Pan Dacom SPEED-DSL 4.6 User manual

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SPEED-DSL 4.6
Ethernet connection over 4-wires
Up to 4.6 Mbit/s
(9900-005-001-A, 9900-006-001-A)
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Notes
Before installing and putting the device into operation, please read the security
guidelines at the end of this documentation!
Pan Dacom would like to point out that the information and notes contained in these
documents are subject to technical changes. In particular, changes resulting from the
continuing development of the products may not have been taken into account. Pan
Dacom does not assume liability for print errors contained in this manual or other
inaccuracies.
Pan Dacom explicitly points out that this manual only contains a general description of
technical processes and notes, and that their implementation as described is not
necessarily sensible in every individual case. In case of doubt, it is essential to confer
with Pan Dacom.
This manual may not be copied, in whole or in part, or translated into other languages,
without the written consent by Pan Dacom.
by Pan Dacom Networking AG

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CAUTION Pan Dacom Networking AG strongly recommends the use of proper electrostatic
discharge (ESD) precautions when handling this equipment.
1.Installation
1.1. Unpack and Inspect the Equipment
The following components should be included:
1 SPEED-DSL 4.6 or SPEED-DSL 4.6G
1 power supply
1.2. Power Up the SPEED-DSL 4.6
Plug the power supply into the back of the SPEED-DSL 4.6 and connect it to the power
source. Verify that the Power LED on the front of the SPEED-DSL 4.6 is illuminated.
NOTE Upon start up, the Ethernet link will remain disabled (as indicated by solid
illumination of the Ethernet Rx, Tx, and Lnk LEDs) until at least one of the
two SDSL connections has been established.
1.3. Configure the Switches
Configuration switches for the SDSL ports are on the back of the SPEED-DSL 4.6,
numbered from left to right, 1-4.
SDSL 2
Power Adapter
Configuration
SDSL 2
Power Adapter
Configuration
Ethernet Connection
5V DC SDSL 1
SDSL 2
SPEED-DSL 4.6
SDSL 1 SDSL Connection
SDSL Connection Power Collision Rx Tx Lnk
Ethernet Connection

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Ethernet Connection
5V DC SDSL 1

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1.3.1 Bandwidth
Switches #1-3: SPEED-DSL 4.6-P and SPEED-DSL 4.6G-P ONLY
Switches 1-3 on the SPEED-DSL 4.6-P work in tandem with one another to
provide eight bandwidth options for the two SDSL ports; bandwidth for the two
ports cannot be configured individually. Distance capabilities listed in the
following table assume the use of 26 American Wire Gauge (AWG) cable.
Connections made with cable of a lesser gauge (e.g., 24 AWG) will link up at
greater distances. Your SPEED-DSL 4.6 may not link up if the cable is in poor
condition or if the cable distance is greater than a particular bandwidth will
support; if link IS achieved under such conditions, traffic quality may be affected
(e.g., packets may be dropped).
BANDWIDTH AND DISTANCE OPTIONS
Switch Position Bandwidth (kbps) Distance
1 2 3
Single Line
Connection
Double Line
Bonded
Connection
Feet Meters
down down down 2,320 4,640 11,000 3,353
down down up 2,064 4,128 11,900 3,627
down up down 1,552 3,104 12,600 3,840
down up up 1,040 2,080 15,500 4,724
up down down 784 1,586 16,000 4,877
up down up 528 1,056 17,900 5,456
up up down 400 800 18,900 5,761
up up up Adaptive* Adaptive* varies varies
*Adaptive mode allows the SPEED-
DSL 4.6-P to train up to the best
possible speed supported by the
SPEED-DSL 4.6-P, the remote modem
to which it's connected, and the
copper cable pair(s) connecting the
two. The maximum reachable
distance for a single line SPEED-DSL
4.6-P connection in Adaptive mode is
24,700 feet (at 144 kbps).
NOTE Bandwidth cannot be configured on the SPEED-DSL 4.6-S; subscriber units
determine bandwidth via communication with their partner SDSL provider
unit.
1.3.2 Ethernet Duplex Mode
Switch 4: both provider and subscriber units
The Ethernet link can be configured at either Full Duplex or Half Duplex mode.
Although both ends of the ETHERNET connection must have the same duplex
mode configuration, it is not necessary for partner providers and subscribers to be
configured the same; duplex mode does not apply to the SDSL link.
SWITCH 4 CONFIGURATION
down Half Duplex
up Full Duplex
1.3.2.1 Half Duplex Ethernet
Receive and transmit functions are mutually exclusive; data transmission
occurs in only one direction at a time. Packet collisions are not unusual.
1.3.2.2 Full Duplex Ethernet

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The Ethernet line can recieve and transmit simultaneously, effectively upping
aggregate bandwidth from 10 mbps to 20 mbps and preventing packet
collisions.
1.4. Connect the SDSL Line(s).
The primary feature of the SPEED-DSL 4.6 is loop bonding capability, though both
the provider and subscriber units can also function with a single SDSL connection.
1.4.1 Loop Bonding
Using two SDSL lines for one network connection (loop bonding) will net twice the speed
and data passing capability as a single SDSL connection. A second SDSL line can also be
considered a backup for the first, and vice versa, should one of the lines become disabled.
Plug the SDSL cables into the SDSL RJ45 ports (SDSL 1 and SDSL 2) on the back
of the SPEED-DSL 4.6; the order of connection is not important. Verify both
connections: the SDSL 1 and SDSL 2 LEDs on the front of the SPEED-DSL 4.6
will pulse green to indicate the connections are established and operational.
SDSL 2
Power Adapter
Configuration
Ethernet Connection
5V DC SDSL 1
SDSL 2
SPEED-DSL 4.6
SDSL 1 SDSL Connection
SDSL Connection Power Collision Rx Tx Lnk
Ethernet Connection
1.4.2 Single SDSL Connection
Plug the SDSL cable into one of the two SDSL RJ45 ports on the back of the SPEED-DSL
4.6; either port (SDSL 1 or SDSL 2) may be used. Verify the connection: the SDSL LED on
the front of the SPEED-DSL 4.6 (SDSL 1 or SDSL 2 depending upon which port was
connected) will pulse green to indicate the connection is established and operational.
SDSL 2
Power Adapter
Configuration
Ethernet Connection
5V DC SDSL 1
SDSL 2
SPEED-DSL 4.6
SDSL 1 SDSL Connection
SDSL Connection Power Collision Rx Tx Lnk
Ethernet Connection
Link up time between local and remote SDSL network extenders can vary from one to
five minutes depending on the quality, gauge and distance of the copper cable(s). If
cable distance(s) is greater than a particular bandwidth will support, the units may not
link up or, if they do achieve link, traffic quality may be affected (e.g., packets may be
dropped).

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SDSL RJ45 PORT PIN CONNECTION
1 not used
2 not used
3 not used
4 Ring
5 Tip
6 not used
7 not used
8 not used
SDSL CABLE: RJ45 CONNECTOR
1.5. Connect the Ethernet Line
Plug the Ethernet cable into the Ethernet Connection RJ45 port on the back of the SPEED-
DSL 4.6. Verify the connection: solid illumination of the Ethernet Connection Lnk LED on the
front of the SPEED-DSL 4.6 indicates a link has been established, IF an SDSL connection has
already been made. If an SDSL connection has NOT yet been made, the Ethernet link will
remain disabled (as indicated by solid illumination of the Ethernet Rx, Tx and Lnk LEDs) until
at least one of the two SDSL links has been established.
SDSL 2
Power Adapter
Configuration
Ethernet Connection
5V DC SDSL 1
SDSL 2
SPEED-DSL 4.6
SDSL 1 SDSL Connection
SDSL Connection Power Collision Rx Tx Lnk
Ethernet Connection
NOTE For most applications, the SPEED-DSL 4.6 connects to a PC using a straight-
through Ethernet cable and to a hub or a switch using a crossover
Ethernet cable. For any other connection combinations you must verify the
pinout of the Ethernet device into which you are connecting the SPEED-DSL
4.6 in order to determine which type of cable is required.
ETHERNET RJ45
PORT PIN CONNECTION
1 Rx+
2 Rx-
3 Tx+
4 not used
5 not used
6 Tx-
7 not used
8 not used
ETHERNET CABLE: RJ45 CONNECTOR

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2.Additional Information
2.1. LED Indications
LED State Indication Additional Information
Power solid green
unit is
operational
If the Power LED is not illuminated, it is
unlikely that the SPEED-DSL 4.6 is receiving
power and therefore none of the LEDs will be
illuminated.
pulsing green
SDSL
connection
is
established
and active
Traffic is flowing.
solid green
problematic
SDSL
connection
A connection exists but there is indication of a
problem with the SDSL line.
SDSL
Connections
1 & 2
no illumination
no SDSL
connection
If BOTH SDSL connections are lost, the
Ethernet LEDs will present as follows
(see NOTE on following page):
no illumination standard Either there is no traffic or traffic is flowing
without any collisions. If there is no Ethernet
connection, the Ethernet Collision LED will
remain unlit by default.
flashing red packet
collision(s)
The Ethernet packet(s) will automatically be
retransmitted.
Ethernet
Collision
solid red warning There is a potential traffic problem over the
Ethernet segment.
Note: A SPEED-DSL 4.6 in Full Duplex mode
does not have collisions; the Ethernet Collision
LED is only applicable in Half Duplex mode.

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flashing amber Ethernet
activity
The SPEED-DSL 4.6 is receiving data from the
Ethernet network.
solid amber heavy Rx
traffic
The SPEED-DSL 4.6 is receiving large amounts of
data from across the Ethernet network.
A solid amber Ethernet Rx LED can also signify a lost
SDSL connection when presented as follows (see
NOTE on following page):
Ethernet
Rx
no illumination no activity Either there is no Ethernet link or a link exists but
there is no activity.
OR
flashing amber Ethernet
activity
The SPEED-DSL 4.6 is transmitting data across
the Ethernet network.
solid amber heavy Tx
traffic
The port is transmitting large amounts of data
across the Ethernet network.
A solid amber Ethernet Rx LED can also signify a lost
SDSL connection when presented as follows (see
NOTE on following page):
Ethernet
Tx
no illumination no activity Either there is no Ethernet link or a link exists but
there is no activity.
OR

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solid green Ethernet
connection
is
established
A solid green Ethernet Lnk LED can also signify a
lost SDSL connection; see NOTE below.
Ethernet
Lnk
no illumination no
Ethernet
connection
The Ethernet Rx and Tx LEDs will remain unlit by
default.
(A pulsing LED blinks steadily at a rate of once per second. A flashing LED blinks at
a more rapid, less constant rate.)
NOTE If both SDSL connections lose link, the Ethernet connection will automatically be
disabled (as indicated by solid illumination of the Ethernet Rx, Tx and Lnk LEDs).
Upon reestablishment of at least one of the SDSL links, the Ethernet connection will
be reinstated and the Ethernet LEDs will reflect current Ethernet status.

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2.2. Regulatory Compliance for Class B Equipment
2.2.1 FCC Regulatory Compliance Information for Class B Equipment
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This
equipment uses, generates and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and
used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase separation between the equipment and the receiver.
• Connect equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from the receiver.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
2.2.2 Industry Canada Regulatory Compliance Information for Class B
Equipment
This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
Cet appareil numérique de la Classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du
Canada.

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