User manual

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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)
o 12v AC/DC Country Specific Power adapter
o 10’ 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.