................................................................................... 148
Figure 19-5 : MSTP Port Settings .............................................................................................................. 150
Figure 19-6 : MSTP CIST Port Status ....................................................................................................... 152
Figure 19-7 : MSTP Bridge Priority ............................................................................................................ 155
Figure 20-1 : RSTP Global Configuration .................................................................................................. 158
Figure 20-2 : RSTP Basic Settings ............................................................................................................ 161
Figure 20-3 : RSTP Port Settings .............................................................................................................. 163
Figure 20-4 : RSTP Port Status ................................................................................................................. 168
Figure 21-1 : LLDP Global Configurations................................................................................................. 171
Figure 21-2 : LLDP Configured Traces...................................................................................................... 172
Figure 21-3 : LLDP Basic Settings ............................................................................................................ 174
Figure 21-4 : LLDP Interface Settings ....................................................................................................... 176
Figure 21-5 : LLDP Neighbor Information.................................................................................................. 178
Figure 21-6 : LLDP Agent Info ................................................................................................................... 179
Figure 21-7 : LLDP Agent Details Part A ................................................................................................... 180
Figure 21-8 : LLDP Agent Details Part B ................................................................................................... 180
Figure 22-1 : 802.1x Global Settings ......................................................................................................... 185
Figure 22-2 : 802.1x PNAC Traces ........................................................................................................... 187
Figure 22-3 : 802.1x Port Settings Part A .................................................................................................. 188
Figure 22-4 : 802.1x Port Settings Part B .................................................................................................. 188
Figure 22-5 : 802.1x Timer Configuration .................................................................................................. 194
Figure 22-6 : 802.1x Local Authentication Server Configuration ............................................................... 196
Figure 22-7 : 802.1x Radius Server Configuration .................................................................................... 198
Figure 22-8 : 802.1x Radius Traces .......................................................................................................... 200
Figure 22-9 : 802.1x Mac Session Info ...................................................................................................... 201
Figure 23-1 : IPv4 Interface Settings ......................................................................................................... 204
Figure 23-2 : IPv4 IP Route Configuration ................................................................................................ 206
Figure 23-3 : IPv4 IP Route Configuration : Gateway ............................................................................... 207
Figure 24-1: DHCP Basic Settings ............................................................................................................ 210
Figure 24-2: DHCP Pool Settings .............................................................................................................. 211
Figure 24-3: DHCP Pool Options Settings ................................................................................................ 213
Figure 24-4: DHCP Server IP Exclude Settings ........................................................................................ 214
Figure 24-5: DHCP Host IP Settings ......................................................................................................... 216
Figure 24-6: DHCP Host Option Settings .................................................................................................. 217
Figure 25-1 : IGMP Snooping Configuration ............................................................................................. 230
Figure 25-2 : IGMP Snooping Timer Settings ........................................................................................... 234
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Figure 25-3 : IGMP Snooping Vlan Configuration Part A .......................................................................... 236
Figure 25-4 : IGMP Snooping Vlan Configuration Part B .......................................................................... 236
Figure 25-5 : IGMP Snooping Interface Configuration .............................................................................. 239
Figure 25-6 : IGMP Snooping Vlan Router Port Configuration ................................................................. 241
Figure 25-7 : IGMP Snooping VLAN Router Ports .................................................................................... 242
Figure 25-8 : IGMP Snooping Static Configuration - Multicast Group ....................................................... 243
Figure 25-9 : IGMP Snooping MAC Based Multicast Forwarding Table ................................................... 244
Figure 25-10 : IGMP Snooping IP Based Multicast Forwarding Table ...................................................... 244
Figure 26-1 : TAC Profile Configuration .................................................................................................... 247
Figure 26-2 : Tac Traces ........................................................................................................................... 249
Figure 26-3 : TAC Profile Filter Configuration ........................................................................................... 250
Figure 27-1 : Serial Data Point to Point ..................................................................................................... 253
Figure 27-2 : Serial Data Point-to-Multipoint ............................................................................................. 253
Figure 27-3 : Serial data port re-director ................................................................................................... 254
Figure 27-4 : Serial Data Port Settings D1-D4 .......................................................................................... 255
Figure 27-5 : Serial Data Port - IP configuration ....................................................................................... 256
Figure 27-6 : Serial data point-to-point unicast ......................................................................................... 258
Figure 27-7 : Serial Data Port Settings M-SES 1,2 ................................................................................... 258
Figure 27-8 : Serial Data Port Settings M-SES 1 ...................................................................................... 259
Figure 27-9 : Serial Data Port Settings M-SES 2 ...................................................................................... 259
Figure 27-10 : Serial data multiple point-to-point (unicast) ....................................................................... 260
Figure 27-11 : Serial Data Port Settings M-SES 0 .................................................................................... 261
Figure 27-12 : Serial Data IP Settings M-SES 0 ....................................................................................... 261
Figure 27-13 : Serial Data Port Settings M-SES 1-4 ................................................................................. 261
Figure 27-14 : Serial Data IP Settings M-SES 1 ....................................................................................... 262
Figure 27-15 : Serial Data IP Settings M-SES 2 ....................................................................................... 262
Figure 27-16 : Serial Data IP Settings M-SES 3 ....................................................................................... 262
Figure 27-17 : Serial Data IP Settings M-SES 4 ....................................................................................... 263
Figure 27-18 : Serial Data point-to-multipoint ............................................................................................ 264
Figure 27-19 : Serial Data Port Settings M-SES 0 .................................................................................... 265
Figure 27-20 : Serial Data IP settings M-SES 0 ....................................................................................... 265
Figure 27-21 : Serial Data Port & IP settings VE 1,2 ................................................................................. 265
Figure 27-22 : Serial Data Port & IP settings VE 3,4 ................................................................................. 266
Figure 28-1 : Contact Closure I/O - 8 channels ......................................................................................... 269
Figure 28-2 : Contact Closure point-to-point ............................................................................................. 270
Figure 28-3 : Contact Closure Settings M-SES 1 ...................................................................................... 270
Figure 28-4 : Contact Closure Settings M-SES 2 ..................................................................................... 271
Figure 28-5 : Contact Closure multiple point-to-point ................................................................................ 272
Figure 28-6 : Contact Closure Settings M-SES 1 ...................................................................................... 273
Figure 28-7 : Contact Closure Settings M-SES A ..................................................................................... 273
Figure 28-8 : Contact Closure Settings M-SES B ..................................................................................... 274
Figure 28-9 : Contact Closure Settings M-SES C ..................................................................................... 274
Figure 28-10 : Contact Closure Settings M-SES D ................................................................................... 275
Figure 28-11 : Contact Closure point-to-multipoint .................................................................................... 276
Figure 28-12 : Contact Closure Settings M-SES 1 .................................................................................... 277
Figure 28-13 : Contact Closure Settings M-SES A ................................................................................... 277
Figure 28-14 : Contact Closure Settings M-SES B ................................................................................... 278
Figure 28-15 : Contact Closure Settings M-SES C ................................................................................... 278
Figure 28-16 : Contact Closure Settings M-SES D ................................................................................... 279
Figure 28-17 : Contact Closure multipoint-to-point .................................................................................... 280
Figure 28-18 : Contact Closure Settings M-SES 1 .................................................................................... 281
Figure 28-19 : Contact Closure Settings M-SES A ................................................................................... 281
Figure 28-20 : Contact Closure Settings M-SES B ................................................................................... 282
Figure 28-21 : Contact Closure Settings M-SES C ................................................................................... 282
Figure 28-22 : Contact Closure Settings M-SES D ................................................................................... 283
Figure 29-1 : HS-IO Global configuration .................................................................................................. 285
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Figure 29-2 : HS-IO Serial Port Settings ................................................................................................... 286
Figure 29-3 : HS-IO Serial Port Settings ................................................................................................... 287
Figure 30-1 : Clear Interface Statistics ...................................................................................................... 289
Figure 30-2 : Interface Statistics ................................................................................................................ 290
Figure 30-3 : Ethernet Statistics ................................................................................................................ 290
Figure 31-1 : MSTP Information ................................................................................................................ 292
Figure 31-2 : MSTP CIST Port Statistics ................................................................................................... 292
Figure 31-3 : MSTP MSTI Port Statistics................................................................................................... 293
Figure 32-1 : RSTP Information ................................................................................................................. 295
Figure 32-2 : RSTP Port Statistics ............................................................................................................. 295
Figure 33-1 : LLDP Traffic Information ...................................................................................................... 298
Figure 33-2 : LLDP Statistics Information .................................................................................................. 299
Figure 33-3 : LLDP Error Information ........................................................................................................ 299
Figure 34-1 : 802.1x Session Statistics ..................................................................................................... 301
Figure 34-2 : 802.1x Supplicant Session Statistics ................................................................................... 301
Figure 34-3 : 802.1x MAC Session Statistics ............................................................................................ 302
Figure 35-1 : Radius Server Statistics – Statistics Group ......................................................................... 303
Figure 36-1 : IGMP Snooping Clear Statistics ........................................................................................... 305
Figure 36-2 : IGMP Snooping V1/V2 Statistics ......................................................................................... 305
Figure 36-3 : IGMP Snooping V3 Statistics ............................................................................................... 306
Figure 37-1 : IPV4 ARP Cache .................................................................................................................. 308
Figure 37-2 : IPV4 ICMP Statistics ............................................................................................................ 308
Figure 38-1 : SNMP Statistics ................................................................................................................... 309
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Tables
Table 1-1 : AMG9IM2x Model Examples ..................................................................................................... 20
Table 2-1 : Console Port Connections......................................................................................................... 24
Table 2-2 : Singlemode Fibre SFPs ............................................................................................................ 25
Table 2-3 : Multi-mode Fibre SFPs .............................................................................................................. 26
Table 2-4 : Copper SFPs ............................................................................................................................. 26
Table 2-5 : Serial Data I/O Connections ...................................................................................................... 27
Table 2-6 : Contact Closure I/O Connections .............................................................................................. 28
Table 2-7 : POE Specifications .................................................................................................................... 30
Table 3-1 : HS-IO HS-IO Serial Data Interface Connections ...................................................................... 35
Table 3-2 : HS-IO HS-IO Contact Closure Connections ............................................................................. 37
Table 5-1 : Conventions Used in this Document ......................................................................................... 48
Table 28-1 : Contact Closure multiple point-to-point matrix ...................................................................... 271
Table 28-2 : Contact Closure point-to-multipoint matrix ............................................................................ 275
Table 28-3 : Contact Closure multipoint-to-point matrix ............................................................................ 279
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Acronym
Explanation
ACL
Access Control List
API
Application Programming Interface
ARP
Address Resolution Protocol
BPDU
Bridge Protocol Data Unit
BPS
Bits-Per-Second
CBP
Customer Backbone Port
CE
Customer Edge
CFA
Common Forwarding Agent
CFM
Connectivity Fault Management
CIDR
Classless Inter Domain Routing
CIST
Common Internal Spanning Tree
CLI
Command Line Interface
CoS
Class of Service
CoSQ
Class of Service Queues
CRC
Cyclic Redundancy Check
C-VID
Customer VLAN ID
C-VLAN
Customer VLAN
DB
Database
DHCP
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
DM
Delay Measurement
DNS
Domain Name System
DR
Designated Router
DST
Daylight Saving Time
DVMRP
Distance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol
ECFM
Ethernet Connectivity Fault Management
ESP
Encapsulating Security Payload
FDB
Forwarding Database
Definitions and Acronyms
Acronyms Used in this Document
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Acronym
Explanation
GARP
Generic Attribute Registration Protocol
GMRP
GARP Multicast Registration Protocol
GRE
Generic Routing Encapsulation
GVRP
GARP VLAN Registration Protocol
HMAC
Hash-based Message Authentication Code
HTTP
Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
HTTPS
Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure
IANA
Internet Assigned Numbers Authority
ICMP
Internet Control Message Protocol
ID
Identifier
IEEE
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
IGMP
Internet Group Management Protocol
IGS
IGMP Snooping
IP
Internet Protocol
IPv4
IP version 4
ISL
Inter-Switch Link
IST
Internal Spanning Tree
ITU
International Telecommunication Union
IVL
Independent VLAN Learning
IVR
Inter VLAN Routing
L2
Layer2
L2F
Layer2 Forwarding
L2GP
Layer2 Gateway Port
L3
Layer3
L4
Layer 4
LA
Link Aggregation
LACP
Link Aggregation Control Protocol
LACPDU
LACP Data Unit
LAN
Local Area Network
LDP
Label Distribution Protocol
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Acronym
Explanation
LLC
Logical Link Control
LLDP
Link Layer Discovery Protocol
LLTD
Link Layer Topology Discovery
MA
Maintenance Association
MAC
Media Access Control
MAN
Metropolitan Area Network
MAU
Medium Attachment Unit
MD
Maintenance Domain
ME
Maintenance Entity
MEG
Maintenance Entity Group
MEN
Metro Ethernet Network
MEP
Maintenance End Point
MI
Multiple Instance
MIB
Management Information Base
MLD
Multicast Listener Discovery
MLDS
Multicast Listener Discovery Snooping
MP
Message Processing
MPLS
Multi-Protocol Label Switching
MRP
Multiple Registration Protocol
MSR
MIB Save and Restore
MST
Multiple Spanning Tree
MSTI
Multiple Spanning Tree Instance
MSTP
Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol
MTU
Maximum Transmission Unit
NAT
Network Address Translation
NMS
Network Management System
NTP
Network Time Protocol
NVRAM
Non Volatile Random Access Memory
OSI
Open System Interconnection
OUI
Organization Unique Identifier
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Acronym
Explanation
PCB
Provider Core Bridge
PDU
Protocol Data Unit
PEB
Provider Edge Bridge
PID
Protocol Identifier
PIM
Protocol Independent Multicasting
PIP
Provider Instance Port
PNP
Provider Network Port
PPP
Point to Point Protocol
PTETID
Provider Backbone Bridging – Traffic Engineering Multiple Spanning Tree ID
PVID
Port VLAN ID
PVRST
Per VLAN Rapid Spanning Tree
QoS
Quality of Service
RADIUS
Remote Authentication Dial In User Service
RARP
Reverse Address Resolution Protocol
RDI
Remote Defect Indication
RIB
Routing Information Base
RIP
Routing Information Protocol
RM
Redundancy manager
RP
Rendezvous Point
RSTP
Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
SA
Source-Active
SEM
State Event Machine
SFTP
SSH File Transfer Protocol
SHA
Security Hash Algorithm
SM
Sparse Mode
SMTP
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
SNAP
Sub Network Access Protocol
SNMP
Simple Network Management Protocol
SNTP
Simple Network Time Protocol
SSH
Secure Shell
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Acronym
Explanation
SSL
Secure Socket Layer
SST
Single Spanning Tree
STP
Spanning Tree Protocol
SVL
Shared VLAN Learning
S-VLAN
Service VLAN
TACACS
Terminal Access Controller Access Control System
TCP
Transmission Control Protocol
TCP/IP
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
TELNET
Telecommunications Network
TFTP
Trivial File Transfer Protocol
TLV
Type, Length, Value
TTL
Time-To-Live
UDP
User Datagram Protocol
UNI
User Network Interface
URL
Uniform Resource Locator
UTC
Coordinated Universal Time
VC
Virtual Circuit
VID
VLAN ID
VLAN
Virtual LAN
WAN
Wide Area Network
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Chapter
1
Introduction
This user’s guide is targeted to provide information on installing, configuring
and maintaining the AMG 9IM2x/9HM2x Multi-service Ethernet switches.
AMG 9IM2x/9HM2x Multi-Service Ethernet Switch has all capabilities to
support ruggedized Layer2 Managed Ethernet functionality. In addition to
Layer2 & some Layer3 functionality, these products also support integration
of low-speed I/O, allowing Serial Ports, Alarm Contacts, Audio Devices and
Analogue Video to be directly connected to the switch, without requirement
for any additional hardware.
Historically, this requirement has been dealt with through the use of thirdparty serial port, audio, and Contact-closure I/O servers, resulting in a
disparate, multi-vendor product mix and corresponding issues with product
integration. AMG 9IM2x/9HM2x Multi-Service Ethernet switches eliminate all
these issues with a one-box solution. These switches offer a common web
management interface for configuration of all aspects of the device - Ethernet
as well as serial ports, audio ports and Alarm I/O.
The AMG 9IM2x/9HM2x management features are designed to minimize
administrative management effort, while enhancing and improving network
traffic control.
AMG 9IM2x/9HM2x supports easy management and configuration through
SNMP, CLI or WEB GUI.
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Part numbers
Description
AMG9IM2-8G-2S
21hp : 8x RJ45 GbE + 2x SFP
GbE
AMG9IM2-4FH-1S-4S16C
14hp : 4x RJ45 FE + 1x SFP
GbE/FE + 4x Serial Data + 16
Contact Closures + PoE/+
AMG91IM2-20GH-5S-4S16C-P240
42hp : 20x RJ45 GbE + 5x SFP
GbE/FE + 4x Serial Data + 16
Contact Closures
1.1 AMG 9IM2x/9HM2x Models
This section describes different hardware configuration examples of AMG
9IM2x/9HM2x series products.
All systems are available as DIN Rail mounting units.
Table 1-1 : AMG9IM2x Model Examples
Front panels of this system are depicted as shown in following pages:
NOTE : Please see separate User Guide for AMG Video Encoder
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1.2 AMG9IM2-8G-2S
21hp : 8x RJ45 GbE + 2x SFP GbE
Figure 1-1 : 9IM2-8G-2S
1.3 AMG91IM2-4FH-1S-4S16C
14hp : 4x FE (4 PoE+) + 4x serial + 16x contact closures + 1x SFP
GbE/FE
Figure 1-2 : 91IM2-4FH-1S-4S16C
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1.4 AMG91IM2-20GH-5S-4S16C-P240
42hp : 20x GbE + 4x serial + 16x contact closures + 5x SFP GbE/FE
Figure 1-3 : 91IM2-20GH-5S-4S16C-P240
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Chapter
2
Hardware Description
This section describes AMG 9IM2x/9HM2x hardware. It describes how the
different ports, LEDs and connectors are to be used.
AMG 9IM2x/9HM2x has ports for connectivity to different devices. These
ports can be categorized into 3 categories
Console port – RJ45 serial RS-232 data for access to CLI (Command Line)
interface.
Ethernet ports – used for Ethernet connectivity. These ports can be copper
ports or Transceiver ports. Copper ports can operate at speeds of
10/100/1000 Mbps. Transceiver ports can accommodate optical connectivity
through Fibre transceivers as well as copper connectivity through copper
transceivers.
I/O Ports – This product series has support for built-in I/O ports in order to
accommodate serial data ports, alarm contacts, audio devices and video
encoder ports without requirement for any additional hardware.
AMG 9IM2x/9HM2x has LEDs on the front panel to indicate status and
activities of different ports in the system.
Use the following hyperlinks to view the various hardware features:
Management Console Connections
Ethernet Connections
I/O Connections
Pin Layout of data connectors
Power Connector
Power over Ethernet
Ethernet Port LEDs
I/O Port LEDs
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RJ45 Cable
Colour
T568B
AMG
RJ45
Pin No.
RJ45
RS232
Signal
RJ45
DCE Wire
Colour
DB9
RS232
Pin No.
PC
DTE
RS-232
Signal
White/Orange
1
n/c
Blue
1
DCD
Orange
2
Tx-OUT
Orange
2
Rx-IN
White/Green
3
Rx-IN
Black
3
Tx-OUT
Blue
4
n/c
Red
4
DTR
White/Blue
5
GND
Green
5
GND
Green
6
n/c
Yellow
6
DSR
White/Brown
7
n/c
Brown
7
RTS
Brown
8
n/c
White
8
CTS
2.1 Management Console
Console port – RJ45 serial RS-232 data for access to CLI (Command Line)
interface. Management of M-SES from PC using serial terminal application
such as PuTTY, Hyperterminal etc. is possible using RJ45 to DB9 Adaptor /
Cable provided.
Figure 2-1 : Console Adaptor / Cable
Console connections are provide using supplied AMG RJ45 to DB9 Adaptor.
This provides a direct connection to a PC’s DB9 serial port using a “straightthough” Ethernet patch cable.
Note. only DB9 pins 2,3,5 are actually used – but all wires are connected in
the adaptor as shown in the following table:
Table 2-1 : Console Port Connections
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AMG Part
Numbers
Ports
Supported
Fibre
Type
Wavelength
Tx (nm)
Speed
(Mbps)
Max
distance
S18074
F1-F6, FA-FC
dual fibre
1310
100
20km
S18170
F1-F6, FA-FC
dual fibre
1310
100
40km
S18056
F1-F6, FA-FC
dual fibre
1310
1000
20km
S18057
F1-F6, FA-FC
dual fibre
1550
1000
40km
S18054/55
F1-F6, FA-FC
single fibre
1310/1550
1000
40km
2.2 Ethernet Connections
Ports P1 to P24 have RJ45 connectors providing 10/100/1000Mbps.
Figure 2-2 : RJ45 Ethernet Ports
Ports F1 to F6 and FA to FC are SFP transceiver ports for use with fibre or
copper SFPs. For further details see tables below.
Figure 2-3 : SFP Transceiver Ports
Singlemode Fibre
Table 2-2 : Singlemode Fibre SFPs
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Numbers
Ports
Supported
Fibre
Type
Wavelength
Tx (nm)
Speed
(Mbps)
Max
distance
S18082
F1-F6, FA-FC
dual fibre
1310
100
2km
S18095/96
F1-F6, FA-FC
single fibre
1550/1310
100
2km
S18200/201
F1-F6, FA-FC
single fibre
1550/1310
1000
500m
AMG Part
Numbers
Ports
Supported
Connector
Type
Speed
(Mbps)
Max
distance
S24010
F1-F6, FA-FC
RJ45
10/100/1000
100m
S24010
F1-F6, FA-FC
RJ45
1000
100m
Multi-Mode Fibre
Table 2-3 : Multi-mode Fibre SFPs
Copper
Table 2-4 : Copper SFPs
Note: for unsupported transceivers AMG 9IM2x/9HM2x Management
Interface gives the provision to configure the speed manually.
2.3 I/O Connections
For low speed serial data ports (RS-232/RS-485/RS-422) and other I/O, the
device provides up to 8x 5-way connectors depending on the model variant.
Each connector is a Phoenix style connector providing a total of 4x BiDirectional low speed data ports D1-D4 and 16x configurable contact closure
ports C1-C16.
Figure 2-4 : I/O Connections
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Data
Port
Pin
No.
RS-422
RS-485
RS-232
D1 1 D1 Data OUT- (B)
D1 Data IN/OUT- (B)
D1 Data OUT (Tx)
D1 2 D1 Data OUT+ (A)
D1 Data IN/OUT+ (A)
D1 3 GND
GND
GND
D1 4 D1 Data IN- (B)
D1 5 D1 Data IN+ (A)
D1 Data IN (Rx)
Data
Port
Pin
No.
RS-422
RS-485
RS-232
D2 1 D2 Data OUT- (B)
D2 Data IN/OUT- (B)
D2 Data OUT (Tx)
D2 2 D2 Data OUT+ (A)
D2 Data IN/OUT+ (A)
D2 3 GND
GND
GND
D2 4 D2 Data IN- (B)
D2 5 D2 Data IN+ (A)
D2 Data IN (Rx)
Data
Port
Pin
No.
RS-422
RS-485
RS-232
D3 1 D3 Data OUT- (B)
D3 Data IN/OUT- (B)
D3 Data OUT (Tx)
D3 2 D3 Data OUT+ (A)
D3 Data IN/OUT+ (A)
D3 3 GND
GND
GND
D3 4 D3 Data IN- (B)
D3 5 D3 Data IN+ (A)
D3 Data IN (Rx)
Data
Port
Pin
No.
RS-422
RS-485
RS-232
D4 1 D4 Data OUT- (B)
D4 Data IN/OUT- (B)
D4 Data OUT (Tx)
D4 2 D4 Data OUT+ (A)
D4 Data IN/OUT+ (A)
D4 3 GND
GND
GND
D4 4 D4 Data IN- (B)
D4 5 D4 Data IN+ (A)
D4 Data IN (Rx)
2.4 Pin Layout of I/O Connectors
Serial Data Ports D1-D4
Note: (A) or (B) in brackets in the tables below refer to RS-485 / RS-422 data specification
Table 2-5 : Serial Data I/O Connections
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Pin
name
Pin
name
C1
C5
C2
C6
GND
GND
C3
C7
C4
C8
C9
C13
C10
C14
GND
GND
C11
C15
C12
C16
Contact Closure ports C1-C16
The AMG 9IM2x/9HM2x provides 16 contact closure inputs / outputs. Each contact closure may be
configured as either an intput (IN) or an output (OUT).
Each CC IN is a digital ON/OFF input typically used to detect contact closure status. The detection circuit
is via an internal 8.2kΩ series resistor with a 47kΩ pull-up resistor to the internal +3V3 supply.
LOW level : input voltage < 0.5V or a low impedance (0Ω to 1kΩ) short circuit to GND
HIGH level : input voltage > +3V3 to +24Vdc or an open circuit.
Each CC OUT is a digital ON/OFF output (current sink) typically used to convey contact closure status.
Each output circuit is an open drain power MOSFET with series 4.7Ω resistor and has a maximum rated
continuous load current of 250mA, and maximum input voltage of +24Vdc.
Table 2-6 : Contact Closure I/O Connections
2.5 Power Connector
Power Connectors used in AMG 9IM2x/9HM2x depends on the device
variant and Power over Ethernet (POE) support on the device.
+48V DC to +56V DC – For POE variant.
+12V DC to +24V DC – For non-POE variant.
Please note : Total system load should not exceed 240W.
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Figure 2-5 : PoE Power Connections
Figure 2-6 : Non PoE Power Connections
2.6 Power over Ethernet
Power over Ethernet (PoE) is a provision to power over Ethernet cables. So,
an Ethernet cables carries both data and current together to operate devices
like IP cameras. This is very helpful to install devices in remote places such
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Parameter
PoE
PoE+
PoE-U
PoH
Input Voltage
48-50V
56-60V
56-60V
56-60V
Output Power
15W
25W
60W
90W
Output Voltage
44-48V
52-56V
52-56V
52-56V
as ceilings, where it is hard to find power outlets. Only smaller devices can
be powered using the PoE, as it carries limited power over the Ethernet.
1. The original IEEE 802.3af-2003 PoE standard provides up to 15.4 W of
DC power (minimum 44 V DC and 350 mA) to each device. Only 12.95 W is
assured to be available at the powered device as some power is dissipated
in the cable.
2. The updated IEEE 802.3at-2009 PoE standard also known as PoE+ or
PoE plus, provides up to 25.5 W of power per port/device.
3. PoE-U / PoH non-ratified standards provide up to 60W / 90W of power per
port/device.
Here are POE specifications of AMG 9IM2x/9HM2x per port :
Table 2-7 : POE Specifications
Please note : Total system load should not exceed 240W.
2.7 Ethernet Port LEDs
Each non-transceiver Ethernet port has two LEDs - Link/Activity and PoE
power output status. These are are situated on the left side of each RJ45
port-connector as depicted below:
Figure 2-7 : Ethernet Port LEDs
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