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Enable-IT 864

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CONTENTS

ABOUT THIS GUIDE 4

1 INTRODUCING THE ENABLE-IT 864 ETHERNET EXTENDER DSLAM 5

About the 864 ETHERNET EXTENDER DSLAM 5

Key Benefits 6

Summary of Features 6

Typical Use Applications 7

2 INSTALLING THE ENABLE-IT 864 ETHERNET EXTENDER DSLAM 8

Site Plan – Installation Design Considerations 8

Unpacking the 864 ETHERNET EXTENDER DSLAM 9

Perform an out of the box Test 9

Performing the On-Site Installation 9

Mounting the 864 ETHERNET EXTENDER DSLAM 10

Building the 864 Interlink wiring 10

Attaching cabling and devices 10

Troubleshooting & Performance Settings (DIP switch) 11

3 TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Online Technical Services 12

World Wide Web Site 12

Returning Products for Repair 12

4ENABLE-IT INC.LIMITED WARRANTY 12

5CONTACT US 14

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ABOUT THIS GUIDE

This guide provides all the information needed to install and use the Enable-IT 864

ETHERNET EXTENDER DSLAM. This guide is intended for use by technicians who

are responsible for installing and setting up network equipment. Consequently, it

is assumed that the installer has a basic working knowledge of LANs (Local Area

Networks) and voice telecom wiring.

If the information in the release notes that are shipped with your product differs

from the information in this guide, follow the instructions in the release notes.

Most user guides and release notes are available in Adobe Acrobat

Reader Portable Document Format (PDF) or HTML on the Enable-IT World Wide

Web site: http://www.ethernetextender.com/manuals/864 Manual.pdf

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INTRODUCING THE 864 ETHERNET EXTENDER DSLAM

Congratulations on purchasing the Enable-IT’s 864 ETHERNET EXTENDER DSLAM —

the simplest method to stretch your broadband solutions for in-building deployment in

commercial office buildings, hotels, and multi-tenant residential units.

The 864 Extended Ethernet Unit offers the Lowest Cost Solution in a simple design for

rapid install using existing 1 pair Telco wiring.

This chapter contains introductory information about The 864 Extended Ethernet Unit and

how it can be used in your network. It covers the following topics:

About the 864 Extended Ethernet Unit

Key Benefits

Summary of Features

Typical Applications

About the 864 Extended Ethernet DSLAM

The 864 Extended Ethernet DSLAM solves the problem of high costs associated with

stretching your backbone with traditional fiber or a series of hubs/repeaters.

In many office buildings, preferred network access is a dedicated Ethernet line,

however Ethernet over twisted pair wiring has its distance limitations of just 328 ft. In

order to drive Ethernet signal further, one would have to add repeaters to each

segment of 328ft twisted pair cabling; this is often insufficient and to costly in multi-

story buildings. Fortunately, the Enable-IT 864 Series Extended Ethernet can push the

reach of Ethernet to more than (20) twenty times the typical Ethernet distance over a

1-pair Telco wiring infrastructure or better.

A simple design methodology would be to think of the 864 extending a standard Ethernet

line up to 6,000 (1,828m) with a (4) Port 10/100 Ethernet switch and can also include dual

voice lines simultaneously.

To increase the durability and extended use of the product providing maximum future

technology protection, 864 Extended Ethernet Unit meets the challenge of modern

switched LANs and allows you to add features and capacity as your network expands.

The Enable-IT 864 Extended Ethernet has been tested to provide full duplex transport up

to 90MB/s over CAT2, and up to 100MB/s over CAT5e cabling.

Upto700ft(200m)‐100Mbps

700ft(200m)to1,350ft(400m)‐90Mbps

1,350ft(400m)to1,970ft(600m)‐70Mbps

1,970ft(600m)to2,625ft(800m)‐52Mbps

2,625ft(800m)to3,280ft(1000m)‐42Mbps

3,300ft(1005m)to6,000(1,828m)‐30Mbps

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*Actualdataratewillvaryonthequalityofthecopperwire,twistedpairandenvironmentalfactors

Unit Model Wiring LAN Data Rate Max. Distance

864 (1) pair CAT 2 up to CAT5e 100Mbps FD 6,000ft / 1,828m

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Key Benefits

The following list identifies the 864 Extended Ethernet Unit key benefits.

Dramatic cost reduction over any competing technology and includes a (4) Port

10/100 LAN switch on each end.

Broadband technology that delivers in-building Ethernet access over 1 pair of

existing Category 2 up to Category 5e wiring up to 6,000’, whether spare or actively

in use for analog or digital voice. This means no new wiring is required.

Provides one scalable infrastructure for Internet access, POTS, VoIP, video, and

virtual private networking.

Rapid installation with small box profile, no programming and no firmware to

upgrade.

Low profile box with Ethernet data all in a single RJ-45 Ethernet jack (Interlink port).

Quad switched LAN RJ-45 10/100 Ethernet ports for expansion without adding a

hub or switch on each end.

Summary of Features

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The Enable-864 Extended Ethernet DSLAM has the following hardware features:

Extended Ethernet line over existing CAT 2 up to CAT5e / CAT6 wiring

Uses RJ-45 Interlink port for transport (Dual voice, 100Mbps data and PoE)

Rapid Telco style installation – no programming required

Supports digital VoD channels and Maintains existing telephone (lifeline POTS)

Drives Ethernet 100 Mbps full-duplex service delivery with quad LAN switch, dual voice

up to 6,000ft or 1,829m - can also transport PoE up to 1,500ft natively.

Network Equipment independence – Transparent to protocols/applications/MAC

Specifications: Functionality:

Power Indicator Data Rates 100Mbps Full Duplex

100Mbps Link status/Activity Full Duplex/Half Duplex status/Collisions

VDSL2 Link Status/Activity Protocol independent

Dimensions: 864 Interlink port pins:

Height: 2.55" (65mm) Pins 1 & 2 – Data

Depth: 5.5" (139.7mm) Pins 3 & 6 – Data

Width: 8” (203.2mm) Pins 4 & 5 – PoE positive power

Pins 7 & 8 – PoE negative power

Environment:

Operating temp: -49°F to 168°F (-45°to 76°C) Interfaces:

Storage temp: -49°F to 168°F (-45°to 76°C) (1) 12v-3.5A DC Power Adapter 2.1mm

Humidity 5% to 95%, non-condensing (4) RJ-45 Interlink ports

(2) RJ-45 100MB LAN Auto negotiate

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Typical Use Applications

Enable-IT 864 Extended Ethernet Units are usually installed into telephone wiring

infrastructures where extension of backbone services is required and expensive fiber

options are prohibitive. The 864 Extended Ethernet Units allow a standard Ethernet

segment to be deployed quickly over existing 1 pair Telco Copper Wiring in combination

with existing POTS voice signals. The 864 Interlink port (RJ-45 interface) carries this 1-

pair signaling over the RJ-45 pins (1 & 2) - used for transport for both voice and data. If

you use more than 1-pair of wiring such as a CAT5 segment, the RJ-45 pins (3 & 6) are

used for Voice line 2 and the remaining pins 4,5,7 & 8 can transport native 802.3af PoE

or are unused. Quad LAN RJ-45 10/100 autosensing ports allow the use of LAN devices

without adding an Ethernet hub or switch to either end.

Installers have the convenience of a 100Mbps LAN Ethernet unit for peace of mind

connectivity and no device maintenance. Rapid installation allows for minimal interruption

and the Broadband technology allows for investment protection up to 10 -15 years with no

firmware or replacement issues. Bandwidth can be scaled according to the Broadband

Access Provider needs. The 864 Extended Ethernet Unit is a passive device so

interruption of Internet service does not affect POTS services. Carriers and Access

Providers can came and go, but the 864 Extended Ethernet Unit technologies continue to

provide lasting value such as the other utilities like Water, gas and electricity.

The Enable-IT 864 Extended Ethernet Unit is suited for the following key environments:

Commercial Buildings (Multi-Tenant Units)

Business Parks (Multi-Tenant Units)

Apartments (Multi-Residential Units)

Hotels (Multi-Hospitality Units)

Business Suites (Multi-Hospitality Units)

School Campuses (University, K-12)

College Housing (Multi-Residential Units)

Mining Operations – Quarries, Mine shafts

Nautical Infrastructure – Cruise ships, Marinas, dive operations, subs

Video Surveillance/Security

WiFi Deployment – ISP’s, RV Parks, Construction sites

Manufacturing – Foundries, pharmaceutical, aerospace, automotive,

petroleum, concrete plants, etc.

Retail POS – Department stores, Bars, restaurants, retail spaces

Government – Naval ships, FEMA, Housing, USGS, National Parks, Forestry,

Research stations, NASA, utilities, etc.

Education – outdoor camps, college campuses

Healthcare – Hospitals, elder care, outpatient facilities

Entertainment – Movie theaters, home entertainment, fairs, outdoor venues

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INSTALLING THE 864 EXTENDED ETHERNET DSLAM

The Enable-IT 864 Extended Ethernet Units have a distance restriction of 6,000ft or

1,828m over 1-pair of Category 2 up to Category 5e / CAT6 wiring from device extension

to device extension. Therefore quick, simple site surveys and installation planning are

highly recommended.

This chapter describes the recommended installation process for the Enable-IT 864

Extended Ethernet Unit. It covers the following topics:

Site Plan – Installation Design Considerations

Unpacking the Enable-IT 864 Extended Ethernet DSLAMs

Perform an out of the box Test

Performing the On-Site Installation

Site Plan - Installation Design Considerations

The planning process should involve a site walkthrough and discovery survey. Electrical

Cable measurement tools are the most reliable method to determine the longest run of

hidden wiring. Estimate the best locations to position the Broadband Concentrators to

adequately reach desired connectivity on each floor. Document your findings to use in

designing a network topology to support the Ethernet Switches and backbone connectivity.

Key points to remember in the Site Survey.

Total distance limitation of 6,000ft or 1,829m from end to end.

1 Pair CAT-2 wiring or 4-pair Cat5e .30 Gage or better cabling is required for the

864 Interlink transmission.

For the Interlink wiring you can use RJ-45 connectors. Crimp a RJ-45 Male Head to

each end of the contiguous wire run and using the following pins (1 & 2) straight

through. This will deliver Ethernet Data.

The 864 Interlink port (RJ-45 interface) carries this 1-pair signaling over the RJ-45 pins

(1 & 2) - used for transport for both voice and data. If you use more than 1-pair of

wiring such as a CAT5 segment, the RJ-45 pins (3 & 6) are not used and the remaining

pins 4,5,7 & 8 are can transport native PoE or are unused.

862 PRO CPE

864 CO

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Unpacking the Enable-IT 864 Extended Ethernet DSLAM

Carefully remove the Enable-IT 864 Extended Ethernet DSLAMs all packing materials

from the box. Verify that the items listed below are present. Make sure that the equipment

supplied matches what you ordered. If any items are missing or damaged, please contact

Enable-IT or your distributor for assistance.

(2) The Enable-IT 864 Extended Ethernet Units (CO & CPE)

o12v AC/DC Country Specific Power adapter

o10’ Black Ethernet LAN patch cables

(1) Enable-IT 864 Extended Ethernet DSLAM User Manual (this manual)

Perform an out of the box Test

We highly recommend a quick test to ensure the working order of you 864 unit. To

do this, please use one of the Ethernet patch cords provided and attach to the 864

Interlink port to each 860 CPE unit. Power up both the 864 and the 860 CPE units.

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 unit to confirm a link is established. This confirms basic proper operation

of the units. Next for a more detailed test and to confirm your LAN Equipment works

with the 864, connect your Ethernet LAN to the 864 LAN ports and your Ethernet

LAN at the remote CPE end and test connectivity. The Green Interlink Sync LED

will pulse rapidly as it detects traffic.

LED indicators will provide visual operational status of the 864 units.

Sync - Slow to fast flicker on power up – indicates negotiation of a link.

Solid Green LED indicates link established and rapid pulse is traffic.

Pwr - Solid Green LED indicates that both units are receiving 12v power.

Mode - Solid Yellow LED on CPE unit only – No LED lit on CO

ACT - Yellow LEDs – Lit solid indicates the presence of local LAN

– Blinking indicates the presence of local LAN traffic

Performing the On-Site Installation

After removing the Enable-IT 864 Extended Ethernet DSLAM from the box and performing

the out of the box testing all that remains to install the unit on-site is to mount the unit,

build the interconnect wiring, add voice lines if needed and attach the LAN device cabling

with the provided Ethernet Patch cords.

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Mounting the Enable-IT 862 CPE Extended Ethernet Units

The Enable-IT 862 Extended Ethernet CPE’s are designed for quick wall mounting.

Choose a location to mount each of the Enable-IT 860’s where the maximum distance

does not exceed 6,000ft or 1,829m total between devices to be connected. When wall-

mounting the Enable-IT 862 Extended Ethernet CPE’s it is recommended that you use

the appropriate screw anchors for your mounting surface. If mounting on existing

plywood use wood screws; if mounting onto drywall or sheetrock, use plastic drywall

anchors to secure your installation.

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Building the 864 Interlink wiring

The most important aspect of the install is the correct wiring of the Interlink cabling.

For the Interlink wiring you can use RJ-45 connectors. Crimp a RJ-45 Male Head to

each end of the contiguous wire run and using the following pins (1 & 2) straight

through. This will deliver Ethernet Data.

The 864 Interlink port (RJ-45 interface) carries this 1-pair signaling over the RJ-45 pins

(1 & 2) - used for transport for both voice and data. If you use more than 1-pair of

wiring such as a CAT5 segment, the RJ-45 pins (3 & 6) are not used and the remaining

pins 4,5,7 & 8 are can transport native PoE or are unused.

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Attaching cabling and devices to the Enable-IT 864 Extended Ethernet DSLAM.

Attach your remote LAN device to the 860 CPE unit LAN ports with Ethernet patch

cord provided. Attach your local LAN to the 864 DSLAM LAN ports with Ethernet

patch cord provided. Attach the power adapters to both the 864 DSLAM and 862

CPE units. Your equipment should now be powered up and functioning.

LED indicators will provide visual operational status of the 864 and 860 CPE units.

Sync - Slow to fast flicker on power up – indicates negotiation of a link.

Solid Green LED indicates link established and rapid pulse is traffic.

Pwr - Solid Green LED indicates that both units are receiving 12v power.

Mode - Solid Yellow LED on CPE unit only – No LED lit on CO

ACT - Yellow LEDs – Lit solid indicates the presence of local LAN

– Blinking indicates the presence of local LAN traffic

864 CO

862 Pro CPE

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