Zhone 5100 インストールガイド
CHAPTER 3
Port connections
Port connections
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Vpacket 5100/6100 Series Installer’s Guide
Caution. You can reduce the risk of fire on the LIFELINE/PSTN, Voice, or T1
ports by using only No. 26 AWG or higher quality telecommunications line cord.
Figure 3-1 on page 21 shows the components of the back panel.
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One RJ21 port with a Amphenol 50-pin male connector, which requires a straight-through
voice support cable with a 50-pin female connector, to support the configured FXS voice
ports. All voice ports support the Foreign Exchange Station interface (FXS) and terminate to
a punchdown block. The status indicator is located to the right of this connector.
voice support cable with a 50-pin female connector, to support the configured FXS voice
ports. All voice ports support the Foreign Exchange Station interface (FXS) and terminate to
a punchdown block. The status indicator is located to the right of this connector.
Note. For 6100 VDR models with a single digital T1 RJ45 port for voice services, an
RJ45 cable is required.
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One RJ45 10/100BaseT Ethernet port. A straight-through cable is necessary when
connecting to a hub or a switch; a crossover cable is necessary when connecting to a PC. This
port automatically senses the speed (10 or 100 Mbps) and duplex mode (full or half) of the
device to which it is connected and operates at the same speed. See Appendix C for pinout
information.
connecting to a hub or a switch; a crossover cable is necessary when connecting to a PC. This
port automatically senses the speed (10 or 100 Mbps) and duplex mode (full or half) of the
device to which it is connected and operates at the same speed. See Appendix C for pinout
information.
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A recessed Reset button that, when pressed for 3 seconds, discards all unsaved configuration
changes and reboots the 5100/6100 VDR. To access the Reset, gently insert an unbent paper
clip and hold it steady until you see the LEDs go off and on.
changes and reboots the 5100/6100 VDR. To access the Reset, gently insert an unbent paper
clip and hold it steady until you see the LEDs go off and on.
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One RJ11 connector that requires a straight-through RJ11 cable for the POTS telephone port
for connection to the PSTN. This port connects the unit to a dial-up telephone line and
provides dial-out access during power outages and WAN link loss.
for connection to the PSTN. This port connects the unit to a dial-up telephone line and
provides dial-out access during power outages and WAN link loss.
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A management console port that requires a serial cable (DB9 RS-232 male-to-female with a
DCE-to-DTE configuration). This port enables unit configuration using a console
connection via terminal emulation software such as the HyperTerminal application supplied
with the Microsoft Windows® operating systems.
The 5100/6100 VDR is the DCE device and the PC is the DTE for these connections.
DCE-to-DTE configuration). This port enables unit configuration using a console
connection via terminal emulation software such as the HyperTerminal application supplied
with the Microsoft Windows® operating systems.
The 5100/6100 VDR is the DCE device and the PC is the DTE for these connections.
To force a hard boot, you must cycle the power manually— unplug the power cord and then
reinsert it.
reinsert it.
Note. A hard boot does not return the 5100/6100 VDR to its factory-default
settings.
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