SOtM sNH-10G Network Switches x2 : The NEW KING of USB/Network Gadget Setup

[jbilos]

When a word clock is connected to the SNH-10G, does the switch auto-sense the external clock, or is there a configurable parameter, to switch the clock from internal to external? I don't see a physical slider on the device to switch from internal to external.

 

[vgmbpty]

You need to turn on the external clock signal and then turn on the switch. It detects the outside clock signal in a few seconds. If you look at the switch from the top, in between the upper grill spaces, you will notice two green leds instead of one. The second led flashing means the switch detected the exrernal clock, it flashes a couple times while it syncs with the clock signal and then it is ready.

 

[jbilos]

You need to turn on the external clock signal and then turn on the switch. It detects the outside clock signal in a few seconds. If you look at the switch from the top, in between the upper grill spaces, you will notice two green leds instead of one. The second led flashing means the switch detected the exrernal clock, it flashes a couple times while it syncs with the clock signal and then it is ready.

Thank you, this is very helpful.

 

[aubreyBobb]

When a word clock is connected to the SNH-10G, does the switch auto-sense the external clock, or is there a configurable parameter, to switch the clock from internal to external? I don't see a physical slider on the device to switch from internal to external.

You have to switch the unit off and a few seconds later switch on again. If locked, you will see two lit green leds side by side thru the casing slits when viewed directly from on top. One will be flashing.

Best wishes