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60 X4000 User’s Guide
Hardware Description and Installation
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Make the connections in the following order:
➤
Place X4000 on a firm level surface.
Connecting X4000 to
PC or
terminal
➤
Connect the serial port of your PC (COM1 or COM2) to the console
interface of your
X4000 . Use only the serial cable supplied with the
equipment.
You only need to connect
X4000 to the console interface (no. 4, see
Figure 3-18, page 59 ) if you want to carry out your initial configuration
serially via the console port, e.g. with the Configuration Wizard (cf.
chapter 6, page 109 ).
Connecting X4000
to LAN
➤
Connect the LAN interface (no. 5, see Figure 3-18, page 59 ) of X4000 to
your hub. Use only LAN cables suitable for CAT5. A poorer quality cable
can cause malfunctions of
X4000 .
Connecting X4000
to WAN
If you want to use the ISDN BRI interface in your applications scenario:
➤
Connect the ISDN BRI interface (no. 6, see Figure 3-18, page 59 ) of X4000
to your ISDN connection using the cable (RJ-45) supplied with the
equipment.
If you want to use the X.21/V.35/V.36 or X.21bis interface(s) in your application
scenario:
➤
Connect the X.21/V.35/V.36 or X.21bis (no. 8 or no. 9, Figure 3-18,
page 59 ) of X4000 to your connection via a cable (not supplied with the
equipment).
Caution!
Incorrect cabling of ISDN or LAN interfaces can cause your router to
malfunction!
➤
Only connect the LAN interface of X4000 to the LAN interface of the hub
and the ISDN interface of X4000 to the ISDN connection.
No serial connection is necessary if you only want to quickly assign X4000 the
IP address and netmask. You can assign the IP address quickly and easily
using the input keys and the display (cf.
chapter 5, page 93 ).