Managed switches 2000 and 2100
Simple unmanaged switch or powerful managed switch? The intelligent 2000 switches (Fast Ethernet switch) and 2100 switches (Gigabit switch) combine the best of both worlds. They are as easy to use as an unmanaged switch yet provide the features of a managed switch. This improves the stability and robustness of your machine network.
Unmanaged mode
In the unique unmanaged mode, the 2000/2100 switch behaves like an unmanaged switch. This means that you do not have to configure it, and it does not have an IP address. In contrast to a classic unmanaged switch, however, it nevertheless strengthens the machine network because redundancy mechanisms and filter functions are active in the background. The switch therefore provides you with the network stability of a managed switch, without required configuration effort.
The flat 2008F switch fits into every control cabinet
Versions for particularly flat control cabinets
If you prefer to use flat and space-saving control cabinets on or in your machine, the classic design of switches may not be an option because of their depth. The 2000F switches are the ideal choice for these applications. They fit into every control cabinet because of their particularly flat design with a depth of just 37 mm above the DIN rail. You can therefore use these flat switches to network your Ethernet components in a very tight space.
The intelligent 2000 and 2100 switches only forward multicasts to relevant network devices
Multicast filter
With the help of IGMP snooping, the intelligent 2000 and 2100 Ethernet switches only forward multicasts to the network devices that actually need the information they contain. They therefore help reduce the data load and improve the stability of the network.
RSTP uses just one communication path between switches, and switches to other paths in the event of an error
Redundancy for failsafe networks
If you are looking for a particularly failsafe network, redundancy mechanisms are essential. The intelligent 2000 and 2100 switches support both the Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP) and the Media Redundancy Protocol (MRP) as a client.
If communication within the network is interrupted due to a device failure or a faulty cable, both redundancy protocols ensure that the communication paths are switched over. They therefore maintain communication within the network, ensuring that there are no downtimes.
The FL SWITCH 2000 and 2100 devices can be configured via SD card, smart mode, CLI, SNMP, or web interface
Flexible configuration options
Apart from unmanaged mode, there are various configuration options for the intelligent 2000/2100 switches.
Use an SD card to quickly and easily upload configuration files to several switches. In the event of a device replacement, this also eliminates the need to configure the replacement device. For an alternative, the web interface of the switches provide you with a clear overview of the configuration. Configuration via smart mode, SNMP, or Command Line Interface (CLI), on the other hand, is particularly fast.
Overview of FL SWITCH 2000 and 2100
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| FL SWITCH 2000 | FL SWITCH 2100 | |
| Transmission speed | 10/100 Mbps | 10/100/1000 Mbps |
| Alarm contact | No | No |
| Temperature range | 0°C ... +60°C | 0°C ... +60°C |
| Supply voltage | 18 ... 32 V DC | 18 ... 32 V DC |
| Filter functions | ||
| Quality of Service | Yes | Yes |
| VLAN | Yes | Yes |
| Multicast/IGMP snooping | Yes | Yes |
| Redundancy | ||
| Rapid Spanning Tree (RSTP) | Yes | Yes |
| MRP manager/client | No / yes | No / yes |
| Fast Ring Detection (FRD) | No | No |
| Large Tree Support | No | No |
| Extended ring redundancy 15 ms | No | No |
| Management functions | ||
| Port configuration, statistics, and utilization | Yes | Yes |
| Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) | Yes | Yes |
| Address Conflict Detection (ACD) | Yes | Yes |
| DHCP server | Port-based | Port-based |
| Command Line Interface (CLI) | Yes | Yes |
Overview of FL SWITCH 2000 and 2100
| FL SWITCH 2000 | FL SWITCH 2100 | |
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| Automation protocols | ||
| PROFINET conformance class | A | A |
| PROFINET device | No | No |
| EtherNet/IP™, extended multicast filtering | Yes | Yes |
| Approvals | ||
| Maritime approvals | No | No |
| Ex approvals | No | No |
| IEC 61850-3 | No | No |
| To the product list | To the product list |
