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Chapter 2 Installation Preparations 

Introduction 

This chapter introduces the preparations before installing the Hillstone A200-Series device, including 
the installation site environment requirements. This chapter includes the following sections: 

 

Installation site environment requirements

 

Installation Site Environment Requirements 

The A200-Series device is designed for indoor use. To ensure the normal operation and to prolong the 
service lifetime, the installation site must meet the requirements below. 

Temperature/Humidity Requirements 

The ambient temperature and relative humidity in the installation site should be maintained at 
acceptable levels. The requirements are shown as below: 

Item 

Requirements 

Ambient Temperature  When the device is working, the requirement is between 

0℃ and 45℃; 
When the device is being stored, the requirement is 
between -10℃ and 50℃. 

Relative Humidity 

5%-90%, non-condensing 

Clearness Requirements 

It is required that there are no explosive, conductive, magnetic, and corrosive dusts in the installation 
site. The dust concentration requirement in the equipment room is shown as below: 

Mechanically 
Active 
Substance 

Unit 

Concentration 

Dust Particle  Particles/m

3

 

≤3×10

4

 (No visible dust on tables within 3 

days) 

Note: Diameter of dust particle ≥5μm 

ESD Prevention 

To prevent electrostatic discharge (ESD) damage, ensure that: 

Summary of Contents for A200 Series

Page 1: ...Hillstone A200 Series Hardware Reference Guide...

Page 2: ...ny purpose other than the purchaser s personal use without the written permission of Hillstone Networks Hillstone Networks This document is prohibited for any commercial purpose About This Manual This...

Page 3: ...System Parameters 8 Ports 9 CON port 9 USB Port 10 Gigabit Ethernet Port 10 SFP Port 10 CLR Button 13 Power Supply 13 Power Supply Modules 13 Chapter 2 Installation Preparations 14 Introduction 14 In...

Page 4: ...Connecting a Power Adapter 19 Verifying Installation 19 Chapter 4 Boot and Configuration 21 Introduction 21 Establishing a Configuration Environment 21 Console CON Connection 21 WebUI 22 Telnet or SSH...

Page 5: ...5 EU Conformity Statement 27...

Page 6: ...onventions for your convenience to read and understand Warning Indicates improper operation that may cause serious damage to equipment or injury to operators Thus operators must strictly follow the op...

Page 7: ...el of A200W consists of several LED indicators 1 Power LED 1 Status LED 1 WLAN LED Figure A200W Front Panel Back Panel The A200 is powered by a power adapter and the rear panel has a DC power interfac...

Page 8: ...d its peer device is in normal status Off The link between this port and its peer device has failed or there is no connection ACT Yellow Always on The link between this port and its peer device is in...

Page 9: ...ture 0 45 Relative Humidity 5 90 non condensing Ports This section introduces attributes of ports on the A200 Series device including the CON port USB ports gigabit Ethernet ports SFP ports CON port T...

Page 10: ...B Type A interface Port Standard USB 2 0 host interface Negotiation Mode 1 1 2 0 autosensing Gigabit Ethernet Port The A200 Series device provides several fixed gigabit Ethernet ports Attributes for t...

Page 11: ...ase FX SFP optical modules All optical modules are hot swappable Table SFP Optical Module Attributes Attribute Description Short haul Multimode Optical Module 850nm Medium haul Single mode Optical Mod...

Page 12: ...LX10 TRAN LX40 TRAN LX80 TRAN LX40 TRAN LX80 Notes The original Hillstone optical module should not be used together with optical modules from other manufacturers otherwise some errors may occur If an...

Page 13: ...ngs take the following steps 1 When the device is working use a pin to press the CLR button in the pinhole and the device will restart 2 After the device restarts the CON port outputs the information...

Page 14: ...relative humidity in the installation site should be maintained at acceptable levels The requirements are shown as below Item Requirements Ambient Temperature When the device is working the requireme...

Page 15: ...quipment as far as possible Keep the device away from radio stations radar and other high frequency and high current devices Use electromagnetic shielding when necessary Other Safety Recommendations T...

Page 16: ...operation Please get the permission of your sales representative before opening the chassis yourself Warranty will be void if you disassemble the chassis without authorization Before installation make...

Page 17: ...connection and power cable connection Connecting the Console Cable The A200 Series device provides an RS 232C asynchronous serial console CON port through which you can configure the device The conso...

Page 18: ...g the Ethernet Copper Cable Follow the guidelines below when connecting cables to the ports Be careful not to connect the Ethernet port to the wrong ports Read the label above the port carefully For e...

Page 19: ...power adapter to the external AC power supply Verifying Installation After you complete the installation with all the above steps you still need to verify the following items All the cables are proper...

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Page 21: ...s Console CON connection WebUI Telnet or SSH Console CON Connection For initial system configuration you have to establish a Console connection environment connect the device to a configuration termin...

Page 22: ...ge the default password of the device in time 4 Enter commands to configure or view running status Enter a question mark to get help on commands whenever you want WebUI The MGT port has a default IP a...

Page 23: ...ployment Different device positions in the network network management demands and network security designs require different topology designs working modes security zones and policy configurations The...

Page 24: ...he front panel is on A solid green LED indicates correct connection Shutdown If you stop using the equipment you can do it by the following methods The device has no shutdown button and can directly d...

Page 25: ...ly of the equipment is consistent with the required power supply Configuration system troubleshooting After the device is powered on if the configuration system is normal the startup information will...

Page 26: ...used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in whic...

Page 27: ...ie Canada pour un environnement non contr l EU Conformity Statement This product is marked with CE and comply therefore with the applicable harmonized European standards listed under the Radio Equipme...

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