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Hughes HN7700S Installation Manual

Hughes HN7700S Installation Manual (140 pages)

HN System Terrestrial Broadband Router

Brand: Hughes | Category: Wireless Router | Size: 8.84 MB

Table of Contents

Important Safety Information

3
- Types of Warnings Used in this Manual
  3
- Table of Contents
  5
Chapter 1 Introduction

15
- Scope and Audience
  15
- HN Router Overview
  15
- Router Specifications
  16
- Specifications for the HN Router
  16
- Commissioning
  17
- Associated Transport Devices
  17
- Installation and Commissioning Steps
  18
- Contact Information
  18
Chapter 2

18
Chapter 2

19
Preparing the HN Router for Installation

19
- Items Required for Installation
  19
Chapter 3 Assembling and Connecting the HN Router Hardware

23
- Using the Pedestal Base
  23
- Assembling and Connecting the HN Router Hardware
  24
  - Attaching the Base
    24
  - Removing the Base
    24
Chapter 3

24
- Selecting the Router Location
  25
- Connecting the Power Supply
  25
  - Available Power Supplies for the HN Router
    25
  - Connecting an AC/DC Power Supply
    26
    
    In-Line Units
    26
    
    AC/DC Power Supply
    26
  - Connecting a DC/DC Power Supply
    27
    
    DC/DC Power Supply
    27
Chapter 4

29
- Connecting the Cables to a T-1 Transport Device
  30
- Powering up and Observing the Router Leds
  30
  - Connecting the Cables
    30
  - Leds on Power-Up
    31
    
    Router LEDS
    31
Connecting the HN Router to a Transport Device

29
- Connecting the Cables to a Modem Transport Device
  29
Chapter 5 Commissioning the HN Router

33
Chapter 6 Verifying the Installation and Commissioning

51
- Verifying the Terrestrial Link
  51
- Verifying the Download Status
  52
  - Summary Page
    52
  - System Status Page
    53
  - SDL Monitor
    53
- Completing the Process
  54
Chapter 7 System Control Center

55
- Internet Browser Settings
  55
  - Selecting Settings Option
    56
  - Settings Screen
    56
- Accessing the System Control Center
  57
- The System Control Center Home Page
  57
  - System Control Center Home Page
    57
- System Control Center Buttons and Indicators
  58
  - Web Page Top Frame
    58
  - Question Link
    58
  - System Status Button
    59
  - Link Explanation
    59
  - Other System Control Center Buttons
    60
- The System Status Page
  60
- LAN Info Page
  61
  - System Status Page
    61
  - LAN Info Page
    62
- WAN Info Page
  63
- System Info Page
  64
- Additional Home
  65
- System Status
  65
- Diagnostic Utilities
  65
  - Connectivity Test
    66
  - Detailed Problem Statistics
    66
- Help Page
  66
  - Detailed Problem Statistics Selection
    66
- Help Page Links
  67
  - Help Welcome
    67
- Advanced Pages
  68
  - Help Introduction
    68
  - Frequently Asked Questions Page
    68
  - Accessing the Advanced
    69
  - Advanced Page
    69
  - Expanding and Collapsing Menus
    70
  - Icon Link to Advanced
    70
  - Advanced Page Showing Sub-Menu
    70
Chapter 8

71
- Requirements for VADB
  72
- Installing VADB
  72
Configuring the HN Router for VADB Backup

71
- VADB Overview
  71
Chapter 8

72
- Verifying that the VADB Profile Is Loaded
  73
- Chapter 8
  73
- Testing the Telephone Line
  74
- Chapter 8
  74
- Connecting the HN Router to the Telephone Line
  75
- VADB Cable Connections
  75
- Chapter 8
  75
- Optional Protection Module
  76
- VADB Connections with Protection Module
  76
  - Chapter 8
    76
  - Installing the Protection Module
    77
- Connecting the Protection Module to the Terminal
  77
- Connecting the Protection Module Ground Cable
  77
- Chapter 8
  77
- Verifying VADB Functionality
  78
- Verifying the VADB Link
  78
- Chapter 8
  78
- LED Appearance During VADB Operation
  79
  - HN Router
    79
- VADB Troubleshooting
  80
- HN Router LED Appearance During VADB Operation
  80
Configuring a Computer to Support DHCP

83
- Windows Vista
  83
Appendix A

83
Appendix B

91
Updating the Router Software

91
- Saving the Utility on the Installer Laptop
  91
Appendix C Disabling a Web Browser's Proxy Connection

103
- Internet Explorer
  103
  - Selecting the Connections Tab
    104
  - Accessing LAN Settings
    104
- Netscape
  105
Appendix D

107
- Safety - Operating Conditions for Canada
  108
  - Repairs in Canada
    108
Conformance with Standards and Directives

107
- HN7700S Standards Compliance
  107
Appendix D

108
- Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMI)
  109
  - FCC Part 15
    109
Appendix D

109
- Canada Class B Warning
  110
- R&Tte (Eu)
  110
- Telecommunications Standards
  110
  - Ipos
    110
  - FCC Part 68
    110
  - Ipos Symbol
    110
  - Ringer Equivalence Number (REN)
    111
  - Discontinuance of Service
    111
  - Telephone Company Changes
    111
  - Repairs in the United States
    112
  - Canada - Equipment Attachment Limitations
    112
- ADTRAN Shipping Carton
  113
Appendix E - ADTRAN Total Access 600R

113
ADTRAN Total Access 600R

113
- Minimum System Requirements
  113
- Installing the ADTRAN 600R
  114
  - Wallmount Installation
    114
  - ADTRAN 600R Front
    114
  - ADTRAN 600R Back
    114
  - LED Positions
    115
Appendix E

115
- ADTRAN Front Panel
  116
Appendix E

116
- Supplying Power
  116
- Wallmount
  116
- Front Panel Leds
  117
- Navigating the User Interface
  117
  - ADTRAN Front Panel
    117
  - Terminal Menu Window
    118
  - Navigating Using Keystrokes
    119
- Connecting the ADTRAN
  120
  - Logging in
    120
  - Login Screen
    120
  - System Info Menu
    121
- Configuring the ADTRAN
  121
  - System Info Menu Screen
    121
  - Router Menu
    122
  - Config Interfaces
    122
  - Config/Interfaces Screen
    123
  - Interfaces/Setup Screen
    124
  - Sample Setup Screen
    125
  - Home Screen
    125
  - DS0 Mapping
    126
  - Selecting the Map
    126
  - Selecting the DS0
    127
  - Setting the Service
    127
- Mapping a DS0 Port
  128
- Mapping Multiple Ds0S
  128
- Confirming Connectivity
  129
- Log out Screen
  129
- Ping Far-End IP Address
  129
- Items Required for Installation
  131
Appendix F - Siemens 4100/4101 DSL Modem

131
- Minimum System Requirements
  131
  - Siemens 4100/4101 Shipping Carton
    131
Siemens 4100/4101 DSL Modem

131
- Installation Overview
  132
  - Installing Line Filters
    132
  - Connecting the Cables
    132
  - Checking the Modem LEDS
    132
- Installation Icon
  133
- Installing the Modem
  133
  - The Installation Interface
    133
  - The Installation Procedure
    133
- Ready Message
  134
- Searching for Device
  134
- Downloading Firmware
  135
- Rebooting Device Message
  135
- Installation Complete
  136
Acronyms and Abbreviations

137
Index

139

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Hughes HN7700S User Manual

Hughes HN7700S User Manual (126 pages)

Remote Terminal

Brand: Hughes | Category: Touch terminals | Size: 4.87 MB

Table of Contents

Revision Record
2
Important Safety Information

3
- Types of Warnings Used in this Manual
  3
- Table of Contents
  5
Chapter 1 Introduction

15
- Scope and Audience
  15
- System Requirements
  16
- Contact Information
  16
- How the Remote Terminal Works
  17
- Antenna Installation and Service
  18
  - Remote Terminal's Role in the System Architecture
    18
- HN7000S Overview
  19
- HN7700S Overview
  20
  - HN7700S Enterprise Features
    20
    
    Vadb
    21
    
    Optional Protection Module
    22
    
    Using the HN7700S with Serial Devices
    22
    
    Dual Ethernet Ports
    23
    
    Ethernet Port Configurations
    23
    
    Port Forwarding
    23
  - Ethernet Port Leds
    23
- Using the Pedestal Base
  24
  - Attaching the Base
    24
- Operating Precautions
  24
  - Power Cycling the Terminal
    26
- Preventive Maintenance
  26
Chapter 2 System Control Center

27
- Overview
  27
- Accessing the System Control Center
  28
- Creating a Shortcut to the System Control Center
  29
- Entering the URL in the Create Shortcut Window
  30
- System Control Center Home Page
  31
  - System Buttons
    31
- Fair Access Policy in Effect
  32
- System Status Degraded
  32
  - Links
    33
    
    System Status
    33
    
    Diagnostic Utilities
    33
    
    Help
    33
    
    Myhughesnet
    34
- System Status Page
  35
- Reception Info Page
  37
- Transmission Info Page
  38
- System Info Page
  38
- Transmission Information Page
  38
- System Information Page
  39
- Troubleshooting Page
  41
- Problem Troubleshooting Page
  41
- Detailed Problem Statistics Page
  42
- Connectivity Test Page
  43
- Detail Problem Statistics Selection
  43
- Port Forwarding Configuration Page
  44
  - Defining Port Forwarding Rules
    45
- Help Page
  45
  - Browsing Optimization Utility
    46
- Help Index Page
  46
Chapter 3 Hughesnet Tools

47
Chapter 4 Remote Terminal Leds

51
- Front Panel Leds
  51
  - Startup LED Test
    52
  - Normal Operation
    52
  - Fatal Error Indication
    53
  - Power LED Flashing
    53
  - Weather and Signal Strength
    53
  - Checking the Power Supply
    53
- Ethernet Port Leds
  54
  - HN7700S Ethernet Port Configurations
    54
Chapter 5 Troubleshooting

55
Typical Operating System Settings

79
- Determining if DHCP Is Enabled on the Remote Terminal
  79
- Configuring Windows for a Static IP Address
  80
Appendix A

80
Appendix B Home Networking

109
Appendix C

113
Conformance with Standards

113
And Directives

113
- Safety - Operating Conditions for Canada
  114
  - Repairs in Canada
    114
- Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMI)
  115
  - FCC Part 15
    115
  - Canada Class B Warning
    116
  - R&Tte (Eu)
    116
- Telecommunications Standards
  116
  - Ipos
    116
  - FCC Part 68
    116
- Ipos Symbol
  116
  - Ringer Equivalence Number (REN)
    117
  - Discontinuance of Service
    117
  - Telephone Company Changes
    117
  - Repairs in the United States
    118
  - Canada - Equipment Attachment Limitations
    118
Acronyms and Abbreviations

121
Index

123

Hughes HN7700S User Manual

Hughes HN7700S User Manual (98 pages)

Remote Terminal

Brand: Hughes | Category: Modem | Size: 3.47 MB

Table of Contents

Important Safety Information

3
- Types of Warnings Used in this Manual
  3
- Table of Contents
  5
About this Document

13
- Organization of this Guide
  13
- Scope and Audience
  13
- Conventions
  14
- Revision Record
  14
Chapter 1 Introduction

15
- Contact Information
  15
  - For United States Users Who Purchased through a Retail
    15
  - Channel
    15
  - Reseller
    15
- Remote Terminal Overview
  15
- System Requirements
  16
- How the Remote Terminal Works
  17
  - Remote Terminal's Role in the System Architecture
    17
- Professional Installation or Service Requirement
  18
- Grounding Requirement
  18
- Preventive Maintenance
  19
- Operating Considerations
  19
Chapter 2 System Control Center

21
- Accessing the System Control Center
  22
  - System Control Center Home Page
    22
  - Creating a Shortcut to the System Control Center
    23
- Home Page
  24
  - System Indicators
    24
  - Links
    25
    
    System Status
    25
    
    Test Utilities
    26
    
    Help
    26
    
    Myhughesnet
    26
- System Status Page
  27
- Reception Information Page
  28
- Transmission Information Page
  29
- System Information Page
  30
- Connectivity Test Page
  32
- Port Forwarding Configuration Page
  32
  - Defining Port Forwarding Rules
    32
- Help Page
  33
  - Browsing Optimization Utility
    34
- Myhughesnet
  34
Chapter 3 Remote Terminal Leds

35
- Overview
  35
- Fatal Error Indication
  36
- Weather and Signal Strength
  36
- LED Appearance During Normal Operation
  36
- Remote Terminal Leds
  36
  - Front Panel Leds
    37
  - Ethernet Port Leds
    37
- Ethernet Port LED Operation
  37
- Additional LED Appearance Information
  38
Chapter 4 Troubleshooting

39
Appendix A Frequently Asked Questions (Faqs)

57
- Contact Information
  57
- General Faqs
  58
- Hughesnet Professional Faqs
  61
Appendix B Typical Operating System Settings

63
- Determining if DHCP Is Enabled on the Remote Terminal
  63
- Configuring Windows for a Static IP Address
  64
  - Windows 98SE or Me
    65
- TCP/IP Properties
  66
- Entering the Terminal's IP Address
  67
  - Windows 2000
    68
- Network and Dialup Connections
  68
- Local Area Connections
  68
- Local Area Connection Properties
  69
- TCP/IP Properties
  70
  - Windows XP
    71
- Network and Dialup Connections
  71
- TCP/IP Properties
  72
- Local Area Connections
  72
- Entering the Preferred DNS Server Address
  73
- Configuring Windows to Support a DHCP-Enabled Terminal
  74
  - Windows 98SE and Me
    74
- Control Panel
  74
- Network Window
  75
- TCP/IP Properties
  75
- Gateway Tab
  76
  - Windows 2000
    77
- Network and Dialup Connections
  77
- Local Area Connection Properties
  77
  - Windows XP
    78
- Internet Protocol Properties
  78
- Network Connections
  79
- Local Area Connection Properties
  80
- Internet Protocol Properties
  80
- Configuring a Macintosh for a Static IP Address
  81
- Mac Network Screen
  82
- Configuring a Macintosh to Support a DHCP-Enabled Terminal
  83
- Mac Network Screen
  84
Appendix C Home Networking

85
Appendix D Conformance with Standards and Directives

89
- Safety - Operating Conditions for Canada
  90
  - Repairs in Canada
    90
- Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMI)
  91
  - FCC Part 15
    91
  - Canada Class B Warning
    91
  - R&Tte (Eu)
    92
- Telecommunications Standards
  92
  - Ipos
    92
  - FCC Part 68
    92
- Ipos Symbol
  92
Acronyms and Abbreviations

95
Index

97

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