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User Manual for TRENDnet TI-F711SFP Industrial 10G SFP+ Media Converter

Quick guide for the TRENDnet TI-F711SFP Industrial 10G SFP+ Media Converter. Learn about installation, DIP switch settings, power requirements, and technical specifications.

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The TRENDnet TI-F711SFP is an industrial-grade 10G SFP+ to 10G Ethernet media converter designed for harsh environments. It features an IP50-rated metal housing, redundant power inputs, and an alarm relay. This guide provides essential information for installation, configuration, and operation.

TRENDnet TI-F711SFP Media Converter
TRENDnet TI-F711SFP Media Converter

Device Overview

The device includes the following key interfaces:

Port and interface layout
Port and interface layout
  • 10G Ethernet Port: Supports 100Mbps/1G/2.5G/10G speeds.
  • 10G SFP+ Port: Supports 1G/10G fiber modules (Multi or Single Mode).
  • DIP Switches: Located on the front panel for configuring advanced features.
  • LED Indicators: Provide status for Link/Activity on both ports.
  • Terminal Blocks: Located on the top for power input and alarm relay connections.

DIP Switch Settings

Configure the device behavior using the front panel DIP switches:

  • Switch 1 (LFPT): Link Fault Pass Through. When enabled (default ON), it helps identify link faults to remote LFPT-enabled devices.
  • Switch 2 (EEE): Energy Efficient Ethernet (IEEE 802.3az). Default is OFF.

Installation

The device is designed for industrial environments and supports the following mounting options:

  • DIN-Rail Mount: Use the included hardware to attach the converter to a standard DIN-Rail.
  • Wall Mount: Use the included wall mount hardware for surface installation.
  • Grounding: Always connect the grounding point to protect the equipment from external electrical surges.

Power and Wiring

The device supports redundant power inputs to ensure continuous operation:

Power and alarm relay wiring diagram
Power and alarm relay wiring diagram
  • Input Voltage: 9 – 60V DC.
  • Redundancy: Dual power inputs (V1 and V2) allow for failover if one power source fails.
  • Alarm Relay: Triggers in the event of a power failure.
  • Terminal Block Specs: Supports wire range 12-25 AWG (solid or stranded). Strip length should be 7-8mm. Torque: 3.5 lb.-In / 0.5Nm.

Note: Power supplies (models TI-M6024 or 48VDC3000) are sold separately.

Technical Specifications

  • Operating Temperature: -40° – 75°C (-40° – 167°F).
  • Protection: IP50-rated metal case, 6kV RJ45 Ethernet surge protection, 6kV ESD protection.
  • Compliance: Shock (IEC 60068-2-27), Freefall (IEC 60068-2-31), Vibration (IEC 60068-2-6).
  • Dimensions: 120 x 98 x 30mm.
  • Weight: 334g.

Practical help

Common problems

Power failure alarm triggered

Check both redundant power inputs (V1 and V2) to ensure they are connected and providing 9-60V DC.

Link fault not detected

Ensure DIP switch 1 (LFPT) is set to ON.

Device not powering on

Verify the power supply (sold separately) is compatible and providing the correct voltage (9-60V DC).

Before use

  • Ensure you have a compatible power supply (TI-M6024 or 48VDC3000).
  • Verify the input voltage is within the 9-60V DC range.
  • Prepare 12-25 AWG wire for the terminal block connections.
  • Confirm the mounting surface or DIN-Rail is ready.
  • Ensure the SFP+ module is compatible with your fiber network.

Specs in practice

Redundant Power
Allows connection of two independent power sources for failover protection.

Images and diagrams

  • The front panel contains the 10G Ethernet port, 10G SFP+ port, DIP switches, and LED status indicators.
  • The top panel houses the power terminal block, alarm relay terminal block, and the grounding point.

Model compatibility

  • Requires external power supply (sold separately).
  • Compatible with Multi or Single Mode fiber modules.
  • Designed for industrial environments with extreme temperature ranges.

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