{"id":47365,"date":"2024-07-29T06:44:35","date_gmt":"2024-07-29T13:44:35","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/enableit.com\/?page_id=47365"},"modified":"2025-01-21T12:10:05","modified_gmt":"2025-01-21T20:10:05","slug":"860-pro-rev-c-faq","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/enableit.com\/es\/knowledgebase\/860-pro-rev-c-faq\/","title":{"rendered":"860 PRO Rev C FAQ"},"content":{"rendered":"<div class=\"product\"><div class=\"product\">\t\t<div data-elementor-type=\"wp-page\" data-elementor-id=\"47365\" class=\"elementor elementor-47365\" data-elementor-post-type=\"page\">\n\t\t\t\t\t\t<section class=\"elementor-section elementor-top-section elementor-element elementor-element-cbdaafa elementor-section-height-min-height elementor-section-content-top elementor-section-full_width elementor-section-items-top elementor-section-height-default\" data-id=\"cbdaafa\" data-element_type=\"section\" data-e-type=\"section\" 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class=\"elementor-widget-container\">\n\t\t\t\t\t<h2 class=\"elementor-heading-title elementor-size-medium\">860 PRO Rev C Ethernet Extender<\/h2>\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<div class=\"elementor-element elementor-element-df0aa90 elementor-widget elementor-widget-text-editor\" data-id=\"df0aa90\" data-element_type=\"widget\" data-e-type=\"widget\" data-widget_type=\"text-editor.default\">\n\t\t\t\t<div class=\"elementor-widget-container\">\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<p><strong>I did not find a description of Fast mode and Interleave mode in the manual, what do these Dip switches do?<\/strong><strong>The 860 PRO Rev C DIP Switch Settings<\/strong><\/p><p>To better understand the 860 PRO Rev C DIP switch settings and their effects, see the details below:<\/p><p>Dip Switch 1: CO \/ CPE Mode<br \/>CO Mode \u2013 Up \/ Off Position CPE Mode \u2013 Down \/ On Position<br \/>Central Office Equipment (CO) is generally the equipment residing at the Carrier Telephone office or the head end of a circuit. Customer Premise Equipment (CPE) is generally the equipment residing on the customer side of a circuit. Typically you would place the CO at the local end and the CPE at the remote end for reference only. CO\u2019s only communicate with CPE\u2019s.<\/p><p>Dip Switch 2: Error Correction Mode<br \/>Interleaved Error Correction Enabled \u2013 Up \/ Off Position \u2013 degrades performance Fast Channel \u2013 Down \/ On Position (Default)<br \/>Interleaved Error Correction works better for file transfers, where the delivered data must be error free but latency incurred by the retransmission of error packets is acceptable. Fast channel is preferred for streaming multimedia, where an occasional dropped bit is not noticeable or acceptable.<\/p><p>Dip Switch 3: 17a (over 1,500ft) \/ 30a (under 1,500ft) Mode<br \/>17a Mode \u2013 Up \/ Off Position 17a mode is only used for Interlink runs over 1,500ft to 6,000ft. 30a Mode \u2013 Down \/ On Position (Default) 30a mode is only enabled for Interlink runs under 1,500ft<\/p><p>Dip Switch 4: Signal-to-noise Noise Ratio (SNR)<br \/>9dB \u2013 Up \/ Off Position 6dB \u2013 Down \/ On Position (Default)<br \/>Signal-to-noise ratio is a measurement that refers to how much noise is in the output of a device, in relation to the signal level. If you experience issues of noise bleeding over the lines, or high interference in your environment, it is suggested that you switch to 6dB SNR. This may help clean up any noise bleeding over your cabling.<\/p><p><strong>Will the 860 PRO Rev C cause dropouts or other problems with the Cisco 2950 LRE connections?<\/strong><\/p><p>No, the Enable-IT Ethernet extenders will look like and act like a long Ethernet patch cord. They are transparent.<\/p><p><strong>Do I need to remove the Cicso LRE equipment before I install the 860?<\/strong><\/p><p>No. You can connect the Enable-IT equipment directly to the Cisco LRE.<\/p><p><strong>Will the 860 PRO Rev C support a trunk link between a pair of Cisco 2950\/3550 switches?<\/strong><\/p><p>The Enable-IT 860 PRO Rev C Ethernet extenders will look like and act like an Ethernet patch cord, they are transparent devices.<\/p><p>(Truck using 2950 LRE switch had intermittent problems. Using two LRE ports has been much more stable.)<\/p><p><strong>Can I install more than one pair of 860 PRO Rev C on the 25-pair connection?<\/strong><\/p><p>Yes, but the 860\u2019s must be separated enough as to not cause interference. For a 25-pair this is typically on a Telco punchdown block. \u2013 Telco punchdown blocks act like antennas and pick up<br \/>a large amount of noise so it is highly recommended that you pull te pair of cross connect wires off the block and bridge to the wiring reaching out to the extenders themselves.<\/p><p><strong>The 860 PRO Rev C kit works fine in the lab for the out of the box test, but when I placed them in the field all I get is a flashing Sync light<\/strong><\/p><p>The issue clearly is the wiring between the 860 CO and CPE units. Check your cabling and connections. The 1-pair wire run between the 860 PRO Rev C 17a Interlink ports should be a straight<br \/>through, continuous run with no breaks or connections.<br \/>If you are using telephone wiring, make sure there are no telephone punchdown blocks on the wire. If there are telephone punchdown blocks connecting the wire between the<br \/>860 PRO Rev C Interlink (RJ-45) ports, remove the wire from the blocks and use Telco butt clips<br \/>(jelly bean connectors) to bridge the wire together.<\/p><p>Telco punch down blocks add interference and can introduce other electrical paths that will degrade performance or interfere with the data signal communications. The 1-pair<br \/>or wire used should be terminated directly into a RJ-45 LAN jack and inserted into the Interlink port of each 860 PRO Rev C unit. Also the signal on telephone wiring will only run approx 3,000ft and 6,000ft on CAT-5e or better.<\/p><p>If using telephone wire and experience performance or connectivity issues, you can try to improve the signal by attaching a segment (25 \u2013 50ft) of twisted pair (1-pair) to each end of the telephone wire before it goes into the VDSL port of each 860 unit. the Twisted pair will amplify the signal.<\/p><p>Be aware of other high speed communications ruining over the same CAT5e, 25, 50 or 100 pair of Telco cabling as they may bleed over other wires and cause interference\/noise on your 1-pair of wiring between the Ethernet Extenders. Twisted pair wire (CAT5, CAT6, CAT3) will always give better performance than telephone wire.<\/p><p><strong>We highly recommend a quick test to ensure the working order of you 860 PRO Rev C units.<\/strong><\/p><p>To do this, please use one of the Telephone patch cords provided and attach each end to the Interlink RJ-45 port on the 860 PRO Rev C units. Apply power to the 860 PRO Rev C units and you should see the Green Sync light (solid) which indicates the units see each other and have synced up.<br \/>You can further test the units by attaching a LAN device to the Ethernet Data port of each 860 unit. Test your data connectivity and LED operational status to become familiar with their operation before installing in the field. If this test fails, contact our Technical support for further troubleshooting or replacement. It is key to note that your throughput on this short distance will not be accurately reflected as these units are tuned for extended Ethernet performance \u2013 something you can\u2019t do with standard Ethernet distances.<\/p><p><strong>LED indicators will provide visual operational status of the 860 PRO Rev C units.<\/strong><\/p><p>Sync ( Solid) \u2013 Indicates the 860 PRO Rev C units see each other and have synced up.<\/p><p>If this LED fails to light Solidly, the wiring between the CO and CPE is incorrect, the wiring may have a short, too many paths (connections) or the distance between the units exceeds the specs for your type of wiring.<\/p><p>LNK\/ACT \u2013 Indicates local LAN is visible and connected with activity.<\/p><p>CPE \u2013 Indicates the visibility of the CPE unit from the CO unit.<\/p><p>CO \u2013 Indicates the visibility of the CO unit from the CPE unit.<\/p><p>PWR \u2013 should be lit when 5v adapter is connected and powered.<\/p><p>100 \u2013 Indicates the presence of a 100Mbps LAN connection on the local side.<\/p><p><strong>Can we use Telco wiring between our Ethernet Extender units, like 25-Pair or 100-Pair ?<\/strong><\/p><p>Yes, Telco wiring can be used between our Ethernet Extender units. Any wiring used has to be as contiguous as possible with no other connections like a Telco punch down block or extensions.<br \/>Telco punch down blocks add interference and can introduce other electrical paths that will degrade performance or interfere with the data signal communications. The 1-pair or wire used should be terminated directly into a RJ-45 LAN jack and inserted into the Interlink port of each 860 PRO Rev C unit.<br \/>If using Telco wire over 300ft, add a piece of twisted pair wiring to each end of the wire connection to the Ethernet Extender. This will boost the signal strength and increase your performance.<\/p><p>Be aware of other high speed communications ruining over the same CAT5e, 25, 50 or 100 pair of Telco cabling as they may bleed over other wires and cause interference\/noise on your 1-pair of wiring between the Ethernet Extenders.<br \/>Twisted pair wire (CAT5, CAT6, CAT3) will always give better performance than telephone wire.<\/p><p><strong>Are existing Telcom circuits suitable to use between the Ethernet Extender units?<\/strong><\/p><p>Typically No \u2013 Telcom circuits are just that \u2013 circuits (loops and many connections through Telco punchdown blocks) and not direct pair of wires without any connecting points.<br \/>Telco circuits frequently have other high frequency communications running nearby on on other pairs that interfere with Ethernet Extender equipment and signals.<\/p><p><strong>I have a flashing Interlink Sync LEDs on each 860 PRO Rev C unit and solid LAN lights, but network works but slow.<\/strong><\/p><p>The flashing Sync LED, is an indication of interference on the wire between the 860 PRO Rev C units.<\/p><p>Check your cabling and connections. The 1-pair wire run between the 860 PRO Rev C Interlink (RJ-45) ports should be a straight through, continuous run with no breaks or connections. If you are using telephone wiring, make sure there are no telephone punchdown blocks on the wire. If there are telephone punchdown blocks connecting the wire between the 860 PRO Rev C Interlink ports, remove the wire from the blocks and use Telco butt clips (jelly bean connectors) to bridge the wire together.<\/p><p>Also the signal on telephone wiring will only run approx. 3,000ft and 6,000ft on CAT-5e or better.<\/p><p>If using telephone wire and experience performance or connectivity issues, you can try to improve the signal by attaching a segment (25 \u2013 50ft) of twisted pair (1-pair) to each end of the telephone wire before it goes into the Interlink port of each 860 PRO Rev C unit. the Twisted pair will amplify the signal.<\/p><p>On the 860 PRO Rev C CO unit, you can change the DIP-2 and DIP-4 switch to the off position (default is ON)<\/p><p>This will increase the Signal Noise Ratio higher more tolerant and change the performance for better quality on your short distance.<br \/>Leave the CPE end alone as far as DIP switches.<\/p><p><strong>What is the difference between the CO and CPE labeled units? And where do the go?<\/strong><\/p><p>The CO \/ CPE designation are Telco Carrier terms \u2013<\/p><p>CO \u2013 Central Office Equipment<\/p><p>CPE \u2013 Customer Premise Equipment<\/p><p>Our Ethernet Extenders are labeled with this CO\/CPE identification primarily for our stock packaging and RMA repair. COs will only talk to CPEs.<\/p><p>The placement of the units are interchangeable and irrelevant to their operation or performance.<\/p><p><strong>What does a flashing ACT light mean?<\/strong><\/p><p>A Flashing or Blinking ACT (Activity) light denotes the presence of Local LAN traffic or activity. It does not necessarily confirm the transmission of data between remote ends of an Ethernet Extender.<\/p><p><strong>What do the CO and CPE labels mean?<\/strong><\/p><p>The designation of CO and CPE labels are a Telco industry terminology \u2013 CO (Central Office) &amp; CPE (Customer Premise Equipment).<\/p><p>We use the designations for shipping, RMA repair only as they have no bearing on placement\/performance for our Ethernet Extenders. Typically you would place the CPE at the remote end and the CO at the local end for reference only.<\/p><p>Customers that order several pairs of like\u00a0<a href=\"https:\/\/ethernetextender.com\/professional-grade-ethernet-extender\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Extensores Ethernet<\/a>\u00a0and mix up the pairs will need to know that only CPE\u2019s talk to CO\u2019s. Like units CO to CO and CPE to CPE will not sync as the programming is different on each.<\/p><p><strong>How do I connect two routers together with an Ethernet Extender?<\/strong><\/p><p>Routers or switches can be connected together easily as all our Ethernet Extender kits are transparent to the LAN.<\/p><p>You first need to figure out how the routers\/switches will talk to each other on respective ports. Some routers such as Linksys, D-Link, Netgear have a WAN port.<br \/>Typically one router will be setup as a master router offering DHCP IP addressing to clients. Make sure the second router or others are not offering DHCP as well.<\/p><p>To attach an Ethernet Extender kit, on the second router, you may need a Ethernet Cross-Over cable in order to make a physical link. See example below.<\/p><p>SAT \u2014\u2014- Linksys A \u2014\u2013860 PRO ========================= 860 PRO\u2014\u2013Linksys B\u2014\u2014\u2013LAN<\/p><p>1) Figure out how Linksys to Linksys works (What ports will connect to bridge) On Linksys A the SAT internet has to be in the WAN port.<\/p><p>Linksys B needs to have it\u2019s WAN port connected to a LAN port of Linksys A (The 860 kit is transparent, therefore you will need to see what patch cord will work to get an 860 to connect to the Linksys B WAN port correctly) \u2013 you may need a crossover cable to make it work properly.<\/p><p>2) Leave the 860 connected to Linksys A LAN port on a standard Ethernet patch cord.<\/p><p>SAT \u2014\u2014- Linksys A \u2014\u2013860 PRO ========================= 860 PRO\u2014\u2013Linksys B\u2014\u2014\u2013LAN<\/p><p>WAN port LAN port WAN port LAN port<\/p><p>(patch cord) (patch cord) (XXXX cord) (patch cord)<\/p><p>XXX= Crossover cable<\/p><p><strong>Is the data bath between two extenders electrically isolated from the power supply? If not is it possible to provide isolation to say 400VDC<\/strong><\/p><p>The 895 \/ 890 \/820 the no the data path cannot be isolated for the internal power components. 400VDC will jump through the tightly designed components inside and damage all the chips.<\/p><p>On the 860 PRO \/ 865 PRO units, we do have built in lightning protection, however a load of 400VDC will burn out this protection and render the unit interoperable.<\/p><p>All the Extender Kits are designed for 5v 2W AC and if you need to power these via DC power you can purchase aftermarket 5v 2W DC adapters 2.1mm center power head.<\/p><p><strong>Is there a way to run multiple Ethernet Extender Kits on the same wiring, say on the same CAT5e wiring or on a 25-pair Telco wire run?<\/strong><\/p><p>The Enable-IT 860 PRO Rev C Ethernet Extender can communicate on very high frequencies and therefore by nature these frequencies bleed over into surrounding wires. 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