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Art. no: 18-8009/38-1786

Model: CSH-500

Network Switch

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Please read the entire instruction manual before

using and save for future use. We apologise for

any text or photo errors and any changes of

technical data.

Unpacking

Contents:

• 1 x 5 ports N-Way Switch

• 1 x AC/DC adaptor

• Instruction manual

Network Switch

Art. no: 18-8009/38-1786 Model: CSH-500

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Description

Model

Model no. CSH-500

Number of ports 5 TP ports

Port type 100BASE-TX/10BASE-T

Features

• 5 independent bandwidths with 10 Mbps to

100 Mbps capacity (Full Duplex).

• 5 ports with automatic speed selection

(Autonegotiation).

• 128 KB buffer memory.

• 1 K MAC address list.

• Full speed storage and forwarding technique

removes all broken packets.

• Max. ltering/forwarding speed: 18.800

packet/s per port.

• Support for IEEE 802.x transfer rate for Full

Duplex use.

• Back pressure for half duplex use.

• Compatible with IEEE 802.u and 802.-

standards.

• Plug-and-play with easy to read LEDs.

• 5 ports with auto MDIX which recognizes and

corrects cross cables.

LED´s

The switch has 6 x green LEDs. One indicates

on/off. The other 5 represent their respective ports

and shine constantly when connected to another

device. They ash when data is transferred through

the port.

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a b

Back panel

a) Connecting to the power point.

b) Ports 1-5

AC/DC adaptor

Use only the included AC/DC adaptor.

Ports

10/100 Mbps TP-ports. Every port has automatic

rate selection (autonegotiation) which recognizes

the connected port’s maximum bandwidth and

automatically sets the connected port to 10 Mbps

or 100 Mbps in full duplex, and 10 Mbps or 100

mbps in half duplex.

Connections

Every TP port uses a RJ-5 connection and has

an Auto MDIX function.

Cables

10 Mbps

Category ,  or 5 TP cable can be used to transfer

data at 10 Mbps or 20 Mbps (Full-Duplex) in a 10

BASE T network.

100 Mbps

Only category 5 TP cables can be used for data

transfer at 100 Mbps or 200 Mbps (Full-Duplex) in

a 100 BASE TX network.

Note: Category 5 TP cables are recommended

when installing new cables.

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Installation

The switch is Plug and Play compatible, which

means it needs no drive routines. The switch can

be used immediately after the cables are connected

and the power is turned on.

Location

• Place the switch on a clean at surface close

by a power point.

• Connect the adaptor to the switch and then

to the wall socket.

NOTE: Use only the included AC/DC adaptor for

the switch.

Conﬁguration

Half and Full Duplex

This 5 ports N-Way switch supports both half and

full duplex. 10 BASE T and 100 BASE TX.

Half duplex: Data cannot be sent and received

simultaneously.

Full duplex: Data cannot be sent and received

simultaneously.

NOTE:

• Full duplex data transfer is only possible

between 2 devices with a dedicated link, e.g.

switch-switch or switch-PC.

• Both devices must have the capacity for full

duplex.

• Both devices must be capable of full duplex

(via autonegotiation).

Every port on this switch recognizes and sets the

data transfer rate through automatic rate control

(autonegotiation).

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Fast Ethernet

100 BASE-TX is a.ka. Fast Ethernet. With Fast

Ethernet data is sent 10 times as fast as with

traditional Ethernet (10 Mbps).

10 BASE T ports should have category ,  or 5

TP cables, and 100 BASE TX ports should have

category 5 TP cables.

If your 10 BASE T network uses category 5 TP

cables you can upgrade your network to a 100

BASE TX network by changing adaptors, hubs, etc.

Automatic rate selection

(N-Way Auto-Negotiation)

Every TP port has a built-in function for automatic

rate selection. This technique automatically sets

the broadest bandwidth immediately when the

connection is made with another device (usually

when the power is turned on or when resetting). The

function for automatic rate selection recognizes the

settings and rates of the different devices. Every port

has an Auto MDIX function which recognizes the

connected cable’s polarity and automatically adjusts

the switch to the correct polarity. The user only

needs to connect the device to an available 10/100

Mbps port.

MAC address list

Every data packet in the Ethernet contains both an

originating address and a destination address. This

6 byte ID is called the MAC address (Media Access

Control) address.

The switch can automatically store up to 1 K of

MAC addresses. They are deleted once the switch

is turned off or reset.

We recommend that the power be turned off

rst before conguring the network. When all

connections have been moved, turn on the power

again in order to recreate the internal MAC address

list.

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Example network

This switch can be used for SOHO in a company

network. Below is a simple 10/100 Mbps SOHO

network with maximum network rate and efciency.

10/100 Mbps switched network med 5 x separate

bandwidths.

a) Mail server with Gigabit Ethernet adaptor

b) 5-port 100/10 Mbps

c) 5-port 100/10 Mbps

d) Workstation with 10/100 Mbps

Fast Ethernet adaptors

e) Workstation with 10/100 Mbps

Fast Ethernet adaptors

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Troubleshooting

Most problems with the network are usually caused

by faulty cable connections. Check your cable

connections accordingly:

• Make sure the port´s LED is on. A lighted LED

means a correct connection. If the LED does

not light, check that the other end of the cable

is connected to a device which is connected

and has the power turned on.

• If the TP port´s LED lights up normally when

connected but data transfer is irregular:

a) Make sure that the connected device

is not set or forced at 100 Mbps, or 10

Mbps Full-Duplex.

b) Some devices use a physical or

software based switch to change

duplex settings. It is possible that the

function for automatic rate selection

does not recognize this type of duplex

setting.

c) Turn off the switch´s power and turn

it on again to reset the switch.

• Make sure the adaptor´s LED is lit.

• Try to send a message (transfer data) through

the switch. During data transfer, make sure the

light ashes at the port used.

• Send a message to the network server through

the switch. Make sure that the server’s TX/RX

LED ashes.

100 BASE TX set high standards for the cables

used. These standards are given in this instruction

manual. Some simple rules are:

• No cable should be over 100 m long.

• The cable length per segment is measured

from the switch.

Disposal

Follow local ordinances when disposing of this

product. If you are unsure about how to dispose of

this product contact your municipality.

Speciﬁcations

Model: 5 port 10/100 Mbps N-way

switch

Standards: IEEE 802.u: 100 BASE TX

IEEE 802.: 10 BASE T

Ports: 5 x 100 BASE TX/10

BASE T

Media support: 100 BASE TX category

5 TP 10 BASE T category

,  or 5 TP

Bandwidth: 100 BASE TX/10 BASE

T 100/10 Mbps, via

automatic rate selection

Forwarding: 18 800 packet/s per port

@ max. 100 Mbps ltering

rate 1,800 packet/s per

port @ max. 10 Mbps

MAC addresses: Max. 1 K of addresses,

self-xing

Buffer memory: 128 KB

Duplex: All ports support half duplex

and full duplex

Auto MDIX: All ports support auto MDIX

which recognizes and

corrects cross cables

LEDs: 1 x for AC/DC adaptor,

1 x port for connection and

transfer activity.

AC/DC adaptor: Output  V DC, 1 A

Power Consumption: Max. 2.5 W

Area of use

Operating Temperature: 0 °C to 5 °C

Storage temperature: -20 °C to 0 °C

Humidity: 10% to 0%

Certications: FCC class B and CE certied

Dimensions (w x d x h): 118 x 0 x 25 mm.

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