Black Box TS760A Manuel utilisateur

Compatible with

Network General’s

Sniffer Server.

Choose from 8-

network port or 16-

network port models.

Works with Ethernet or

oken Ring networks.

Use to control test

equipment remotely.

ransparent to speed

and protocol.

Monitor and network

switches make

connecting or

disconnecting test

equipment easy.

Rackmountable.

he BLACK BOX

Monitor Access

Unit lets you connect Ethernet

or Token Ring networks to one test

device It’s most commonly used

with Network General’s Sniffer

Server, but it also works with other

types of control, such as the VT100

menu interface and ASCII control

strings

Models are available with 8

or 16 network ports The 8-port

Monitor Access Unit comes with

RJ-45 connectors; and the 16-port

model is available with either RJ-45

or DB15 connectors Choose the

one that’s right for your application

For the RJ-45 models, all 8

leads are switched These models

connect to any network that uses

RJ-45 connectors, such as Ethernet

10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX, shielded

twisted-pair (STP), or unshielded

twisted-pair (UTP) Token Ring

networks

For the DB15 model, all 15 leads

are switched It can be connected

to any network that uses DB15

connectors, including those with

RS-232, RS-422/RS-423 (RS-449),

MON 1

MON 2

Access up to 8 or 16 networks with one test device.

KeyFeatures

MONITORACCESSUNIT

RS-530, V 10/V 11, V 35, and Ethernet

AUI interfaces

For connecting test devices to

networks, the Monitor Access Unit

uses sealed latching relays These

relays ensure that the units operate

transparent to protocol and speed

And, for added reliability, the relays

feature gold-clad silver contacts

So, in the event of power failure,

the latching relays are designed to

remain in the last switched position

The Monitor Access Unit’s

front-panel has a power ON LED

that lights when power is supplied

to the unit

To connect or disconnect test

equipment to or from networks, use

the front-panel monitor switches

(MON1 and MON2) For operation

with a Sniffer Server, the monitor

switches are disabled In a LAN

configuration, a Monitor Access

Unit can connect one Sniffer Server

to any of 8 or 16 networks

The front panel also has

network switches that enable

you to connect test equipment to

networks For operation with the

Sniffer Server, these switches are

also disabled

The Access Unit’s actual

monitor ports and network ports

are on its rear panel, along with

its configuration DIP switches, a

chassis ground stud, and a power

socket

Configuring the unit includes

setting the DIP switches for the

type of configuration that you’re

installing as well as its baud rate

and the monitor port identifiers

These same DIP switches are

also used to configure the Monitor

Access Unit to operate with a

Network General Expert Sniffer

Network Analyzer

For testing purpose, you can

disable the Monitor Access Unit

to operate it manually (however,

this can‘t be done if you use the

Monitor Access Switch with a

Sniffer Server)

The Monitor Access Unit

comes with two monitor cables, a

server communication cable,

a power cable, software, and a

users’ manual

Black Box Corporation • 1000 Park Drive • Lawrence, PA 15055-1018 • Tech Support: 724-746-5500 • www.blackbox.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Black Box Corporation

10/15/2003 #19462

Switches:

Button for each monitor port,

Button for each network port,

CONFIG1 DIP switches,

CONFIG2 DIP switches

Relays: Type: Sealed, latching with

gold-clad silver contact

material;

Initial contact resistance:

50 milliohms;

Expected life: 10,000,000

operations

COMM IN Pins:

2 (Master/Slave In),

3 (Signal Ground),

4 (Receive Data Out),

5 (Transmit Data In)

COMM OUT Pins:

2 (Master/Slave Out),

3 (Signal Ground),

4 (Receive Data In),

5 (Transmit Data Out)

Network Control: ASCII character

strings and VT100™ terminal

menus; asynchronous; RS-232;

2400, 4800, 9600, or 19200 baud;

No parity, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit,

full duplex

Switched Leads: TS760A, TS761A:

All 8 leads;

TS766A: All 15 leads

Network General’s Sniffer Ser er:

Asynchronous; RS-232; 2400

baud; no parity, 8 data bits, 1 stop

bit, full duplex

System Capacity: ASCII character

strings and VT100 terminal

menus: (64) daisychained units

with (8) networks per unit;

Network General’s Sniffer

Server: (1) unit, with (8) or

(16) networks

Connectors: TS760A: (8) RJ-45;

TS761A: (16) RJ-45;

TS766A: (16) DB15

TIndicators: LEDs: ON, MON1 for

each network port, MON2 for

each network port

emperature Tolerance:

32 to 104°F (0 to 40°C)

Humidity Tolerance: Up to 95%

noncondensing

Power: 100–250 VAC, 50/60/440 Hz

and 120–300 VDC 1 A,

automatically selected

Size: TS760A: 1 75"H x 19"W x 11 4"D

(4 4 x 48 3 x 29 cm);

TS761A, TS766A: 3 5"H x 19"W x

11 4"D (8 9 x 48 3 x 29 cm)

Specifications

Ordering Information

ITEM CODE

Monitor Access Unit

8-Network, RJ-45 TS760A

16-Network, RJ-45 TS761A

16-Network, DB15 TS766A

To connect two Sniffer Servers, you’ll need a…

Y Cable, DB9/DB9/RJ-11 EHT110

Connect a Sniffer Server to

any of 8 or 16 networks with

the Monitor Access Unit.

MON 1 MON 21 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Network Connection

SniffMaster

Console

Monitor

Card

Sniffer Server

Server

Communication

Cable (included)

COMM IN

(RJ-45)

Up to 8 networks

Monitor

Access Unit

(TS760A)

Monitor

Cable

(included)

MON 1

COM 1

(DB9)

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