3onedata IES7110 Series Managed Industrial Ethernet Switch Installation Guide

: September 25, 2024
: 3onedata

Table of Contents

IES7110 Series Managed Industrial Ethernet Switch
Product Information
Specifications:
Product Overview:
Package Checklist:
Mounting Dimension:
Notice Before Mounting:
Mounting Instructions:
Disassembling Instructions:
FAQ:
Q: What should I do if any package items are damaged or

IES7110 Series Managed Industrial Ethernet Switch

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Product Information

Specifications:

Model: IES7110 Series Managed Industrial Ethernet Switch
Models Available: IES7110-8T2GS-2P48, IES7110-8T2GS-P220
Ports: 8 x 100M copper ports, 2 x Gigabit SFP slots
Power Supply Inputs: 2 x 12~48VDC (for model I), 1 x 220VAC/DC
(for model II)
Manufacturer: 3onedata Co., Ltd.
Address: 3/B, Zone 1, Baiwangxin High Technology Industrial
Park, Song Bai Road, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, 518108, China
Website: www.3onedata.com
Tel: +86 0755-26702688
Fax: +86 0755-26703485

Product Overview:

The IES7110 Series are managed industrial Ethernet switches with
DIN-Rail mounting. They support both 100M and Gigabit speeds and
come in different models with varying port configurations and power
supply inputs.

Package Checklist:

Industrial Ethernet switch
DIN-Rail mounting attachment
Power line (only for AC device)
Warranty card
Certification

Mounting Dimension:

Unit: mm

Note: All products in this series have the same installation
size.

Notice Before Mounting:

Before mounting the device, ensure it is not placed in areas
near water or moisture, maintain relative humidity between 5%~95%
without condensation. Check power specifications to prevent damage
due to overvoltage. Avoid direct contact with the high surface
temperature of the device.

Mounting Instructions:

Check if the DIN-Rail mounting kit is installed firmly.
Insert the bottom of DIN-Rail mounting kit into DIN-Rail, then
insert the top.
Ensure the product is firmly installed on DIN-Rail.

Disassembling Instructions:

Power off the device.
Lift the device slightly upward and shift out the top of
DIN-Rail mounting kit.
Shift out the bottom of DIN-Rail mounting kit.

FAQ:

Q: What should I do if any package items are damaged or

lost?

A: In case of damaged or lost items, please contact the company
or dealers for assistance.

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IES7110 Series Managed Industrial Ethernet Switch
Quick Installation Guide

Model I. IES7110-8T2GS-2P48 (8 100M copper ports + 2 Gigabit SFP slots + 2 12~48VDC power supply inputs) IES7110-8T2GS-P220 (8 100M copper ports
Model II. + 2 Gigabit SFP slots + 1 220VAC/DC power supply input)

3onedata Co., Ltd.

Address: 3/B, Zone 1, Baiwangxin High Technology

Industrial Park, Song Bai Road, Nanshan

District, Shenzhen, 518108, China

Website: www.3onedata.com

Tel:

+86 0755-26702688

Fax:

+86 0755-26703485

Package Checklist

Please check the integrity of package and accessories while first using the switch.

1. Industrial Ethernet switch 2. DIN-Rail mounting attachment 3. Power line (only for AC device) 4. Warranty card 5. Certification

If any of these items are damaged or lost, please contact our
company or dealers, we will solve it ASAP.
Product Overview

This series products are 100M/Gigabit managed DIN-Rail

industrial Ethernet switches. For convenience, the products of

this series adopt the following number on the left in this guide,

please confirm the number of your product:

Model III. IES7110-6T2F2GS-2P48 (6 100M copper ports + 2 100M fiber ports + 2 Gigabit SFP slots + 2 12~48VDC power supply inputs) Model IV. IES7110-6T2F2GS-P220 (6 100M copper ports +2 100M fiber ports + 2 Gigabit SFP slots + 1 220VAC/DC power supply input) Model V. IES7110-4T4F2GS-2P48 (4 100M copper ports +4 100M fiber ports + 2 Gigabit SFP slots + 2 12~48VDC power supply inputs) Model VI. IES7110-4T4F2GS-P220 (4 100M copper ports +4 100M fiber ports + 2 Gigabit SFP slots + 1 220VAC/DC power supply input)
Panel Design
Main view and right view
Model I

Model II Model III

Rear view, bottom view and top view

Model IV

Model VI Rear view, bottom view and top view

Model III, V

Model V

Model I Rear view, bottom view and top view
Model II

Model IV, VI
1. Indicators, from left to right in turn they are: – Running indicator (RUN) – Alarm indicator (ALARM) – Power indicator (P1/P2/PWR)
2. Gigabit Ethernet SFP slot (G1-G2) 3. Gigabit Ethernet SFP indicator (G1-G2) 4. 100M Ethernet copper port (1-4/6/8) 5. 100M Ethernet copper port indicator (1-4/6/8) 6. 100M Ethernet fiber port (5/7-8) 7. 100M Ethernet fiber port indicator (5/7-8) 8. DIN-Rail 9. Wall-mounting accessories (additional purchase
required)

10. DIP switch 11. Console port 12. Terminal blocks for relay alarm output (RELAY) 13. Grounding screw (M3) 14. Terminal blocks for DC power input (V1+, V1-, V2+,
V2-) 15. AC power input terminal block (N, FG, L)
Mounting Dimension
Unit: mm
Note: All products in this series have the same installation size.

Notice before Mounting:

Don’t place or install the device in area near

water or moisture, keep the relative humidity of

the device surrounding between 5%~95%

without condensation. Before powering on the

device, check the power specifications

supported by the device to prevent device

damage due to overvoltage. The device surface

temperature is high after running; please don’t

directly contact to avoid scalding. DIN-Rail Mounting

Adopt 35mm standard DIN-Rail mounting which is suitable for most industrial scenes, mounting steps are as follows:

Check if the DIN-Rail mounting kit is installed firmly. Insert the bottom of DIN-Rail mounting kit (one side
with spring support) into DIN-Rail, and then insert the top into DIN-Rail. Tips: Insert a little to the bottom, lift upward and then insert to the top. Check and confirm the product is firmly installed on
DIN-Rail, then mounting ends.
Disassembling DIN-Rail
Power off the device. After lifting the device upward slightly, first shift out the top of DIN-Rail mounting kit, and then shift out
the bottom of DIN-Rail, disassembling ends.

Notice before Powering on:

Power ON operation: First insert the power supply

terminal block into the device power supply

interface, and then plug the power supply plug and

power on. Power OFF operation: First, remove the

power plug, then remove the wiring section of

terminal block. Please pay attention to the above operation sequence.

Power Supply Connection

DC power supply

Model I, Model III and Model V

support redundant power input,

providing two power inputs, PWR1

and PWR2. You can use one or

connect two independent external

DC power supply systems. When connecting two power

supplies to the device, it could ensure the continuous and

normal operation of the device when one of the power

systems fails. The power supply has

the function of

non-polarity connection, and the device can still work normally

when it is reversely connected. Adopt 4-pin 7.62mm pitch

power input terminal blocks, the terminal block definition is

shown in the left figure. Voltage range:12/24/48VDC

(12~60VDC) AC power supply
Model II, IV, and VI adopts AC power

supply, adopts 4-pin 7.62mm pitch

power supply input terminal blocks,

and the terminal block definition is

shown in the left figure. Voltage (100~240VAC/DC).
Relay Connection

range: 220VAC/DC

Support 1 RELAY alarm information output, and adopt 2-pin

7.62mm pitch terminal blocks. The relay supports the output

of DC power supply alarm or network abnormality alarm. It

can be connected to alarm light or alarm buzzer or other

switching value collecting devices, which can timely inform

operators when the alarm occurs. The relay status is shown in

the figure below.

Device Status

Relay Contacts

Not powered on or powered off Closed

Powered on, but not working Closed properly

Powered on, and working Disconnected

Alarm Yes Yes
No

Relay

Device Status properly without triggering any

Contacts

Alarm

alarm

Powered

on, and working Closed

Yes

properly, but it triggered alarms
DIP Switch Settings

Provide 4 pins DIP switch for function settings,

where “ON” is enable valid terminal. The device

needs to be powered on again to change the

status of DIP switch.

The definitions of DIP switch are as follows:

No. Definition 1 2 Reserved
Restore Factory Settings

Operation —

Set the DIP switch

to ON,

restart the device, it will restore

to factory settings, then turn off

the DIP switch.

3

Burn Mode

This

is onfulynctifoonr

after-sales personnel to use

4

Reserved

—

Console Port Connection

The device provides 1 program debugging port based on RS232

serial port which can conduct device CLI command

management after connecting to PC. The interface adopts RJ45

port, the RJ45 pin definition as follows:

Pin No.

2

3

5

Definition TXD

RXD

GND

Checking LED Indicator

The device provides LED indicators to monitor its operating

status, which has simplified

the overall troubleshooting

process. The function of each LED is described in the table

below:

LED PWR/P1/P2

Indicate Description

ON

Power is connected and

running normally

ALARM RUN

OFF ON OFF ON OFF Blinking ON

Power supply is disconnected or running abnormally Power supply or the port link is alarming. Power supply, port link without alarm The device is powering on or the device is abnormal. The device is powered off or the device is abnormal. Blinking 1 time per second, system is running normally Ethernet port has established a valid network connection

Link/Act (1-8/G1-G2)

Blinking

Ethernet port is in an active network status Ethernet port has not

OFF

established valid network

connection
Logging in to WEB Interface

Support WEB management and configuration. Computer can

access the device via Ethernet interface. The way of logging in

to device’s configuration interface via IE browser is shown as

below:

Configure the IP addresses of computer and the device to the same network segment, and the network between them can be mutually accessed

Enter device’s IP address in the address bar of the

computer browser.

Enter device’s username and password in the login window as shown below.

Click “OK” button to login to the WEB interface of the device.

Note:

The default IP address of the device is

“192.168.1.254”. The default user name and

password of the device are “admin”. If the

username or password is lost, user can restore it to

factory settings via device DIP switch or

management software; all modified configurations

will be cleared after restoring to factory settings, so

please backup configuration file in advance. Please

refer to user manual for specific configuration

method of logging in to WEB interface and other

configurations about network management

function. Specification

Panel Gigabit SFP 100M fiber port
100M copper port

1000Base- SFP, SFP slot

100Base-FX,

optional

SC/ST/FC

10Base-T/100Base-TX, RJ45,

Automatic Flow Control, Full/Half Duplex Mode,

MDI/MDI-X Autotunning

Console port Alarm port

CLI command management port (RS-232), RJ45 2te-rpminin7a.6l 2bmlomcksp,itscuhpport 1 relay alarm output, power load capability is 1A@24VDC

Indicator
Switch Property Backplane bandwidth Cache size MAC address table Power Supply DC power supply
AC power supply
Access terminal block

Power supply indicator, run indicator, interface indicator, alarm indicator

9.6G 2Mbit 4K

1(122/~2640/4V8DVCD),C

rinepduutn,dant dual power

built-in overcurrent protection,

support non-polarity

220VAC/DC (100~240VAC/DC),

with built-in 5.0A overcurrent

protection

4-pin 7.62mm pitch blocks

terminal

Power Consumption Model I Model II Model III Model IV Model V Model VI

No-load: 3.8W@48VDC Full-load: 4.0W@48VDC No-load: 4.1W@220VDC Full-load: 4.3W@220VDC No-load: 5.6W@48VDC Full-load: 7.8W@48VDC No-load: 5.4W@220VDC Full-load: 6.8W@220VDC No-load: 7.0W@48VDC Full-load: 8.6W@48VDC No-load: 6.8W@220VDC Full-load: 8.0W@220VDC

Working Environment

Working temperature

-40~75

Storage temperature Working humidity

Storage temperature: -40~60
5% 95% (no condensation)

Protection grade

IP40 (metal shell)

Disposal of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE 2012/19/EU)

(Applicable in the EU-member states)

The crossed-out wheeled bin

symbol on the equipment or its

packaging indicates that the