March 2011
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Hardware Installation
Installation of the FF06-6P is very simple. We have created a step by step graphic below for your convenience, but there is no specific order required
when connecting the cables and devices.
1
Connect External Power
Adapter to DC Connector
2
Fix S Bracket over
the DC Connector
S Bracket
& Screw
3
Connect supplied Modem
Cable to PSTN Line and
Modem Connector (RJ11)
Connect Red Straight Cables to
Network Appliance Console ports
to PORTS 1 to PORT 6
4
5
Connect Supplied IEC C13 to C14 Power Cords
from the IEC C13 Power Outlets (
A1 A2 A3
&
B1 B2
B3
) to the Network Appliance Power Inlets (C14)
6
AC Input
A
100-250VAC 50-60Hz
(10Amps Max)
AC Input
B
100-250VAC 50-60Hz
(10Amps Max)
8 Amps Recommended
Collective
Current Load over
A1, A2
&
A3
Outlets.
USA @ 115V ( 920Watts)
EU @ 220V (1,760 Watts)
UK @ 240V (1,920 Watts)
8 Amps Recommended
Collective
Current Load over
B1, B2
&
B3
Outlets.
USA @ 115V ( 920Watts)
EU @ 220V (1,760 Watts)
UK @ 240V (1,920 Watts)
Use Network Appliance
Power Cords
Use Network Appliance
Power Cords
Front View
Rear View
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When you have connected the External Power Adapter to the FF06-6P and Power Source (100V to 250V 50-60Hz), you should see the TERM LED and
AA LED, illuminate after 8 to10 seconds later.
The FF06-6P is ready to receive calls.
When a call comes in, you should see the AA LED Flicker twice (If Dial Rings Default is set to 2 Rings).
After approximately 20 seconds, if the modem synchronization is successful, you will see the TX and RX LEDs Illuminate.
If the after the AA LED Flickers and then after approximately 20 seconds, it resets itself to constantly on, it means that Modems have not been able to
negotiate a speed. This is normally due to a bad PSTN Line condition.
A solution for this is to get the calling modem to negotiate its speed at a lower level.
The AT Command to do this is: AT+MS=V22B<
CR
>
If you know a call has been instigated, but the AA LED does not Flicker, this could mean:
1) A Faulty Line
2) The Wrong Number is being called.
3) The Supplied Modem Cable has a fault
From experience, it is very rarely the Pushkablue device.
A Solution is to attach a telephone to the Line, using the modem cable and get the calling operator to ring the number again.
