ProfiTap C1R-1G Manuale utente
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C1R-1G — C1P-1G — C1R-1G-48V — C1R-1G-BAT
1-LINK GIGABIT ETHERNET
COPPER TAPS
PRODUCT MANUAL
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Functional Description 1
1.1. Interface Connectors 1
1.2. Link / Activity 1
1.3. Speed LEDs 1
1.4. Link Failure Propagation 1
1.5. Power 2
1.6. Power Failure 3
1.6.1 Fast Failover 3
1.6.2 Battery Failover 3
1.7. Battery (C1R-1G-BAT) 3
1.7.1 Charging 4
1.7.2 Discharging 4
1.7.3 Maintenance 4
1.7.4 Battery Error 5
1.7.5 TAP 5
1.7.6 Battery Replacement 5
1.7.7 Switch the TAP o 8
2. Installation 9
3. Technical Specifications 10
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• 1 x Main TAP Unit (C1R-1G/C1P-1G/C1R-1G-48V/C1R-1G-BAT)
• 1 x 90-240 VAC to 12 VDC/0.5 A PSU (C1R-1G/C1P-1G/C1R-1G-BAT only)
• 2 x -48 VDC Terminal block connectors (C1R-1G-48V only)
• 1 x Carrying pouch (C1P-1G only)
This package includes:
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1.1 Interface Connectors
C1-1G TAPs feature 4 RJ45 ports. Network ports A and B are connected to the network,
monitor ports A and B are connected to the analyzer.
1.2 Link / Activity
Four LEDs (Link/Tx) indicate Activity and Link for each of the four ports. The LEDs light up
when a link is detected on the port. The LEDs blink when traic activity is detected on the
port.
1.3 Speed LEDs
Two LEDs indicate the speed at which the network link is currently operating at. If only the
left LED is on, the link is operating at 10 Mbps. If only the right LED is on, the link is operating
at 100 Mbps. If both LEDs are on, the link is operating at 1 Gbps.
1.4 Link Failure Propagation
Profitap Gigabit Copper TAPs transmit link failure errors between ports, allowing the
network to activate a redundant path, while the TAP stays available for autonegotiation. LFP
ensures less downtime, and is essential for high availability networks.
. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
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1.5 Power
C1-1G TAPs can use redundant powering, guaranteeing continued operation in case power
from one of the power inputs were to become unavailable. Two LEDs show the presence of
power.
To connect the -48 VDC power to the TAP, do the following:
1. Ensure the DC terminal block connectors are plugged into the TAP.
2. Connect the wires to the power supply in this order:
A. Connect the ground wire to the ground connection on the TAP. The connection is
located on the bottom of the connector. Tighten the screw located on the front of
the connector to attach the cable.
B. Connect the 0V wire to the V+ terminal on the terminal block. The connection is
located on the bottom of the connector. Tighten the screw located on the front of
the connector to attach the cable.
C. Connect the -48V wire to the V- terminal on the terminal block. The connection is
located on the bottom of the connector. Tighten the screw located on the front of
the connector to attach the cable.
3. For redundant power, repeat steps 1 and 2 using the second power supply and cables.
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1.6 Power Failure
When the TAP becomes unpowered, it activates its bypass circuits, connecting network
ports A and B together. Monitor ports are disabled when the TAP is unpowered.
1.6.1 Fast Failover (C1P-1G, C1R-1G, C1R-1G-48V)
When a power transition event occurs, the network devices renegotiate the link. This
operation can take up to 5 seconds depending on network configuration and can cause
a network topology reconfiguration. The Fast Failover feature helps to reduce this time by
trying to keep the link up without renegotiation during the power change event.
With Fast Failover, the network path unavailability lasts between 30 and 300 ms.
1.6.2 Battery Failover (C1R-1G-BAT)
When a power transition event occurs, the battery enables the network link to stay up
without interruption, preventing any risk of topology reconfiguration, and avoiding any loss
of packets.
1.7 Battery (C1R-1G-BAT)
BATT LED states:
Steady Green: Battery Charging (1.7.1)
Steady Orange: Battery Checking / Charging (1.7.1)
Blink Green: Battery Discharging (1.7.2)
Blink Orange: Battery Discharging (1.7.2)
or Maintenance (1.7.3)
Steady Red: Battery life suboptimal. Replace the battery for optimal performance. (1.7.4.2)
O: No Battery (1.7.4.1)
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1.7.1 Charging
Battery charging is indicated by a steady orange state on the BATT LED. This LED state also
indicates a maintenance operation (1.7.3). The BATT LED is steady green when the battery is
fully charged. The battery takes about 2 hours to charge.
Overcharging protections:
• Temperature Limit: Battery temperature over 55°C
• Voltage Limit: Battery voltage over 9V
• ΔT: Battery temperature increasing too quickly
• -ΔV: Battery voltage decreasing too quickly
If any of these conditions occurs, the charge is interrupted.
1.7.2 Discharging
During battery discharge, the BATT LED blinks:
• Green: when the remaining capacity is over 50%
• Orange: when the remaining capacity is under 50%
Overdischarging protection:
The battery controller shuts down the TAP if the battery voltage goes below 6.5V.
1.7.3 Maintenance
Cold battery
If the battery’s temperature is below 10°C, the TAP slowly heats up the battery (with medium
rate charging) to prevent potential thermal shock damage.
Deep discharge recovery
If the battery’s voltage is too low, the TAP charges the battery at medium rate, until the
voltage reaches an appropriate level.
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1.7.4 Battery Error
No battery
The BATT LED is o if the battery is invalid or not present.
Battery life suboptimal
If the battery takes less than 1 hour to discharge (measured at a full discharge cycle), the
BATT LED turns red after the reboot. The TAP keeps that state until the battery is replaced. In
this error state, the TAP and battery still operate normally.
Replace the battery to ensure optimal performance.
Refer to the Battery replacement chapter (1.7.6).
1.7.5 TAP
The Battery TAP is similar to other C1-1G TAPs. It provides the same features and is based on
the same hardware and software.
1.7.6 Battery Replacement
THE TAP MUST BE POWERED ON DURING THIS OPERATION.
1. Remove the battery drawer screw at the back of the TAP
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2. Move drawer to the right
3. Pull drawer out of the TAP
4. Pull connector out of the TAP
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5. Disconnect the battery
6. Install the new battery by following these steps in the reverse order
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