Memorylink Flanger 4 Plus Deployment Manual

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Flanger 4 Plus

Deployment Guide

Part Number: 9100-7000

Revision 081512

For Build 50509 and later

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Page 1 Flanger 4 Plus Deployment Guide Part Number: 9100-7000 Revision 081512 For Build 50509 and later...
Page 2: Packing List
A product label at located on the bottom of the unit. The label identifies the Flanger 4 Plus model, Firmware Revision, and serial number. Note: View the main page of the Web site or use the telnet ‘version’ command to identify the build version Flanger 4 Plus is running. For Build 050109 and later...
Page 3 Ethernet and the Power Supply Flanger4Plus uses Power over CAT5 to supply power to the Flanger4Plus and WAN-connected equipment such as a wireless broadband modem. WAN Port Power Out: Wires 4, 5, 7 and 8 are carrying power from the Flanger4Plus to power the radio. LAN Port No Power: The LAN port is a standard 10/100 ethernet port.
Page 4: Understanding The Front Panel
Understanding the Front Panel The front panel has a single status indicator. The status indicator LED is used to display the overall condition of the Flanger4Plus unit as follows: Front Panel LED Meaning Blinking Orange WAN Link down Alternating Orange and Red Partner not found Alternating Orange and Loopback Restore completed...
Page 5: Understanding The Back Panel
Understanding the Back Panel The back panel has seven connectors, each containing two status indicators. Connects the Flanger4Plus to the dedicated network used for communication between a pair of Flanger4Plus units. (Power Out) LINK – Link is present. Blink indicates activity. 100 –...
Page 6: Making Connections
Making Connections Locate each Flanger4Plus unit in an area where AC power, Ethernet connection to the external dedicated wide area network (WAN), and the local equipment DS1 connections are all available. Use a CAT5 ethernet cable (blue shown) and connect the external power supply to each Flanger4Plus unit’s Local port.
Page 7 Equipment connected to the WAN port WILL BE damaged if the device does not support Power over CAT5. Use the supplied power blocker or custom cables to prevent trouble! L’`equippement connecte` `a la prise WAN SERA ENDOMMAGE` si le dispositif ne tole`re pas POWER sur CAT5.
Page 8 Example Interconnections For Build 050109 and later...
Page 9 Setting Clock Modes The Flanger4Plus supports five DS1 clock modes on a per-channel basis. Mode 0 – Derive clock from this DS1 line Mode 1 – Flanger4Plus generates clock internally Mode 2 – Derive clock from local DS1 line #1 Mode 3 –...
Page 10 When to use Mode 0 to Mode 4 Pairs Use this configuration when connecting network equipment that provides its own stable timing source and remote equipment that recovers timing from the received DS1 signal for each DS1 line independently. When to use Mode 1 to Mode 3 Pairs Use this configuration when connecting network equipment that expects to receive stable timing from the Flanger4Plus and remote equipment that recovers timing from the received DS1 signal for DS1 line #1 directly.
Page 11: Cable Diagrams
Using Equalizer Control Settings Equalization settings are used to match the DS1 analog front end to the length and characteristics of the cabling connected between the Flanger4Plus unit and other TDM equipment. Short haul settings are used in an intra-office installation. For short haul T1 installations, the EQ settings are directly determined by the cabling distance between the Flanger4Plus and other equipment.
Page 12 DS1 with RJ-45 Cable Diagrams The DS1 ports normally require a cross-over cable between it and the CPE (Customer Premise Equipment.) These cables can be made with a standard CAT5 Ethernet cable using the pin out drawings below. You can use a loop back plug in the Flanger4Plus remote unit to do bench testing.
Page 13: Accessing The User Interface
Accessing the User Interface In order to access the Flanger4Plus Web interface, use your favorite Web Browser program (e.g. Internet Explorer). The units can be accessed as follows: For Build 050109 and later...
Page 14 In order to restore a Flanger4Plus to a factory Clock Mode 2 configuration, perform the following: 1. Connect the WAN Port of the Flanger 4 Plus to its Local Port using the Flanger 4 Plus Power supply to provide power to the unit.
Page 15: Factory Default Configuration
Factory Default Configuration Flanger4Plus is shipped in pairs and although they may sometimes have sequential serial numbers, there is no requirement they do. IP Defaults Unit with Clock Mode 2 Unit with Clock Mode 3 Local Local 192.168.1.1 169.254.1.50 192.168.2.1 169.254.1.60 Subnet 255.255.255.0...
Page 16: Features And Specifications
Features and Specifications Communications Ports Three 10/100base T; meets IEEE 802.3 Four T1/E1: RJ-45; meets ANSI T1.403, ITU-T G.703; AT&T TR-62411 Visual Status Indicators (LED) Front STATUS (front panel for overall unit operating condition) Back Local, LAN and WAN Ethernet Link Speed (10/100) Local, LAN and WAN Connection / Link Activity TDM (1,2,3,4) Signal Present TDM (1,2,3,4) Activity...