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- Page 1 Intelligent Fire Integrator™ IFI Routers/Repeaters For Johnson Control Echelon Networks Installation & Operation Manual Document 53388 5/5/09 Rev: P/N: 53388:A1 ECN: 09-347...
- Page 2 Fire Alarm System Limitations While a fire alarm system may lower insurance rates, it is not a substitute for fire insurance! typically made up of smoke detec- An automatic fire alarm system— bedrooms), smoking in bed, and violent explosions (caused by escap- tors, heat detectors, manual pull stations, audible warning devices, ing gas, improper storage of flammable materials, etc.).
- Page 3 Communications du Canada. Cet appareil numerique de la classe A est conforme a la norme NMB-003 du Canada. Intelligent Fire Integrator™ NION® VeriFire® Echelon® is a trademark of Johnson Controls Inc. are registered trademarks of Honeywell International Inc. LonWorks™ ARCNET® Microsoft® a registered trademark and is a trademark of Echelon Corporation.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Section 1 About Routers and Repeaters ................9 1.1: Agency Listings .............................9 1.1.1: Compliance............................9 National Fire Protection Association......................9 Underwriters Laboratories........................9 Underwriters Laboratories Canada......................9 1.1.2: Installation ............................9 Local ...............................9 National Fire Protection Association......................9 Underwriters Laboratories........................9 Underwriters Laboratories Canada......................9 Canada ..............................10 1.2: Environmental Requirements ........................10 1.3: Related Documentation ..........................10... - Page 6 Table of Contents Section 4 NCB-IM Routers ..................... 25 4.1: About Routers ..............................25 4.2: NCB-IM Product Description ........................25 Figure 4.1 Typical Application of NCB-IM Routers................26 4.3: NCB-IM Component Descriptions ......................27 Figure 4.2 NCB Series Front Panel ......................27 LED Descriptions ..........................27 4.4: NCB-IM Installation ............................27 4.4.1: NCB-IM Requirements........................27 NCB-IM Components...........................27...
- Page 7 Table of Contents Section 6 NCB-FL Routers ..................... 45 6.1: About Routers ..............................45 6.2: NCB-FL Product Description ........................45 6.2.1: Component Descriptions ........................46 Figure 6.1 NCB-FL Router Diagram....................46 Status LEDs ............................46 Network LEDs............................46 Buttons..............................46 6.3: NCB-FL Installation ............................47 6.3.1: Required Components ........................47 NCB-FL Components...........................47 6.3.2: Installation Overview ........................47 6.3.3: JNISCAB-5 Power Outlet and EDCO HSP-121 Installation ............48...
- Page 8 Table of Contents 8.7: Non-Supported Configurations ........................66 Figure 8.14 Non-Supported Configuration 1..................66 Figure 8.15 Non-Supported Configuration 2..................66 Index ............................67 IFI Routers/Repeaters Installation & Operation Manual - P/N: 53388:Rev: A1 5/5/09...
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Page 9: Section 1 About Routers And Repeaters
Section 1 About Routers and Repeaters 1.1 Agency Listings NOTE: UL 864, 9th Edition—Intelligent Fire Integrator™ systems work with products that have been UL 864, 9th Edition listed as well as products that have not received UL 864, 9th Edition certification. Operation of systems that are comprised of equipment that is UL 864, 9th Edition listed together with products that are not UL 864, 9th Edition listed requires the approval of the local Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ). -
Page 10: Canada
Intelligent Fire Integrator™ JNFN GW Embedded (P/N 53138) • Intelligent Fire Integrator™ JNFN GW PC (P/N 53097) • Intelligent Fire Integrator™ Johnson Controls Echelon Gateway (P/N 53096) • Intelligent Fire Integrator™ NION-2C8M (P/N 53346) • Intelligent Fire Integrator™ NION-16C48M (P/N 53347) •... -
Page 11: Repeaters
Product Descriptions About Routers and Repeaters Repeaters Repeaters are mainly used to switch network topologies but do not regenerate the signal; therefore, repeaters are more limited by wiring distances. Signal degradation is a factor to consider when utilizing repeaters. The repeater option for Intelligent Fire Integrator™ is the 4WRMB. A ROUTMB must be used to separate (installed between) 4WRMB from a subsequent 4WRMB when such routing exists on Echelon networks. -
Page 12: 4Wrmb Repeater Options For Intelligent Fire Integrator™ Systems
About Routers and Repeaters 4WRMB Repeater Options For Intelligent Fire Integrator™ Systems Maximum wire lengths are listed in Table 1.1 and should be considered the ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM. In many cases, where special care is not taken to protect the specified wire from electrical noise, moisture, etc., reliable long-term operation cannot be sustained at those wire lengths. -
Page 13: Section 2 4Wrmb Repeaters
Section 2 4WRMB Repeaters 2.1 Repeater Description Repeaters are used for applications that require complex network configurations. They are mainly used to switch network topologies but do not regenerate the signal; therefore, repeaters are more limited by wiring distances. Signal degradation is a factor to consider when utilizing repeaters. Repeaters cannot be connected together. -
Page 14: 1: Motherboard Description
4WRMB Repeaters Repeater Description 2.1.1 Motherboard Description The 4WRMB repeater requires these physical connections: Network facilitates NION’s communication over the Intelligent Fire Integrator™ Echelon network. The transceiver header connector fits onto the transceiver connector on the router board. Refer to the Intelligent Fire Integrator™ Echelon Gateway manual for more details on transceiver connections. -
Page 15: 4Wrmb Installation
4WRMB Installation 4WRMB Repeaters 2.2 4WRMB Installation 2.2.1 Required Components • 4WRMB motherboard. • SMX Echelon network transceivers (ordered separately - FTXC, or FOXC). NOTE: The 4WRMB does not support DFXC transceivers. • A regulated, UL 1481 listed, power limited, battery backed, +24 VDC power supply (+24 VDC @ 0.050 A). -
Page 16: 4: Jniscab-1 Installation
4WRMB Repeaters 4WRMB Installation 2.2.4 JNISCAB-1 Installation This section details how to install the 4WRMB into the JNISCAB-1 enclosure. This enclosure is provided with door and key lock. Mounting the Enclosure to its Wall Position Step 1. Use the provided key to unlock the enclosure cover. Step 2. -
Page 17: Mounting The 4Wrmb In The Enclosure
4WRMB Installation 4WRMB Repeaters Mounting the 4WRMB in the Enclosure When installing the 4WRMB in this enclosure, be sure to use the inboard set of four mounting studs as shown below. JNISCAB-1 4WRMB Motherboard Use Screws to attach board to cabinet studs Transceiver stand-off to... - Page 18 4WRMB Repeaters 4WRMB Installation IFI Routers/Repeaters Installation & Operation Manual - P/N: 53388:Rev: A1 5/5/09...
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Page 19: Section 3 Routmb Routers
Section 3 ROUTMB Routers 3.1 About Routers Routers are used for applications that require network runs with large node counts, extreme distances, and complex configurations. Typically, a router is required under these conditions: • Any time more than 64 nodes are to be attached to a network segment. •... -
Page 20: 1: Motherboard Description
ROUTMB Routers ROUT-MB Description 3.2.1 Motherboard Description The ROUTMB requires two physical connections: Network facilitates NION’s communication over the Intelligent Fire Integrator™ Echelon network. The transceiver header connector fits onto the transceiver connector on the router board. Refer to the Intelligent Fire Integrator™ Echelon Gateway manual for more details on transceiver connections. -
Page 21: Routmb Installation
ROUTMB Installation ROUTMB Routers 3.3 ROUTMB Installation 3.3.1 Required Components • ROUTMB motherboard. • SMX Echelon network transceiver (ordered separately - FTXC, FOXC, or DFXC). • A regulated, UL 1481 listed, power limited, battery backed, +24 VDC power supply (+24 VDC @ 0.075 A). -
Page 22: 4: Jniscab-1 Installation
ROUTMB Routers ROUTMB Installation 3.3.4 JNISCAB-1 Installation This section details how to install the ROUTMB into the JNISCAB-1 enclosure. This enclosure is provided with door and key lock. Mounting the Enclosure to its Wall Position Step 1. Use the provided key to unlock the enclosure cover. Step 2. -
Page 23: Mounting The Routmb In The Enclosure
ROUTMB Installation ROUTMB Routers Mounting the ROUTMB in the Enclosure When installing a single motherboard in this enclosure, be sure to use the inboard set of four mounting studs as shown below. JNISCAB-1 ROUTMB Motherboard Mounting Studs with Standoffs attached Figure 3.3 ROUTMB Mounting Locations IFI Routers/Repeaters Installation &... - Page 24 ROUTMB Routers ROUTMB Installation IFI Routers/Repeaters Installation & Operation Manual - P/N: 53388:Rev: A1 5/5/09...
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Page 25: Section 4 Ncb-Im Routers
Section 4 NCB-IM Routers NOTE: For detailed information about the router, refer to the manufacturer’s documentation included with the product. 4.1 About Routers Routers are used for applications that require network runs with large node counts, extreme distances, and complex configurations. Typically, a router is required under these conditions: •... - Page 26 NCB-IM Routers NCB-IM Product Description A typical application would be connection of Echelon networks on multiple campuses. Echelon Network NIONs NIONs Workstation with Echelon Gateway 4WRMB 4WRMB RoutMB RoutMB 4WRMB 4WRMB NIONs NIONs NCB Router NCB Router Leased Line Campus 1 Campus 2 Echelon Network Figure 4.1 Typical Application of NCB-IM Routers...
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Page 27: Ncb-Im Component Descriptions
NCB-IM Component Descriptions NCB-IM Routers 4.3 NCB-IM Component Descriptions Echelon Network Connector Optional Handset Connector Modem Line LEDs Modem AUDIO CD OH LINE Line RJ-11 Network LEDs NETWORK Connector DC IN Hardware Reset Pin for NCB Router RESET ON 1 CMD CSVC RSVC OPTION A NCB NETWORK COMBINER Transformer Power Connector... -
Page 28: 3: Jniscab-5 Power Outlet And Edco Hsp-121B Installation
NCB-IM Routers NCB-IM Installation 4.4.3 JNISCAB-5 Power Outlet and EDCO HSP-121B Installation NCB Series Router Power Supply Requirements This router requires +24VDC @ 0.050A nominal and battery backup in accordance with local code requirements. It can be powered by any regulated, UL 1481 listed, power limited, battery backed +24 VDC power source. - Page 29 NCB-IM Installation NCB-IM Routers Step 3. Route power wiring in conduit through the bottom of cabinet and connect the wiring to the line side (input) of the HSP-121. NOTE: Use only wire for power limited systems Power limited wire runs use type FPLR, FPLP, FPL or equivalent cabling per NEC 760.
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Page 30: 4: Jniscab-5 Shelf Installation
NCB-IM Routers NCB-IM Installation 4.4.4 JNISCAB-5 Shelf Installation The JNISCAB-5 is provided with three shelves and stand-offs for assembly of a shelf unit. The top shelf is for the router, and the bottom two shelves house the PNET-1 surge suppressors. Install the shelves as shown. -
Page 31: 5: Router Installation
NCB-IM Installation NCB-IM Routers 4.4.5 Router Installation NCB-IM routers are always used in pairs with one at each end of the telephone line. Consequently, of each pair, one must be set to Originate communication and the other to Answer. This applies to both dial-up and leased-line modes. - Page 32 NCB-IM Routers NCB-IM Installation 2 wire tip/4 wire transmit tip 2 wire ring/4 wire transmit ring 4 wire receive ring (4-wire channels only) No Connection • For 4-wire leased-line operation: • Connect pins 3 and 4 of NCB module 1 to the circuit carrying audio from NCB1 to NCB2;...
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Page 33: Telephone Line / Modem Connection Descriptions
NCB-IM Programming NCB-IM Routers Step 8. Slide the router and shelf into the cabinet. Step 9. Plug the router’s power transformer into previously installed electrical outlet. Telephone Line / Modem Connection Descriptions The NCB-IM router's on-board modem can operate under PSTN (dial-up) or leased-line modes. Each of these modes has different configuration and connection requirements. - Page 34 NCB-IM Routers NCB-IM Programming IFI Routers/Repeaters Installation & Operation Manual - P/N: 53388:Rev: A1 5/5/09...
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Page 35: Section 5 Ncb-El Routers
Section 5 NCB-EL Routers NOTE: For detailed information about the router, refer to the manufacturer’s documentation included with the product. 5.1 About Routers Routers are used for applications that require network runs with large node counts, extreme distances, and complex configurations. Typically, a router is required under these conditions: •... -
Page 36: 1: Component Descriptions
NCB-EL Routers NCB-EL Product Description 5.2.1 Component Descriptions 10BASE-T DC IN OPTION WINK NETWORK ETH TX ETH RX ASYNC CSVC RSVC RESET Figure 5.1 NCB-EL Router Diagram Status LEDs ACT Yellow activity LED (ACT); indicates a packet has been passed by the router. ERR Red Error LED that indicates one of the following: •... -
Page 37: Ncb-El Installation
NCB-EL Installation NCB-EL Routers 5.3 NCB-EL Installation 5.3.1 Required Components To use a NCB-EL the following components are required: • "NCB-EL Components". • JNISCAB-5 enclosure (ordered separately). • HSP-121 Power Line Surge Suppressor (required included with JNISCAB-5 order). • Direct connection to your Network with a customer supplied Ethernet cross-over cable or a standard Ethernet cable. -
Page 38: 3: Jniscab-5 Power Outlet And Edco Hsp-121 Installation
NCB-EL Routers NCB-EL Installation 5.3.3 JNISCAB-5 Power Outlet and EDCO HSP-121 Installation NCB Series Router Power Supply Requirements This router requires +24VDC @ 0.050A nominal and battery backup in accordance with local code requirements. It can be powered by any regulated, UL 1481 listed, power limited, battery backed +24 VDC power source. - Page 39 NCB-EL Installation NCB-EL Routers Step 3. Route power wiring in conduit through the bottom of cabinet and connect the wiring to the line side (input) of the HSP-121. NOTE: Use only wire for power limited systems Power limited wire runs use type FPLR, FPLP, FPL or equivalent cabling per NEC 760.
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Page 40: 4: Jniscab-5 Shelf Installation
NCB-EL Routers NCB-EL Installation 5.3.4 JNISCAB-5 Shelf Installation The JNISCAB-5 is provided with three shelves and stand-offs for assembly of a shelf unit. The top shelf is for the router, and the bottom two shelves house the PNET-1 surge suppressors. Install the shelves as shown. -
Page 41: 5: Pnet-1 Installation
NCB-EL Installation NCB-EL Routers 5.3.5 PNET-1 Installation The PNET-1 is a surge suppressor that protects an Ethernet line from power surges. The bottom two shelves house PNET-1 surge suppressors Install the PNET-1 surge suppressor into the JNISCAB-5 as shown in the figure. PNET-1 Star Washer Shelf for PNET-1... -
Page 42: 6: Router Installation
NCB-EL Routers NCB-EL Installation 5.3.6 Router Installation Perform the installation and cable connections of the router using the following procedure as a guideline. Procedure Step 1. Set all eight of the router’s OPTION DIP switches to the UP position. The router reads DIP switch settings at power-up or after you press the RESET button. Step 2. - Page 43 NCB-EL Installation NCB-EL Routers NCB Series Router Disassembly/Assembly Procedure If you find it necessary to disassemble and reassemble your NCB series router for any purpose use this procedure as a guideline. Step 1. Disconnect any power from the router. Step 2. Disconnect any external network wiring and cables. Step 3.
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Page 44: Network Hub Use With The Ncb-El Router
NCB-EL Routers Network Hub use with the NCB-EL Router 5.4 Network Hub use with the NCB-EL Router A multi-port network hub (UL 864 Listed) that connects multiple devices to an Ethernet network can be used with this router. In your routing make sure to do the following: Step 1. -
Page 45: Section 6 Ncb-Fl Routers
Section 6 NCB-FL Routers NOTE: For detailed information about the router, refer to the manufacturer’s documentation included with the product. 6.1 About Routers Routers are used for applications that require network runs with large node counts, extreme distances, and complex configurations. Typically, a router is required under these conditions: •... -
Page 46: 1: Component Descriptions
NCB-FL Routers NCB-FL Product Description 6.2.1 Component Descriptions 10BASE-T DC IN OPTION Transmit To NCB Module AUI Port - Fiber Receive NCB-FL Fiber Adapter WINK NETWORK ETH TX ETH RX ASYNC CSVC RSVC RESET Figure 6.1 NCB-FL Router Diagram Status LEDs ACT Yellow activity LED (ACT);... -
Page 47: Ncb-Fl Installation
NCB-FL Installation NCB-FL Routers 6.3 NCB-FL Installation 6.3.1 Required Components To use a NCB-FL the following components are required: • "NCB-FL Components". • JNISCAB-5 enclosure (ordered separately). • EDCO HSP-121 Power Line Surge Suppressor (required and included with JNISCAB-5 order). •... -
Page 48: 3: Jniscab-5 Power Outlet And Edco Hsp-121 Installation
NCB-FL Routers NCB-FL Installation 6.3.3 JNISCAB-5 Power Outlet and EDCO HSP-121 Installation NCB Series Router Power Supply Requirements This router requires +24VDC @ 0.050A nominal and battery backup in accordance with local code requirements. It can be powered by any regulated, UL 1481 listed, power limited, battery backed +24 VDC power source. - Page 49 NCB-FL Installation NCB-FL Routers Step 3. Route power wiring in conduit through the bottom of cabinet and connect the wiring to the line side (input) of the HSP-121. NOTE: Use only wire for power limited systems Power limited wire runs use type FPLR, FPLP, FPL or equivalent cabling per NEC 760.
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Page 50: 4: Jniscab-5 Shelf Installation
NCB-FL Routers NCB-FL Installation 6.3.4 JNISCAB-5 Shelf Installation The JNISCAB-5 is provided with three shelves and stand-offs for assembly of a shelf unit. The top shelf is for the router, and the middle shelf is for the CentreCOM Fiber Optic Transceiver. Install the shelves as shown. -
Page 51: 5: Router Installation
NCB-FL Installation NCB-FL Routers 6.3.5 Router Installation The NCB-FL router requires the installation of the fiber cable extension between the router module and the CentreCOM Fiber Optic Transceiver. Perform the installation and cable connections of the router using the following procedure as a guideline. Procedure Step 1. - Page 52 NCB-FL Routers NCB-FL Installation IFI Routers/Repeaters Installation & Operation Manual - P/N: 53388:Rev: A1 5/5/09...
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Page 53: Section 7 Ncb-El/Fl Configuration
Section 7 NCB-EL/FL Configuration CAUTION: TCP/IP Settings Configure the TCP/IP settings on the router before connecting to a TCP/IP network. 7.1 TCP/IP Settings TCP/IP settings are configured for the router using the Ether/Plug application that is supplied with the router. This Ether/Plug application configures the router using a direct RS-232 serial connection to each router to be configured. -
Page 54: Ether/Plug Application
NCB-EL/FL Configuration Adding and Binding the NCB-EL/FL to the Echelon Network Ether/Plug Application Figure 7.3 shows the Ether/Plug application’s main screen. • The channel name is the description that was set when the Ether/Plug application was run for the first time; it is a description of the TCP/IP network shared by all the NCB-EL/FL routers. •... -
Page 55: 2: Binding A Router
Adding and Binding the NCB-EL/FL to the Echelon Network NCB-EL/FL Configuration 7.2.2 Binding a Router Binding is a process of uniquely identifying and initializing a node so that all other nodes may recognize and communicate with it. This binding table is stored within the Echelon Gateway. Only bound nodes are detected by the network and annunciated by the IFI Workstation. - Page 56 NCB-EL/FL Configuration Adding and Binding the NCB-EL/FL to the Echelon Network IFI Routers/Repeaters Installation & Operation Manual - P/N: 53388:Rev: A1 5/5/09...
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Page 57: Section 8 Ncb-El/Fl Network Applications
Section 8 NCB-EL/FL Network Applications This section provides examples for supported configurations for TCP/IP connection. The examples will also include a discussion of pros and cons for each scenario. 8.1 Configuration One - Basic Configuration The simplest configuration of the NCB-EL/FL routers can be achieved when only two or three NCB-EL/FL routers are in use. -
Page 58: Channel Member List
NCB-EL/FL Network Applications Configuration One - Basic Configuration • The setting “Unicast/Replicated” simply indicates that when any of the NCB-EL/FL routers receives an Echelon message, a separate TCP/IP message will be sent individually to each of the other NCB-EL/FL routers on the network. For this example, a setting of “<none>” will be used for the IP Central Site Member Name. - Page 59 Configuration One - Basic Configuration NCB-EL/FL Network Applications Using Figure 8.1 with the configuration shown in Figure 8.2, when NION 1 sends an event, it is received by the NCB-EL/FL described as Branch 1. Branch 1 NCB-EL/FL will send two TCP/IP messages.
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Page 60: Configuration Two
NCB-EL/FL Network Applications Configuration Two 8.2 Configuration Two The network shown in Figure 8.1, “NCB-EL/FL Configuration One Example” on page 57 will again be used. This configuration will differ from the previous discussion because the IP Central Site Member Name will be used. Figure 8.4 shows the Ether/Plug Configuration settings. -
Page 61: Configuration Three
Configuration Three NCB-EL/FL Network Applications 8.3 Configuration Three Figure 8.1 will again be used to describe using Multicast messages between the NCB-EL/FL routers. Using Multicast messages, one single TCP/IP message that originates at one of the NCB- EL/FL routers will be received by all other NCB-EL/FL routers in the channel. The Ether/Plug configuration settings are shown in Figure 8.6. -
Page 62: Configuration Four
NCB-EL/FL Network Applications Configuration Four 8.4 Configuration Four An NCB-EL/FL router can be used as a redundant router for another NCB-EL/FL. A sample diagram is shown in Figure 8.7. Member Name: Branch 1 Host IP Address: Member Name: LAS 101.101.101.102 Host IP Address: 101.101.101.101 NCB-EL/FL... - Page 63 Configuration Four NCB-EL/FL Network Applications Multicast addressing may be used on this channel with the same results. Refer to Figure 8.9 to see what the Ether/Plug configuration settings would look like for this Multicast setup. Figure 8.9 Ether/Plug Example 4 - Multicast IFI Routers/Repeaters Installation &...
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Page 64: Configuration Five
NCB-EL/FL Network Applications Configuration Five 8.5 Configuration Five Multiple NCB-EL/FL routers can be used in a redundant setup to provide multiple paths to the Echelon Gateway. A sample diagram is shown below. Member Name: LAS1 Member Name: Branch 1 Host IP Address: Host IP Address: 101.101.101.101 101.101.101.103... -
Page 65: Configuration Six
Configuration Six NCB-EL/FL Network Applications Multicast addressing may be used on this channel with the same results. A sample Multicast Ether/Plug configuration setting is shown in Figure 8.12. Figure 8.12 Ether/Plug Example 5 - Multicast 8.6 Configuration Six Multiple TCP/IP channels may exist on the same Echelon network. A sample network diagram is shown in Figure 8.13. - Page 66 NCB-EL/FL Network Applications Non-Supported Configurations 8.7 Non-Supported Configurations Using a NAT (Network Address Translation) or IP masquerading on the border gateways, as shown Figure 8.14 Figure 8.15, is not supported. Local IP Address: Global IP Address: 101.101.101.101 223.42.56.10 NCB-EL/FL NCB-EL/FL NION 1 Firewall Firewall...
- Page 67 Index Numerics 4WRMB 13 4WRMB Installation Requirements 15 4WRMB Repeater 12 Binding the NCB-EL/FL 54 Installation Environmental Conditions 10 NCB 11 NCB-EL 11 NCB-EL Installation Requirements 37 NCB-EL Power Supply Requirements 28 NCB-FL 11 NCB-IM Installation Requirements 27 NCB-IM Routers 25 Network Application Diagram 11 ROUTMB 11 ROUTMB Installation Requirements 21...
- Page 68 Index IFI Routers/Repeaters Installation & Operation Manual - P/N: 53388:Rev: A1 5/5/09...
- Page 69 Limited Warranty The manufacturer warrants its products to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for eighteen (18) months from the date of manufacture, under normal use and service. Products are date stamped at time of manufacture. The sole and exclusive obligation of the manufacturer is to repair or replace, at its option, free of charge for parts and labor, any part which is defective in materials or workmanship under normal use and service.
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