HP IntelliJack NJ2000G Manuel utilisateur

Quick

Start Guide

IntelliJack

Gigabit SwitchNJ2000G

The

IntelliJack

Gigabit

Switch NJ2000G is

a 5-port, Web-

managed

gigabit

switch that fits into most

standard electrical

wall ou

let

dataport

openings. The NJ2000G can also

be mounted on the

desktop

using

the optional

desk stand, 3CN

1000STAND,

shownbelow.

Throughout this guide, the HP

IntelliJack

Gigabit

Switch

NJ2000G is

referred

the

NJ2000G. This Quick Star

Guide describes

the

basic steps necessary

install

and configure your

NJ2000G

Corporation.

All

Rights

Res

rved.

Unless otherwise indicated,

registered

adema

are registered

in the United

States

and

may

registered

in other

countries.

HP, the HP logo, and

IntelliJack are registered

arks

of HP

Corporation.

About

This

Guide

•

Overview

of the

NJ2000G

and ItsFeatures

•

NJ2000G

Basics

•

Observe

All

Safety

eca

tions

•

Check

the Shipment

•

Your

oduct

•

Telephone Technical Supp

and Repair

•

Installation

Overview

•

Understand

the

Power O

ion

•

Understand

the

PoE

Capabilities

for

Port

1 and

Port

•

Plan

the Installation

•

Attach the Wall-Mount Bracket

•

Set

Up the Network Cabling

•

Connect

the

NJ2000G

to the Network

•

Mount the

NJ2000G

to the Wall

•

Connect

the

Local Power Supply

(

ional)

•

Connect Devices

to the NJ2000G

•

10.

Access

the

NJ2000G

WebInterface

•

11.

Configurethe NJ2000G

•

12.

Downloadand

Install

the

3Detect Software

(

ional)

•

13.

Troubleshooting: Check

the

LEDs

•

Regulatory

Statements

Overview of the

NJ2000G

and Its Features

The

front of the

NJ2000G has

four gigabit

LAN

por

for

local

switching.

The gigabit

LAN

uplink port on the

rear co

ect

it to the

rest

of the

ork.

The NJ2000G brings

gigabit switching

capabilities

any single

port on an

Ethernet

network byallowing

ect

ion

for up to four networking devices

such ascomputers,

servers, access

points,

IP cameras,

and

Voice Over IP

(

oIP)

leph

to the network through a

single Ethernet

connection.

All 5

LAN

por

feature 10/100/1000 Mbps with auto-negotiation and auto

MDI-X. The NJ2000G also provides

pass-through

por

that

can

used

connect

2 additional

devices

separate

network

segments

through the

it.

Power is provided

to the

NJ2000G

eitherthrough the uplink port

via

802.3at

802.3af

PoE (Power over

Etherne

)

locally via

an optional,

external

48V DC

power

upp

ly,

3CNJ1000PSL.

NOTE:

PoE,

Power Over Ethernet, is

a method for providing power

equipment

over

Ethernet cable,

allowing a

device

receive

both data and

power from the

same

network

cable. PoE

power

may

provided

on port 1 or

port 2 of the

NJ2000G

if there

sufficientpower

available

to the

system. See

the

section “Understand

the

PoE

Capabilities

for

1 and

Port

2” later in this

guidefor details.

NJ2000G

Basics

This diagram

the front and

side views

of the

NJ2000G. The

table

describes

the

fea

Feature Description

14 Gigabit LAN

switchports

with

LED

2Two

pass-th

rough

ports

Power

•

Allowsyou to

connect

up to four

devices

to the

network.

green LED

indicates connection status

when a

device is using

particular

port.

Port

1 and port 2

are also

power-forwarding ports; they

can

be used

with

any

andard

networking

device as

well

to power

any

device

that

requires

IEEE

802.3af-compatible

PoE.

An additional

LEDindicates

when the port

forwarding power to a

device connected

to that

port

The pas

-thro

ugh

ports

bypass

the functionality of the switchandare

directly

wired to the

associated pass-through

ports on the

rear

of the

unit.

Pass-through

ports allow

connection

to a

separate

ork

segment

connection

of an

analog

or digital

PBX

telephone.

Indicate

whether the

NJ2000G is

being powered by a

local

power

supply (DC)

or PoE.

4Uplink

LED Indicates

network

connection status

for the uplink port on the

rear

the

uni

green LEDindicates

valid connection

for the uplink

port.

Local Power

Socket

Can

used

to power the

NJ2000G

with the optional

local

power

supply, 3CNJ1000PSL.

NOTE:

This

power

supply is required

if the

local

network

does

not

supply Power over

Ethernet.

Locking screw

hole

Used

secure

the

NJ2000G

to the wall-mount plate.

Rese

Button

•

Press

andhold <20

seconds

res

the

NJ2000G

•

Press

andhold >20

seconds

erase

the

pas

ord

and

reset

the unit

factory

default

This diagram

sho

the

rear

view of the

NJ2000G. The

table

describes

the

ature

Feature Description

1Two

Pas

s-through

ports

2GigabitEthernet

uplink

port

The pas

-thro

ugh

ports

bypass

the functionality of the switchandare

directly

wired to the

associatedpass-through ports

on the front of the

unit.

Pass-through

ports allow

connection

to a

separate

ork

segment

connection

of an

analog

or digital

PBX

telephone.

Connects

the

NJ2000G

to the

network.

Observe

All Safety Precautions

This

equipment must be

installed

compliance

with

local

and national

building

codes, regulatory restrictions,

and

FCC rules. See

the

ction

“RegulatoryNotices” at the end of this guide.

For

the

safety

people

and

equipment,only

professional

network

nel should

ins

all

the

NJ2000G

WARNING:

To avoid possible injury

damage

equipment, you

must

use

power

supply equipment

that

issafety certified according

UL,

IEC,

or other

applicable national

international

requirement

the

country

use.

All

references

power supply

document refer

equipment meeting

these

requirements.

Check

the Shipment

The NJ2000G is available

single-

and 20-unit

packs.

Make

sure

that you

have the following

items,

which

are included

with

each

NJ2000G:

•

NJ2000G

•

Screw

kit for wall mounting the

NJ2000G

•

Male-to-male

RJ-45 coupler cables

(2 per

NJ2000G)

for

connecting

the

Ethernet cable

from the network to the

NJ2000G.

NOTE:

For use

onlyif

the network

cable is

terminatedwith a

RJ-45

connector.

The

following optional

items may

eful,

depending

on yourspecific

installation requirements

and the

PoEcapability

of your network. If you

choose

use any

these items,

sure

that they

are

on hand before

you begin the installation.

Part Number Description

Purpose

and

(Ordering) Numbers

3CN

1000PSE

Optionalmid-span

power injector

providing802.3at

PoE

to an

1000

or NJ2000G

3CN

1000PSL

Optional

local

power

supply

locally

powering a

single NJ1000

or NJ2000G

NOTE:

This

item

is required

if the network

does

not

support

Power over

Ethernet.

3CN

1000ST

AND

Optional

desk

stand

mounting the

NJ1000

NJ2000G

on the

desktop

Your Product

obtain

telephone

support

part of your warrantyand other

ice

bene

fit

you must first

your product at:

http://eSupport.HP.com/

Telephone

Technical

Supportand Repair

telephone, e-mail,

and Internet

access

technical

supportand

repair services. To access these services

for yourregion,

use

the appropriate

telephone

number,

URL

e-mail address

from the following URL:

http://csoweb4.HP.com/contactus/

Installation Overview for the NJ2000G

Detailed installation instruc

ions are included

in the

sections

that

follow.

The

following

diagram displays

overview

of the

recommended

installation.

In this

example,

the

NJ2000G is

being

connected

to an

Ethernet

network

cable

that

terminatedwith a

female

-45

connector.

1. Understandthe Power Options

Power

to the

NJ2000G can

supplied

in one of

these

ways:

•

Through

PoE (either

802.3at or

802.3af) applied

to the uplink

•

Through

the optional

local external

power supply

If power is

upp

lied

to the uplink port by 802.3at or bythe

external

power

supply,

then

1 and 2

may

act

as PoE PSE

(Power

urce

Equipment)

and

may also provide

power to other

devices

plugged into

hos

ports.

If power is

upp

lied

by 802.3af, then port 1 and 2 will not be

able

to supply

PoE

power.

2. Understandthe

PoE Capabilities

for Port 1 and Port 2

If power is

upp

lied

by 802.3at through the uplink port

(PD)

or if power is

supplied

through the

external

power

supply,

then

1 and2

may

act

as PoE PSE

and

may provide

power.

If power

is provided

to the

NJ2000G

bythe uplink port

(PD)

with 802.3at

PoE

or with the

external

power

supply,

then the

NJ2000G

will

have

a total

PoE

PSE

budget of 15.4W, which

can

divided

betweenport 1 and port 2

based

the

class-based

power

management

feature.

The NJ2000G can

power

these combinations

of devices:

•

One Class

0,3

PD device

•

Two

Class

PD devices

•

Two

Class

PD devices

•

One Class

PD device

and

One Class

device

CAUTION:

Youmust

use

onlya power

supply

that

is provided

approved

HPfor

use

with this

NJ2000G. Failure

comply

with this

requirement

may

result

damage

to the

NJ2000G,

may result

in a

hazardous

situation or

personal

injury.

Plan

the Installation

When

installed,

the

back

of the

NJ2000G extends

into a wall for 0.5

inch

es. Because

the depth of

some

wall

openings

differs,

observe

the

ollo

win

requirements

and

comm

dation

before you

install

the

NJ2000G

•

Make

sure

that the wall opening where the

NJ2000G is

being

installed

complies

with the

NEMA-WD6 standard, as described

in this

diagram:

•

Make

sure

that the

distance

betweenthe

back

of the

NJ2000G

and

the

inside

of the wall isat

least

1.5

inches

inches is

recommended).

NOTE:

If you

are installing

the

NJ2000G

into awalljunction box,

make sure

tha

there

enough

space

betweenthe

back

of the

NJ2000G

and the

inside

of the junction box to maintain an

acceptable

bend

radius

on the cable.

•

To ensure

properhorizontal

cabling

functionality,

adhere

to the

llow

ing

network

cabling standards

during installation:

•

ANSI/TIA/EIA-568

Commercial Building

lecomm

unica

ions

Cabling

Standard

•

ANSI/TIA/EIA-569

Commercial Building Standard

for

lecommunic

ion

Pathways

and

Spaces

4. Attach the Wall-Mount Bracket

Attach the

included

wall-mount

bracket

to the wall opening

shown in this

diagram.

5. Set Up the Network Cabling

The

network

cabling

(from the wiring

closet

to the wall

opening) may

already

installed.

If it

not,

install

the

cabling

following

these general

guideline

CAUTION:

mmend

that a

professional cable installer

perform

these

oce

dur

Be sure

adhere

local safety

and

regulatory

code

during the

cable

installation.

Connect

one end of an

Ethernet cable

to the network.

Usually,

this

connection is made

in a network wiring

closet, via

the patch panel.

Terminate

the other end of the

cable

at the location where the

NJ2000G

is being

installed (using

eithera

male RJ-45

connector). Refer

the

connector

act

rer

str

uction

for terminating the

cable.

sure

to test the

connector

and

verify

that it

orking.

Connect

the

NJ2000G

to the

Network

The

method for

connecting

the

NJ2000G

to the network

isdetermined

how

the network

cable is

terminated,

as described

step

•

If the end of the

cable is

terminatedwith a

RJ-45

connector,

one of the

-45

coupler cables included

in the

NJ2000G package

connect

the

NJ2000G

to the network cable.

•

If the end of the

cable is

terminatedwith a

male connector, connect

the

network

cable directly

into the

Eth

uplink

por

7. Mount the

NJ2000G

to the

all

After you

connect

the

NJ2000G

to the network, follow

ese steps, as

how

in the next figure:

1Mount the

NJ2000G

to the wall-mount bracket.

CAUTION:

Make

sure

that the

vents

alongthe

edges

of the

NJ2000G

faceplate

are clear

any obstructions

to allow airflow to vents.

Slide

the

NJ2000G

onto the wall-mount

bracket, ensuring

that the 4

hooks on the

ack

fit into the 4

slo

on the

back

of the

NJ2000G

Pull

the

NJ2000G

down to lock the

hooks

tightly into the

slots. Be sure

matchthe

screwholes

in the

bracket

and the

NJ2000G. Secure

the

NJ2000G

using

the

T-10

torx

screw

that

came

in the

NJ2000G

package

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