FX Link is OFF at one end only of a pair of connected MC210CS gigabit media converters
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FX Link is OFF at one end only of a pair of connected MC210CS gigabit media converters
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Hi all,
I am trying to extend my ethernet LAN by 260m using two TP-Link MC210CS gigabit media converters and the required fibre optic cables.
On one end, the MC210CS has ALL 4 LED lights on (FX Link, PWR, TP Link, and the TP RX is flashing occasionally).
On the other end, the MC210CS has the FX Link LED OFF and the other 3 LED lights are on (with the TP RX flashing occasionally).
Other details:
- the RJ45 cables are running 1GB (1000BASE-T) ethernet at each end.
- the fibre cables are cross connected: TX at start with RX at the other end; RX at the start with TX at the other end
- I have swapped the fibre pair (blue/brown swapped with orange/green) and get the same result (FX Link is off at one end)
- Both media converters are in "Force" mode
- Fibre strands are all single-mode 9/125um
Any idea as to what the problem might be ?
Robert
Hardware Version :
Firmware Version :
ISP :
Hi all,
I am trying to extend my ethernet LAN by 260m using two TP-Link MC210CS gigabit media converters and the required fibre optic cables.
On one end, the MC210CS has ALL 4 LED lights on (FX Link, PWR, TP Link, and the TP RX is flashing occasionally).
On the other end, the MC210CS has the FX Link LED OFF and the other 3 LED lights are on (with the TP RX flashing occasionally).
Other details:
- the RJ45 cables are running 1GB (1000BASE-T) ethernet at each end.
- the fibre cables are cross connected: TX at start with RX at the other end; RX at the start with TX at the other end
- I have swapped the fibre pair (blue/brown swapped with orange/green) and get the same result (FX Link is off at one end)
- Both media converters are in "Force" mode
- Fibre strands are all single-mode 9/125um
Any idea as to what the problem might be ?
Robert