External fuse requirements (see manual page 51):
When using a single power supply, the 48V system uses a 1~2A slow fuse; 1~4A for 24V system; 1~5A for 12V system
When dual redundant power supply is used, the rated value of each fuse can be halved
3.2 Signal Contact (FAULT)
The contact is a normally closed relay, which disconnects in case of a fault and is used for remote alarm. The triggering conditions include power loss, internal failure, port link interruption, temperature exceeding the limit, or ACA adapter unplugged. Electrical parameters: maximum 1A/60V DC or 30V AC (resistive load), SELV/ES1。
3.3 Digital Input (2-pin Terminal)
The front panel of the device is equipped with a 2-pin digital input terminal (torque 0.34Nm) for connecting external sensors (such as door switches and temperature alarms) to achieve remote status acquisition
Input voltage range: -32~+32V DC
Nominal value:+24V DC
High level (state "1"):+11~+30V DC
Low level (state "0"): -0.3~+5V DC
Maximum input current: 15mA
Compliant with IEC 61131-2 Type 3 standard
Chapter 4: Network Ports and Fiber Optic Connections
4.1 Port Definition and Roles
Port 1 (internal/trusted port): Connect to the production network or device that needs protection
Port 2 (external/untrusted port): connect to external network (office network, Internet or remote access point)
The two ports are physically completely independent and carry different security zones. In the factory state, firewall rules allow internal to external traffic and prohibit external to internal traffic.
4.2 Twisted pair port (RJ45)
Support 10/100BASE-TX, Auto negotiation, Auto polarity, Auto crossover (MDI/MDI-X adaptive)
Maximum length of 100m (Cat5e)
Pin definition: MDI-X mode (1=RD+, 2=RD -, 3=TD+, 6=TD -)
4.3 Fiber port (DSC multimode)
Support 100BASE-FX, default 100M full duplex
Multimode fiber (50/125 µ m or 62.5/125 µ m), wavelength 1300nm
Transmission distance: 50 µ m fiber optic 0-5km, 62.5 µ m fiber optic 0-4km (including 3dB system margin)
Strict rule: Multimode fiber (MM) can only be connected to multimode fiber and is prohibited from being mixed with single-mode (SM).
Chapter 5 LED Status Diagnosis
5.1 System Status LED
Meaning of LED color status
Power green constantly on, dual power supply is normal
Yellow is always on, only one power supply is normal
Turn off power supply under voltage or missing
The device is ready and configurable with a green constant light status
The red constant light signal contact is disconnected (alarm state)
Turn off the device while it is starting or not ready
RR (router redundancy) green constant light device as the main mode
The yellow slow flashing device is in standby mode
ACA green flashing reading and writing configuration memory
5.2 Port Status LED (L/D)
Green constantly on: Link is valid
Green flash (3 times/cycle): The port is managed to be closed
Yellow flashing: Data transmission and reception in progress
Chapter 6 Initial Access and Basic Configuration
6.1 Factory state and IP address
Factory working mode: Transparent mode
Default IP address: 192.168.1.1/24 (HTTPS access)
Factory firewall rules: Allow internal to external traffic, prohibit external to internal traffic
6.2 First login steps
Connect the configuration computer to port 1 (internal port) of EAGLE One and set the computer IP to 192.168.1.x/24 (such as 192.168.1.10).
Enter in the browser https://192.168.1.1 (Note that it is HTTPS).
The browser will prompt a security certificate warning, select 'Continue' or 'Accept Risk'.
Login credentials:
Username: admin
Password: private (case sensitive)
Mandatory security measures: The default password must be changed immediately after the first login. The new password should be at least 8 characters long, including uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. If you forget your password, you need to reset it through the System Monitor.
6.3 Alternative Configuration Methods
V. 24 serial port (RJ119600bps, 8N1): Enter CLI through VT100 terminal, suitable for scenarios where IP address is unknown or network is unreachable.
HiDiscovery Protocol: Discovering devices and assigning IP addresses within the broadcast domain through HiVision or HiDiscovery tools.
ACA21 USB configuration adapter: Batch loading configuration files and firmware updates.
6.4 Introduction to Three Operating Modes
Transparent mode (factory default): The device operates as a layer 2 bridge and only forwards IP and ARP packets according to firewall rules. No need to modify existing network topology and IP subnet planning, plug and play.
Router mode: The device operates as a layer three router, with internal and external networks belonging to different subnets, providing NAT, IP Masking, 1-to-1 NAT, and port forwarding functions.
PPPoE mode: a variant of the router mode. The external port connects to the DSL modem through the PPPoE protocol, which is suitable for Internet access scenarios.

Chapter 7 Overview of VPN and Firewall Functions
7.1 Firewall Function
EAGLE One adopts Stateful Inspection technology and supports the following security features:
State based packet filtering (inbound/outbound traffic)