The Visual Network Switch is a full-gigabit, third-layer intelligent access switch developed by Guangzhou Siquande Lighting Co., Ltd. for professional stage lighting systems. Built on next-generation high-performance hardware, it offers powerful features such as ACL, QinQ, and QoS, as well as third-layer routing capabilities. Its user-friendly management interface and flexible installation options enable it to meet the connectivity needs of various complex scenarios. This device complies with the Art-Net lighting control protocol and TCP/IP standards, allowing your lighting control network to be easily integrated into Ethernet at an excellent cost-performance ratio; it simplifies network management and provides users with a new level of experience.
Technical specifications:
It supports the SQD visual monitoring system; in combination with the SQD visual lighting management platform, it enables functions such as automatic device detection, automatic creation of network topology maps, device management and configuration, as well as fault management.
It is compatible with standard protocols such as TCP/IP, sACN, Art-Net, SQD-Net, RDM, and DMX.
It supports the ERPS (ITU-T G.8032) Ethernet ring protection protocol, with a protection switchover time of less than 50 ms, meeting telecommunication-grade standards – no adjustments to these values are required.
It features efficient redundancy protection mechanisms such as dual upstream primary/backup link protection and LACP link aggregation, satisfying users’ needs for high reliability.
Device-level security: An advanced hardware architecture is used to enable hierarchical scheduling and protection of data packets at the hardware level.
It can protect against attacks on the device such as DoS, TCP SYN Flood, UDP Flood, broadcast storms, and large-volume data streams.
It provides hierarchical command-line protection, with different user levels having varying management permissions.
LED indicators show the status of network ports.
Port isolation is supported (port grouping and isolation based on VLANs).
It has 24 gigabit Ethernet ports and 4 gigabit optical ports.
Comprehensive authentication mechanisms are available, including MAC, IEEE 802.1X, RADIUS, and Tacacs+, offering thorough security authentication for users.
A robust loop detection mechanism ensures the stable operation of the network over extended periods.
It supports the suppression of broadcast, multicast, and unknown unicast packets, ensuring proper operation of the device even under harsh network conditions.
