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CHAPTER 2: Introduction
LR0010A-KIT (P
ROVIDER
U
NIT
; S
UBSCRIBER
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NIT
F
UNCTIONS AS
LR0012A)
IDSL LED:
Pulsing green (once per second) indicates that the IDSL
connection is operational and the unit is receiving either valid data packets or
status packets from the remote unit on the other side of the IDSL connection.
Power:
Steady green indicates normal operation.
Collision:
Flashing red indicates collision on Ethernet segment.
Rx:
Flashing amber indicates data received from Ethernet segment. Steady
amber indicates that the IDSL connection is not present.
Tx:
Flashing amber indicates data transmitted to Ethernet segment. Steady
amber indicates that the IDSL connection is not present.
Lnk:
Steady green indicates that an Ethernet link has been established. Steady
green (if accompanied by corresponding steady amber Tx and Rx LEDs)
indicates that the IDSL connection is not present.
NOTE
The SDSL connection may take several minutes to establish full
connectivity at the desired bandwidth setting. During connection setup,
the SDSL line will come up briefly (indicated by IDSL LED), but will then
shut down and retrain at the appropriate bandwidth setting indicated by
the front-panel switches. Once the connection has been established, the
IDSL LED will function as described above.
LR0011A-AC/DC
Power:
Steady green indicates normal operation.
WAN:
Pulsing green (once per second) indicates that the IDSL connection is
operational and unit is receiving either valid data packets or status packets
from the remote unit on the other side of the IDSL connection.
Rx:
Flashing amber indicates data received from Ethernet segment. Steady
amber indicates that the IDSL connection is not present.
Tx:
Flashing amber indicates data transmitted to Ethernet segment. Steady
amber indicates that the IDSL connection is not present.
Lnk:
Steady green indicates that an Ethernet link has been established. This
LED will also glow steadily if the IDSL connection is not present.
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