LANCOM Systems XS-6128QF Connectors Ports HWS Switch User Guide

: June 4, 2024
: LANCOM SYSTEMS

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LANCOM Systems XS-6128QF Connectors Ports HWS Switch
OVERVIEW
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LANCOM Systems XS-6128QF Connectors Ports HWS Switch

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OVERVIEW

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Configuration interfaces RJ-45 & micro USB (Console) Connect the configuration interface a via the included serial configuration cable to the serial interface of the device you want to use
for configuring / monitoring the switch. Alternatively use the interface b with a suitable micro USB cable.
USB interface
Connect a USB stick to the USB interface to store general configuration scripts or debug data. You can also use this interface to upload a new firmware.
SFP+ interfaces 1G / 10G
Insert suitable LANCOM SFP modules into the SFP+ interfaces 1 to 12. Choose cables which are compatible with the SFP modules and connect them as described in the SFP modules mounting instructions www.lancom-systems.com/SFP-module- MI.
SFP+ interfaces 1G / 10G (combo ports)
Insert suitable LANCOM SFP modules into the SFP+ interfaces 13 to 14. Choose cables which are compatible with the SFP modules and connect them as described in the SFP modules mounting instructions www.lancom-systems.com/SFP-module- MI.
TP Ethernet interfaces 1G / 2.5G / 5G / 10G (combo ports)Connect the interfaces 13 to 14 via Ethernet cables to your PC or a LAN switch.
SFP28 interfaces 10G / 25G (FleX ports)
Insert suitable LANCOM SFP28 or 10G SFP+ modules into the SFP28 interfaces 21 to 24. Choose cables which are compatible with the SFP28 / 10G SFP+ modules and connect them as described in the SFP modules mounting instructions
www.lancom-systems.com/SFP-module-MI.
QSFP+ interfaces 40G (FleX ports)
Plug suitable LANCOM QSFP+ modules into the QSFP+ interfaces 21 to 22. Select cables suitable for the QSFP+ modules and connect them as described in the SFP modules mounting instructions www.lancom-systems.com/SFP-module-MI.
- Device back side:
  SFP-DD interfaces 25G / 50G
  Insert LANCOM SFP-DD-DAC50 stacking cables into the SFP-DD interfaces 25 to
For decentralized stacking scenarios
(stack-member switches are distributed over spatially separated locations) the use of LANCOM SFP28 modules is recommended.
- 2 slots for fan modules
  To remove a fan module in case of defect, loosen the two knurled screws of the module and remove the module from the plug-in unit. To install a new fan module, push it into the corresponding slot. Fasten the module to the switch housing with the knurled screws. Please note that a defective fan should be replaced within 48h.
- 2 slots for power supply modules with mains connection socket
  To install a power supply module, remove the appropriate module slot cover by loosening both associated screws and insert the power supply module. Supply the device with voltage via the power supply module mains connector. Use the supplied power cord (not for WW devices) or a country -specific LANCOM power cord. To remove a power supply module, disconnect the device from the power supply and pull the power plug out of the module. Then push the release lever I to the left. Now you can pull the module out of the device by the handle J.
  Please observe the following when setting up the device
- A The mains plug of the device must be freely accessible.
- A Do not rest any objects on top of the device.
- A Keep the ventilation slots of the device clear of obstruction.
- A Mount the device with the enclosed rack mounting system in a free 19” slot of an appropriate server rack.
- Both slide-in rails are attached as shown in the accompanying installation instructions
  www.lancom-systems.com/slide-in-MI.
- A Please note that support for third-party accessories (SFP and DAC) is not provided.
  Before initial startup, please make sure to take notice of the information regarding the intended use in the enclosed installation guide!Operate the device only with a professionally installed power supply at a nearby power socket that is freely accessible at all times.

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a System / Fan /	Stack
__System: green	Device operational
System: red	Hardware error
__Fan: red	Fan error
Stack: off	No connection
Stack: green	As master device: port activated and connected to slave device
Stack: orange	As slave device: port activated and con- nected to master

__Right LED: Link 1 Gbps

Green, blinking| Left LED: Data transfer, link 10 Gbps Right LED: Data transfer, link 1 Gbps
Orange| Left LED: Link 2.5 / 5 Gbps Right LED: Link 100 Mbps
Orange, blinking| Left LED: Data transfer, link 2.5 / 5 Gbps Roght LED: Data transfer, link 100 Mbps
f SFP28 ports 1| G / 10G / 25G (FleX ports)
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*Off*** | Port inactive oder disabled
Green| Link 25 / 10 Gbps
Green, blinking | Data transfer, link 25 / 10 Gbps
Orange| Link 1 Gbps
Orange,blinking| Data transfer, link 1 Gbps
g QSFP+ ports 40| G (FleX ports)
Off | Port inactive or disabled
__Green| Link 40 Gbps
Green, blinking| Data transfer, link 40 Gbps
h SFP-DD stackin| g ports 25G (SFP28) / 50G
*Off*** | Port inactive or disabled
_Green_| Link 50 Gbps
_Green, blinking_ | Data transfer, link 50 Gbps
***Orange| Link 25 / 10 Gbps*
Orange,blinking| Data transfer, link 25 / 10 Gbps
i Power supply unit LED **

Off | No primary voltage supply
Green| Secondary voltage supply OK
Orange| Critical power supply event that causes a shutdown: OCP, OVP, fan failure

In case of parallel primary voltage supply by second power supply unit: power cable

disconnected or power failure

Orange, blinking| Power supply warning event in which the power supply continues to operate: high temperature, high power, high current consumption, slow fan

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