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Patton electronic IM2RC/I-100B manual

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    USER MANU AL M ODEL IM2R C/I- 1 0 0B Ethernet Bridge Module SALES OF FICE (301) 975-100 0 TECHNICAL SUPPORT (301) 975-100 7 Part# 07M IM2RC-I 1 0 0B-UM Rev . A Revise d 1 1/2 6/ 10[...]

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    2 1.0 Warranty Info rmation ....... ................. ...................... ................... 3 1.1 Service ..................... ...................... ................. ...................... ........ 3 1.2 Safety Wh en Working W ith Electricity ................. ................. ........ 4 2.0 General Inform ation ..................... .....[...]

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    3 1.0 W ARRANTY INFOR MATION Patton Electron ics war rants all Mode l IM2R C/I -10 0B com pon ents to be free fr om defect s, and will—at our option—rep air or re place the produc t should it fail within one year f rom the first date of the sh ipment. This warran ty is limite d to defect s in workman ship or material s, and does not cov er cust[...]

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    4 1.2 SA FETY WHEN W ORKING WITH ELEC TRICITY • Do no t open the device when th e power c ord is con- nected. For systems with out a power switc h and without an external po wer adapter , line voltag es are present w ithin the device wh en the power cor d is co nnected. • For dev ices with an extern al power adapter , t he power ad apter shall [...]

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    5 This de vice conta ins no u ser service able parts . This device ca n only be repaired by qualified servic e personnel . This d evice is NOT inte nded n or approv ed fo r connec tion to t he PSTN. It is intended o nly for conn ection to c ustomer prem ise equipm ent. Electros tatic Disch arge (ES D) can dama ge equipm ent and im pair electrical c[...]

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    6 2.0 GENERAL INFORMATION Thank y ou for your pu rchase of thi s Patton Elect ronics produ ct. This produ ct has been thoroughly i nspected and tested and i s warranted for One Y ear parts and labor . If any questi ons arise duri ng insta llation or use of this product, plea se cont act Patton Elect ronics T echni cal Suppor t at: (301) 975-100 7. [...]

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    7 cap abilities us ing RocketLi nk Plug ‘n’ Play , as well as in-band man age- ment. 2.3 T YPICAL A PPLICATION The Mod el IM2RC/I-10 0B is designed to plug direc tly into the r ear of a Patton Ele ctronics rack card modem ( i.e. Model 3088RC or 27 01RC). The Mod el IM2RC/I-10 0B is designed to be used as one of a p air of unit s. Figure 1 (belo[...]

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    8 3.0 PPP OPE RATIONAL BACK GROUND PPP is a p rotocol used for multi-plexed transport over a point-to-po int link. PPP operates on a ll full duple x media, and is a symmetric peer-to- peer proto col, which c an be broken into three ma in compone nts: 1. A stan dard method t o encaps ulate dat agrams over s erial links ; 2. A Link Control Protocol ([...]

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    9 Figur e 2. Cisco rout er with s erial i nterface, c onfigur ed as PP P Half Bridge For exam ple, the cus tomer site i s assigned the addresses 192.168.1. 1 through 1 92.168.1.254 . The address 192.168.1.1 i s also the defa ult gatewa y fo r the re mo te ne twork. The abov e s etti ngs remov e an y rou ting/ forward ing intellig ence from the CPE.[...]

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    10 4.0 CONF IGURAT ION The Mod el IM2RC/I-10 0B module pl ugs into Patto n’s 3088 RC and 2701R C modems to p rovide Etherne t LAN extens ion. The IM2 RC/I- 100B has no switch es or jumpe rs and does n ot need to be configure d. Howeve r , factors such as the type of med ium, thro ughput across the link and clo cking mode m ust be determ ined by t[...]

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    11 4.1 CONNE CTING THE I NTER FACE DR IVER BOA RD This p ack age co nta ins an interfa ce driv er board that allows you to confi g- ure your front funct ion card for e thernet operati on. Figure 4 s hows the Interf ace Drive r Board conne cte d to a Model 2701 R C front fu nc tion ca rd. Figu re 4. Mod el IM2RC /I-10 0B Driv er Boar d moun ted on M[...]

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    12 5.0 INSTALLATION This se ction de scribes the NetLink Mo del 1001R1 4 rack chas sis. Include d are install ation instructi ons for the IM2RC/I -100B rear card, plus ether net and line i nterface connec tions to the IM2RC/I-100B card . Please r efer to the appr opriate fun ction card (i.e. 3 088RC) user m anual to confi gure and i nstall th e fun[...]

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    13 5.2 INSTALLING THE R EAR IM2RC/I-1 0 0B CARD AND F RONT F U NCTION CARD The Mod el IM2RC/I-10 0B is a rear-mo untable e thernet int erface card that wo rks with Patton Models 3088RC and 2 701RC acce ss product s. The t w o cards meet inside the ra ck chassis and plug into each other by way of mating 50 pin card ed ge connec tors. Us e the follo [...]

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    14 5.3 CO NNECTING TO THE 10/1 0 0BAS E-T ETHER NET POR T The Mod el IM2 RC/I-10 0B prov ides line s ide c onnec tions through a term i- nal blo ck or through a RJ-45 conne ctor . Figure 6 below shows the rear pane l and the locations of the connectors . Figure 6. IM2RC/ I-100B Rear Panel The IM2RC /I-100B Ethernet inte rface is design ed to connec[...]

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    15 5.4 CO NNECTING THE LINE INTER FACE The Mod el IM 2RC /I -100 B is to b e used with Patto n function ca rd a ccess produ cts (i.e. 3088RC) There are two essent ial requireme nts for co n- necting the line interface on M odel IM2RC/I-10 0B: 1. These u nits wo rk in pairs with one IM2 RC/I-100B conn ected to another I M2RC/I-100B over 2 or 4-Wire [...]

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    16 6.0 OPERATION Once t he Model IM2 RC/I-100B is ins talled , it should o perate transp ar- ently . The following sections d escribes the po wer-up, general operating instruc tions, an d the LED st atus monitors . 6.1 OPERATING INST RUCTIO NS In order to operate, the M odel IM2RC /I-100B must be i nstalled in the rack un it. It also requi res a 10[...]

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    17 APPE NDIX A S PECIFICATIONS A.1 L AN CO NNECTION RJ-45, 10 /100Base-T , 802.3af Ethernet A.2 L INE CO NNEC TION RJ-45, female connector A.3 P ROTOCOL PPP (RFC 1661) with Bridging Con trol Protocol (RFC3518 ) A.4 M A C ADDRESS A GI NG MAC ad dresses delete d after 6 minutes inac tivity A.5 O N-BOAR D MEMOR Y 128MB DDR2 SDRAM; 16MB FLASH A.6 I NTE[...]

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    18 NOTES ______ _________ ___________ ___________ _________ _________ ______ _________ ___________ ___________ _________ _________ ______ _________ ___________ ___________ _________ _________ ______ _________ ___________ ___________ _________ _________ ______ _________ ___________ ___________ _________ _________ ______ _________ ___________ _______[...]

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    19 NOTES ______ _________ ___________ ___________ _________ _________ ______ _________ ___________ ___________ _________ _________ ______ _________ ___________ ___________ _________ _________ ______ _________ ___________ ___________ _________ _________ ______ _________ ___________ ___________ _________ _________ ______ _________ ___________ _______[...]

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