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The Enable-IT 850 CPE Extended Ethernet Units have a distance restriction of 8,000ft or
2,440m over 1-pair of Category 2 up to Category 5e / CAT6 wiring from device extension
to device extension.
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Total distance limitation of 8,000ft or 2,440m from end to end.
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1 Pair CAT-2 wiring or 4-pair Cat5e .30 Gage or better cabling is required.
For the Interlink port use an RJ-11 connector. Crimp a RJ-11 Male Head to each
end of the contiguous wire run and using the following pins (1 & 2) straight through.
This will deliver 1 Voice line, 100Mbps Full Duplex Ethernet Data.
Perform an out of the box Test
We highly recommend a quick test to ensure the working order of you 850 CPE
units. To do this, please use one of the Telephone patch cords provided and
attach to the 850 CPE Interlink port and then to the 8950 DSLAM Interlink port.
Power up both 850 CPE units and the 8950 DSLAM Concentrator. The Green Sync
LEDs will start flickering slowly and then fast as the units talk to each other. After
a few seconds you should see a solid Green Interlink Sync LED on each 850 CPE
unit to confirm a link is established. The 8950 DSLAM will take about 30 seconds
to startup then link will be established with the 850 CPE. This confirms basic
proper operation of the units. Next for a more detailed test and to confirm your
LAN Equipment works with the 850 CPE, connect your Ethernet LAN to the 8950
DSLAM and remote device to the 850 CPE LAN ports and test connectivity. The
Green Interlink Sync LED will pulse rapidly as it detects traffic.
LED indicators will provide visual operational status of the 850 CPE units.
Link
- Slow to fast flicker on power up – indicates negotiation of a link.
Solid Green LED indicates link established and rapid pulse is traffic.
Power
- Solid Green LED indicates that the unit is receiving 5v power correctly.
ACT
- Yellow LEDs – Lit solid indicates the presence of local LAN
– Blinking indicates the presence of local LAN traffic