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ONT-2-E4xxxi Multi-service Residential Gateway Series Hardware Installation Guide
TM 87-10879 Rev. A UNRELEASED DRAFT 17
Figure 2 Rear Panel Ports on the ONT-2-E4020iWn
The following table describes the ports and interfaces on the rear panel of the ONT-2-E4020iWn. For a de-
scription of the PON optical fiber connector, see Figure 3 SC/APC Optical Fiber Plugged into Optical
Network Interface.
Table 7 Rear Panel Ports on the ONT-2-E4020iWn
Interface Description
ON/OFF Power ON/OFF switch. Depress button to turn on. Power off the device when it is not in use,
for power saving.
CAUTION: Beware of accidentally pressing this button—it will turn off the ONT.
Power
Connect to the supplied power adapter.
Backup Power Connect to an external power supply.
Reset Restore to factory defaults. If you power on the device and use a thin needle to press the
Reset button for over 1 second, the ONT is automatically reset and is restored to the factory
default settings. If you cannot log in to the ONT or forget your username/password, press this
button for more than 6 seconds to restore to defaults.
WPS Press to activate Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) for a period of time. Activating WPS in this
manner may override your disabling WPS via the GUI interface.
WiFi
Reserved for future use.
LAN1, LAN2, LAN3,
LAN4 RJ-45 Ethernet interface with the self-adaptive rate of 10/100/1000 Mbps, for connecting to
the local network.
Phone1
Phone2 Connect these two voice ports to an analog phone set with a RJ-11 cable.
USB
Reserved for future use. In the future, the standard USB connector will accommodate back
up of local configuration data and firmware updates via mass storage media, such as a flash
drive.
3.6 Ethernet Connections
The ONT-2-E4xxxi Multi-service Residential Gateway Series provides four switched Ethernet
10/100/1000 Base-T RJ-45 copper wire twisted pair interfaces for direct connection to a PC or Ethernet
set top box, or indirect connection to other Ethernet equipment via an attached switch, hub, or router.
All Ethernet ports are “switched” interfaces, meaning that each port can act as part of a separate inde-
pendent network segment, hence video or data traffic can be restricted to the port for which it is in-
tended.