Hardware

Platform Devices
(MACH 4000 and PowerMICE)

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MACH Chassis: Notes:

MACH 4002-48+4G 4 GE ports + up to 48 Fast Ethernet ports

MACH 4002-24G up to 24 GE ports
MACH 4002-48G up to 48 GE ports
MACH 4002-24G+3X 3 10 GE ports + up to 24 GE ports
MACH 4002-48G+3X 3 10 GE ports + up to 48 GE ports

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 System Overview

MACH 4002 Media modules Power supplies

incl. transceivers Slide in drawer power supply units
Layer 2 or layer 3 switch/router for MACH 4002
with software Media modules
enhanced or professional for Twisted Pair and Fiber

Basic power supply unit

Unit M4-Power for redundant
Power supply of the MACH 4002

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Scope of delivery: Notes:

Device
Fan module
Terminal blocks for indicator contact
Terminal cable RS-232

Accessories:
Power supply due to your choice to use an internal one or
separate ones in the power supply chassis
One power supply can be installed in the chassis of MACH
4000 with access from the rear side.
3 power supplies are offered with a power consumption of
300 W at 115/230 VAC, 24 VDC and 48 VDC. Therefore
MACH 4000 is delivered without power supply.
Power supply must be ordered separately!

Power Supply Chassis with modular power supplies and

power cords.
 MACH 4000 Industrial 19 Routing Switch

MACH 4002 48+4G

Slot 3
Slot 1 Slot 4
Slot 2

fixed module 5
fixed module 6

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Chassis dimensions: 19 x 2 HU x 43.5 cm Notes:

Fan module M4-AIR with 4 redundant fans hot-

swappable.
Temperature range: 0 C ... 60 C
4 pin clamp to connect 2 Indicator contacts
Serial interface RS-232 with RJ11 socket for configuration
USB socket (USB v1.1) supports
USB memory sticks ACA21
Lowered button to temporarily change the meaning of the
port-based LEDs

Scalable depending on chassis: up to 48 GE ports with 3

10GE ports
Flexible combination of media
TP and F/O modules (supporting SFPs)
GE combo ports TX or SFP
 MACH 4002-24G 24 GE Ports
Maximum ports: 24 GE
Fix installed ports
8 GE combo: SFP dual speed socket or TP 10/100/1000 Mbit
2 sockets for media modules
Gigabit/Fast Ethernet sockets for up to 8 ports 10/100/1000 Mbit each
Fan and power supply modular
* Power supply must be ordered separately

No socket No socket

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Order Code: Notes:

MACH 4002 24G-L2P 943 916-101

MACH 4002 24G-L3E 943 916-201
MACH 4002 24G-L3P 943 916-301

The 8 combo ports support Gigabit and Fast Ethernet

SFPs.

* Please note: despite the fact that L2P, L3E and L3P
are related to the firmware it is not possible to upgrade
lower level devices to a higher level, due to HW
differences.
The functionality of the firmware levels are shown in the
appendix.
 Power Supply Chassis M4-POWER
External power supply
3 sockets for power supply modules (M4-P-), hot-swappable
No fans
24 VDC out

Slot for internal power supply

rear

Power supply 1 PS 2 Slot for PS 3

front
M4-POWER VAC

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MACH 4000 offers the possibility to install one power supply with Notes:
access from rear.
Alternatively power supplies can be installed in a separate
chassis M4-Power with access from front for exchange.
Connection of MACH 4000 is done at the back with special
power cords. Power and voltage like internal PSs.
The Power Supply Chassis M4-POWER is necessary for power
supply redundancy. Either the power supply installed in MACH
4000 can be protected by redundancy using M4-POWER or
MACH 4000 can be operated exclusively using M4-POWER.
Attention: Operation of MACH 4000 with other power supplies
than the defined internal and external ones is not permitted!
24 VDC, 48VDC, 110-240VDC supported by corresponding
internal power supplies:
M4-S-AC/DC 110-240VAC / 120-350VDC
M4-S DC 24V
M4-S DC 48V
and external power supplies within M4-POWER:
M4-P AC/DC 110-240VAC / 120-350VDC
M4-P DC 24V 943 876-001
M4-P DC 48V 943 877-001
with fail-over technology.
 MICE Modular Industrial Communication Equipment
Modular design:
Gigabit socket (4 GE ports)
+ Head module
+ 4 sockets for up to 16 ports
+ Backplane extension board for up to 24 FE ports
Switch/router in backpanel
Head module
Voltage in: 24 VDC (18-32 VDC) optional redundant PS
2 indicator contacts
RS232 interface
USB port
DIP switches

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The switching/routing hardware is inside the aluminum plate Notes:

which is used as heat sink.
The head module not really modular offers DIP switches
and sockets for power supply, serial interface and at the 2nd
generation USB.
The operating temperature range is 0 C ... 60 C
EEC products support -40 C till +70 C with conformal
coating
Two separate connectors for power supply and alarm relay
1st connector with power supply1 + Relay1
2nd connector with power supply2 + Relay2
advantage for the customer, although disconnect one
connector, the switch still works
Both alarm relays can be applied as digital outputs
Gigabit module extendable with GE SFPs, up to 4 optical
ports. 1 SFP deactivates 1TX port
Recommendation: all DIPs off for SW settings
(factory setting: RSTP on, HIPER Ring off)
Media modules are available for twisted pair with RJ45 or
M12, for AUI and for F/O with DSC, MTRJ, SFP with LC and
BFOC at 10 Mbit ports.
 Software Segmentation Layer 3
Enhanced Professional
Routing
Router Interfaces 32 VLAN-Interfaces 128 VLAN-Interfaces
phys. router interfaces phys. router interfaces
Routing / ARP entries 2048 2048
Static routes 256 256
Dynamic route entries 2048 *) 4096 *) *) MACH xG: 1680
Multicast routes no 512
RIP v1/2 YES YES
OSPF no YES

VRRP per router interface per router interface

ACL 100 with max. 10 rules each 100 with max. 10 rules each
L2/L3/L4 Paket filtering 20 per port 100 per port

L3 Multicast
PIM-SM no later
PIM-DM no YES 512 Streams
IGMP V1/2/3 no YES 512 Streams
DVMRP no YES 512 Streams

Protocol based VLANs (IP/nonIP) no YES

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MACH 4000 and PowerMICE are available with Firmware Notes:

packets L2P, L3E or L3P. These packets require different
hardware. Therefore an upgrade from L2P to L3 or from
L3E to L3P is not possible.
The functionality of L2P also part of L3 packets are
trained in course CP1 Industrial Switching. Course CP3
focuses on L3 functionality.
 Appendix

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Notes:
 Compatibility of Modules and SFPs with Devices
MACH 4002 M4-8TP M4-FAST 8TP-PoE M4-FAST 8SFP M4-GIGA 8SFP
48+4G x x x -
24G x x x *) x
24G+3X x x x *) x
48G x x x *) x
48G+3X x x x *) x

Operation in SFP
MACH 4002 Fast-MM Fast-SM Fast-LH Giga-SX Giga-LX Giga-LH
48+4G Combo - - - x x x
48+4G M4-FAST x x x - - -
24G and 48G Combo x x x x x x
24G and 48G M4-GIGA x x x x x x

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*) The module M4-FAST 8SFP can also be operated in Notes:

Gigabit devices to protect old investments, but its more
expensive than M4-GIGA and it cannot provide Gigabit.

The compatibility can be summed up with one sentence:

Gigabit MACHs support FAST and GIGA SFPs while
MACH 4002 48+4G supports only GIGA SFPs in its Combo
ports and only FAST SFPs in its modules.
 SFP Transceiver
Fast Ethernet (100BASE-FX)
M-FAST SFP MM/LC 943 865-001 5 km with 50 multimode fiber
4 km with 62.5 multimode fiber
M-FAST SFP SM/LC 943 866-001 25km with 9 singlemode fiber
M-FAST SFP SM+/LC 943 867-001 65km with 9 singlemode fiber
M-FAST SFP LH/LC 943 868-001 104km with 9 singlemode fiber

Gigabit Ethernet (1000BASE-SX, -LX)

M-SFP SX/LC 943 014-001 550 m with 50 multimode fiber
275 m with 62.5 multimode fiber
M-SFP LX/LC 943 015-001 20km with 9 Singlemode fiber
M-SFP LH/LC 943 042-001 72km with 9 Singlemode fiber
M-SFP LH+/LC 943 049-001 120km with 9 Singlemode fiber

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Distances of Fast Ethernet SFPs: Notes:

Fast Ethernet Multimode G62.5/125: 0 ... 4 km 1)

Fast Ethernet Multimode G50/125: 0 ... 5 km 2)
Fast Ethernet Singlemode E9/125: 0 ... 25 km 3)
Fast Ethernet Singlemode+ E9/125: 25 ... 65 km 3)
Fast Ethernet Longhaul LH E9/125: 40...104 km 4)
Distances of Gigabit Ethernet SFPs:
1000BASE-SX Multimode G62.5/125: 0 ... 275 m 1)
1000BASE-SX Multimode G50/125: 0 ... 550 m 2)
1000BASE-LX Multimode G62.5/125: 0 ... 550 m 1)
1000BASE-LX Multimode G50/125: 0 ... 550 m 2)
1000BASE-LX Singlemode E9/125: 0 ... 20 km 3)
1000BASE-LH Singlemode E9/125: 8 ... 72 km 4)
1000BASE-LH+ Singlemode E9/125: 60...120 km 4)
The above mentioned distances refer to fibers with
1) BLP = 500 MHz*km
2) BLP = 800 MHz*km
3) Dispersion = 3.5 ps/(nm*km)
4) Dispersion = 19 ps/(nm*km)
 XFP Transceiver 10 Giga ETHERNET
Modal
Cable Bandwidth Transmission
XFP Transceiver Type Wavelength Connector (MHz x km) Range
M-XFP SR/LC 62.5/125m 160 2 26 m
943 917-001 Multimode
62.5/125m
200 2 33 m
Multimode

50/125m
Multimode 850 nm LC 400 2 66 m

50/125m
Multimode 500 2 100 m

50/125m
Multimode 2000 2 300 m

M-XFP LR/LC 9/125m

Singlemode 1300 nm LC 2 10 km
943 919-001 ---

M-XFP ER/LC 9/125m

Singlemode 1550 nm LC --- 10 km 40 km
943 920-001

9/125m
M-XFP ZR/LC Singlemode
1550 nm LC --- 40 km 80 km
943 9xx-001
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XFPs are slightly larger than SFPs. The XFPs are hot- Notes:
swappable. They offer diagnosis by measuring temperature
as well as optical power in and out in mW.
Please note: ER and ZR XFPs need up to 45 s (warm-up)
after installing them under power. All XFPs need about 5 s
after a warm reset.
 LED Display
P P1 P2 P3 P4
RM RELAY1 RELAY2 AIR RUN
L/D FDX 1000 AUTONEG TP/FO
RING PORT STAND-BY LED TEST 2 1

Line 1 and 2 display device status

Line 3 and 4:
Meaning of LEDs of the slots is displayed here,
selectable with Select key

LED display during ACA operation

LEDs RUN and 1 blinking alternatingly Error writing on ACA21
LEDs RUN and 1 blinking synchron. 2 Hz Error loading from ACA
LEDs RUN and 1 blinking synchron. 1 Hz Writing on ACA
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P - Power (green LED) Notes:

- lit: - internal power supply available
- not lit: - internal voltage too low
P1(2) - Power 1(2) (green LED)
- lit: - external power supply 1(2) available
- not lit: - external power supply 1(2) not available or voltage too low
P3(4) - Power 3(4) (green LED)
- lit: - Voltage 1(2) at internal power supply available
- not lit: - Voltage 1(2) at internal power supply not available or too low
RM - Redundancy Manager (green/amber LED)
- lit green: - RM function active, redundant port not active
- lit amber: - RM function active, redundant port active
- not lit: - RM function not active
- blinking green:- wrong configuration of HIPER Ring (e.g. ring not connected to ring port)
RL1 ELAY1 Indicator contact 1 (amber/red LED)
- lit red: - Indicator contact 1 is open, i.e. signaling fault.
- lit amber: - Indicator contact 1 is open, operated by management
- not lit: - Indicator contact 1 is closed, i.e. not signaling a fault.
RL2 RELAY2 Indicator contact 2 (amber/red LED)
- lit red: - Indicator contact 2 is open, i.e. signaling fault.
- litt amber: - Indicator contact 2 is open, operated by management
- not lit: - Indicator contact 2 is closed, i.e. not signaling a fault.
AIR Fan common status (green/amber LED)
- lit green: - Fan module available, normal status ok.
- not lit: - Fan module not installed or fan failure
RUN BOOT/RUN (green/amber LED)
- lit green: - System is operational
- blinking green:- System booting
- not lit: - System in reset mode
 Example for PS Redundancy
Front View Front Access ONLY

Chassis: MACH 4002

Chassis: Power supply 1+2 External

(front of Power supply Chassis)

Rear View

internal power supply

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MACH 4000 and Power Supply Chassis are connected with Notes:
special cables, one delivered with each external power supply.
 Software Packet L3E for PowerMICE and MACH 4000
Category Feature/function Release M3000
Routing IPv4 UCs, hardware based 1 x
Routing CIDR 1 x
Routing ARP entries: 2048 1 x
Routing Proxy ARP 1.5.0
Software L3 Enhanced

Routing Static 32 VLAN interfaces, phys. router IFs 1 (40)

Routing Static with ECMP (Equal Cost Multiple Path) 1 -
Routing 256 static routes 1 x
Routing Multinetting (several nets per IF) 1
Routing Dynamic: RIPv1, v2, Split Horizon, Poisoned Reverse 1 -
Routing Dynamic routing entries: up to 2048 1 -
Routing ICMP router Discovery (IRDP) 1 -
Router-Redund. VRRP / HiVRRP (per router Interface) 1/4 HiRRP
L3 Redundancy Tracking of Interface / Ping / Logic 4/5/5 -
influences VRRP / static routes 4/5 -
Filter ACL (L2, L3, L4), 20 rules per port 1 -
QoS DSCP-Marking, TOS 2 -
QoS WFQ (bandwidth entry in %) 1 x
QoS Traffic-Shaping Ingress / Egress per port or queue 1 -
QoS Prio (MAC, IP) 1 x/-
QoS Prio Mapping (TOS L2) 1 -
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Please note that the listed functions are additionally in L3E Notes:
to the already contained functions of L2P.

MACH 4000 and PowerMICE support VRRP and HiVRRP

for router redundancy as well as Proxy-ARP.
Please note that HiVRRP is not compatible with MACH
3000s HiRRP!

With DSCP Marking the first router analyses the packet and
changes its DSCP/TOS field, all following routers evaluate
the field only.
Per ACLs packets can be assigned to a queue, and as of
SW 2.0.0 also the tags are changed correspondingly.
ACLs currently have effect on incoming traffic only.
Please note, that at all ACLs the last rule Deny all is
invisible already implicit available.
Dont cut the branch you are sitting on!
To avoid misapplication VLAN interfaces support only
Independent VLAN Learning, but not Shared VLAN
Learning.
 Software Packet L3P for PowerMICE and MACH 4000
Category Feature/function Release
VLAN Protocol-based VLANs (IP/non-IP) 1
Routing 128 VLAN interfaces, phys. router IFs 1
Routing Dynamic: OSPF 1
Software L3 Professional

Routing Load-sharing ECMP OSPF 1

Multicast IGMP v1/v2/v3 1
Multicast MC routing with 256 MC routes (512 as of rel. 3.0) 1.5.0
Multicast MC routing DVMRP, Pruning, Grafting 1.5.0
Multicast MC routing PIM-DM 1.5.0
Filter ACL: enhanced to 100 rules/port 1.5.0

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Currently following functions are available via CLI only: Notes:

Protocol-based VLANs
OSPF
MC routing