Introduction to the S3410C-16TF Switch
This guide provides essential information for the installation and initial configuration of the FS.COM S3410C-16TF PicOS® Switch. Designed for enterprise campus deployments, this switch offers a robust and cost-effective networking solution.
Key Features and Benefits
The S3410C-16TF switch is built on the advanced Broadcom BCM56150 chip, delivering high-speed performance with 16x 1Gb RJ45 and 2x 1Gb SFP ports. Its fanless design ensures quiet operation and lower power consumption. The switch supports critical Layer 2/3 protocols such as MLAG and OSPF, enhancing network scalability and reliability. Integration with the AmpCon-Campus management platform facilitates automated lifecycle management, including Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP), for streamlined network operations.
- Broadcom BCM56150 Chip for superior performance.
- 16x 1Gb RJ45 and 2x 1Gb SFP ports.
- Fanless design for silent operation.
- Support for advanced protocols like MLAG and OSPF.
- Managed by the AmpCon-Campus platform for automated lifecycle management.
Hardware Overview
The S3410C-16TF features a compact and durable chassis with specific physical dimensions suitable for standard rack mounting. Detailed specifications for its height, width, depth, and weight are provided. The front panel includes status LEDs, console port, SFP ports, and RJ45 ports, while the rear panel houses the power connector and grounding stud.
Installation and Grounding
Proper installation and grounding are crucial for the stable operation and longevity of the S3410C-16TF switch. The guide outlines site planning requirements, including floor loading, airflow, space, temperature, humidity, cleanliness, and system grounding. It details the procedure for connecting the switch to earth ground, emphasizing safety precautions and the importance of low grounding resistance.
Connectivity and Configuration
Instructions are provided for connecting transceivers and fiber-optic cables, including necessary laser safety precautions. The guide also covers connecting to a management console via the RJ45 connector and configuring the PicOS® operating system. This includes setting up the console port with specific terminal settings and assigning an IP address to the management interface, either statically or via DHCP.
For detailed information on specific configurations and advanced features, refer to the official PicOS® documentation.
