Connecting The Microlink (Dlan) Isdn Router - Devolo MicroLink dLAN ISDN Router User Manual

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Connecting the MicroLink (dLAN) ISDN Router

Preconditions
Your MicroLink (dLAN) ISDN Router requires a computer running an operating
system with TCP/IP support (e.g. Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 2000,
Windows XP, MAC OS X, Linux) connected to the MicroLink (dLAN) ISDN
Router via LAN (Ethernet).
To connect a computer to the integrated switch via LAN, use a network cable
with RJ45 plugs, also known as a patch cable. The computer must have a free
LAN port (RJ45).
Connection
Power switch.
Connection for AC adapter.
Button for manual reset; if this button is pressed for longer than five seconds,
all of the stored configuration data will be deleted and the router will be
restored to its factory defaults.
RJ45 jack for ISDN cable for the ISDN connection.
RJ45 sockets for network cables (patch cables, at least UTP CAT5) to connect
computers in the LAN or additional network devices.
Connect the MicroLink (dLAN) ISDN Router to an AC outlet using the AC
adapter. Turn on the power with the switch on the back. The green
'Power' LED on the front panel will light up.
Connect the ISDN cable first to the 'ISDN' socket on your router and then
to the ISDN connection.
Next, use network cables to connect up to four computers to a router's
RJ45 socket (LAN port) respectively and start the connected computers.
The associated 'Link/Act' control lamps light up.
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