GarrettCom DS60s Manual De Usuario

Magnum DS50 / DS60s Dual Speed Hubs                  Installation and User Guide (06/02)

 

five shared 10/100Mb RJ-45 ports and one “10/100Mb switched RJ-45 port. There is an up-link 

(UPLINK) switch for Port 1. There is a manual switch “FF-A” underneath the switched port #6 

that controls and provides “full-fixed” and “Auto-negotiation” capability to the port.        

 

 

              

For Magnum DS60C 

Dual-speed Hub plus has Port 6 as a 

switched port located on the right 

front panel.  Because of its dual 

speed and auto negotiation 

capability, it operates either as a 

10BASE-T port or as a 100BASE-

TX port. The speed may depend 

upon the attached unit’s speed. See section 4.3 for more details about the 10 or 100 switch.   

6

RX

FDX

100

LK

FF-A

 

This switched port offers great flexibility in connecting the DS60C . . . as an 

additional 10/100Mb segment . . . to an existing 10 or 100Mb network. Because this port is 

segmented from the other DS60C ports, it provides a separate collision domain.  Accordingly, 

the DS60C can be used as plug-and-play in practically any 10Mb or 100Mb network domain.  

 

The Magnum DS60C has power (PWR) and collision  (COL) LED’s and 10 and 100 

LED’s for the unit.  It also has link (LINK) and receive (RX) activity LED’s for each of the 

five shared ports and for Port 6. The port #6 has Full-duplex (FDX) and speed (100) LED’s too. 

Rubber feet on the bottom provide a sturdy grip and clearance for the exhaust of the cooling 

fan.                                         

 

The internal power supply is an auto ranging AC power input of 115-230 vac, 50/60 

Hz.  The recessed male IEC power connector is located at the right-rear. Two mounting 

brackets for optional wall mounting are supplied with each unit. An optional “edge- stand” is 

available (See “Spare Parts Price List”) and is used for floor-mounting on carpeted surfaces. 

The Magnum DS50 chassis houses one main board for the five dual-speed repeater 

ports.  It has an internal power supply and a small cooling fan in the bottom. The front side of 

chassis consists of five shared 10/100Mb RJ-45 ports. There is an up-link (UPLINK) switch 

next to Port # 1, which it controls. 

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