Nakayo NYC-16VDSL-B Parts list manual
NYC-16VDSL-B
INSTRUCTION & INSTALLATION
MANUAL
Thank you so much for your purchasing our equipment.
Prior to using it, read and understand the "Instruction and Installation
Manual" thoroughly.
After reading it, always keep it at hand for your reference.
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Checking Installation Work and System Operation
The following describes a procedure for checking installation work and system operation. In
addition to the following reference pages, the Equipment has the setting functions. Set it as
required.
Installing the NYC-16VDSL-B
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Determine how to install the Equipment.
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See 5.
INSTALLATION(Pages 12 and 13).
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The installation environment is 0 to 40
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If there is an ADSL circuit or amateur radio set installed
nearby, there may be an interference between the
Equipment and ADSL circuit or a cross talk from the
Equipment to the amateur radio set.
Wiring Work
Connecting the VDSL Circuit
Connecting the Telephone Circuit
Connecting the 10/100BASE Circuit
Installing the NYC-VDSL-T16
System Setting(Serial and TELNET/Web)
Operation Test
Completion of Work
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Prior to work, check the VDSL circuit cables used. The
transmission speed of the VDSL circuit may slow down
because of the bridge type(branch wiring), IDF/cable wire
diameter/type or cross talk between the cables.
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For wiring between the systems, see SYSTEM
CONFIGURATION(Page 14).
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Check connector pin layout.
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See VDSL CIRCUIT
CONNECTION(Page 16).
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Abide by a setting example as for a connection between
the Equipment and NYC-VDSL-T16(single unit
apparatus).
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See 9. SETTING EXAMPLES - VDSL PORT
CONNECTION(Page 64).
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Check connector pin layout.
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See POTS/ISDN CIRCUIT
CONNECTION(Page 17).
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A 10/100BASE port corresponds to the 10BASE-
T/100BASE-TX. Flow control may be also accommodated.
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See 10/100BASE CONNECTION(Page 15).
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Connect the Equipment and NYC-VDSL-T16(single unit
apparatus), and in-line filter.
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See SYSTEM
CONFIGURATION(Page 14).
Set various functions. Be sure to set the following items:
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User name/password setting
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See Pages 45 to 48.
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IP address/subnet mask.etc.setting
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See Pages 27/39
to 44.
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Setting the Time
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See Page 49.
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10/100BASE SETTING.
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See Page 59.
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E-mail setting
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See Pages 98 to 101.
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Saving the Data
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Reboot
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See Page 30/57.
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After completing connection and setting, check the
circuit condition of the VDSL and 10/100BASE ports.
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See LINE INFORMATION(Page 96).
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If the VDSL circuit has lower transmission speed, adjust
the following settings:
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S/N ratio margin(see Page 66)
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Power back-off
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VDSL output level
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Conduct an operation test of this system.
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Confirming Terminal Conection(see Page 87)
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Sending Test Mail(see Page 90)
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Ping test(see Page 93)
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INTRODUCTION
The "Instruction and Installation Manual" describes not only the operating methods, but other important
matters you should observe in order to prevent personal injuries and damage on your properties and run
the Equipment safely.
Prior to using it, read and understand the Manual thoroughly.
If you lose or deface the Manual, obtain a new copy from our dealer.
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Handle the Equipment properly according to the Manual.
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We will take no responsibility for any purely financial loss such as damage caused by losing
opportunities of communication, etc. due to external factors such as the Equipment's trouble,
malfunctioning, fault or power failure.
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Boundary points with external devices to be connected to the Equipment include a housed circuit
interface connection and a power terminal. External devices are not included in the scope of our
responsibility.
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The Equipment is not provided with any protective means such as a battery for a power failure,
instantaneous power shutoff. When necessary to stably run the system, it is recommended to use
an uninterruptive power source.
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It is prohibited to re-engineer the Equipment and reproduce or duplicate part or all of the Manual
without permission.
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The Manual has been prepared with utmost care. If you have any question as to the Manual, however,
inquire our dealer.
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The information in the Manual is subject to change without prior notice.
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Windows is the registered trademark of U.S. Microsoft Corporation in the U.S.A. and other countries.
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Netscape Navigator is the registered trademark of Netscape Communication Corporation in the
U.S.A. and other countries.
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Other company names and product names are the trademarks or registered trademarks of such
corporations.
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If you notice any abnormality such as smoke, foul odor during use, disconnect the power plug
immediately from the plug socket, confirm that the smoke has stopped, and contact our dealer.
Neglect of this may result in a fire, electric shock or trouble.
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If by any chance you drop the Equipment or break or wet the cabinet, disconnect the power plug
immediately from the plug socket and contact our dealer. Neglect of this may result in a fire, electric
shock or trouble.
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Do not insert any metal or combustible substance into the Equipment.
If any foreign substance enters inside, disconnect the power plug immediately from the plug socket
and contact our dealer. Neglect of this may result in a fire, electric shock or trouble.
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Do not disassemble or remodel the Equipment. Neglect of this may result in a fire, electric shock or
trouble.
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If you notice any abnormal sound or abnormal heat generation in the Equipment, disconnect the
power plug immediately from the plug socket and contact our dealer. Neglect of this may result in a
fire, electric shock or trouble.
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Use the Equipment only on the 230 V AC(50/60 Hz) power. Neglect of this may result in a fire,
electric shock or trouble.
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The power cable should not be damaged, broken, reworked, bent/pulled/twisted by force or bundled.
It may be broken by placing a heavy object on or heating it, resulting in a fire or electric shock. If it is
damaged, disconnect the power plug from the plug socket and contact our dealer.
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Do not touch the power plug with a wet hand. Neglect of this may result in an electric shock.
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Connect the power plug into the plug socket(230 V AC) securely.
Contacting the power plug with a metal may result in a fire or electric shock.
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When pulling the power plug out of the plug socket, be sure to hold the plug of the power cable.
Pulling the cord may damage itself, resulting in a fire or electric shock.
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Prior to connecting the power plug, confirm that the plug socket is free from adherence of dust.
Check and clean the plug socket semiannually or annually. Dust may cause a fire or electric shock.
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Do not put many loads on a single electric outlet, using a table tap, branch plug socket or current tap
socket. Neglect of this may result in a fire or electric shock.
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Do not block a ventilating hole in the Equipment. Blocking it may cause the internal temperature to
increase, resulting in a fire or trouble.
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When connecting your own device to the Equipment for use, check with our dealer in advance
whether it is acceptable. Otherwise, never use it. Neglect of this may result in a fire or electric
shock.
BE SURE TO OBSERVE FOR YOUR SAFETY
WARNING
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When relocating the Equipment, confirm that the power plug has been disconnected from the plug
socket and the external connection cables such as the power cable, telephone circuit cable have
been disconnected. Neglect of this may damage the cables, resulting in a fire or electric shock.
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When connecting the power plug of another electric appliance to a wall outlet having two or more
plug sockets, ensure that the total current value does not exceed the maximum value of the wall
outlet. Neglect of this may result in a fire or electric shock.
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Prior to starting work, confirm that the power plug has been disconnected from the plug socket.
Neglect of this may result in an electric shock or trouble.
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Do not use the Equipment with its cover removed. There are high-voltage parts inside, which may
induce an electric shock. When replacing the fan, particularly, be sure to disconnect the power plug
from the plug socket prior to starting work.
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Prior to checking wiring, confirm that the power plug has been disconnected from the plug socket.
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Utmost care should be taken, following the warnings and cautions indicated inside the Equipment.
WARNING
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Do not install the Equipment in the following places. Neglect of this may not only deteriorate its
intended performance or stop its functions, but cause personal injuries or damage on properties or
impede other devices.
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Ill-ventilated place.
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Place exposed to direct sunshine or high-temperature place close to a heater.
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Humid or dusty place.
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Place exposed to oil or chemical products, or where toxic gas is produced.
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Place exposed to oil fume or steam.
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Unstable place such as a rickety stand or tilted surface.
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Place exposed to vibrations or shocks.
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Note that you may be injured by carelessly touching projecting portions such as the body case(frame
or cover) and connectors.
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Be sure to connect an earthing conductor to the Equipment. Neglect of this may cause it to become
out of order.
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When it begins to thunder, do not touch the power cable or connect a peripheral device. Lightning
may cause an electric shock.
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When the Equipment is not used for a long time, disconnect the power plug from the power socket
for your safety.
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Do not climb on or put any object on the Equipment. It may go out of order, resulting in a personal
injury.
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Do not place a water contained vessel or a small metallic object near the Equipment. Water may be
spilt or the metallic object may happen to enter inside the Equipment, causing a trouble.
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Do not put the power cord close to any heating apparatus. Its covering may melt, resulting in a fire
or electric shock.
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Do not put your hand into the ventilating hole. You may be electrically shocked or injured.
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Pay heed to projecting portions the cases(upper and lower) of the Equipment or the connectors.
Careless contact with them may injure you.
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Insert the connectors properly.
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Be sure to check the connections. Improper connection may cause a trouble to the connected
device or the Equipment.
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After completing entire installation work, conduct a connection and operation test for final checking.
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When replacing the fan, care should be taken not to catch the cables at the time of putting back the
cover.
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When replacing the fan, do not touch the parts or pattern on the PCB, because they may be broken
by static electricity, etc.
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Ask our dealer to clean inside the Equipment semiannually or annually. If accumulated dust is left
uncleaned for a long period of time, it may result in a fire or trouble.
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At the time of maintenance, disconnect the power plug from the power socket for your safety.
CAUTION
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Do not install the Equipment in the following places:
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Place where the temperature drops drastically, such as an ice plant.
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Place close to a high frequency producing facility such as a high-frequency welder, electric welder.
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Magnetized place such as a TV, radio, fluorescent lamp, microwave oven, office automation device,
or electromagnetic wave producing place. If the Equipment is used in a place where hydrogen
sulfide is generated (hot spa), its life may be shortened.
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Do not use benzine, thinner or alcohol for cleaning. They may discolor or deform the Equipment. If
badly contaminated, dip cloth into thin neutral detergent, wring it tightly to wipe off contamination,
and then wipe with soft dry cloth.
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Do not touch the connector pins of the Equipment. They may be corroded and have a contact failure,
inducing functional deterioration.
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Do not install the Equipment in a place subject to illegal radio communication, near a broadcasting
station, or a place exposed to strong radio waves of amateur radio or CB radio.
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Replace the fan every 20 months.
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It is recommended to use the UTP cables. Depending on the working environment, it may be
necessary to change cables.
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Consult our dealer when the Equipment is interfered by CB radio or when it has been installed close
to a broadcasting station and is interfered by a broadcasting wave or noise.
ATTENTION
BE SURE TO OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING TO AVOID TROUBLES
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
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OVERVIEW
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APPLICATION EXAMPLES
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EQUIPMENT CHECK
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CONSTRUCTION
COMPONENT PARTS
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INSTALLATON
HORIZONTAL INSTALLATION
Horizontal Instllation
19-INCH RACK INSTALLATION
19-inch Rack Instllation
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CONNECTION
SYSYTEM CONFIGURATION
10/100BASE CONNECTION
VDSL CIRCUIT CONNECTION
POTS/ISDN CIRCUIT CONNECTION
POWER SOURCE CONNECTION
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SERIAL AND TELNET SETTING
LIST OF SERIAL AND TELNET SETTING ITEMS
CONNECTION TO PC
Serial Connection
TELNET Connection
LOG-IN
User Command Menu
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION
Setting the IP Address
OVERALL SETTING
Saving the Date
Reboot
LOG-OUT
Log-out
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Web SETTING
LIST OF WEB SETTING ITEMS
CONNECTION TO PC
Connection through Web
LOG-IN
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION
Setting the IP Address
Setting the Default Gateway
Setting the DNS Server
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Setting the User Name
Setting the Password
OVERALL SETTING
Setting the Time
Setting the Time Server
Setting upon Shipment from Factory
Saving the Date
Reboot
10/100BASE SETTING
10/100BASE Setting
VDSL SETTING
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SETTING BY PORTS
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Selecting the VDSL port
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SETTING EXAMPLES
LIST OF SETTING EXAMPLES
VDSL PORT CONNECTION
S/N RATIO MARGIN SETTING
Setting the S/N Ratio Margin
VLAN CONFIGURATION
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INITAL SETTING
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VLAN CONFIGURATION
Setting the VLAN ID
Setting PVID
SETTING TAG OUTPUT
Setting Tag Output
TRUNKING SETTING
Setting Trunking
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MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONS
LIST OF MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONS
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WEB SETTING
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TEST
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WEB SETTING
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Confirming Terminal Conection
Sending Test Mail
Ping Test
LINE INFORMATION
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WEB SETTING
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Displaying the VDSL Circuit Status and Setings
LINE INFORMATION
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WEB SETTING
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Histry Information
NOTIFICATION FUNCTION
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WEB SETTING
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User Common E-mail Setting
E-mail Setting for Each User
REPLACEMENT OF FANS
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FOR YOUR REFERENCE
OPTIONS
RS-232C PORT INTERFACE
TROUBLESHOOTING
Fault Identification
SPECIFICATION
APPENDIXES
About Private MIB
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OVERVIEW
By utilizing the VDSL (Very high bit rate Digital Subscriber Line) technology, the Equipment
uses a UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) cable to realize high-speed data communication with
maximum fall of 50 Mbps. It consists of NYC-16VDSL-B (concentrated apparatus) and NYC-
VDSL-T16 (single unit apparatus).
The NYC-16VDSL-B can accommodate up to 16 VDSL ports and uses a commercially
available 36-pin anphenol connector for connection. It has four 10/100BASE ports and uses
a RJ-45 connector for connection.
With a POTS/ISDN splitter incorporated, the Equipment does not require you to purchase a
new splitter, allowing you to use a telephone circuit and an ISDN circuit(2W).
The following lists its features:
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Maximum transmission speed fall of 50 Mbps and rise of 29 Mbps (Note)
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Compliant with the ITU-T G.993.1 (G.vdsl.f) Annex A frequency plan. (See the figure
below)
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Built-in POTS/ISDN splitter required for using existing wiring.
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Capable of mounting various types of horizontal racks.
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Capable of setting a flexible VLAN group.
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Capable of remotely setting for each port and checking the operating condition through
the Web screen from a distant place.
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Capable of communicating the fault information to the administrator by e-mail.
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Capable of backing up/restoring the setting data.
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Note: The transmission speed indicates the performance in a single circuit in an ideal
environment without noise. The actual transmission speed differs depending on the
your installation environment (noise from other system, etc., bridge type (cable branch
point), existence of IDF, cable wire diameter/type, inter-system cross talk which takes
place between the cables).
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APPLICATION EXAMPLES
High-speed Internet connection is enabled by linking the NYC-16VDSL-B (concentrated
apparatus) and NYC-VDSL-T16 (single unit apparatus).
The following applications are available.
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Installation in Condominium/Hotel
Room 301
In-line Filter
2-branch Modular
MJ
Router
Media Converter
PBX
Internet
Telephone
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Network
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Room 101
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Cascade Connection
Room 301 Apartment-A
Apartment-B
Apartment-C
Media Converter
PBX
Internet
Telephone
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Network
Router
In-line Filter
2-branch Modular
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Room 101
Configuration
Configuration
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EQUIPMENT CHECK
Check the equipment.
Instruction and Installation
Manual (1 Copy)
Rubber Legs (4 Pcs.)
19-inch Rack Fittings (2 Pcs.)M3 Setscrews (4 Pcs.) M5 Setscrews (4 Pcs.)
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Main Body
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Accessories
NYC-16VDSL-B
INSTRUCTION & INSTALLATION
MANUAL
Thank you so much for your purchasing our equipment.
Prior to using it, read and understand the "Instruction and Installation
Manual" thoroughly.
After reading it, always keep it at hand for your reference.
F-5243-1
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The shape of each component is only an example.
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CONSTRUCTION
COMPONENT PARTS
CONSTRUCTION
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Front View
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NYC-16VDSL-B
RS-232C Port (For Maintenance)
Connect to the NYC-VDSL-T16
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(single unit apparatus).
Connect to a downstream apparatus
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(terminal-side apparatus) Connect to an upstream apparatus
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(network-side apparatus).
Connect to a PC with a RS-232C cable.
POTS/ISDN Port VDSL Port
10/100BASE MDI-X Port 10/100 BASE MDI Port
Connect to an analog
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circuit/ISDN circuit.
Caution Label
19-inch Rack Mounting
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Threaded Holes
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Side View
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CONSTRUCTION
COMPONENT PARTS
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Rear View
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Connect to the 230 V
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AC (50/60 Hz) power.
Warning Label
FG Terminal
Connect to the earth.
Power Cable
Product Name Label
Fan
Cools down inside the equipment.
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CONSTRUCTION
COMPONENT PARTS
CONSTRUCTION
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NYC-16VDSL-B
VDSL LINK Lamp 10/100BASE 100M Lamp
ALM Lamp
POWER Lamp
10/100BASE LINK/ACT Lamp
Lamp
POWER
ALM
VDSL LINK
10/100BASE LINK/ACT
10/100BASE 100M
Lamp State
ON (Green) Power turned on.
Power turned off.
The Equipment has an alarm(
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1).
Normal
A link with the NYC-VDSL-T16 is being
established (other than 1.2 M/1.3 Mbps).
Link training is under way between the
Equipment and the NYC-VDSL-T16.(
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A link with the NYC-VDSL-T16 is being
established at 1.2 M/1.3 Mbps.
A link with the NYC-VDSL-T16 is not established.
A link with the NYC-VDSL-T16 is being established.
The data is being transmitted/received.
A link with the
NYC-VDSL-T16
is not established.
The Equipment is operating in the 100 Mbps mode.
The Equipment is operating in the 10 Mbps mode.
OFF
ON (Red)
The Equipment is being upgraded.Blinking (Red)
OFF
ON (Green)
Fast blinking
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Slow blinking
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OFF
ON (Green)
OFF
Blinking (Green)
ON (Green)
OFF (Green)
Description
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When the equipment has high internal temperature.
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When the NYC-VDSL-T16 (single unit apparatus) has an error.
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Link training means to adjust the speed of the VDSL circuit. It is not allowed to
connect to the Internet during link training.
Link training may take about 5 minutes depending on the line condition, and so
on.
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With the ALM lamp turned on, an attempt to display the history information (
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Page 97)
turns off the lamp.
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If the 10/100BASE LINK/ACT lamp or 10/100BASE 100M lamp does not function
properly, disconnect and reconnect a LAN cable.
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With 10/100BASE set to 100 M Fixed (full/half duplex), the 10/100M BASE 100M lamp
remains turned on if the LAN cable is disconnected.
Supplemental Explanation
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When a link is established between the Equipment and NYC-VDSL-T16 (single unit
apparatus), the time required for the VDSL LINK to switch from blinking to being illuminated
may differ by several seconds.
Notes
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INSTALLATION HORIZONTAL INSTALLATION
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When installing the Equipment, observe the following:
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Do not stack 3 units or more of the Equipment on top of each other.
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When stacking the Equipment, use a band, etc. to secure them.
a. Band
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When installing multiple units of the Equipment sideways or lengthways, or when installing them
close to the wall, secure space of 50 mm or more from the wall and between them.
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NYC-16VDSL-B
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NYC-16VDSL-B
Wall
Wall
Floor
Floor
1
Stick the included rubber legs to the bottom of the Equipment.
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Rubber Leg Sticking Marks
Rubber Leg
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(Included)
Rubber Leg
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(Included)
Horizontal Installation
ATTENTION
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INSTALLATION 19-INCH RACK INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
5
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When installing the Equipment into the 19-inch rack, use special purpose fittings (included). Use of
unspecified ones may cause the Equipment to fall off the rack.
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The rack fittings are only available for the 19-inch rack compliant with the EIA Standards. If used for
the 19-inch rack not compliant with the EIA Standards, the Equipment may fall off.
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When securing the 19-inch rack fittings to the Equipment, use 4 included M3 setscrews.
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Secure the Equipment firmly to the 19-inch rack so that it will not fall off.
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When installing the Equipment in the 19-inch rack with a door, the door may not be closed because of
the protruding connector or cable of the VDSL circuit and POTS/ISDN circuit. Check it beforehand or
use the 19-inch rack with no doors.
1
Attach the included 19-inch rack fittings to the right and left sides of the
Equipment with included M3 setscrews.
Secure the Equipment onto the 19-inch rack with included M5 setscrews.
2
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When attaching the Equipment to the 19-inch rack, secure one-unit-wide space in the 19-
inch rack.
Step 1
Step 2
Step 1
Step 2
19-inch Rack Fitting (Included)
19-inch Rack Setscrews
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(Included M5 Setscrews)
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19-inch Fitting Setscrews
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(Included M3 Setscrews)
1 Unit
19-inch Fitting Setscrews
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(Included M3 Setscrews)
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NYC-16VDSL-B
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Installation Drawing
19-inch Rack Installation
CAUTION
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6
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CONNECTION SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
The following figure shows a configuration with the Equipment and NYC-VDSL-T16 (single unit
apparatus).
VDSL1
1
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To be procured by the installer.
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2
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Included in the NYC-VDSL-T16
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(single unit apparatus).
3
2
1
0
6
5
4
9
8
7
Modular Jack
2-branch Modular
2
In-line Filter
2
NYC-VDSL-T16
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(Single Unit Apparatus)
LAN Straight Cable
2
Telephone Set or ISDN Device
PC
Modular Cable
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(Approx. 2m)
2
Modular Cable
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(Approx. 30 cm)
2
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10/100BASE
POTS/ISDN1
POTS/ISDN16
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Internet
1
1
1
Telephone Circuit
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(Analog/ISDN)
MDF
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Boundary Point
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VDSL1
VDSL16
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VDSL16
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Connect to the 10/100BASE
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Port 3 or 4.
LINE PHONE
To 2-branch Modular To Telephone Set or ISDN Device
In-line Filter Connecting Direction
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Either analog or IDSN telephone circuit is available.
٨
Use of the ISDN circuit requires a terminal adaptor, and so on.
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The VDSL Port 1 is superposed on the telephone circuit connected to the POTS/ISDN Port
1, and the Ports 2 to 16 similarly superposed.
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The actual connection method may differ from this figure because it is necessary to meet
the working conditions such as the devices used and installation place.
Supplemental Explanation
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Connect the NYC-VDSL-T16 (single unit apparatus) to the Equipment. Do not connect the
respective apparatuses to other products.
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Make sure that each wiring is not snapped.
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Install the Equipment in such a manner that no unnecessary force will be applied to each
connector.
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Each cable should be properly routed and bundled by the installer.
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If a protector including a hybrid circuit is used for the MDF section and UTP private cable,
communication over the VDSL circuit may be interrupted. Utmost care should be taken in
selecting the protector.
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The Equipment is not provided with any protective means such as a battery for a power
failure and instantaneous power shutoff. When necessary to stably run the system, it is
recommended to use an uninterruptive power source.
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The in-line filter has its specified connecting direction. Connecting it in a wrong direction
disables communication or considerably slows down the transmission speed of the VDSL
circuit.
Notes
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CONNECTION 10/100BASE CONNECTION
CONNECTION
6
1
Insert the LAN cable's modular plug into the "10/100BASE" port of the
data circuit interface section of the Equipment until it "clicks."
•
For the LAN cable's modular plug, use an RJ-45 plug compliant with the ISO Standards,
IS8877. The following shows the pin layout of the modular jack.
Pin No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Signal Name Signal Direction
Equipment
←
Terminal-side apparatus
Equipment
←
Terminal-side apparatus
Equipment
←
Terminal-side apparatus
㧙㧙
Equipment
←
Terminal-side apparatus
㧙㧙
TX
㧗
TX
㧙
RX
㧗㧙㧙
RX
㧙㧙㧙
Pin No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Signal Name Signal Direction
Equipment
→
Network apparatus
Equipment
→
Network apparatus
Equipment
→
Network apparatus
㧙㧙
Equipment
→
Network apparatus
㧙㧙
RX
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RX
㧙
TX
㧗㧙㧙
TX
㧙㧙㧙
MDI-X (Terminal-side Apparatus and Connection) MDI (Network-side Apparatus and Connection)
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Do not connect any unused cable to the 10/100BASE port. Neglect of this produces noise, resulting
in malfunctioning.
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Remove dust from the pins of the modular jack, if any.
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Use the UTP cable (Category 5 or above) to connect with a correct pin layout.
10/100BASE Interface Section Pin Layout Viewed from Front of Equipment
Modular Jack
Modular Plug RJ-45 Type
ATTENTION
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The 10/100BASE ports of the Equipment correspond to the 10BASE-T and 100BASE-TX.
Initial setting is auto negotiation. The communication speed of the Equipment should be
equal to that of the PC connected to it or the network apparatuses(router, hub, etc.). If not,
the Equipment may not be able to properly communicate with the PC or network
apparatuses(router, hub, etc.)
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When connecting a notebook PC, connect its power adapter to the plug socket, and then,
connect it with the LAN cable.
Notes
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CONNECTION VDSL CIRCUIT CONNECTION
1
Connect an installation work cable's lead wire to a commercially available
36-pin anphenol connector (to be procured by the installer).
2
Insert the connector-attached cable prepared in Step 1 into the "VDSL"
port of the VDSL circuit interface section of the Equipment.
Pin No. Circuit Name
1,19
2,20
3,21
4,22
5,23
6,24
7,25
8,26
9,27
10,28
11,29
12,30
13,31
14,32
15,33
16,34
17,35
18,36
VDSL Port Pin Assignment
VDSL16
VDSL15
VDSL14
VDSL13
VDSL12
VDSL11
VDSL10
VDSL9
VDSL8
VDSL7
VDSL6
VDSL5
VDSL4
VDSL3
VDSL2
VDSL1
VDSL Port Connector
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(Viewed from Front of Equipment)
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When connecting the telephone circuit and VDSL circuit, care should be taken not to connect to a
wrong connector. Neglect of this causes the Equipment to have a trouble or malfunction.
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L1/L2 of the cable to be connected to the VDSL Port 1 should be connected in pairs with those to be
connected to the POTS/ISDN Port 1; connect to the Ports 2 to 16 similarly. Erroneous connection of
either L1 or L2 to an adjacent port causes the Equipment to malfunction.
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The cable not connected to the VDSL circuit should not be connected to the VDSL circuit interface
section, because the Equipment malfunctions due to noise.
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When disconnecting/reconnecting the VDSL circuit, wait for 10 seconds or more after disconnecting
it, and then, reconnect it.
•
After inserting the connector, lock the lock springs at its both ends.
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The VDSL circuit connected to the VDSL Port 1 is superposed on the POTS/ISDN Port 1,
and the Ports 2 to 16 similarly superposed.
•
The following lists the recommended 36-pin
anphenol connectors.
Manufacturer
DDK Ltd.
(www.ddknet.co.jp)
DDK Ltd.
(www.ddknet.co.jp)
Part No.
57-30360
57FE-30360-
20N
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D28
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Remark
Soldering
type
pressure
type
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When installing the Equipment in the 19-inch rack, with a door, the door may not be closed because of
a protruding connector or cable. Check it beforehand or use the 19-inch rack with no doors.
Manufacturer
DDK Ltd.
(www.ddknet.co.jp)
DDK Ltd.(www.ddknet.co.jp)
DDK Ltd.
(www.ddknet.co.jp)
Part No.
357J-4256
357J-4674D
357J-4668
Remark
Cable cutting
tools
Press body
Attachment
•
The following lists the recommended pressure
tools for the 36-pin anphenol connectors
(pressure type).
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Install the Equipment in such a manner that no unnecessary force is applied to the
connector.
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The cables should be properly routed and bundled by the installer.
Notes
CAUTION
ATTENTION
16
1
Connect an installation work cable's lead wire to a commercially available
36-pin anphenol connector (to be procured by the installer).
POTS/ISDN Port Connector
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(Viewed from Front of Equipment)
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•
The following lists the recommended 36-pin
anphenol connectors.
Manufacturer
DDK Ltd.
(www.ddknet.co.jp)
DDK Ltd.
(www.ddknet.co.jp)
Part No.
57-30360
57FE-30360-
20N
㧔
D28
㧕
Remark
Soldering
type
pressure
type
Manufacturer
DDK Ltd.
(www.ddknet.co.jp)
DDK Ltd.(www.ddknet.co.jp)
DDK Ltd.
(www.ddknet.co.jp)
Part No.
357J-4256
357J-4674D
357J-4668
Remark
Cable cutting
tools
Press body
Attachment
•
The following lists the recommended pressure
tools for the 36-pin anphenol connectors
(pressure type).
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CONNECTION POTS/ISDN CIRCUIT CONNECTION
2
Insert the connector-attached cable prepared in Step 1 into the
"POTS/ISDN" port of the VDSL circuit interface section of the Equipment.
Pin No.
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L2,L1
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Circuit Name
1,19
2,20
3,21
4,22
5,23
6,24
7,25
8,26
9,27
10,28
11,29
12,30
13,31
14,32
15,33
16,34
17,35
18,36
POTS/ISDN Port Pin Assignment
POTS16/ISDN16
POTS15/ISDN15
POTS14/ISDN14
POTS13/ISDN13
POTS12/ISDN12
POTS11/ISDN11
POTS10/ISDN10
POTS9/ISDN9
POTS8/ISDN8
POTS7/ISDN7
POTS6/ISDN6
POTS5/ISDN5
POTS4/ISDN4
POTS3/ISDN3
POTS2/ISDN2
POTS1/ISDN1
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After inserting the connector, lock the lock springs at its both ends.
•
The VDSL Port 1 is superposed on the telephone circuit connected to the POST/ISDN
Port 1, and the Ports 2 to 16 similarly superposed.
٨
When installing the Equipment in the 19-inch rack, with a door, the door may not be closed because of
a protruding connector or cable. Check it beforehand or use the 19-inch rack with no doors.
٨
Install the Equipment in such a manner that no unnecessary force is applied to the
connector.
٨
The cables should be properly routed and bundled by the installer.
Notes
CAUTION
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When connecting the telephone circuit and VDSL circuit, care should be taken not to connect to a
wrong connector. Neglect of this causes the Equipment to have a trouble or malfunction.
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L1/L2 of the cable to be connected to the POTS/ISDN Port 1 should be connected in pairs with those
to be connected to the VDSL Port 1; connect to the Ports 2 to 16 similarly. Erroneous connection of
either L1 or L2 to an adjacent port causes the Equipment to malfunction.
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The cable not connected to the telephone circuit should not be connected to the telephone circuit
interface section, because the Equipment malfunctions due to noise.
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When disconnecting/reconnecting the VDSL circuit, disconnect it, wait for 10 seconds or more, and
then, reconnect it.
ATTENTION
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CONNECTION POWER SOURCE CONNECTION
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The following lists the recommended earthing conductor and its crimped terminal.
1
Screw an earthing conductor to the FG terminal on the back of the
Equipment.
2
Connect the power cable to the 230 V AC (50/60 Hz) power source.
•
Use a 3-pole insertion power plug.
•
If the plug socket is of 3 poles (earthed), connection of the earthing conductor in Step 1
is not required.
Confirm that the POWER lamp (green) has been turned on.
3
Part Name
Crimped
terminal
Specification
R2-4 or its equivalent.
Solid wire
㧦
1.14
㨪
1.84mm
Twisted pair wire
㧦
1.04
㨪
2.63mm2
Applicable Thread Diameter
M4
Part Name
Earthing
conductor
Specification
600V-IV wire or its equivalent.
Solid wire: Conductor diameter 1.6 mm.
Twisted pair wire: Sectional area 2mm2
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If turned off, contact our dealer.
Power Cable
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(3-pole Insertion Plug)
Front of NYC-16VDSL-B Back of NYC-16VDSL-B
POWER Lamp
Earth
FG Terminal
AC230V
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Never use the power source of other than 230 V AC (50/60 Hz). Neglect of this may result in a fire,
electric shock or trouble.
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It is prohibited to connect the earthing conductor to a gas pipe. Neglect of this leads to an explosion.
WARNING
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Separate the power cable from the wiring of the noise emitting apparatuses (motored devices, arc
discharge devices, devices using a coil). Neglect of this may cause the Equipment to have a trouble or
malfunction.
٨
Be sure to connect an earthing conductor to the Equipment. Neglect of this may cause it to go out of
order.
CAUTION
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When turning on the power again, disconnect the power plug from the plug socket, wait for
10 seconds or more, and then, reconnect it to the plug socket.
Notes
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