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- Page 1 95/155 UPER ARDWARE NSTALL UIDE Lucent Technologies Part Number: 7820-0257-002 For software version 7.4.10 March 2000...
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Page 2: Before You Begin
Before You Begin Review Package Contents The SuperPipe package also contains: Also, please ensure that you have the following. • Hardware Install Guide and Quick • WAN interface(s) Configuration Guide. – ISDN • Pipeline Companion CD-ROM. – T1 or E1 service (SuperPipe 155 only) •... - Page 3 Connect ISDN BRI Line(s) Connect an ISDN BRI line with This section describes how to connect an ISDN BRI line to the SuperPipe. If you are not connecting an an S interface ISDN line go on to step 2. Otherwise, refer to the section that applies to you: To connect an ISDN BRI line with an S interface, do the following:...
- Page 4 Connect T1, E1 or V.35 (Model 155) V.35 Connection If you are not connecting a T1 or E1 or serial WAN line, go on to Step 3. Otherwise, refer to the appro- Cable needed: DB44-to-DB25 cable (not pro- priate section. vided).
- Page 5 Connect Superpipe to Computer(s) Connect to an Ethernet hub Refer to the section that applies to your network: • Connect a single computer to a SuperPipe Cable Needed: 10/100 Base-T Ethernet cable (you • Connect your Superpipe to an existing 10/100 provide).
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Page 6: For Macintosh Users
Connect to the Terminal Port For Unix Users Connecting to the terminal (serial) port is one of two methods by which you can enter settings and Cable needed: Serial cable (provided). run diagnostics using the on-board software of the SuperPipe. Using the Ethernet connection is the other method. - Page 7 Connect ISDN BRI Equipment The local BRI port allows you to support an ISDN Connect the other end of the cable to the local telephone, desktop CODEC video conferencing, or ISDN S/T BRI port on the SuperPipe. other ISDN desktop equipment. Cable needed: RJ-48C to RJ-11 ISDN cable.
- Page 8 Understanding the SuperPipe LEDs Refer to the following illustration to understand the functionality of the SuperPipe 155 and SuperPipe 95 front panel LEDs. LAN LEDs Fault Power ----------------------------------------------------------------- OFF= ON (green)= Functioning 10/100BT Power is being ON (green)=Link active. correctly.
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