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1.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          Wall Mounting  439 4  t  Brackets j i 7 ILO     optional  2 2 O 1 75 1 U  can be  44 5   mounted O                O          O                               O0             00 o O O    dp          in corners 17 50  f  or centered    444 5   0 76   19 3  0 50   0 55  A   14 0  7   _ 7 A pen  i cs  aa Li 7 D CD il i           OO      J 8 65  7 50     2 25  0 45  Console port  219 7  a  190 5    57 2   11 4  8 15  7 00    3 25     l  207 0   177 8     82 5   b i 4 90  3 75   0 25  5     1 85  P  124 5   95 2    6 4   47 0  Sixnet 4 40         1 111 8        DARE EL228 Series ai    1 00  Industrial Ethernet t  25 4     12 00   25 4  Rack Switch age   304 8  0 25  7 50   219 7   7  190 5    6 4       F            ef     815   y NS A   ee      Dimensions  oe acu RER  Inches  mm  pe ad  3 75      95 2   124 5   Console port      3 25 a 4 40  O 6   25  El dire  i          El Er   i 7       1 t H i y      L    050  n 0 50   12 7  typ  for SFP fiber  12 7  F  Mre  paal    1 0   25 4  typ  for SFP copper RJ45 Many Mounting  With 19  Brackets  2 included  Bracket Positions   Universal EIA WECO ETSI moun
2.    EL228  Industrial Ethernet  Managed Switch    Installation Guide    Revision  24 April 2015    www redlion net    This page intentionally left blank     EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 2 of 34       Installation Guide    Industrial Ethernet Switch   Layer 2 with 24   4G      24 100BASE BX  SFP  Ports     2 1000BASE T  RJ45  Ports     2 Combination Gigabit  RJ45 SFP  Ports         e Manuals  e Drawings  e And more    SFP Plugs    Quick Start Guide    EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 3 of 34    About This Guide    Purpose    This guide gives specific information on how to properly install and maintain the switch     Audience    The guide is intended for use by network administrators who are responsible for installing and setting up  network equipment  consequently  it assumes a basic working knowledge of electrical safety and any local   regulatory or corporate rules for the installation of industrial electrical equipment     Conventions    The following conventions are used throughout this guide to show information   Note or Notice  Emphasizes important information or calls your attention to related features or instructions     Caution  risk of danger  Alerts you to a potential  hazard that could cause loss of data  or damage the  system or equipment  Documentation must be  consulted in all cases where this symbol is marked     Typical caution symbol     Warning  risk of electrical shock  Alerts you to a    potential hazard that could cause personal i
3.  0 03    plastic  such as ABS or polycarbonate   The  dimensions should be as shown in the diagram below     EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 29 of 34                   0 030     1030                 Credit Card or    100            Hi Pot Card Laminated    Business Card    LUE 1         from Red Lion    ry       s  EE                                     3 300       3 400         Recommended Hi Pot Card Dimensions    Hi Pot Test Insert the card into the slot as shown in the images below  You may need to angle the card   up a little to get it started  Once it is started then push the card into the slot perpendicular to  Step 3 the face of the switch  As you push the card in  about half way you should feel some  resistance  this is normal  Push the card in until it either stops or there is only about      left  sticking out  See images below           www sixnet com    Card Fully  Inserted       Hi Pot T    of tes  With the card in place you can now perform the hi pot  dielectric  test        Step 4    Caution  Make sure to remove the card when you are done testing  If you leave the card    in place during normal operations then your switch will not be fully protected from surges     EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 30 of 34       Section 9    Technical  Specs    ETHERNET PERFORMANCE    28 total Ethernet ports   24 100BASE X SFP ports   4 Gigabit with 2 10 100 1000 RJ45 ports and 2  RJ45 SFP combo ports   RJ45 ports  auto negotiation  speed duplex  and aut
4.  mount switch    EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 9 of 34    Contents    Section 1__   General Information Page tt    Section 2 _   installation and Mounting   Pages      Section3 _ Thermal Considerations    Power and Output Wirinc Page 18    Communication Wirinc       LED Indicators Page 27    __Section 9   Technical Specifications   Pages  Section 10_  Service Information   Pagess       EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 10 of 34    Section 1 General Information    Overview The Red Lion EL228 is a 28 port  24   4G  industrial Ethernet managed switch designed to  meet the extreme requirements of power substations  traffic control  railway and other  harsh environments  It combines the high performance and security of an enterprise class    switch with rugged packaging and protected circuitry to meet the needs of the most  demanding applications        24 fast Ethernet fiber and copper SFP ports  which can be mixed and matched on the   fly  provide the ultimate in port flexibility  Red Lion   s universal mounting features LEDs   power ground connections  console ports and bracket positions on both the front and back  of the switch for quick and easy ordering and deployment  By combining all of these  features in one hardened package  the EL228 provides users with the lowest total cost of  ownership of any industrial Ethernet switch in its class     This manual will help you install and maintain these industrial Ethernet switches    Installation of these sw
5.  plug removed before any wiring is done to  the power plug  Otherwise  there is a risk of electrical shock if the rules and warnings in this  manual are not properly adhered too     The EL228 switches are offered with several power options including dual power supplies  that can keep the switch running when there is a power input failure or internal power  supply failure     Standard Power Supply Options    Option AO   single 100 240  50 60 Hz VAC_ or 110 250 VDC power     P1 accepts 85 264  VAC or 90 to 300 VDC  min max    Option AA   dual 100 240  50 60 Hz  VAC or 110 250 VDC power     P1  amp  P2 accept 85   264 VAC or 90 to 300 VDC  min max    Option DO   single    24 48VDC power inputs     P1 accepts    18 to 75 VDC  min max   Option DD   dual    24 48VDC power inputs     both P1  amp  P2 accept    18 to 75 VDC   min max     Note   With the dual options the two power supplies are completely isolated so each input supply  can be connected to a different voltage as long as it is in the range for that supply     The AA and DD power supply options offer dual redundant power supplies built into the  switch  This protects your system from both power input failures and internal power supply  failures     AA Operation  The AA option provides dual high voltage power inputs  These inputs are  load shared so each input shares around 50  of the load under normal operating  conditions  If a power input or supply fails then the other one will handle 100  of the load     DD Operation  
6.  previous images   The pin outs are defined below  Use a standard    null modem    cable between your PC and  Console Port the switch  This cable is not supplied but is available from any computer store  If your PC    does not have a serial DB9 port then you can purchase an inexpensive USB to Serial  converter from any computer store  or use the USB port on the switch     Typical PC  Null modem DB9 Female  Cable  DB9F to DB9F       EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 26 of 34    Section 6   LED Indicators    The EL228 switches have 1 or 2 communication LEDs for each port  dual power LEDs  an     OK    output LED and an overall status LED        OL  143  5492048 T  ara T  8619    20 3 24 2   6 006066060660    oe o         a        H       1  use et Que     a DEN     sd all mssp i    RE   i   ea  AE t L     ndustrial Ethernet Switch        TEEN    a 4 14 TEE 44 ec e 47 1A    0 a 4 55 97 T    IE ap Ag      l        gt      rat      4 Ld a4   J   0    r4    cs    M  K    p   l      M L7  w    AY         gt  w  d Gigabit Ports               LED Location on Other Side    All 28 ports each have only 1 LED  Regardless of the type of port  RJ45 versus SFP  or  type of transceiver the LED behaves as follows        Link Only   Indicates that there is a proper Ethernet connection  Link   but no communications activity is detected     Link  amp  Activity   Indicates that there is a proper Ethernet connection     Link  and communications activity is detected     No link   Indicates
7.  that there is not a proper Ethernet connection   Link   Make sure the cable has been properly connected at both ends     Status LED The Status LED indicates the overall health of the switch  It is normally ON solid indicating  that no internal CPU or software problems are detected  It will flash on power up or reset    Otherwise  if it is OFF or flashing for an extended period of time then a problem is detected    In this case  please contact Red Lion for support     Power LEDs There are two Power LEDs  labeled Pwr 1 for primary power and Pwr 2 for backup power   that indicate if there is power applied to the respective input        OK    Alarm The    OK    LED indicates the status of the alarm relay output  This LED will be normally ON  when there is no alarm or error condition  such as loss of a power input   Otherwise  when  LED there is an alarm then it will be OFF           EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 27 of 34    Section 7   Reset Button    Reset Button A reset button has been provided in the event that a full hardware reset of the switch is  required  The reset button is accessed through a small hole in the front of the switch near  the status LED  See the image below  Simply use a straightened paper clip to push in the    reset button  There is one mode of operation as described below        LA  wy       Hardware To simply perform a hardware reset just push in the reset button momentarily  The switch  Reset will then immediately perform a hardware rese
8.  to be free of ignitable concentrations     Warning  explosion hazard   In hazardous or potentially hazardous locations  do not separate any  part of unit when energized  Use the unit for internal connections only     Warning  explosion hazard   No hot swapping of modules in Hazardous Locations     EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 5 of 34    CAUTIONS POUR INSTALLATION    S il vous plait lire attentivement les consignes de s  curit   suivantes avant d installer ou  d effectuer un entretien sur l appareil  Cet appareil est adapt   pour utilisation de Classe     Division 2  Groupes     B  C  D endroits dangereux ou endroits non dangereux     Note  Seulement les EL228 DD 1 et EL228 D0 1 sont approuv  s pour les endroits Zone 2  ATEX      e Avertissement  Ces produits ne doivent pas   tre utilis  s pour remplacer le verrouillage de s  curit    appropri    Aucun dispositif bas   sur un logiciel  ou tout autre dispositif    l   tat solide  devraient  jamais   tre con  us pour   tre responsable de l entretien de l   quipement cons  cutifs ou la s  curit    du personnel  En particulier  Red Lion d  cline toute responsabilit   pour les dommages  directs ou  indirects  r  sultant de l utilisation de cet   quipement dans n importe quelle application  Tout courant   c  blage entr  e et sortie  I   O  doit   tre conforme aux m  thodes de c  blage    la Classe    Division 2  et conform  ment    l autorit   comp  tente  R  f  rer    la section 1 pour les autres avertissements  d i
9. Dual firmware update system   Configuration download and upload   Software upgrade via TFTP   Port mirroring   Event   Error   System log   o Local flash   o Remote server via system log  Syslog RFC 3164   o SMTP  RFC 821  email alarming     Network Time Protocol for time synchronization   o SNTP  RFC 2030  and NTP  RFC 1305    DNS  Domain Name Server  client   Universal Plug and Play  UPnP    IEEE 802 3ah OAM  Operational Administration  Maintenance       Banner commands    Page 31 of 34    POWER INPUT and ALARM OUTPUT    Dual redundant internal power supplies    10 pole screw block can be positioned in front or back    Power input options   o    24 48 VDC  D option   absolute min and max       18 75 VDC   o    110   250 VDC or 100 240 VAC  50 60 Hz  A  option   absolute min and max     90    300 VDC or 85 264 VAC    Power consumption   o 60 Watts typ  w  all ports linked  o 28 Watts with no transceivers  o Add 1 25 Watts typical per transceiver    Protection  current overload and reverse polarity    Alarm output  form C relay  NO and NC contacts   o Max  voltage  250 VAC  30 VDC  o Max  current  2A   30 VDC or 250 VAC    MECHANICAL      Universal mounting   Sixnet exclusive feature     Patent   Pending     o Front or rear reverse wiring with power in front or  back   o 1U rack mount  19    brackets included    o Optional 23     24   EIA  WECO  ETSI and wall  brackets available   Ingress protection  IP50 sealed from dust and   contaminants   Heavy gauge corrosion resistant m
10. Lorsque dans des endroits dangereux  debranchez le cordon  d alimentation avant de remplacer ou de brancher des modules     e Avertissement  risque d   explosion   Ne d  branchez pas l   quipement pendant que le circuit est  direct ou    moins que l environnement soit connu pour   tre libre de concentrations inflammables     e Avertissement  risque d   explosion   Dans les endroits dangereux ou potentiellement dangereux   ne pas s  parer une partie de l unit   sous tension  Seulement utilisez l appareil pour les connexions  internes     e Avertissement  risque d   explosion   Pas de remplacement    chaud des modules dans les zones  dangereuses     EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 6 of 34    Fiber Optic Safety    A    Warning  When using fiber optic ports  never look at the transmit laser  fiber TX port or fiber  cable ends while the switch is powered on  It is highly recommended to keep the rubber fiber  plugs inserted when the fiber port is not being used     Hi Pot  Dielectric  Testing    A    Caution  This device is designed to withstand a high potential    hi pot     dielectric  test up to  2000 VAC or 2800 VDC  1 minute   or 2400 VAC or 3300 VDC  1 second  according to IEEE  1613  However  the surge circuitry must be bypassed before performing this test  See section 8  for details     Power Markings              Direct Current  DC   TN Alternating Current         Protective Conductor Terminal    EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 7 of 34    FCC Statem
11. The DD option provides dual low voltage power inputs  These inputs are  load shared so each input shares around 50  of the load under normal operating  conditions  If a power input or supply fails then the other one will handle 100  of the load     Caution  Make sure that you know what type of power your switch accepts and make sure  that your input power is within the ranges as defined above  Otherwise  you may damage  your switch by applying the wrong power     EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 18 of 34    Universal       Mounting          Safety  Grounding    Power Cover and Ground Plug Screws    The EL228 features Universal Mounting  Patent Pending  that allows the power to be  connected to either the front or the back of the switch  The EL228 has power input headers  on both sides  and is supplied with one power plug  typically pre installed on the port side   and one power cover  installed on the opposite side      To move the power plug to the other side  first make sure that all power to the switch is  turned off  Then simply unscrew the plug and the power cover  Each is secured with two  screws  Then swap the positions of the plug and cover  and reattach both with the  aforementioned screws     Warning  There is a risk of electrical shock if the power plug and cover are not properly in  place  Make sure to reinstall the power plug and power cover  on the side opposite the  power plug  before turning on any power to the switch  Otherwise  when you energize t
12. bles   Fiber optic transceivers are available to make noise immune multimode and singlemode  connections up to 120 km     These general specifications apply to these industrial Ethernet switches  Refer to Section 7  General veel  ae for complete technical specifications   Specifications  Number of ports 8 Ethernet ports  Ethernet Switch Type anaged    Ethernet Switch Mode tore and forward  wire speed  non blocking  Ethernet Protocols ll standard IEEE 802 3 protocols supported    SFP for pluggable transceivers of type 10 100 Mbps copper  RJ45 or 100 Mbps fiber optic   Gigabit combination ports with both RJ45  10 100 1000  and  SFP slots for 100 or 1000 Mbps fiber transceivers   Gigabit RJ45 ports for 10 100 1000 Mbps connections   Auto negotiation  auto mdi mdix crossover and auto polarity   Multimode  singlemode  long haul or special application    Package style 1U 19    rack mount        lt     EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 11 of 34       Compliances    CE    Mus  LISTED    ioi         GA    R  HS    Compliant    These industrial Ethernet Switches meet the following standards plus others     Electrical safety  These devices have been designed to meet the basic safety requirements of the following  standards     CE per Low Voltage Directive and EN IEC 61010 1  UL508  Industrial control equipment    ANSI   ISA12 12 01  Hazardous Locations   CSA C22 2 142 213  per cUL     Zone 2  ATEX   Only EL228 DD 1 and EL228 D0 1 are approved for Zone 2  ATEX   areas     EMC  
13. d  the user s authority to operate the equipment     Industry Canada Statement    This device complies with the limits of Industry Canada per ICES 003  Operation is subject to the following  two conditions     This device may not cause harmful interference  and   e This device must accept any interference received  including interference that may cause undesired  operation    e Ce dispositif peut ne pas causer l   interference nocive et   e Ce dispositif doit accepter n importe quelle interference re  ue  y compris l interf  rence qui peut  causer l   op  ration peu d  sir  e     EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 8 of 34    Warranty Statement    Red Lion  manufacturer of Red Lion products  warrants to Buyer that products  except software   manufactured by Red Lion will be free from defects in material and workmanship  Red Lion s obligation  under this warranty will be limited to repairing or replacing  at Red Lion s option  the defective parts within  five  5  years of the date of installation  or within 60 months of the date of shipment from the point of  manufacture  whichever is sooner  Products may be returned by Buyer only after permission has been  obtained from Red Lion  Buyer will prepay all freight charges to return any products to the repair facility  designated by Red Lion     This limited warranty does not cover losses or damages which occur in shipment to or from Buyer or due to  improper installation  maintenance  misuse  neglect or any cause other tha
14. e above  the brackets are mounted In the image above  the brackets are mounted  flush with the front of the switch  flush with the back of the switch        In the image above  the brackets are mounted so In the image above  the brackets are mounted in the middle  the front of the switch is setback 1 2 inch  of the switch to accommodate a centrally located rail     7E d  a  gt   Si    A q    JPN       e  Ap       For the most durable mounting you can use two brackets on each side  as shown in the image above   This is ideal  for applications requiring the highest shock and vibration resistance     EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 14 of 34     e on ie          n i    S            F r   7  Ghee P f  LORS SSI RETIEE EE        Standard 19    bracket Optional ETSI bracket  Part    EK1 BRCKT 19 Part    EK1 BRCKT ETSI   set of 2   set of 2        LE  PP PT M TT aa    Optional 23    bracket Optional 23 24    bracket  Part    EK1 BRCKT 23 Part    EK1 BRCKT 2324   set of 2   set of 2        Optional wall bracket  Part    EK1 BRCKT WALL   set of 2     EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 15 of 34       17 30                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                
15. emissions and immunity     CE per the EMC directive   IEC 61000 6 2  Immunity in industrial environments   IEC 61000 6 4  Emissions in industrial environments   FCC part 15 and ICES 003  Class B  See FCC statement on a previous page    EN 55022  CISPR22  Class B   IEC 61850  EMC immunity  mechanical and climatic conditions in power substations  IEC TS 61000 6 5  EMC immunity in power substation environments   IEEE 1613  EMC and climatic conditions in power substations    WEEE compliance  These devices comply with the WEEE directive  Do not throw away these devices in the  standard trash  Contact Red Lion regarding proper disposal     RoHS compliance  These devices comply with the RoHS directive and are considered lead and other  hazardous substance free     EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 12 of 34    Section 2   Installation and Mounting    Overview These industrial Ethernet switches are designed to be mounted in an industry standard rack  or directly to any flat surface  Each switch is supplied with a standard set of 19     EIA  rack  mounting brackets  Optionally  other mounting brackets are available  See the next page for   details on utilizing the mounting brackets        Make sure to read Section 3 regarding thermal  considerations before installing your switch     net Sate       EL 226 mais me      The above image shows an EL228 in front style arrangement  ports in front and power in the back   mounted in a typical 19    rack  prior to wiring        T JAN T
16. ent    This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules  Operation is subject to the following two conditions     e This device may not cause harmful interference   e This device must accept any interference received  including  interference that may cause undesired operation     Warning  This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for digital device  pursuant to  Part 15 of the FCC Rules  These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection  This equipment  generates  uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and  if not installed and used in accordance with  the instructions  may cause interference to radio communications  However  there is no guarantee that  interference will not occur in a particular installation  If this equipment does cause harmful interference to  radio or television reception  which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on  the user is  encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures     e Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna    e Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver    e Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from  that to which the receiver is connected    e Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help     Notice  Shielded interface cable must be used in order to comply with emission limits     Notice  Changes or modification not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could voi
17. ered by this manual  to make your  connections  The corresponding LED will be ON solid or flashing when you have made a  proper connection     The RJ45 ports will auto sense for Full or Half duplex operation  while the fiber ports default to  full duplex operation or can be configured for Full or Half duplex  Refer to the software user  manual for details on the software configuration options     Verifvin After all Ethernet and or fiber connections are made  check the LED   s corresponding to the  ying ports that each of the devices are connected to  Ensure that for each port that is in use  the    Duplex  Operation              Connectivity LED is on or blinking  If a port LED is off  go back and check for connectivity problems  between that port and the network device connected to that particular port     The switch can be software configured via the DB9M  DB9 male  RS232 console ports   There is one of these ports located on each of the front and back of the switch  See the  images below  This manual only details on how to connect to this port  Refer to the  software manual for details on how to configure the switch via this port     Console Port  Management    RS232    DBOM   Console Pin 6    y    eN   2 2 0    o L   6 a4    a  lt  Vos  ee Nad gs  os ow O    Pin 1    EL22  6 Industria  Ethernet S  Witch       RS232 DB9M Port Closeup    EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 25 of 34       Serial DB9 The switch has a standard RS232 male DB9 serial port as shown in the
18. etal enclosure   Dimensions  HxWxD   1 75 1U x17 3x12       45x439x305mm    Weight  typical   5 5 lbs  2 5 kg     EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15    ENVIRONMENTAL     Operating storage temperature  Designed and tested  to  40 to  85 C per IEC 60068 2 1 2     Humidity  5 to 95  RH  non condensing  per IEC   60068 2 78   Vibration  20mm s from 1 to 150 Hz per IEEE 1613   Class V S 3   Vibration  Amp  3mm from 2 9 Hz  1g from 9    200Hz  1 5g from 200 500 Hz per IEC 61850 3   Shock  30g   11ms per IEC 61850 3   Shock   Free Fall  250mm distance    EMC and STANDARDS COMPLIANCE    Substation  IEC 61850 3   IEC 60870 2 2  IEEE 1613    EMC immunity  IEEE C37 90 and c37 90 1 2 3  IEC TS  61000 6 5  IEC 60870 2 1  IEC 61000 4  2 3 4 5 6 8 10 11 12 16 1 7 18 29  IEC 60255 5  CE    EMC emissions  FCC Part 15   EN 55022  CISPR22   CE  Safety  UL508   ANSI   ISA12 12 01 CSA C22 2  142 213  EL228 DD 1 and the EL228 D0 1  T4    60C  Ambient   EL228 AA 1 and the EL228 A0 1   T3C   60C  Ambient   EN61010 1  Zone 2  ATEX    Only the EL228 DD 1 and the EL228 D0 1 are  approved for Zone 2  ATEX  areas   RoHS  WEEE and CE compliant  Warranty  5 years on design and manufacturing  defects  MTBF A0 D0 models  208 166 Hours GB   40  C per  MIL HNDBK 217F2    MTBF AA DD models  204 345 Hours GB   40 C per  MIL HNDBK 217F2    Page 32 of 34    Section 10   Service Information    Service  Information          Product  Support    We sincerely hope that you never experience a problem with any Red Li
19. ethods and or in accordance with the  authority having jurisdiction  Refer to section 1 for other important installation warnings     Warning  Installation  maintenance and removal of the switch must be carried out by qualified  personnel only     Warning  Install the Managed Switches in accordance with local and national electrical codes   Warning  The unit must be properly grounded to comply with international standards   Warning  Do not connect to an AC power supply without an earth ground    Warning  This product does not contain any user serviceable parts    Warning  Do not work on equipment during periods of lightning activity    Warning  Do not connect a telephone line into one of the Ethernet RJ45 connectors     Warning  Exposure to some chemicals may degrade the sealing properties of the materials used in  the Sealed Relay Device     Warning  explosion hazard   Substitution of any component may impair suitability for Class     Division 2 and Zone 2 areas     Warning  ATEX   These products are to be used within locking control panels or rack enclosures in  hazardous locations  The enclosure shall be suitable for this location  A minimum IP54 rated  enclosure is needed for Zone 2  ATEX  unless an equivalent degree of protection is supplied by the  location     Warning  explosion hazard   When in hazardous locations  disconnect power before servicing  units     Warning  explosion hazard   Do not disconnect equipment while the circuit is live or unless the  area is known
20. he  switch there could be exposed power pins with potentially high voltage     a             Power Plug and Grounding Screws    For the highest electrical safety the EL228 switches are provided with several grounding  points  First  there are two green ground    n  see Me that pene a  to Two  10 32 Screws  the switch case  They are supplied pre     installed on one side of the switch but they for NEBS Compliant       These screws can be used to provide a  NEBS compliant safety ground  Please follow   os  all the NEBS grounding rules and your own    local requirements  which are not    documented in this manual  to ensure the       can be moved to the other side as desired  Safety Grounding                                           safe operation of the switch  Alternatively  the es  power plug has a chassis ground terminal 0 63  ae        4  that can be used to safety ground the   switch  This terminal is internally tied to the  15 88mm     switch case  In addition  there is a ground Ground lug not included        terminal for each power input  Use these to   terminate the ground wire for each of your power inputs    Note  The 2 Safety Guard Screws are designed to be used with Ring Lug Terminals  Do not wrap  ground wire around either of the safety ground screws     Warning  It is recommended that you make your safety ground connections first before    connecting any power to the switch  Make sure that all power is off before making any  power or ground connections to the swi
21. i    alive  oo      Use standard rack fasteners  not supplied with the switch      D       PEL       The above image shows an EL228 in reverse rear style arrangement  ports and power in the back   Mounted in a typical 19    rack  prior to wiring     When you are choosing your mounting option make sure to allow enough    room to route your Ethernet copper or fiber optic cables  Also  please consult the  specifications for your fiber optic cable to make sure you allow for the proper bend radius        EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 13 of 34       Mounting There are many options for mounting these industrial Ethernet switches  Each switch is  supplied with a standard set of 19    rack mounting brackets  Optionally  mounting brackets for  Brackets 23     24    and ETSI width racks are available  These mounting brackets universally support the  mounting hole spacing per the EIA  1 25      ETSI  25mm  and WECO  1 00     standards  Refer    to the mechanical diagram on the next page for details        There are eight threaded inserts  See red arrows above  on each side of the switch that allow the brackets to be  mounted in numerous positions for the best fit in your rack  The brackets also have extra holes  see blue arrows  above  allowing them to be shifted right or left 1 2 inch  Use the supplied screws to mount the bracket in the desired  position  Plastic screws are also provided to plug the unused holes  See below for possible mounting positions        In the imag
22. imum current   2 A   30 VDC 250 VAC  Minimum load   10 mVDC  10 WA    The relay will operate as follows     NO Contact NC Contact      Closed    Closed   Switch powered with no alarms Ro o  Closed   Switch powered with an alarm horned Ganon       Pluggable Screw Block  123 45 67 8 9 10                                                                Accepts  Alarm Wiring for   14 24 AWG  EL228 Switches ns Wire     Alarm  Relay                      Wire Gauge  amp  The screw terminals are removable and secured by two screws  They will accept wire in the  S T range of 24 to 14 AWG  When tightening the screws be careful to tighten to a maximum  Crew  TOTJUS torque of 4 5 in lb  0 51 Nm   We recommend a minimum of 18 AWG for the input power  wires     EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 21 of 34    Section 5   Communication Ports Wiring    Overview The EL228 switches provide connections to standard Ethernet devices such as PLCs    Ethernet I O  industrial computers and much more  Three types of communication ports may  be found on these switches  RJ45  copper  Ethernet ports  SFP  pluggable  Ethernet ports and  console  serial RS232  ports     Gig RJ45 The EL228 has four Gigabit RJ45 copper ports  25 28  that accept 10 100 1000 Mbps twisted   pair cabling  Use data quality  not voice quality  twisted pair cable rated category 5E  or better   Ports 25 28 with standard RJ45 connectors  Straight through or crossover RJ45 cable can be used  regardless of the device the switch i
23. itches is very easy and they will begin to operate as soon as they are  powered up  Though these are fully managed switches  they will act as unmanaged until  they are configured otherwise  Refer to the separate software manual or management  guide for configuration of the advanced networking functionality and security     Note  This manual only covers the installation and wiring of these switches  Refer  to the separate Management Guide for details on configuring and using any of the    management functions such as SNMP  RSTP  IGMP  VLANs  security  port  mirroring and much more       Unlike an Ethernet hub that broadcasts all messages out all ports  these industrial Ethernet  Basic ea       switches will intelligently route Ethernet messages only out the appropriate port  The major  Operation          benefits of this are increased bandwidth and speed  reduction or elimination of message  collisions  and deterministic performance when tied with real time systems     These industrial Ethernet switches support 10BaseT  10 Mbps   100BaseT  100 Mbps  and  100BaseF  100 Mbps  fiber connections on the first 24 ports  This is accomplished by way  of pluggable SFP transceivers  The 4 Gigabit ports supports 10 100 1000BaseT   10 100 1000 Mbps  on their RJ45 ports plus 100 1000BaseF  100 1000 mbps fiber  via the  two available SFP cages  All of the copper RJ45 ports will independently auto sense the  speed duplex and mdi mdix crossover allowing you to use straight or crossed wired ca
24. marked      L    and the return  or ground  lead on the terminal marked      N   If there is a  DC Power chassis  earth or safety ground lead then put it on the associated terminal marked with the  Systems chassis ground symbol     Both the power option    A    and    D    support negative power systems  If your power is  negative  such as  48 VDC  then you must put the most positive lead on the      L    terminal     Negative        DC Power Always use a voltmeter to verify which lead is more positive  Then put the more negative  Systems lead on the      N    terminal  If there is a chassis  earth or safety ground lead then put it on the  associated terminal marked with the chassis ground symbol     when wired this way        Reverse Polarit The    D    option power inputs are reverse polarity protected  This means that if you swap the  Protection y   and     leads then the switch will not be damaged  However  the switch will not operate    EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 20 of 34          OK    Alarm The switches have an    OK    alarm output that can be tied to a PLC input  an alarm indicator   visible or audible  or other device to indicate when there is an alarm condition  such as the  Output loss of a power input   The alarm output is a Form C relay with a normally open  NO      normally closed  NC  and common  C  screw terminal  Apply an appropriate power source  to the common  C  terminal     Alarm Output Ratings    Maximum voltage   250 VAC or 30 VDC  Max
25. n ordinary commercial or  industrial applications  In particular  Red Lion makes no warranties whatsoever with respect to implied  warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose  All such warranties are hereby expressly  disclaimed  No oral or written information or advice given by Red Lion or Red Lion   s representative shall  create a warranty or in any way increase the scope of this warranty     This limited warranty is in lieu of all other warranties whether oral or written  expressed or implied  Red  Lion s liability shall not exceed the price of the individual units  which are the basis of the claim  In no event  shall Red Lion be liable for any loss of profits  loss of use of facilities or equipment  or other indirect   incidental or consequential damages     Note  The EL228 switches have no user serviceable parts  Any unauthorized service will void all  warranties  In the unfortunate event that service is required please contact Red Lion for further instructions     Getting Support    For local support please contact your regional Red Lion office   Otherwise  to get product information or contact Red Lion directly     e Latest product info  htip   www redlion net    e E mail  support redlion net  e Phone  1 877 432 9908    e Fax  1 518 877 8346  e Mailing address  Red Lion Controls  20 Willow Springs Circle  York  PA 17406  USA    Products Covered    This manual applies to the following products     e EL228 28 port managed industrial Ethernet rack
26. ng allows the heat to radiate to the air  Any moving air in your rack will improve on the cooling of  the switch     Note  An air gap is not absolutely necessary but highly recommended when you know that the  switch will experience high heat   gt  60  C  for extended periods of time                                other device                                        O L 0 75   19 1mm  above switch     E D    f p ee e nn ne ER RER RER LR RC RE rl rl R                            A  200000000  I E    0 75   19 1mm  below switch                                                                                                                                                                                                                      other device                            EL228 Rack Mounting Recommendation    Suggestion  If your space is limited and you must choose between an air gap on the bottom  versus an air gap on the top it is better to have the air gap on the top     BTU   Hour The power consumption of the switch can be as much as 60 Watts with all ports linked and  active  Based on this  the heat dissipation can be as much as 204 BTU per hour  Please plan    your system accordingly        EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 17 of 34       Section 4       Power  Overview       Redundancy  Operation    Power and Output Wiring    Warning  Please read this section fully before connecting your power input or alarm output   The unit must be powered down and the power
27. njury  Typical warning symbol     Related Publications    The following publication details the software features of the switch  including the Web interface  CLI and  much more     EL228 Management Guide    Also  as part of the switch   s software  there is an online web based help that describes all management  related features     Revision History    First release     Copyright  amp  Trademarks    Copyright   2013 Sixnet Inc  All Rights Reserved     Note  All information in this document is subject to change without notice     EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 4 of 34    Compliance and Safety Information    Installation Warnings    Please read the following safety information carefully before installing or performing  any maintenance on the switch  These products are suitable for use in Class    Division  2  Groups     B  C and D hazardous locations or nonhazardous locations only     Note  Only the EL228 DD 1 and the EL228 D0 1 are approved for Zone 2  ATEX   areas     Warning  These products should not be used to replace proper safety interlocking  No  software based device  or any other solid state device  should ever be designed to be  responsible for the maintenance of consequential equipment or personnel safety  In  particular  disclaims any responsibility for damages  either direct or consequential  that result  from the use of this equipment in any application  All power  input and output  I O  wiring  must be in accordance with Class I  Division 2 wiring m
28. nstallation importante     e Avertissement  Installation  entretien et l enl  vement de l interrupteur doivent   tre effectu  s par du  personnel qualifi       e Avertissement  Installez les Commutateurs G  r  s conform  ment aux codes   lectriques locaux et  nationaux     e Avertissement  L appareil doit   tre correctement mis    la terre afin de se conformer aux normes  internationales     e Avertissement  Ne pas se connecter    une source d alimentation CA sans une prise de terre    e Avertissement  Ce produit ne contient pas de pi  ces r  parables par l utilisateur    e Avertissement  Ne pas travailler sur le mat  riel pendant les p  riodes d activit  s de la foudre    e Avertissement  Ne branchez pas une ligne t  l  phonique dans l un des connecteurs RJ45 Ethernet     e Avertissement  L exposition    certains produits chimiques peut d  grader les propri  t  s  d   tanch  it   des mat  riaux utilis  s dans les relais   tanche p  riph  rique     e Avertissement  risque d   explosion   La substitution de tout composant peut nuire    la conformit    de Classe l  Division 2  Zone 2      e Avertissement  ATEX   Dans les endroits dangereux  ces produits doivent   tre utilis  s dans des  panneaux de commande verrouill  s ou dans des   tag  res clos  L   enclos doit   tre adapte    cet  endroit  Un enclos class   IP54 minimum est n  cessaire pour la Zone 2  ATEX   sauf si un degre de  protection   quivalent est fourni par l emplacement     e Avertissement  risque d   explosion   
29. o   crossover   Non blocking  store and forward  wire speed  Switching capacity and forwarding rate  12 8 Gbps   9 5  Mpps   MAC address table size  16K   Jumbo frame  10K on Gigabit ports   Ethernet isolation  1500 Vrms 1 minute    SWITCHING FEATURES    EL228 Installation Guide    Flow control  IEEE 802 3x  Full Duplex   amp  Back   Pressure  Half Duplex    Spanning Tree Protocol  STP per IEEE 802 1D  plus   o IEEE 802 1w Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol  RSTP   o IEEE 802 1s Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol  MSTP   o BPDU forwarding and filtering   Real Time Ring    for high speed fault tolerant rings   o Link loss recovery  50 ms hop   o Switches in ring   lt 50 for best performance   o Multiple rings are supported  up to 4    Virtual Local Area Networks  VLANs    o 802 1Q tag based with 256 VLANs and 4K VLAN ID  o 802 1v protocol and port based VLAN   o Voice and Private VLAN   o QVRP and Q in Q  double tagging    Link Aggregation Control Protcol  LACP per IEEE  802 3ad    o Static trunk  8 trunks and up to 8 ports per trunk    o Traffic load balancing   Internet Group Management Protocol  IGMP    o IGMP v1  v2 and v3 with up to 255 multicast groups  o IGMP snooping and querying   o Immediate leave and leave proxy   o Throttling and filtering   Multicast VLAN Registration  MVR    IEEE 802 1ab Link layer Discovery Protocol  LLDP   Quality of Service  QoS  with 4 priority queues   o Scheduling schemes  WRR and Strict priority   o CoS per IEEE 802 1p and IP DSCP based   o DiffSer
30. on product  If you do  need service  call Red Lion at 1 877 432 9908 for Technical Support  A trained specialist will  help you to quickly determine the source of the problem  Many problems are easily resolved   with a single phone call  If it is necessary to return a unit to us  an RO  Repair Order  can be  obtained on the Red Lion website     Red Lion tracks the flow of returned material with our RO system to ensure speedy service   You must include this RO number on the outside of the box so that your return can be  processed immediately     Be sure to have your original purchase order number and date purchased available     We suggest that you give us a repair purchase order number in case the repair is not  covered under our warranty  You will not be billed if the repair is covered under warranty     Please supply us with as many details about the problem as you can  The information you  supply will be written on the RO form and supplied to the repair department before your unit  arrives  This helps us to provide you with the best service  in the fastest manner  Repairs  are completed as soon as possible  If you need a quicker turnaround  ship the unit to us by  air freight  We give priority service to equipment that arrives by overnight delivery     We apologize for any inconvenience that the need for repair may cause you  We hope that  our rapid service meets your needs  If you have any suggestions to help us improve our  service  please give us a call  We appreciate y
31. our ideas and will respond to them     For Your Convenience   Please fill in the following and keep this manual with your Red Lion system for future  reference     P O     Date Purchased     Purchased From     To obtain support for Red Lion products   Latest product info  www redlion net  Phone  1 877 432 9908   Fax  1 518 877 8346    E mail  support redlion net  Address  Red Lion  20 Willow Springs Circle  York  PA 17406    EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 33 of 34    This page intentionally left blank     EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 34 of 34    
32. s to be connected to as all the ports are capable of auto   mdi mdix crossover detection           The RJ45 Ethernet port connector bodies on these products are metallic and are connected to  the Chassis GND terminal  Therefore  shielded cables should be used to provide further  protection from electrical noise and interference  Ideally  to prevent ground loops  the cable  shield should be tied to the metal connector body at one end of the cable only  Electrical  isolation is also provided on the Ethernet ports for increased reliability     Note  The use of shielded cables is required to fully meet the requirements of IEC 61850 and  IEEE 1613 standards     Straight thru Cable Wiring Cross over Cable Wiring  For Reference      Only Pin 1 Pin 1 Pin 1 Pin 3  Either cable Pin 2 Pin 2 Pin 2 Pin 6      u   Pin 3 Pin 3  ting will work    1 Pns    wiring WIH W Pin 6 Pin 6       EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 22 of 34    RJ45 Cable  Distance    Gig SFP  Ports 25 26       Fast SFP    Ports 1 14       Ethernet  Plug  amp  Connector  Pin Positions       The maximum cable length for 10 100 1000BaseT is typically 100 meters  328 ft       Ports 25 and 26 are combination gigabit ports that provide both RJ45 and SFP  Small Form   factor Pluggable  connectors  This allows you to use the RJ45 connectors for twisted pair  copper connections or use the SFP connectors for fiber optic connections  The SFP  connectors support 100 Mbps and 1000 Mbps fiber optic transceivers for links up 
33. t which takes around 2 minutes  The switch    will not function or be accessible during this period           EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 28 of 34    Section 8   Hi Pot Testing    Hi Pot This device is designed to withstand a high potential    hi pot     dielectric  test up to  2000 Vrms according to IEEE 1613  However  the surge protection circuitry must    Overview be bypassed before performing this test  See section 8 for details        Caution  The switch   s surge protection circuitry may be damaged if you do not disconnect  it while performing a    hi pot    test     The switch features a unique method for temporarily disconnecting the surge  protection circuitry  An opening in the switch case called the    Hi Pot Slot    provides  for this capability  To perform a Hi pot test please follow the directions below         ILINO C NC    L rh IN       Sst OK OutPut  Power 1      Hi Pot Test Locate and expose the hi pot slot  It is found on the side opposite the Ethernet ports  You  Step 1 may need to remove the power plug or power cover     Hi Pot Test Acquire or make a hi pot slot card  You can do this in several ways as follows   Step 2 A  Contact Red Lion and ask to be sent a complimentary    hi pot slot card      B  Use a credit card sized plastic card  without raised lettering so not an actual credit  card   laminated business card or other similar plastic card  The dimensions should  be as shown in the diagram below     C  Cut out a card from 0 02    to
34. tch     EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 19 of 34       Power The power headers and plugs will be labeled to guide you in properly connecting your    power  Make sure to reference this labeling when wiring your switch to make sure you are  Labeling connecting the appropriate power to the correct terminals  If your switch does not have dual  power inputs then do not connect anything to the terminals labeled Power 2     D          Power Header and Plug Labeling Power Plug Installed    Pluggable Screw Block  123 45 6 7 8 9 10                                                                             NAT    NI    KA FRA NAT    N Sa wr    See ON  N   Z   Nc L    Z   L N        a   lt      X   X x   x lt  o X X  lt  X ye ol x  pS fx    AN f oN    NV HN  AN ANSE   vs Pan  Accepts OD OY CD CO CO OS CD CO OD OS  N      4   N  n K Sy A   NY      N ki A N X  Power Wiring for Ire                  4  witcnes   f  4                L rH  N    N rh 4 IL  Power Chassis Power  Input 1 GND Input 2    AC Power For AC powered systems the terminals will be labeled as      L    for Line  aka Hot        N    for  Neutral and the chassis ground symbol for ground  Connect your AC power input as  Systems correspondingly  Typically the Line  Hot  lead is colored black or brown  the Neutral lead is    colored white or blue and the ground is green or green yellow                                   Positive     For positive power systems  such as  24 VDC  put the positive lead on the terminal   
35. ting holes  18 90    480 1         t    PA of O0 O O O 0000000000O0OO0OOOODOOOOOOOOOOOoOoO ri   ri   GH 1 25   i 00     eo eee La C     31 8   mo nn    amp    25 4       18 32      465 3   21 00    533 4  ni  mo  cl  s ETSI  1 25  i   nominal  Brackets  optional  ii   EIA With ETSI  21  nominal  Bracke p or   31 8   Universal ETSI EIA WECO mounting holes     WECO  a      20 27    514 9   22 90      aur  581 7   or   D With 23  Brackets  optional     j EIA  ETSI La  Universal EiA WECO ETSI mounting holes  a  31 8     Ji    22 32    566 9   23 90   ju  607 1       t    or i DO With 23 24  Brackets  optional  Ge   EIA  ETSI A B    Universal EiA WECO ETSI mounting holes  PA  31 8                    22 32            566 9   23 32            592 3     Mechanical Dimensions for the EL228 and Brackets    EL228 Installation Guide    Rev 24 Apr 15    Page 16 of 34    Section 3   Thermal Considerations    The EL228 switches are designed to operate from  40 to  85  C when they are installed  properly  The switch is cooled via conduction and radiation  There are no fans  Instead there  are various heat sinks inside the switch to conduct the heat from the components to the heavy   gauge aluminum case  The heat is then dissipated from the case via radiation to the  surrounding air     Overview       Rack When the switch is rack mounted  for best heat dissipation it is recommended that there be    around 1 2U or more of free air space above and below the switch  as shown below   This  Mounti
36. to 120 Km        Note  For each of these ports  25 and 26  you can only use one of the connectors  RJ45 or  SFP  at a time  If you connect to both at the same time then neither connector may work     Ports 1 through 24 offer flexible SFP  Small Form factor Pluggable  connectors that support  10 100 Mbps RJ45 copper or 100 Mbps fiber optic SFP transceivers  On these 24 ports you  can mix and match copper and fiber as desired        Typical SFP Transceivers    The SFP transceivers just plug into the SFP cages  To lock them in place lift the locking arm  as shown in the image above  To remove a transceiver  first pull down on the locking release  arm and then pull the transceiver out  The transceivers are    hot swappable    meaning they can  be plugged in or removed when the switch is powered     EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 23 of 34             Mix and Match SFP Transceivers as Desired   use supplied plugs to cap unused ports     Fiber Wiring The SFP ports accept fiber optic SFP transceivers  These transceivers are sold separately and  Re are available as multimode  singlemode  long haul  up to 120 Km or more   BiDi  bidirectional    Guidelines WDM and other special types  They typically are offered with an LC style fiber connector   Refer to the datasheets for these transceivers for more details           Typical Fiber SFP Transceiver and Dual LC Cable    EL228 Installation Guide Rev 24 Apr 15 Page 24 of 34    Use standard fiber optic wiring techniques  not cov
37. v  DS   ingress  egress and remarking   Rate limiting  ingress and egress    o 64Kbps to 100 1000Mbps   o Per port CoS    Rev 24 Apr 15    Technical Specifications    These specifications are subject to change  Contact Red Lion for the latest details  Refer to  the software user manual or datasheet for complete software specifications     SECURITY     Enable   disable ports     Port security  MAC based   static and dynamic     DHCP Snooping and Option 82     IP Source Guard     IEEE 802 1x Network Access Control  o Port based with single or multiple host mode  o Authentication  EAP MD5  PEAP  TLS  TTLS  o MAC and web authentication  o Guest VLAN and Auto VLAN assignment     RADIUS and TACACS AAA  o Authentication  Accounting and Authorization  o 5 servers for RADIUS  1 server for TACACS  o Encryption  MD5  TLS  TTLS  TACACS AAA 3 0     Access Control List  ACL    o IP and MAC based   o VLAN and TCP UDP port   Storm Control for broadcast and multicast messages   HTTPS SSL for secure Web access   SSH v1 5 2 0 for secure Telnet access   SNMPv3 authentication and encryption   Username and password authentication   Management access filtering    MANAGEMENT AND MONITORING   IP Address assignment  Static  DHCP and BOOTP  CLI  Command Line Interface  via console or Telnet  Web interface  HT TP HTTPS SSL    SNMP v1  v2  v3  Simple Network Management  Protocol    SNMP Traps for event notification   RMON  Remote Monitoring   Groups 1  2  3 and 9  sFlow network wide traffic monitoring   
    
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