Edimax ET-913 V2 series Quick Install Guide - Page 5

II. TP port RJ-45, III. The Fiber Port, IV. DIP Switch Setting: LLF/LFP Function, V. Link Loss

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II. TP port (RJ-45) The device TP port support Auto-MDIX, Auto-Negotiation and Flow Control functions. The cable length up to 100 meters is for Cat5, Cat5e or Cat6 shielded/unshielded twisted-pair cable. III. The Fiber Port There're different types of fiber connectors, such as SC, LC and SFP for multi-mode or single-mode fiber cables. IV. DIP Switch Setting: (LLF/LFP Function) V. Link Loss Forwarding (LLF) / Link Fault Pass-through (LFP) Function When LLF/LFP function is enabled, no matter the device of TP port or fiber port is loose, linking status on TP or fiber port will inform their connected device. If the TP port is unplugged, the converter stops transmitting over the fiber port, causing the remote fiber node link to fail. The LED will show link failure on both the TP and fiber ports. If the fiber link fails, the converter causes the remote TP node link to fail. The LED also shows the link failure on both the TP and fiber ports. The figures below show normal status when the link succeeds and the error status on TP cable (A / D) or fiber cable (B/C) fails to 5

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II. TP port (RJ-45)
The
device
TP
port
support
Auto-MDIX,
Auto-Negotiation and Flow Control functions. The
cable length up to 100 meters is for Cat5, Cat5e or
Cat6 shielded/unshielded twisted-pair cable.
III. The Fiber Port
There’re
different types of fiber connectors, such as
SC, LC and SFP for multi-mode or single-mode fiber
cables.
IV. DIP Switch Setting: (LLF/LFP Function)
V. Link Loss Forwarding (LLF) / Link Fault
Pass-through (LFP) Function
When LLF/LFP function is enabled, no matter the
device of TP port or fiber port is loose, linking status
on TP or fiber port will inform their connected device.
If the TP port is unplugged, the converter stops
transmitting over the fiber port, causing the remote
fiber node link to fail. The LED will show link failure
on both the TP and fiber ports. If the fiber link fails,
the converter causes the remote TP node link to fail.
The LED also shows the link failure on both the TP
and fiber ports. The figures below show normal
status when the link succeeds and the error status
on TP cable (A / D) or fiber cable (B/C) fails to