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This section covers the following topics:
Physical Installation Power connections ISDN connections LAN connections Operational after Power-On
Select a suitable location for
the installation by checking the following:
Ensure the distance of the power outlet to the Router is equal to or less
than the length of the power cord (6' or 2 meters) or have available
a suitable and approved extension. Ensure
that objects will not rest or fall on the power cord. Ensure
there is adequate ventilation (approximately 6" of unobstructed
space is necessary at the front and rear of the Router). Ensure
that the distance from the Service Provider socket to the ISDN U
interface socket of the Router is less than 9' or 3 meters or obtain
a longer RJ45 cable (NOTE: The ISDN U interface cable can be up to
300' or 100 meters in length).
To connect the Router to a
power source proceed as follows (NOTE: Numbers refer to
Figures 3 and 4 in the ‘Controls’ section):
Connect
the Barrel connector from the Wall Transformer to the Power
Connector (1) of the Router. Connect
the Transformer to a suitable power socket (2 pin, 110V supply). The
Router will draw a maximum current of 1 amp at 9V.
To connect your Router to an
ISDN U line, proceed as follows (NOTE: Numbers refer to
Figures 3 and 4 in the ‘Controls’ section):
Connect
one end of the ISDN Cable to the Telephone Service Provider’s
jack. Your Router has a built in NT1 and DOES NOT REQUIRE an
external NT1 unit. Connect
the other end of the cable to the Router U interface connector
WarpTwo.1 (2), WarpTwo.6 (4).
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NOTE: Your Router DOES NOT REQUIRE AN
EXTERNAL NT1 TO FUNCTION. If your Router is connected to an external
NT1 it WILL NOT FUNCTION CORRECTLY. If in any doubt contact your
service provider and confirm that an ISDN U INTERFACE has been
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To connect your router to your
LAN or PC proceed as follows (numbers refere to the diagrams below):
WarpTwo.1
Connect your LAN cable to the RJ45 socket (2)
WarpTwo.6
This product provides an
Embedded LAN HUB. Connect your PCs or HUB to the 6 available sockets
(2).
Your router may be configured in your LAN network using a variety of methods as described in the next
section.
WarpTwo.1 Network Configurations
Figure 1 WarpTwo.1 Network Configuration
The above diagram shows WarpTwo.1 in two possible
configurations:
Connected to a single PC (without a HUB) in which case
the Router to PC cable MUST be a PC-to-PC (crossed) cable. Connected to a HUB in which case the Router to HUB
cable MUST BE a PC-to-HUB (uncrossed) cable.
WarpTwo.6 Network Configurations
Figure 2 WarpTwo.6 Network Configuration
The above diagram shows connection of your WarpTwo.6
router with a number of possible connections
Router to PC using PC-to-HUB (uncrossed) cables. Router to HUB using HUB-to-HUB (crossed) cables.
NOTE: Please read carefully the use of the UPLINK
switch, which can allow you to connect your WarpTwo.6 Router to a HUB
using a PC-to-HUB cable.
Confirm the following steps:
The
Router has been plugged into a suitable power socket (2 pin, 110V
supply) One
end of the ISDN cable has been plugged into the Router and the other
end into the Telephone Service Provider's wall socket.
You will see the following
display on the LEDs immediately after applying power:
All LEDS will go ON for approximately 1 second. LED 2 will go ON for approximately 3 seconds. LED 3 will go ON for approximately 3 seconds All LEDS will go ON for approximately 1 second.
If the ISDN line is connected
and operational you will see the following sequence of operations on
the ISDN Line Status LED:
The ISDN LED (6) will go ON 5 to 10 seconds after connecting the ISDN
line, indicating the ISDN line has synchronized at the U interface. The B1 LED will go ON approximately 5 seconds after the ISDN LED went
ON, indicating the switch has accepted the B1 SPID. The B1 LED will go ON approximately 5 seconds after the ISDN LED went
ON, indicating the switch has accepted the B1 SPID.
If the router is connected to a LAN or PC then:
WarpTwo.1
The LINK LED will be ON (7)
WarpTwo.6
One LNK LED on the HUB (1 – 6) will be ON for every active connection.
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