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RG-EasyGate Series Hardware Installation Guide V1.28 

Temperature/Humidity Requirements   

To ensure normal operation and prolong the service life of the device, the equipment room must maintain constant 

temperature and humidity. If the equipment room is overheated for a long time, the insulation materials may result in 

defective insulation and even electric leakage. If the relative humidity is low, the insulation spacer may result in dry 

shrinkage, which will make screws looser and easily generate static electricity in the dry environment, thus damaging the 

interior circuits on the device. Excessively high temperature will accelerate the aging of insulation materials and 

compromise the reliability and even service life of the device. The temperature/humidity requirements are shown below 

(detailed difference between products is described in the chapter of "Product Overview"):     

 

Table 2-1 Temperature and Humidity Requirements of Ruijie EG Series Breakout Gateways 

Temperature  

Relative Humidity   

Long-term working 

condition  

Short-term working 

condition 

Long-term working 

condition 

Short-term working 

condition 

15ºC to 30ºC 

0ºC to 45ºC 

40% to 65% 

10% to 90% 

 

 

The temperature/humidity of working atmosphere indicates the value measured at 1.5 m above the floor and 

0.4 m ahead of the equipment frame when there is no protection plate on the front and rear side of the 

equipment frame.   

 

Short-term working condition refers to the continuous operation no exceeding 48 hours or accumulative 

operations no exceeding 15 days in a year.     

 

Extremely harsh working environment generally refers to the ambient temperature and humidity which may 

be encountered when the equipment room air-conditioning system fails but will recover in less than 5 hours 

every time.   

Cleanliness Requirements   

The dust is also a major threat to the safe operation of device. The dust accumulated on the device may cause 

electrostatic adsorption and result in poor contact. It will not only compromise the service life of device but also cause 

communication failure. When the indoor relative humidity is low, such electrostatic adsorption will incur more easily.     

 

Table 2-2 The Equipment Room Dust Content and Particle Size Requirements of Ruijie EG Series Breakout 

Gateways   

Maximum Diameter (

μ

m) 

0.5  

1  

3  

5  

Maximum Density (Particles/m3) 

1.4 x 10

7

 

7 x 10

5

   

2.4 x 10

5

   

1.3 x 10

5

   

Apart from the dust, the device is also sensitive to the hydrochloric acid sulfide contained in the air. These noxious gases 

will accelerate metal wastage and the aging of certain parts. The upper limits of noxious gases (Sulfur dioxide, Sulfured 

hydrogen, Nitrogen dioxide, Ammonia and Chlorine) in the equipment room are shown in Table 2-3:     

 

Table 2-3 Upper Limits of Noxious Gases of Ruijie EG Series Breakout Gateways 

 

Summary of Contents for RG-EasyGate Series

Page 1: ...RG EasyGate Series Hardware Installation Guide V1 28 Hardware Installation Manual RG EasyGate Series Products...

Page 2: ...means without the prior written consent of Ruijie Networks is prohibited are registered trademarks of Ruijie Networks Counterfeit is strictly prohibited Exemption Statement This document is provided...

Page 3: ...tial device damage and physical injury This manual includes the following chapters Chapter 1 Product Overview Describes product appearance and system characteristics of Ruijie EG Series gateway Chapte...

Page 4: ...ment contained in the attached CD In this manual Ruijie RG EGxxx series breakout gateways are abbreviated as Ruijie EGxxx breakout gateway Detailed descriptions and configurations shall be subject to...

Page 5: ...thout training Ruijie EG Series Breakout Gateways Ruijie EG1000L Breakout Gateway Appearance of Ruijie EG1000L Breakout Gatgeway Figure 1 1 Front Panel of Ruijie EG1000L Breakout Gateway Figure 1 2 Ba...

Page 6: ...working properly SYS Blinking green indicates the system is being initialized Solid green indicates system initialization has completed Solid red indicates system warning USB Solid green indicates th...

Page 7: ...o port and supports 1000BASE SX LX ZX mini GBIC optical module LAN port five default 10 100 1000 M self adaptive fast Ethernet copper ports 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 automatic recognition of network cables...

Page 8: ...nking green indicates the system is being initialized Solid green indicates system initialization has completed Solid red indicates system warning SATA Solid green indicates the SATA hard disk is inse...

Page 9: ...c recognition of network cables and cross over cables All Ethernet ports can be switched between WAN mode and LAN mode Management port one management port in bridge mode I O Setup One console port one...

Page 10: ...cates system warning SD Solid green indicates the SD card is inserted Blinking green indicates data reading writing SATA Solid green indicates the SATA hard disk is inserted Blinking green indicates d...

Page 11: ...rts can be switched between WAN mode and LAN mode Management port one management port in bridge mode I O Setup One console port BYPASS Hardware BYPASS 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 4 Supports the two modes of power o...

Page 12: ...es data reading writing SATA Solid green indicates the SATA hard disk is inserted Blinking green indicates data reading writing USB Solid green indicates the USB disk is inserted Blinking green indica...

Page 13: ...es The fiber ports are supported on the 1000BASE SX LX ZX mini GBIC module One management port which supports 10 100 M adaptive and automatic recognition of the network cables and the cross over cable...

Page 14: ...dicator Working status PWR1 PWR2 Solid green indicates the power module is installed Off indicates the power module is not installed Solid red indicates the power module is faulty or not powered on SY...

Page 15: ...icator Description of the RG PA300I Power Module LED Indicator Working Status IN Solid green indicates normal power input Off indicates abnormal power input OUT Solid green indicates normal power outp...

Page 16: ...Supporting NAT Supporting policy based routing Supporting VRRP Supporting L2TP and PPTP Supporting TFTP Friendly User Interface The standard operation interface allows visual configuration and each c...

Page 17: ...figuration such as the configuration of user group IP group and protocol group such as P2P protocol group and gaming group as well as the bandwidth management policy based control of users of the same...

Page 18: ...devices allowing complete URL filtering flow control and content auditing The bypass mode ensures that the network is free from single point failure and will not affect network performance Built in ha...

Page 19: ...he clock If the clock is not set the time may not be correct if the clock has been set precisely and the time is still incorrect the built in button cell of device may have ran out which is typically...

Page 20: ...the equipment frame when there is no protection plate on the front and rear side of the equipment frame Short term working condition refers to the continuous operation no exceeding 48 hours or accumul...

Page 21: ...bag When observing or transferring the circuit board of breakout gateway touch the outer edge of circuit board and avoid direct contact with the components on the circuit board Anti Interference Requ...

Page 22: ...essories Make sure the cabinet and workbench is properly grounded Installation Tools and Devices To enable smooth installation prepare the following items Installation tools Connecting cables Related...

Page 23: ...ation process install the device as per the following steps shown in Figure 3 1 Figure 3 1 Device Installation Procedure Mounting the Breakout Gateway Mounting the breakout gateway refers to installin...

Page 24: ...es 3 conductor power cables You are suggested to use a single phase 3 conductor outlet or a multifunction microcomputer outlet with neutral connector The neutral point of the power supply shall be sec...

Page 25: ...ce You can configure the console port of a breakout gateway based on the following steps Connect one end of the enclosed configuration cable to the console port of device and the other end to the DB 9...

Page 26: ...emulator like the Hyperterm program provided by Windows operating system We will describe the operating procedures by taking the example of Hyperterm Run Hyperterm software and establish a new connec...

Page 27: ...RG EasyGate Series Hardware Installation Guide V1 28 Figure 4 4 Select the Terminal Emulation Type...

Page 28: ...crocomputer or terminal for gateway configuration is started or configured Before powering on the breakout gateway be aware of the location of the power switch of the breakout gateway to timely cut of...

Page 29: ...s found on the target Press Ctrl C to enter Boot Menu Main Program File Name rgos bin Load Main Program Executing program launch at 0x00010000 Ruijie General Operating System Software Release Software...

Page 30: ...p information In case of using the breakout gateway for the first time you are advised to use a configuration function to configure the basic parameters of the breakout gateway Starting the Breakout G...

Page 31: ...ubleshooting After the breakout gateway is powered on the terminal will display the messages described in Starting and Configuring the Breakout Gateway section during the startup process if the system...

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