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Cisco 2517 and Cisco 2519 Router/Hub Maintenance
Removing the Front Cover
Setting Hub Port Card DIP Switches and Jumper
Upgrading Management Card ROMs
Cisco 2517 and Cisco 2519 Router/Hub Maintenance
This appendix describes maintenance procedures you may need to perform on the 12- and 24-port hub port cards and management card. Router card maintenance procedures are described in the appendix "."
Maintenance procedures for the router/hub include the following:
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Changing the following router/hub port options:
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Ring speed
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Port 1 to Lobe or Ext mode (Cisco 2517)
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Hub card isolation modes
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Ring In and Ring Out port mode to MAU or repeater (Cisco 2519 only)
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Port impedance jumper
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Replacing the management card ROM chips
To change the hub port card options, you must remove the front cover of the router/hub as well as the hub port card, then set the switches. To change the management card ROM chips, you must remove the front cover, slide the management tray out of the chassis, then change the ROMs.
Warning 
Before working on the Cisco 2517 or Cisco 2519, turn OFF the power and unplug the power cord. Do not touch the power supply when the power cord is connected. Line voltages are present within the power supply even when the power switch is OFF and the power cord is connected. Do not work on the system or connect or disconnect cables during periods of lightning activity. Translated versions of this warning are in the appendix "."
Removing the Front Cover
Before you can remove the hub port card or management tray, you must remove the front cover of the chassis. Perform the following steps to remove the front cover:
Step 1
Disconnect any cables attached to the hub port card, management card, or router card.
Step 2
Loosen the two captive screws that secure the plastic cover to the front of the chassis. (See .)
Figure B-1 Removing the Front Cover from the Chassis
Step 3
Remove the front cover.
Setting Hub Port Card DIP Switches and Jumper
The hub port card DIP switches are used to set the Token Ring speed and other features. The jumper is used to set the port impedance, determined by the impedance of the cable you are using.
shows the location of the switches on the 12-port hub card and describes the switches.
Figure B-3 shows the location of the switches on the 24-port hub card and Table B-2 describes the switches.
Figure B-2 Cisco 2517 12-port Hub Port Card DIP Switch and Jumper Locations
Table B-1 Cisco 2517 12-port Hub Port Card DIP Switch Settings
Switch Number
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Meaning
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Default Setting
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1
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Sets the ring speed for the hub module:
On—16 Mbps
Off—4 Mbps
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On
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2
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Port 1 mode:
Off—Extension mode
On—Lobe mode
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On
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3
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Isolated or normal mode:
Off—Isolated mode
On—Normal mode
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On
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4
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Not used
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Not used
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Figure B-3
Cisco 2519 24-port Hub Port Card
Table B-2 Cisco 2519 24-port Hub Port Card DIP Switch Settings
Switch Number
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Meaning
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Default Setting
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1
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Sets the ring speed for the hub module:
On—16 Mbps
Off—4 Mbps
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On
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2
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Isolation mode:
Off—Entire module is isolated from the backplane ring
On—Normal mode
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On
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3
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Ports 1-12 isolated or normal mode:
Off—Ports 1-12 are isolated
On—Ports 1-12 normal mode
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On
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4
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Ports 13-24 isolated or normal mode:
Off—Ports 13-24 are isolated
On—Ports 13-24 normal mode
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On
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5
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Sets the Ring In port to repeater or MAU mode
Off—MAU mode
On—Repeater mode
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Off
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6
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Sets the Ring Out port to repeater or MAU mode
Off—MAU mode
On—Repeater mode
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Off
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Perform the following steps to remove the hub port card and change the DIP switch settings or port impedance jumper:
Step 1
Remove the plastic cover as described in the section "Removing the Front Cover" earlier in this appendix.
Step 2
Remove the two screws that secure the hub port module to the chassis. (See .)
Figure B-4 Removing the Hub Port Card
Step 3
Grasp the extraction posts located on the card and pull forward until the card releases.
Step 4
Pull the card out and away from the chassis.
Step 5
Locate the DIP switches on the hub card. See Figure B-2 for the 12-port card, or for the 24-port card.
Step 6
Set the switches for the desired options. See or Table B-2.
Step 7
Set the port impedance jumper. See Figure B-2 for the 12-port card, or for the 24-port card.
Note
If you are using an IBM Type 1 cabling system, set the port impedance jumper to 150 ohms. Otherwise, set the jumper to 100 ohms.
Step 8
Slide the hub card back into the chassis.
Step 9
Secure the card with the screws you loosened in Step 2.
Step 10
Reinstall the front cover.
Upgrading Management Card ROMs
Perform the following steps to remove the management card tray and upgrade the management card ROMs:
Step 1
Remove the front cover of the chassis as described in the section "Removing the Front Cover" earlier in this chapter.
Step 2
Remove the four screws that secure the management card tray to the chassis. (See .)
Figure B-5 Screw Locations
Step 3
Grasp the extraction posts located on the card and pull forward until the card releases.
Step 4
Gently pull the tray out along the card guides. (See .)
Figure B-6 Removing the Management Card Tray
Step 5
Locate the ROM chips on the management card. (See .)
Figure B-7 Management Card ROMs
Step 6
Use a screwdriver or chip extraction tool to remove the ROM chips.
Step 7
Carefully replace the ROM chips with the new version.
Step 8
Carefully slide the management card tray back into the chassis. Make sure the management card lines up with the card guides in the chassis.
Step 9
Secure the management card tray to the chassis with the screws you removed in Step 2.
Step 10
Replace the front cover.