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VPN ROUTER

CONNECTION GUIDE

SR-VPN1

Thank you for purchasing this Icom product. The SR-VPN1 

vpn

 

router

 is designed and built with Icom’s IP network 

technology. We hope you agree with Icom’s philosophy of 
“technology first.” Many hours of research and develop-
ment went into the design of your SR-VPN1.

Read the “PRECAUTIONS” leaflet first, if you have not done so.

Step 1   System  Requirements

 

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Supplied Accessories 

  • Power adapter …………1
  • Cushion sheet …………1
  • Ferrite EMI filter …………1
  • Precautions guide
 • 

 “Setting the interface language and the Time Zone” leaflet

  • Connection Guide (This guide)

 

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Other requirements

  • PC
  • Ground wire
  • LAN cable

  

About this Connection Guide: 

This Connection Guide explains the basic operation for the 
SR-VPN1. Access our website to download the instruction 
manual. 

Icom website   http://www.icom.co.jp/world/

 NOTE: 

 

•   Adobe

®

 Reader

®

 is required on your PC in order to display the 

downloaded instruction manual. (PDF File)

  •  If your PC does not have Adobe

®

 Reader

®

, please download 

it from the Adobe

®

 website.

Step 2   Panel description

 

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About the status indicator

Front Panel

Rear Panel

<UPDATE> Button

[MSG] LED

[LAN](1 to 4) Port
(RJ-45)

DC Jack 

[PWR] LED

[VPN] LED

[WAN](1/2) Port
(RJ-45) 

Ground terminal 

[BACKUP] LED

<INIT> Button

[LAN] LED

[PPP] LED

[WAN]

1/2

) 

LED

[USB] Port

USB2.0

[CONSOLE] Port
(RJ-11) 

Status

PWR

MSG

WAN (1/2)

LAN*

1

*

2

VPN

PPP

BACKUP

Lit

Green

ON

(Online Update)

A firmware update is 

ready

WAN connected

(1000BASE-T)

LAN connected

(1000BASE-T)

(More than 1 connection)

IPsec connected 

(More than 1 

connection)

PPP connected

(More than 1 

connection)

Backup line is 

communicating.

Orange

Booting

Accessing the USB 

flash drive

WAN connected

(10BASE-T/ 

100BASE-TX)

LAN connected

(10BASE-T/ 

100BASE-TX)

(More than 1 connection)

Blinking

Green

(Online Update)

Firmware downloading

WAN is communicating 

(1000BASE-T)

Orange

Initialization in 

progress/

<INIT> button 

Green/Orange

WAN is communicating 

(10BASE-T/ 

100BASE-TX)

Not Lit

OFF

Not connected

Not connected

*1 When 1000BASE-T/10BASE-T/100BASE-TX are mixed, the [LAN] LED lights in orange.
*2 The data communication status for each [LAN] port can be checked with the [LAN] LED on the rear panel.

(See the precautions guide for more details on the <INIT> and <UPDATE> buttons.)

Step 3   Automatic setting data load with a USB flash drive 

The setting data or firmware can be automatically loaded 
into the SR-VPN1 from a USB flash drive.
It is useful to recover the configuration or to update the 
firmware.

• The USB flash drive is not supplied. Purchase separately.
• See the SR-VPN1 instruction manual for details.

About the USB flash drive

•  A USB flash drive such as one with biometric authentication, 

or one with password protection is not supported.

•  Turn OFF the SR-VPN1's power before inserting or 

removing the USB flash drive, to prevent data corruption.

•  Either one of the USB slots accepts the USB flash drive, but 

insert only one USB flash drive at a time.

•  Insert the USB flash drive securely.
•  NEVER remove the USB flash drive or turn OFF the 

SR-VPN1's power, while transferring data. It will cause data 
corruption, or damage the USB flash drive.

•  After the firmware updating is finished, check the firmware 

version on the setting screen to verify that the update was 
correctly done.

•  When importing setting data from the USB flash drive to 

the SR-VPN1, the originally programmed setting data is 
automatically saved as “bakdata.sav” in the USB flash drive, 
as a backup.

Turn OFF the SR-VPN1’s power 
by disconnecting the power adapter, 
and then insert the USB flash 
drive securely. Then, turn ON the power again by 
connecting the power adapter.

Step 4   Connecting and turning the power ON 

To

 the DC jac

k

To

 the 

[LAN] por

t

To

 the Ground ter

minal

LAN cable*

(Purchase separately

*Category 5e or higher

Ground wire

(Purchase separately)

Ground terminal

Power adapter

AC wall socket

PC

SR-VPN1

Default

 192.168.0.1)

Connect the
power supply

r

The [PWR] LED on the 
front panel lights.

Ferrite EMI filter

Verify the LEDs light

y

When the [LAN] LEDs on the rear do not light, verify 
that the LAN cable is securely connected.

Attach the cushions

q

Cushion Sheet

Attach the ferrite EMI filter

w

q

w

Status indicator:

Lit: 

LAN connected

Blinking: LAN data communicating

q

 

Green:   1000BASE-T

w

 

Orange: 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX

Ferrite EMI
filter

Wrap the cable once 

around the filter.

Power cable

e

Connect
the cables

Start the PC

t

Follow the steps 

q

 to

 

y

 to connect the devices.

• When connecting in the factory default condition, the connected network must be disconnected. 
• If [LAN] does not light, check the LAN cable and try again.

IP address for PC

The SR-VPN1’s IP address is set to “192.168.0.1”, and DHCP 
server to “Enable” as default. Therefore, set the connecting PC 
for the IP address to automatically access.
See the PC’s instruction manual for the IP address setting 
details.

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WARNING!

To prevent electrical shock, television interference (TVI), 
broadcast interference (BCI) and other problems, ground the 
SR-VPN1 through the ground terminal.

NEVER

 connect the ground terminal to a gas or electric pipe. 

This may result in an electrical shock or cause a fire.

•  The [WAN1] and [WAN2] ports on the setting screen point the 

[WAN] and [WAN2] ports on the rear panel.

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