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coaXmedia Series 6000

SD200 Access Appliance User’s Guide  9

5

 

Installing the Access Appliance

These sections provide step-by-step instructions on installing you Access

Appliance.

5.1 

Overview

The SD200 Access Appliance is easy to install; taking an average of 15

minutes to setup.  However, before getting started, it is important for you

to read the following information.

5.1.1 

Before Installing

5.1.2 

Building Requirements

This unit will only operate in buildings utilizing coaXmedia
Internet Access Solutions.

5.1.3 

PC Requirements

The SD200 Access Appliance requires the use of a Network

Interface Card installed in your PC; if you PC does not have a
Network Interface Card, one must be installed before you can

use the Access Appliance.  Many computer retail stores and
service centers can perform this task, if you require

assistance.

 

5.1.4 

Review the Safety Recommendations

It is important to review the Safety Recommendations to
insure the proper installation and operation of your Access

Appliance.   See the Safety Recommendations Section of this
User’s Guide.

5.1.5 

Gather Tools

Although most installations do not require any special tools, it
may be necessary to use a 7/16” 

wrench

 or 

pliers

 to loosen

an existing coax cable connection on a TV or CATV wall
outlet.  It is also desirable to lightly tighten all coax cable

connections associated with installing the Access Appliance to
insure solid, reliable connections; this can be done with a
wrench, with pliers or by hand.

Summary of Contents for Series 6000

Page 1: ...Series 6000 SD200 Access Appliance User s Guide Revision 0 6 Feb 2002 601004 001...

Page 2: ...may not be reproduced in whole or part without the written permission of coaXmedia Inc The contents of this document are subject to change without notice coaXmedia Inc assumes no liability for damage...

Page 3: ...SPECIAL OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE INABILITY TO USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THE COAXMEDIA PRODUCT S ITS ACCOMPANYING SOFTWARE OR DOCUMENTATION INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION DAMAGES FOR LOSS...

Page 4: ...rence to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the unit off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of more of the following measures Reorien...

Page 5: ...ccess Appliance 7 4 1 Front Panel 7 4 2 Rear Panel 8 5 Installing the Access Appliance 9 5 1 Overview 9 5 1 1 Before Installing 9 5 1 2 Building Requirements 9 5 1 3 PC Requirements 9 5 1 4 Review the...

Page 6: ...have questions regarding your coaXmedia Access Appliance use these contact points to request the information you need 1 1 Support Phone 877 885 COAX 877 885 2629 toll free Fax 678 513 6112 E mail sup...

Page 7: ...t the connectors is a fire hazard Avoid damaging power cords Arrange power supply cords so that they are out of the way Route them through areas where it is unlikely they will be walked on or objects...

Page 8: ...ower source Unplug the power adaptor before cleaning Do not use liquid cleaner or any aerosol cleaner Use only a damp cloth for cleaning Protect from lightning For added protection for this product du...

Page 9: ...ew computer equipment making this product s setup easier than that of a VCR And once it s set up using the product is as simple as double clicking an icon 3 1 Features Provides access to Broadband ser...

Page 10: ...e provider 3 3 What You Need In addition the Access Appliance package you will need the following 1 Personal Computer see requirements below 1 7 16 or adjustable wrench optional may be needed to loose...

Page 11: ...nce Throughout this guide special icons have been used to highlight specific points Although many of these highlights are simply informative in nature several denote points of user safety and should b...

Page 12: ...the Access Appliance has been activated by the central access equipment making Internet connection possible T Transmit Data On when data is ready to be transmitted May blink fast when sending streams...

Page 13: ...he Appliance to the coax network via the coaxial cable The other end of this cable connects to the diplex filter connector labeled X The diplex filter is in turn connected by cable to the existing TV...

Page 14: ...does not have a Network Interface Card one must be installed before you can use the Access Appliance Many computer retail stores and service centers can perform this task if you require assistance 5 1...

Page 15: ...is located near your computer When making your selection consider where you use your PC laptop and the distance between that location and the CATV outlet Although coaxial cables are provided with your...

Page 16: ...m the diplex filter s IN connector to the wall outlet Unplug the TV VCR cable from the room s cable outlet See page 16 for more on the PC connectors Use the provided PC cable to connect from the Acces...

Page 17: ...not substitute a generic cable splitter for the provided diplex filter although doing so will not damage the TV or Access Appliance the diplex filter improves the Appliance s operational reliability I...

Page 18: ...computer retail stores and service centers can perform this task if you require assistance PC Ethernet Port Do not attempt to insert the supplied Ethernet cable into a dial up modem Doing so could dam...

Page 19: ...ted Often when using the Ethernet connection Internet Service Providers require your Ethernet card to be configured to obtain an IP address automatically DHCP Instructions for making the necessary adj...

Page 20: ...y circle 6 Place a check in the Obtain DNS server address automatically circle 7 Click Apply and then click OK If the computer prompts you to reboot please do so now For Windows XP 1 For Windows XP cl...

Page 21: ...you with an Always On connection to the Internet so simply start up your e mail client Web browser newsgroup reader or other Internet applications and use them as usual Note If you are concerned that...

Page 22: ...onnections and cables refer to Connecting to the Access Appliance If this problem persists contact your service provider for assistance See also page 17 for a description of the Front Panel status LED...

Page 23: ...ges 108 132 VAC Output 5VDC 1A Option 2 Inputs 240VAC 50 60 Hz Operating Ranges 220 240 VAC Output 5VDC 1A Environmental Specifications Operating temperature 0 to 40 C Storage temperature 40 to 75 C H...

Page 24: ...e available Specify the part number s as well as description s of any part when ordering to ensure correct identification of the item Sales Part Description CB201 001 Ethernet Cable 10ft PS200 001 SD2...

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