DETEWE M100-ADSL Installation Instructions Manual

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Installation Guide M100-ADSL Interface DSL Modem

M100-ADSL Interface

DSL Modem

The M100-ADSL interface DSL

modem is an integrated DSL modem.

It enables you to operate the

OpenCom 100 (OpenCom 130/150) on

a DSL access without having to acquire

an external DSL modem. The M100-

ADSL interface DSL modem supports

the U-R2 interface in accordance with

1 TR 112.

This user guide assumes that you al-

ready have a DSL access and that the

splitter has been installed.

Scope of Delivery

■ One M100-ADSL interface DSL

modem interface card

■ One RJ45 cable for connecting the

interface card to the splitter

■ One set of cable ties for securing

the connection cable

■ One installation guide.

Installation

Installation of the interface card

should only be performed by spe-

cially trained personnel.

For information on installing the

OpenCom 100 modules and interfaces,

please refer to the chapter entitled

“Mounting and Commissioning” in the

OpenCom 100 user guide.

Proceed as follows:

DANGER! This device contains

hazardous voltages.

1. Turn off the OpenCom 100.

Open the housing cover.

2. Remove the interface card from its

transport packaging. Check that it

is the correct type of card. (There is

a sticker with the type name on the

connector.)

CAUTION! Static charges can

damage electronic components.

Pay attention to the regulations re-

garding the installation of electro-

statically sensitive components.

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Installation of the Interface Card (this figure: OpenCom130)

3. Carefully insert the interface card

in the slot:

– OpenCom 130: slot no. 3.

– OpenCom 150: slot no. 3, no. 4

or no. 5.

The component side must face to

the right. Ensure that the card is

fitted securely.

4. Connect the interface card to the

DSL splitter with the connector

cable supplied. Plug one end of the

cable into the RJ45 socket on the

interface card, and the other end

into the RJ45 socket on the DSL

splitter.

Please note: In order to reduce the

tension on the RJ45 socket, you should

never lead the connection cable loosely

out of the housing. Always secure the

cable to the housing, e.g. by using the

cable ties supplied to fasten the cable to

one of the recesses or ribs running along

the lower edge of the housing.

5. Close the housing cover.

Turn on the OpenCom 100.

RJ45 jack

Type (name) of

the interface card

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The LEDs on the Interface Card

LED 1 is illuminated for approx.

five seconds after a reset (self test), and

is then extinguished for approx.

ten seconds (system initialisation). The

modem is ready for operation when

LED 1 flashes continuously in 250-ms

cycles).

LED 2 indicates that there is a connec-

tion between the switch on the mod-

ule and the modem (the LED is illumi-

nated continuously). LED 2 is

temporarily extinguished when LED 5

flickers, i.e. during a data transfer via

Ethernet.

LED 3 is off when the modem is down.

LED 3 flashes on and off in 250-ms

cycles when the modem is in active.

After approx. 2.25 seconds, the modem

goes from the active state to the

“down” state for approx. one second. In

the “showtime” state (= synchronised),

LED 3 is illuminated continuously.

LED 4 is off as long as there is no data

transfer via ADSL. During data transfer

via ADSL, LED 4 flickers at a speed de-

pending on the data transfer rate.

LED 5 is off as long as there is no data

transfer via Ethernet. During data

transfer via Ethernet, LED 5 flickers (in

this case, LED 2 is off).

Pin outs

As an alternative to using the RJ45

sockets to connect the interface card to

the splitter, you can use the pressure

terminals (slot no. 3).

The RJ45 cable pin outs

Connection of an interface card to

pressure terminals (this figure:

OpenCom 130)

1: LED Ready

2: LED Ethernet Link

3: LED ADSL Showtime

4: LED ADSL Receive

5: LED Ethernet Transfer

15432

DSL Splitter

Pin 4: U-R2 a Pin 5: U-R2 b

12345678

DSL Modem

Slot 3

a

U-R2

b

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Configuration

When you have restarted the

OpenCom 100, you use the

Configurator in the Web console to

configure the DSL modem. Please also

refer to the information in the

OpenCom 100 online help.

Proceed as follows:

1. Log in to the Configurator as a

user with administrator rights.

Note: In order to configure the DSL

modem via the OpenCom 100 Web con-

sole, you require Version 5.1 or higher of

the firmware. If necessary, first use the

SYS Configuration: Firmware menu to

load the new firmware. Then use the

SYS Configuration: Components

menu to load the current version of the

online help.

2. Open the PBX Configuration:

Ports: Slots menu. The card type

DSL modem appears in the in-

serted column of the table for the

selected Slot.

3. In order to begin operating the DSL

modem, you must first configure it.

To do this, you click on the entry

Slot in the table.

The PBX Configuration - Ports -

Slot - Change dialogue opens.

4. You then select the card type DSL

modem from the Configured list,

and confirm your selection by

clicking on Apply.

5. In order to establish connections to

the Internet via the DSL modem

you must configure a suitable ISP

connection. To do this, open the

NET Configuration: Connections:

ISP menu. Click on the New button

on the ISP - Provider status page.

The ISP - Provider - New dialogue

opens.

6. Select one of the following types of

connection: T-Online T-DSL

(PPPoE), T-Business T-DSL

(PPPoE) or DSL (PPPoE). Complete

the data in the input fields that

now open (for details, please see

the online help). To confirm your

input, click on Apply.

Note: If another xDSL modem is

already being operated via PPPoE in

the same LAN, conflicts can arise when

connections to the Internet are estab-

lished (there is a risk of confusion).

Remove the other DSL modem from the

LAN, and deactivate the corresponding

modem drivers on all PCs that used to

access this modem.

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Status Query

The current status of the DSL modem is

displayed in the ISP Web application

on the Web console.

Updating the Modem Firmware

Whenever a newer version of the

modem firmware becomes available,

you can use the SYS Configuration:

Components to load it.

Version Query

The current versions of the

OpenCom 100 and the DSL modem

firmware are displayed in the System

info: Versions menu.

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M100-ADSL Interface DSL Modem Installation Guide

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