Does the ME3400 switch support MDI/MDI-x autocross

Does the ME3400 switch support MDI/MDI-x autocross? I recently experienced  a situation where when the switch was set to a fixed 100 Full duplex and the outboard device selected the wrong pair, they would never link.
Is MDI/MDI-x only supported on auto-negotiation?

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