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Opengear ACM5004-GS Quick Start Manual

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Thank you for purchasing the ACM5004-GS. This Quick Start walks you through both
installation and configuration. For more details refer to the
Step1 Check kit contents
ACM5004-GS
3G antenna, cable
& mounting tab
& mounting tab
Ensure you have the correct model. The ACM5004-GS works with Sprint.
Step 2 Configure the hardware
Attach rubber feet to base. Also attach the mounting tab and 3G antenna
Slide the appropriate AC socket adapter into the power pack and plug it into the
AC mains. Connect the DC power cable to the PWR socket. Use the provided DC
Power barrel connector lock tab to securely keep the power connector attached
The -SDC models have an external DC-DC power converter (input
Note:
voltage +/- 36V DC to 72V DC. The converter power
cable/connector plugs into the PWR socket on the ACM5000
Connect the Ethernet port (LAN USB1) to your network. Plug your serial console
devices in to the Serial Ports. The RJ45 sockets on the ACM5004-GS use the
standard Cisco console pin-out
Screw the antenna on to the MAIN SMA antenna connector.
If you ordered a second antenna for receive diversity (Part# 569006 and cable
Note:
449041) screw this on to the AUX antenna connector
Step 3 ACM5004-GS initial set up
The default IP Address is
on any computer that is network connected to the ACM5004-GS:
ACM5000-GS Quick Start (520066-Rev 1.0)
UTP cables & straight (319014) &
crossover (319015) DB9F-RJ45S
192.168.0.1
(subnet mask
ACM5004-GS

Quick Start Guide

User Manual
on the CDROM.
Quick Start
& CDROM
255.255.255.0
). With a web browser
12VDC
power pack
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Summary of Contents for Opengear ACM5004-GS

  • Page 1: Quick Start Guide

    Connect the Ethernet port (LAN USB1) to your network. Plug your serial console  devices in to the Serial Ports. The RJ45 sockets on the ACM5004-GS use the standard Cisco console pin-out Screw the antenna on to the MAIN SMA antenna connector.
  • Page 2 IP Address. If you plan to access your ACM5004-GS from a remote location without the use of an outbound VPN, then you will need this feature. To add this to your Data/Voice+Data Plan you will need to request a Standard Static IP or a Reserved Static IP Address be added to you line.
  • Page 3 High and ON=Strong Once the cellular modem has connected to the Sprint network, you can directly access your ACM5004-GS remotely. To do this your ACM5004-GS needs to have a Public IP address (and the remote access path must not have SSH firewalled).
  • Page 4 In the default OoB access mode, the connection to the carrier cellular network is always on, awaiting any incoming access to the ACM5004-GS itself or attached serial consoles. The ACM5004-GS also provides cellular routing (disabled by default) whereby IP traffic is selectively routed between the cellular connected network and the local Ethernet network (LAN).

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