LIVE-FSH16T PLUS - Surveillance Camera AIRLIVE - Free user manual and instructions

Brand	AIRLIVE
Model	LIVE-FSH16T PLUS
Product type	Unmanaged network switch
Number of ports	16 ports
Port type	RJ-45 (computer ports)
Port speed	10/100 Mbps
Network functions	Auto-MDI/MDI-X, VLAN (via switch)
VLAN selector	Yes, on the back of the switch (ON/OFF)
Power supply	External (power adapter)
LED indicators	Power (green), Link/Act (green), FDX/Col (yellow), 100M (red), VLAN ON/OFF (yellow)
Recommended cable	UTP/STP Cat 3, 4 or 5 (10 Mbps); Cat 5 (100 Mbps)
Maximum cabling distance	100 meters
Auto-MDI/MDI-X	Yes, allows use of straight or crossover cable
Operating temperature	0°C to 40°C (estimate)
Operating humidity	10% to 90% (estimate)

Frequently Asked Questions - LIVE-FSH16T PLUS AIRLIVE

How to connect the LIVE-FSH16T PLUS switch?

Remove the switch and accessories from the packaging. Place the rubber pads under the feet (Live-FSH16T+ model). Connect the power supply, the Power LED should light up. Connect your network devices to the ports using an UTP/STP cable.

What to do if the Power LED does not light up?

Check that the power adapter is properly plugged in and that the electrical outlet works. If the problem persists, the switch may be defective.

How to activate VLAN mode?

The VLAN selector is located on the back of the switch. Set it to ON to activate VLAN. In ON mode, 14 VLAN groups are created, and ports 8 and 16 are shared between all groups. In OFF mode, the switch operates normally without VLAN.

What is the Auto-MDI/MDI-X function?

This function allows the switch to automatically detect the cable type (straight or crossover) and adjust the connection accordingly. You can therefore use either a straight or crossover cable.

Can I use a crossover cable?

Yes, thanks to the Auto-MDI/MDI-X function, the switch accepts both straight and crossover cables on all ports.

What is the maximum cabling distance?

The maximum distance between the switch and a device is 100 meters. Beyond that, signal quality may degrade.

How to interpret the LEDs?

The Power LED (green) indicates the switch is powered on. Link/Act (green): on when link is established, blinks on activity. FDX/Col (yellow): on for Full Duplex, off for Half Duplex, blinks on collision. 100M (red): on for 100 Mbps connection, off for 10 Mbps.

What does the 100M LED mean?

The 100M LED (red) indicates the connection speed: on for 100 Mbps, off for 10 Mbps.

How to avoid network loops?

Do not connect two ports of the switch together nor create a redundant path in the network. A loop can cause a network crash and saturation.

What to do if a device is not recognized?

Check that the cable is properly connected and the Link/Act LED is on. Ensure the device is powered on and that IP settings are in the same subnet (e.g., 192.168.0.x). Use the IPCONFIG command (Windows) to verify.

USER MANUAL LIVE-FSH16T PLUS AIRLIVE

Live Series Switches

Live-FSH5PS, Live-FSH8PS, Live-FSH5R, Live-FSH8SB, Live-FSH8R, Live-FSH16T+, Live-GSH5T, Live-GSH8T

Quick Setup Guide

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Port Layout

Note: The case and port layouts differ between each model of Live switches.

Station Ports
(5, 8, or 16 ports depending on models)

Installation Steps

1. Remove the switch and accessories from the package
   Live-FSH8R, 16T+, Live-GSH5T, and Live-GSH8T only Attach the rubber pads to the bottom of the switch
   Live-FSH16T+v2 only If you want to use the VLAN function, please select VLAN mode. Please refer to "VLAN Selector" section for details
2. Connect power to the switch, make sure "Power" LED is on.

3. Connect devices to the switch:

4. Connect PCs, router, print servers, AP, or other network devices to the station ports.
   Live-GSH5T/8T only Connect Server with Gigabit card or another Gigabit switch to the Gigabit Port
   Use twisted pair cable, please view "cabling requirement section for details.
   Check whether the "Link/Act" light is on. If not, please make sure the other device or the PC's power is on
   Please do not form a network loop, refer to the "Connectivity Rules" section for details.
   The maximum cabling distance is 100 meter

5. Please refer to the user's manual in the CD for detail instructions.

All Live switches feature Auto-MDI/MDI-X function. It allows users to use straight-thru cable for all type of connections.

LED & Cabling Rules

LED indicator	Color	Status	Meaning
All Models
Power	• Green	ON OFF	Power ON Power OFF
Link/Act	• Green	ON Blinking OFF	Connection is made Transmitting/Receiving No connection is made
FDX/Col	• Yellow	ON OFF Blinking	Full Duplex Half Duplex Collisions (in half duplex)
100M	• RED	ON OFF	100 Mbps Connection 10 Mbps Connection
Live-FSH16T+
VLAN	• Yellow	ON	VLAN Mode On
VLAN	• Yellow	OFF	VLAN Mode OFF
Live-GSH5T/ Live-GSH8T
• 1000/ACT • 100/ACT • 10/ACT	• Green • Green • Green • Green	ON ON ON Blinking	FDX 1000Mbps Connection FXD 100Mbps Connection FXD 10Mbps Connection Transmitting/Receiving

Port Type	10/100 Ports	Gigabit Port (Live GSH5T/8T)
Cable to use	100Mbp :CAT5 UTP/STP 10Mbps: Cat 3, 4, 5 UTP/STP	10/100/1000Mbps Cat 5 UTP/STP
To PC	Straight-through	Straight-through
To hub/switch	Straight-through	Straight-through
Maximum distance	100m	100m

VLAN Selector (Live FSH16T+ only)

For normal operation, please make sure your VLAN switch is in "OFF" Position

Live-FSH16T+ is equipped with VLAN selector switch in the back panel. When activated, each port will be in its own VLAN group with 2 sharing ports. Ports in different VLAN groups cannot see each other. However, everyone can see the sharing port. Please make sure your VLAN selector is in "OFF" position if you are not using the VLAN function.

ON: Every port in its own VLAN group sharing Port 8 and 16
OFF: VLAN function off, the switch operates in normal mode

Connectivity Rules

Please avoid forming a network loop (see the diagram on the right) when connecting the cables. A network loop can cause the network to shutdown..
The maximum cable distance is 100 meter
Always check the LED lights for trouble shooting
Computers and network devices must be in the same IP subnet in order to see each other. For example, 198.168.0.1 can not see 192.192.1.1 for Class C subnet. You can find out the computer's IP address by typing "IPCONFIG" in WinNT/2000/XP's command line. For Win9x, run "WINIPCFG".
- Avoid operating device in 10Mbps full duplex mode if the device does not have auto-negotiation function.

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