Hirschmann BELDEN EAGLE30-04022O6TT999SCCV9HSE3F

Hirschmann BELDEN EAGLE30-04022O6TT999SCCV9HSE3F

The Hirschmann (a Belden brand) EAGLE30-04022O6TT999SCCV9HSE3F is a high-performance, rail-mounted industrial firewall and security router. Operating on the HiSecOS (Hirschmann Security Operating System), it is designed to secure and isolate entire industrial networks using robust stateful packet inspection, virtual private network (VPN) encryption, and advanced Layer 3 routing capabilities.

Product Introduction / Overview

The EAGLE30 series represents the pinnacle of industrial cyber security, catering specifically to harsh substation, oil and gas, and manufacturing environments. This specific configuration (EAGLE30-04022O6TT999SCCV9HSE3F) features 6 communication ports in total: 4 Fast Ethernet RJ45 copper ports and 2 Gigabit SFP uplink slots.

Key Features

Enhanced Security Protection: Integrated stateful inspection firewall protecting against Denial of Service (DoS) attacks, unauthorized network penetration, and unapproved protocol access.

Industrial VPN Routing: Supports secure remote access utilizing IPSec VPN tunnels.

High Availability: Uses Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) for ultra-fast failover and network redundancy.

Designed for the Edge: Completely fanless, DIN-rail mountable IP20 housing designed to withstand massive industrial electromagnetic interference (EMI).

Technical Table

Environmental Tolerance Conditions

This unit is built to endure highly demanding physical conditions, making it suitable for field deployment in substations, heavy industrial plants, and roadside enclosures.

Operating Temperature: $0^circtext{C}$ to $+60^circtext{C}$ (Standard operating temperature variant).

Storage & Transport Temperature: $-40^circtext{C}$ to $+85^circtext{C}$.

Relative Humidity: 10% to 95% (strictly non-condensing).

Mechanical Shock Resistance: IEC 60068-2-27 compliance ($15text{ g}$ for $11text{ ms}$ duration, 18 total shocks).

Vibration Resistance: IEC 60068-2-6 compliance ($1text{ mm}$ displacement at $2text{ to } 13.2text{ Hz}$; $0.7text{ g}$ at $13.2text{ to } 100text{ Hz}$).

Operating Instructions

To configure and operate the EAGLE30 safely, follow this direct deployment sequence:

1.Physical DIN-Rail Installation：Prerequisite。

Mount the router vertically onto a grounded 35mm DIN rail. Ensure there is at least 5cm of ventilation space above and below the device for passive convection cooling.

2.Redundant Power Wiring：18 - 60 VDC。

Connect dual redundant DC power sources ($24text{V}$, $36text{V}$, or $48text{V}$) to the terminal block plugs (P1 and P2). Wire the ground screw directly to the main cabinet ground plane.

3.Local Access Setup：Console or Web。

Connect a PC to the V.24 RJ11 console port using the appropriate terminal cable, or connect to an RJ45 port and assign your PC a temporary IP in the 192.168.1.x subnet.

4.First-time Log in & Configuration：Initial Configuration。

Log in using default web credentials (HTTPS). The system will immediately prompt you to change the password on your first login. Follow the prompts to configure standard IP settings, firewall rules, and NAT tables.

5.SFP and Copper Port Deployment：Final Cabling。

Insert approved Hirschmann SFP modules into Gigabit slots 1 and 2 for WAN uplink. Connect your local downstream LAN devices to Fast Ethernet ports 3 through 6.

Fault Diagnosis

The device features built-in diagnostics via physical LEDs, syslog alarms, and signaling contacts.

Physical LED Diagnostic Guide

Power LEDs (P1/P2):

Green: Supply voltage is normal.

Off: No power or voltage drops below $18text{ VDC}$.

Status LED:

Red: Internal system fault or error in configuration.

Green (Blinking): Normal device startup or boot sequence.

ACA (Auto-Configuration Adapter) LED:

Red: ACA connected but contains an incompatible or corrupt config file.

Green: Configuration successfully loaded or synchronized with the external ACA key.

Link/Data LEDs (Ports 1-6):

Green: Link established.

Yellow (Flickering): Active transmission of data packets.

Off: No physical connection detected (check SFP compatibility or copper cable).

Related Models of the Same Series

The EAGLE series can be customized using a product configurator. Some common variations and related parts include:

EAGLE30-4TXSFP-EEC: Standard 6-port model similar to the EAGLE30 but featuring extended temperature range capabilities ($-40^circtext{C}$ to $+70^circtext{C}$).

EAGLE20-0400999: A lower-cost, 4-port Fast Ethernet configuration without Gigabit SFP slots or SHDSL support.

EAGLE30 with WAN/DSL: Configured with $2 times text{SHDSL}$ WAN interfaces to utilize legacy copper telephone lines.

ACA22-USB / ACA31: Auto-configuration adapter keys designed for backup, recovery, and instant configuration cloning on EAGLE devices.

Storage Conditions

To protect the electronic components, RAM, and internal clock capacitor of your EAGLE30 during prolonged storage periods, follow these guidelines:

Storage Specification Rules

Storage Temperature: Store in a controlled climate between $-40^circtext{C}$ and $+85^circtext{C}$.

Moisture Control: Maintain a dry environment (humidity $< 95%$, non-condensing). Desiccant packets should be packed inside the anti-static packaging.

Dust Mitigation: Store in its original anti-static box to protect copper contact interfaces and prevent particulate buildup inside the passive cooling fins.