An GSHDSL XX User Manual

AN-GSHDSL series
SHDSL MODEM
User manual
V2.0
AMENDMENT RECORD Amendment Number V1.0 Date Issued Feb., 2006 Description 2-wire G.SHDSL device, including E1, Ethernet and V35 model V2.0 Dec. , 2007 Add 4-wire G.SHDSL device, including E1, Ethernet, V35, V24 and X21 model Initials and Date Entered
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CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW ................................................................................... 1 1.1 1.2 1.3 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................. 1 FEATURE........................................................................................................ 2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION ........................................................................... 2 SHDSL Port ........................................................................................... 2 E1 Port (For AN-GSHDSL-E1 only) .................................................... 3 Ethernet Port (For AN-GSHDSL-ETH only) ........................................ 3 V.35 Port (For AN-GSHDSL-V35 only) .............................................. 4 V.24 Port (For AN-GSHDSL-V24 only) .............................................. 4 X.21 Port (For AN-GSHDSL-X21 only) .............................................. 4 Console Port .......................................................................................... 5
1.3.1 1.3.2 1.3.3 1.3.4 1.3.5 1.3.6 1.3.7 1.4 1.5 1.6
DIMENSION .................................................................................................... 5 POWER SUPPLY .............................................................................................. 5 WORK ENVIRONMENT ................................................................................... 5
CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION ........................................................................... 6 2.1 AN-GSHDSL-E1.......................................................................................... 6 Technical Specification ......................................................................... 6 Front and Rear Panel ......................................................................... 6 Panel Explanation .................................................................................. 7
2.1.1 2.1.2 2.1.3 2.2
AN-GSHDSL-ETH ...................................................................................... 9 Technical Specification ......................................................................... 9 Front and Rear Panel ............................................................................. 9 Panel Explanation ................................................................................ 10
2.2.1 2.2.2 2.2.3 2.3
AN-GSHDSL-V35 ..................................................................................... 12
2.3.1 2.3.2 2.3.3 2.4
Technical Specification ....................................................................... 12 Front and Rear Panel ....................................................................... 12 Panel Explanation ................................................................................ 13
AN-GSHDSL-V24 ..................................................................................... 14 Technical Specification ....................................................................... 15 Front and Rear Panel ....................................................................... 15 Panel Explanation ................................................................................ 16
2.4.1 2.4.2 2.4.3 2.5
AN-GSHDSL-X21 ..................................................................................... 18 Technical Specification ....................................................................... 18 Front and Rear Panel ....................................................................... 18 Panel Explanation ................................................................................ 18
2.5.1 2.5.2 2.5.3
CHAPTER 3 INSTALLATION ......................................................................... 21 3.1 3.2 PRODUCT ADAPTER REQUIREMENT ............................................................. 21 PREPARATION .............................................................................................. 21 Connecting the port ............................................................................. 21 Set the configuration............................................................................ 23 Turn on the power................................................................................ 25
3.2.1 3.2.2 3.2.3 3.3 3.4
OPERATION EXPLANATION AND NOTICE....................................................... 25 FAQ ............................................................................................................ 27
CHAPTER 4 COMMAND LINECLIUSE................................................ 29 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 CLI USE IN CONFIGURING SERIAL PORT ..................................................... 29 CLI COMMAND GRAMMAR ......................................................................... 30 CLI COMMAND USE DETAILS ..................................................................... 30 PARAMETERS OF POLL STATUS .................................................................... 36 SYSTEM ............................................................................................. 37 DSL LINE............................................................................................ 38
4.4.1 4.4.2
CHAPTER 5 APPENDIX ................................................................................... 40
APPENDIX 1: INTERFACE CONFIGURATION ............................................................ 40 APPENDIX 2: DIP CONFIGURATION (SWITCH)..................................................... 41 APPENDIX 3: THE DEFINITION OF CONNECTOR PIN ................................................... 1 APPENDIX 4: NETWORK CABLE MAKING ................................................................. 4 APPENDIX 4: STATUS MONITORINGLED .......................................................... 6
AN-GSHDSL series user manual
Chapter 1 Overview
1.1
Introduction
AN-GSHDSL series is based on ITU-T G.991.2 G.SHDSL suggestion, uses advanced TC-PAM digital modulation and echo cancel technology and so on. Now the AN-GSHDSL series has 2-wire and 4-wire types. It can transmit 6Km on 0.4 mm dia copper cable@ 2.048MKbps in 2-wire; transmit 1.9Km on 0.4 mm dia copper cable@ 5.696Mbps in 2-wire; transmit 4.8Km on 0.4mm dia copper cable@ 2.048Mbps in 4-wire; transmit 1.9Km on 0.4mm dia copper cable@ 11Mbps in 4-wire. This series product has five kinds of DTE interface: E1 port ( AN-GSHDSL-E1 ), Ethernet port ( AN-GSHDSL-ETH ), V.35 port ( AN-GSHDSL-V35 ), V.24 port ( AN-GSHDSL-V24 ) and X.21 port ( AN-GSHDSL-X21). Please refer to Form 5-1 of appendix 1, Chapter 5 in this user manua. And all these devices have stand-alone and card type. AN-GSHDSL series devices can be config by the DIP switch and CLI. And when works with the card type in the HC-COMM chassis, they can also be managed by the HCView NMS from the central side. This manual is only reffer to the stand-alone type device, the card type is similar with it, you can find the details of the card type from the manual of HC-COMM.
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1.2
Feature
Comply with ITU-T G.991.2 including attachemtn F Recommendation; Comply with ITU-T G.911.4 Recommendation; Adopt 16/32 TC-PAM, (64Kbps and 128Kbps use special TC-PAM4); Full duplex and symmetrical Transmission of data on 2-wire/4-wire with speed upto 5.696Mbps/11.392Mbps; Port to port remote management by EOC (with additional management path); Support remoter power supply function; Provide online test and various kinds of loopback test; Hardware and software online opdate; Close-set, low consumeeasy to install and easy to maintain;
1.3
Technical Specification
1.3.1 SHDSL Port

Standard: ITU-T G.911.2 Code: TC-PAM 16 64Kbps, 128Kbps use special TC-PAM 4 Impedance: 135 ( 1 N 89) Interface Connector: RJ11 For definition of RJ11 pin feet, please refer to
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balance
Date rateN64Kbps(2-wire); 2N64Kbps(4-wire)
Form 5-6 of appendix 3, Chapter 5 in this user manual
1.3.2 E1 Port (For AN-GSHDSL-E1 only)

Standard: ITU-T G.703, G.704 Line code: HDB3 Data rate: N64Kbps(1 N 32) Support frame model and transmit transparently model, support CRC-4 when work as frame model Signal: CCS Impedance: 75 unbalance / 120 balance Connecter: BNC(75),RJ45(120) For definition of RJ45 pin feet, please refer to Form 5-8 of appendix 3, Chapter 5 in this user manual.
1.3.3 Ethernet Port (For AN-GSHDSL-ETH only)

Standard: IEEE802.3, IEEE802.3u Data rate: 10M/100M auto-sense 10,000 MAC Selflearning and refresh function Support 1536 byte Ethernet frame, support 802.1Q Support MDI/MDIX, auto- identify crossover and straight through cable Connecter: RJ45 For definition of RJ45 pin feet, please refer to Form 5-9 of appendix 3, Chapter 5 in this user manual
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1.3.4 V.35 Port (For AN-GSHDSL-V35 only)

Standard: ITU-T V.35 DCE Interface Data rate: N64Kbps(2-wire:1 N 36; 4-wire:1 N 32) Connecter: DB25/F For definition of DB25/F, please refer to Form5-10 of appendix 3, Chapter 5 in this user manual.
1.3.5 V.24 Port (For AN-GSHDSL-V24 only)

Standard: ITU-T V.24 DCE Interface Synchronous data rate: N64Kbps(1 N 3); Asynchronous data rate: 11038400bps Connecter: DB25/F For definition of DB25/F, please refer to Form5-11 of appendix 3, Chapter 5 in this user manual.
1.3.6 X.21 Port (For AN-GSHDSL-X21 only)

Standard: ITU-T X.21 DCE Interface Data rateN64Kbps(2-wire:1N36; 4-wire: 1N 32) Connecter: DB15/F For definition of DB25/F, please refer to Form5-12 of appendix 3, Chapter 5 in this user manual.
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1.3.7 Console Port

Standard: RS232-C Data Format: 9600 unsynchronized, 8-bit, no parity check, stop bit 1 and no data stream control Interface Connector: RJ45 For definition of pin feet of RJ45 please refer to Form 5-7 in Appendix 3, Chapter 5 in this user manual.
1.4
Dimension
265mm (W)44mm (H)165.6mm (D)
1.5
Power Supply
The equipemtn has two kinds of power supply that do hot standby to each other in order to keep the system working uninterruptedly AC: 165V265V input,consume below 8W DC: -36V-72V input,consume below 8W
1.6
Work Environment
Work Temperature: 5+45 Relative Humidity: 90 (no coagulation)
Chapter 2 Installation
2.1 AN-GSHDSL-E1
AN-GSHDSL-E1 provides a SHDSL interface and a E1 interface and realizes E1 signal transmission through 2-wire or 4-wire cable. And it can be managed through Console port.
2.1.1 Technical Specification

Please refer to 1.3.1, 1.3.2 and 1.3.7
2.1.2 Front and Rear Panel
LED
Reset button
console port
Diagram 2-1 AN-GSHDSL-E1front panel
PWR switch SHDSL port

O N + 1 0 AC 220V D 48V C O FF LI N E1 LI N E2 SW TC I H
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 O N
75E1 port
75 120
OT U
IN
120 75
1 2 O N
220V
12 Dip Switch 48V
Impedance DIP 120E1 port
Diagram 2-2 AN-GSHDSL-E1 rear panel

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2.1.3 Panel Explanation

Diagram 2-1, 2-2 show the port, LED, Dip Switch, Power Switch and the reset button. The details as below. 1 Indicator
Indicator LOS FAL RA Color Red Red Red Explanation Signal Loss Alarm Frame loss Alarm Remote device Alarm State Bright when there is no E1 singal Bright when E1 frame loss
ACT1 ACT2 ERR1 ERR1 ERR2 ERR2 RPS LT/NT TEST 4W RUN
PWR
Brigh when there is LOS or FAL at the remote device Flash when doing handshake; Bright Indication of Green DSL handshake when its succeed. Refer the Note* Green Red Red Green Green Green Green Green Indication of Same with ACT1, used when work in DSL handshake 4-wire model Error Alarm Error Alarm Remote power supply indicate local/ remote mode indicator
Self-loop test indicator
Bright when there is a fault Same with ERR1, used when work in 4-wire model Bright when this function active Bright when set as local side, off when set as remote side Bright when do the self-loop test Bright when work at 4-wire model; off when work at 2-wire model Flash fast when just power on; flash at 1/sec. when work fine
DSL model indicator Run indicator
Green Power indicator Bright when power supply fine
Form 2-1 Note*: ACT indicator will show ruleless, when you config the device with CLI. It will show natural after the poll.
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2 Connector
Name Power supply port Connector Power socket Power block Mark AC220V DC48V LINE1 RJ11 LINE2 BNC RJ45 RJ45
75-IN 75-OUT 120
Note AC power supply Anode of -48V DC Cathode of -48V DC The first DSL The pin port assignment The second DSL refer appendix 5-6 port 75 E1 input 75 E1 output The pin assignment refer appendix 5-8 The pin assignment refer appendix 5-7
SHDSL port
75
E1 port
120
E1 port Console port
CONSOLE
Form 2-2 3 Reset buttonRST Press this button will make the device back to the default config Note: When there is an ERR alarm, you can press the RST to reboot the device. 4 12bit DIP SwitchSWITCH Locate at the rear panel, can do many config of the device, like choose the local/remote side, the management, 2-wire/4wire, clock, loopback and data rate. For the details, please refer to Form5-11 of appendix 2, Chapter 5 in this user manual. 5 Impedance choice Dip Switch To choose 75 or 120. For the details, you can refer the panel mark or section 3.2.2.2 in this manual.
2.2
AN-GSHDSL-ETH
AN-GSHDSL-ETH provides a SHDSL interface and a Ethernet interface and realizes LAN signal transmission through 2-wire or 4-wire cable. And it can be managed through Console port.

LED
Reset button
Console port
Diagram 2-3 AN-GSHDSL-ETH Front Panel

12 Bit Dip Switch
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 O N
LAN
220V -48V
PWR Switch SHDSL port
Ethernet port
Diagram 2-4 AN-GSHDSL-ETH Rear Panel

Indicator Color
WTX WRX
LTX LRX
Green Green Green Green Green Green Red Red Green Green Green Green Green Green
ACT1 ACT2 ERR1 ERR1 ERR2 ERR2 RPS LT/NT TEST 4W RUN
PWR
Explanation WAN data sending out WAN data receving LAN data sending out LAN data receving Indication of DSL handshake Indication of DSL handshake Error Alarm Error Alarm Remote power supply indicate local/ remote mode indicator
State Flash when the data sending out Flash when the date receving Flash when the data sending out Flash when the data receving Flash when doing handshake; Bright when its succeed. Refer the Note* Same with ACT1, used when work in 4-wire model Bright when there is a fault Same with ERR1, used when work in 4-wire model Bright when this function active Bright when set as local side, off when set as remote side Bright when do the self-loop test Bright when work at 4-wire model; off when work at 2-wire model Flash fast when just power on; flash at 1/sec. when work fine Bright when power supply fine
DSL model indicator Run indicator Power indicator
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2 Connector
Name Power supply port Connector Power socket Power block Mark AC220V DC48V LINE1 RJ11 LINE2 RJ45
LAN
Note AC power supply Anode of -48V DC Cathode of -48V DC The first DSL The pin port assignment refer The second DSL appendix 5-6 port The pin assignment refer appendix 5-9
SHDSL port Ethernet port
Form 2-4 3 Reset buttonRST Press this button will make the device back to the default config Note: When there is an ERR alarm, you can press the RST to reboot the device. 4 12bit DIP SwitchSWITCH Locate at the rear panel, can do many config of the device, like choose the local/remote side, the management, 2-wire/4wire, clock, loopback and data rate. For the details, please refer to Form5-11 of appendix 2, Chapter 5 in this user manual.
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2.3
AN-GSHDSL-V35
AN-GSHDSL-V35 provides a SHDSL interface and a V35 interface and realizes V35 signal transmission through 2-wire or 4-wire cable. And it can be managed through Console port.


Console port
LED
Reset button
Diagram 2-5 AN-GSHDSL-V35 front panel
Power switch
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 O N
V. 35
220V -48V
SHDSL port 12 Bit Dip Switch
V35 port
Diagram 2-6 AN-GSHDSL-V35 rear panel
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Diagram 2-5, 2-6 show the port, LED, Dip Switch, Power Switch and the reset button. The details as below. 1Indicator
Indicator TDX RDX ACT1 Color Red Red Green Explanation V.35 data sending out V.35 data receving Indication of DSL handshake Indication of DSL handshake Error Alarm Error Alarm Remote power supply indicate local/ remote mode indicator
State Bright when sending out data to DTE Bright when receving data from DTE Flash when doing handshake; Bright when its succeed. Refer the Note* Same with ACT1, used when work in 4-wire model Bright when there is a fault Same with ERR1, used when work in 4-wire model Bright when this function active Bright when set as local side, off when set as remote side Bright when do the self-loop test Bright when work at 4-wire model; off when work at 2-wire model Flash fast when just power on; flash at 1/sec. when work fine Bright when power supply fine
ACT2 ERR1 ERR2 RPS LT/NT TEST 4W RUN PWR
Green Red Red Green Green Green Green Green Green
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2 Connector
Name Power supply port Connector Power socket Power block Mark AC220V DC48V LINE1 RJ11 LINE2 DB25
V.35
Note AC power supply Anode of -48V DC Cathode of -48V DC The first DSL The pin port assignment The second DSL refer appendix 5-6 port The pin assignment refer appendix 5-10
SHDSL port
V35
port
2.4
AN-GSHDSL-V24
AN-GSHDSL-V24 provides a SHDSL interface and a V24 interface and realizes V24 signal transmission through 2-wire or 4-wire cable. And it can be managed through Console port. This device support synchronous V.24 data and asynchronous V24 data transmission, when transmitting synchronous V.24
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data, the data rate is N64Kbps(1 N 3); when transmiting asynchronous, the data rate is 192Kbps (Note: asynchronous data rate is auto-sensed, between 110~38400Kbps). Note: When transmitting asynchronous V24 data, the LT side device should config internal clock.

Please refer to 1.3.1, 1.3.5 and 1.3.7.
LED
Reset button
Console port
Diagram 2-7 AN-GSHDSL-V24 front panel
Power switch
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 O N
V. 24
220V -48V
SHDSL port 12 bit Dip Switch
V.24 port
Diagram 2-8 AN-GSHDSL-V24 rear panel
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Indicator TDX RDX ACT1 Color Red Red Green Explanation V.24 data sending out V.24 data receving Indication of DSL handshake Indication of DSL handshake Error Alarm Error Alarm Remote power supply indicate local/ remote mode indicator
State Bright when sending out data to DTE Bright when receving data from DTE Flash when doing handshake; Bright when its succeed. Refer the Note* Same with ACT1, used when work in 4-wire model Bright when there is a fault Same with ERR1, used when work in 4-wire model Bright when this function active Bright when set as local side, off when set as remote side Bright when do the self-loop test Bright when work at 4-wire model; off when work at 2-wire model Flash fast when just power on; flash at 1/sec. when work fine Bright when power supply fine
ACT2 ERR1 ERR1 ERR2 ERR2 RPS LT/NT TEST 4W RUN PWR
Green Red Red Green Green Green Green Green Green
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2 Indicator
Name Power supply port Connector Power socket Power block Mark AC220V DC48V LINE1 RJ11 LINE2 DB25
V.24
SHDSL port
V24
port
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2.5
AN-GSHDSL-X21
AN-GSHDSL-X21 provides a SHDSL interface and a X21 interface and realizes X21 signal transmission through 2-wire or 4-wire cable. And it can be managed through Console port.

Please refer to 1.3.1, 1.3.6 and 1.3.7.
LED
Reset button
Console port
Diagram 2-9 AN-GSHDSL-X21 front panel
Power switch
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 O N
X. 21
220V -48V
SHDSL port 12 bit Dip Switch
X.21 port
Diagram 2-10 AN-GSHDSL-X21 rear panel

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Indicator Color TDX RDX ACT1 Red Red Green Explanation X.21 data sending out X.21 data receving Indication of DSL handshake Indication of DSL handshake Error Alarm Error Alarm State Bright when sending out data to DTE Bright when receving data from DTE Flash when doing handshake; Bright when its succeed. Refer the Note* Same with ACT1, used when work in 4-wire model Bright when there is a fault Same with ERR1, used when work in 4-wire model
ACT2 ERR1 ERR1 ERR2 ERR2 RPS LT/NT TEST TEST 4W RUN PWR
Green Red Red Green
Remote power Bright when this function active supply indicate local/ remote Bright when set as local side, off when set Green mode indicator as remote side Green
Bright when do the self-loop test Bright when work at 4-wire model; off when work at 2-wire model Flash fast when just power on; flash at 1/sec. when work fine Bright when power supply fine
Green Green Green
Form 2-9 Note*: ACT indicator will show ruleless, when you config the device with CLI. It will show natural after the poll. 2 Indicator
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AN-GSHDSL series user manual Name Power supply port Connector Power socket Power block Mark AC220V DC48V LINE1 RJ11 LINE2 DB15
X.21
SHDSL port
X21
port
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Chapter 3 Installation
3.1
Product Adapter Requirement

1 Power Adapter Requirement Alternating Currents: 220V (165V 265V) input, power
consume below 8W Direct Current: -48V (-36V-72V) input, power consume below 8W 2 Environment Requirement Work Temperature: 5+45 Deposited Temperature: -25+55 Relative Humidity: 90 (no coagulation) 3 Lightning Protection Measure Electrical installation should be equipped with Lightning Protection device. 4 Insulation Resistance The resistance between outer wire end and the enclosure is not below 10M .
3.2
Preparation
3.2.1 Connecting the port

1 Connect power supply
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Before connecting the power wire, make sure the power switch is off. Pay attention to the connection of anode and cathode of -48V power.
Note: Note When using 220V AC make sure the FG of the power is
connected correctly; when using -48V DC, connect the FG of the power with the middle pole of the conection end. Do connect the FG wire of the power to your protection ground for the sake of security.
2 Connect the DSL port

Prepare RJ11 plug following Form 5-6 in this manual and insert it into LINE1 port of the back pane. When work in 4-wire model, please prepare another RJ11 connector, and insert into LINE2.
3 Connect the user port

User interface is located on the back panel. See the following from for its connectiona and configuration:
Model No. AN-GSHD SL-E1 AN-GSHD SL-ETH AN-GSHD SL-V35 AN-GSHD SL-V24 AN-GSHD SL-X21 Port Mark 75 E1 120 LAN LAN RJ45 RJ45 Conne ctor BNC Pin Form 5-8 Form 5-9 Form 5-10 Form 5-11 Form 5-12 Cable SYV75-2-2 Coaxial cable 0.6mm(22AWG) twisted-pair cable Straight- through or crossover cable 25 c+1 Note Impedance Dip Switch: Impedance Dip Switch:
V.35
V.35
DB25
Use DB25 to M34 convert cable to the Router 25 c+1 15 c+1
V.24 X.21
V.24 V.21
DB25 DB15
Form 3-1
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4 CONSOLE port CONSOLE Prepare RJ45 plug following Form 5-7 in this manual and insert it into CONSOLE port of the front panel.
Note: Use straight-through cable when connecting with the NM computer. Refer to Form 5-15.
3.2.2 Set the configuration

You should set the device about the local/remote, clock,2/4wire, loop-back and data rate. There is two way to realize this, one is by Dip Switch, while another is by NM (CLI).
3.2.2.1 CLI configuration Set the Bit2 to on of the 12 Bit Dip Switch, then can use CLI to do the configuration. No need to do any setting of the other bit dips of the 12 Bit Dip Switch. If there is a NM chassis (like HC-COMM) at the central side, then can use our NMS HCView to manage the remote device. Pleasse refer the details in another manual <HCView operating manual>. 3.2.2.2 Setting of DIP SWITCH Please refer to the explanation of Dip Switch in appendix 2, Chapter 5 in this user manual. Details as below 1 NM function active Bit The second Bit (Bit 2) of the 12 bits DIP Switch can decide the config model. ON means can config by NM, OFF means can config by DIP Swich. 2 Local / Remote Bit The first Bit (Bit 1), ON means Local side; OFF means
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Remote side. 3 Clock Bit The third Bit (Bit 3) is the clock Bit. Before setting this, should finish term (2) about the L/T above. Then you can set the clock as your requirement in Form3-2.
Model No. L/T setting Local Remote DSL-ETH DSL-V35 Local Remote Local Remote Local Remote Clock Internal clock E1 clock LINE colck Internal clock V35 clock LINE clock Internal clock V24 clock LINE clock Internal clock X21 clock LINE clock Bit3 ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF
DSL-E1
DSL-V24
DSL-X21
Form 3-2 4 Date Rate Bit You can set the data rate by the following Bits, details refer to Form 5-4, 5-5 in appendix 2, Chapter 5 5 Loopback Bit If you need do the loop back test, please refer to Form 5-2 of
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appendix2, Chapter 5 in this manual. After the test, do not forget to cancel the test setting. 3.2.2.3 Impedance Choice Bit (For AN-GSHDSL-E1 only) For the E1 port, you can choose the impedance by setting the 2 Bit DIP SWITCH in the rear panel: OFF: 120 ON: 75
3.2.3 Turn on the power

After the preparation, you can turn on the power, set the power switch to 1, when power supply is ok, PWR LED should bright.
3.3
Operation explanation and notice
1 During normal communications, there should be no loopback. 2 When the equipment is running mormally, the PWR indicator
of the front panel is bright.
If the PWR LED is not bright after switch on for a while, please check: The power supply is ok or not. Make sure the power switch turn to 1, not middle If all is ok while the LED is still not bright, please contact with our engineer for solution. 3 After power on, RUN LED should flashe once per 1/4 second
at the beginning, and then flashes regularly about once per second. If PWR indicator is on while RUN indicator is not flashing, possibly theres something wrong with the equipment. Retry
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by powering on and off the equipment several times. If the condition doesnt get better, contact our technical department or dealer.
4 When these above is normal, if the equipment is set as

central office (local side), the LT/NT indicator is on; if the equipment is set as station (remote side), the LT/NT indicator is off.
5 After the equipment is running normally, RUN should flash

steadily once per second, And ACT1 LED should first flash steadily once per 1.5 seconds, then keep on after the equipment is powered up for about one minute. If use 4-wire model, same with ACT2.
Trouble A: If the ACT1, ACT2 LED keep flashing after 3 minutes: Please check the DSL line, the configuration and so on. If all is ok, you can switch the power on and off to try. If the
condition doesnt get better, contact our technical department or dealer.
Trouble B: If the ACT LED can not keep bright: 1. Check the cable is good or not; One device should be set as Local side, while another device should be set as Remote side, check the Bit 1 2. Check whether there is a loopback setting at the either side. Check the Bit3 Bit4, should be OFF. 3. method for checking the line:
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a Short the cable (line) of one side, check the impedance at the other side. When transmit at 2.048Kbps, the impedace should lower than 1000 , if show as , there must be some problem of the line. b Check the twisted-pair cable, whether each cable is connecting with the ground. c If the line is ok, while the ACT is still not show well,
please contact our technical support department or dealer.
6 If the link down offen when it works. Please check: 1. Please make sure the connector is connecting well. 2. Please make sure there is no electromagnetic interference source near the link line (like refrigeratory, air condition and electromotor). The link line should avoid along with Industrial Power Line or other high-power line. Also avoid to use long distance open wire. 3. If the distance is too long, you can use the command below to adjust the DSL lines Preamplifier Gain: Set afetxgain Num(1 Num 31) The default setting of NUM is 13, you can increase the DSL modules Preamplifier Gain by reduce this number. 7 Please don't open the equipments without authorization.
3.4
FAQ
Question: Does it work like ADSL to transmit data and voice at the same time?
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Answer: No, G.SHDSL is not like ADSL, the protocol is different, there is no reservation band for the common voice data. If you need the Voice function, you can use our Reusable device to offer the data and voice at the same time, then can use this DSL device to transmit. Question: Do this device need telephone exchange? Answer: No, DSL device does not need the support of telephone exchange. It need one or two twisted-pair cable without connecting with telephone exchange (This means the link line can be measure the direct current impedance, and there is no lowpass device in the link line). There should be no voltage in the link line.
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Chapter 4 Command lineCLIUse

4.1
CLI Use in Configuring Serial Port
Connect CONSOLE port of AN-GSHDSL series to RS-232 port of the computer through serial cable (DB9 to RJ45 cable). Run Start->Programs->Accessories->Communications->HyperTerminal, and the configuration of the HyperTerminal is: Rate 9600bps, 8-bit, no parity check, stop bit 1 and no data stream control. When the equipment is started normally, you can use the initialization information of the equipment. See Diagram 4-1.
Diagram 4-1 Information
AN-GSHDSL
Initialization
After the AN-GSHDSL series are initialized, the equipment comes into poll status. It will display current system status. Press Esc button to enter configuration. (Note: can not poll equipment status under
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configuration status, just can use poll command to enter poll status after configuration) By inputing help can view all commands of CLI.
4.2
CLI Command Grammar
In all explanations of CLI command, <> stands for parameter clarification; <opt1|opt2> stands for at least one of opt1 and opt2 should be selected. () stand for illustration of parameters in <>. For example: Command: set mode <LT|NT> <LT|NT> is mandatory parameter and at least one should be selected. User can input: set mode LT; Command: set clock <"master"|"slave"> At least one from <"master"|"slave"> should be selected. User can input: set clock master After input command, user should press on Enter to execute the command; After the system indicates save config, input save cinfig to save the configuration.
4.3
Details CLI Command Use Details
Show version Show the software of AN-GSHDSL series, hardware version and phone No. of technical support. Show mode Show the configuration of central office or remote site. If it shows LT, the equipment configuration is central office; if it shows NT, the
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equipment configuration is remote site. Set mode <LT|NT> Set the equipment to central office (LT) or remote site (NT). Show loop Show the loopback condition of the equipment. no: no loopback; E1/V35/V24/X21: The equipment has loopback. The equipment has loopback. The direction is from DSL module to E1 port (AN-GSHDSL-E1) or to V35 port (AN-GSHDSL-V35) or to V24 port (AN-GSHDSL-V24) or X21 port (AN-GSHDSL-X21) dsl: The equipment has loopback. The direction is from interface exchange module to DSL port; Set loop <no|bid|E1/V35/V24/X21|dsl> set loop no: The equipment has no loopback or has quit loopback; set loop bid: Set bidirectional loop back, i.e. loop back the data from local DSL port to remote DSL port and also loop back the data from local downlink port to corresponding connecting port. set loop E1: Set E1 port loop back, and the direction is from DSL module to E1 port (AN-GSHDSL-E1 G.SHDSL MODEM); set loop V35: Set V35 port loop back, and the direction is from DSL module to V35 port (AN-GSHDSL-V35 G.SHDSL MODEM); set loop V24: Set V24 loop back, and the direction is from DSL module to V24 port (AN-GSHDSL-V24 G.SHDSL MODEM); set loop X21: Set X21 loop back, and the direction is from DSL module to X21 port (AN-GSHDSL-X21 G.SHDSL MODEM);
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set loop dsl: Set DSL port loop back, and the direction is from local DSL port to remote DSL port Show clock Show the reference clock of the equipment. master: Local clock (Main clock); slave,from E1 port: select clock from E1 port; slave,from V35 port: select clock from V35 port; slave,from V24 port: select clock from V24 port; slave,from X21 port: select clock from X21 port; slave,from DSL port: select clock from DSL module Set clock <master|slave> Set the reference clock of the equipment. (AN-GSHDSL-ETH SHDSL MODEM cannot set clock; for other equipment, only central office equipment can set reference clock.) set clock master: Use local clock (main clock) as reference clock; set V24 clock port slave: slave clock: Get or clock from from E1 port port (AN-GSHDSL-E1)or from V35 port (AN-GSHDSL-V35) or from (AN-GSHDSL-V24) X21 (AN-GSHDSL-V24). Show speed Show the rate the equipment is now using. Set speed<Num> (Num:1~N) Set the rate the equipment uses N64Kbps Num in <Num> is mandatory; (Num: 1~N) stands for the input scope of Num is 1~N
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for AN-GSHDSL-E1 G.SHDSL MODEM: N = 32 for AN-GSHDSL-ETH G.SHDSL MODEM 2-wire mode N = 89; 4-wire mode: N=178; for AN-GSHDSL-V35 SHDSL MODEM: N = 36; for AN-GSHDSL-V24 SHDSL MODEM: N = 3; for AN-GSHDSL-X21 SHDSL MODEM: N = 36; For example, user can input: set rate 32 to set the rate to 3264Kbps = 2048 Kbps Show sys Show whether the reference clock of data receiving and sending is in synchronization. sync: The clock is in synchronization; async: The clock is in asynchronism; Set sys <async|sync> Set whether the reference clock of data sending and receiving is in synchronization. Set sys sync: Set the clock in synchronization; By default, the clock is in synchronism and adapts to synchronized data transmission like V.35. Set sys async: The clock is in asynchronism; When AN-GSHDSL-E1 G.SHDSL MODEM of AN-GSHDSL series is doing unsynchronized data transmission with AN-GSHDSL-E1 G.SHDSL MODEM or bridge, the rteference clock of AN-GSHDSL-E1 G.SHDSL MODEM needs to be asynchronism. Show dslline Show which mode the equipment in
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2Wire: in 2 wire mode 4wire: in 4 wire mode Set dslline <2wire|4wire> Set the equipment in 2 wire mode or 4 wire mode Set dslline 2 wire: Set the equipment in 2 wire mode Set dslline 4 wire: Set the equipment in 4 wire mode Note: Before use Set dslline 4 wire command, please confirm whether the equipment is 4 wire version, if not, this command is not available. Show rps Show the status of remote power supply function Not Exist: No remote power supply module disable: The remote power supply is forbidden enable: The remote power supply is activated Set rps <enable|disable> Set remote power supply function Set rps enable: Activate the remote power supply function Note: To realize remote power supply function, both the local and remote equipment must have remote power supply module, otherwise this function is not available. Set rps disable: Forbid the remote power supply function Show annex Show the Annex type of ITU-T G.991.2 of this equipment Annex A: The standard of ANSI (American National Standards Institute)
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Annex B: The standard of ETSI (European Telecommunications Standards Institute) Annex F: The additional standard in ITU-T G.991.2, allow to set data rate upto 5696Kbps Set annex <a|b|f> Show the whether the reference clock of receiving and sending clock is synchronous Set annex a: Set device to be annex a; Set annex b: Set device to be annex b; Set annex f: Set device to be annex f; Note: The default of AN-GSHDSL serial is Annex a. The devices connectedin pairs must be the same Annex mode. Show afetxgain Show the power plus of anterior section of the simulation in DSL module. Set afetxgain<Num> (Num:1~31) Set the power plus of anterior section of simulation of DSL module. Num in <Num>is mandatory; (Num: 0~31) stands for the input scope of Num is 0~31; For example, user can input set afetsgain 13 to set the power plus of the anterior section in DSL module. Note: By default the value of Num is 13. Reduce the value can increase the power plus and Increase the value will reduce the power plus. Show afe2txgain
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Show the power plus of anterior section of the simulation in line 2 port of DSL module. Set afe2txgain<Num> (Num:1~31) Set the power plus of anterior section of simulation in line 2 port of DSL module. Num in <Num>is mandatory; For example, user can input set afe2tsgain 13 to set the power plus of the anterior section in DSL module. Note: By default the value of Num is 13. Reduce the value can increase the power plus and Increase the value will reduce the power plus. Save config Save the configuration of current system in order not configure for the second time when powering up the system next time. poll Re-enter poll status of the equipment. Note: All configurations of the parameters will be effective after entering poll status; Press Esc button and you can enter configuration status.
4.4
Parameters of Poll status
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Figure 4-2 showing poll status
4.4.1 SYSTEM
MODE MODEM: Office end or station selection. LT: Central Office; NT: Station; LOOP: LOOP: Loppback configuration; No: No loopback; E1: The equipment is AN-GSHDSL-E1 G.SHDSL MODEM with loopback. The direction is from DSL module to E1 port. V35: The equipment is AN-GSHDSL-V35 G.SHDSL MODEM with loopback. The direction is from DSL module to V35 port. V24: The equipment is AN-GSHDSL-V24 G.SHDSL MODEM with loopback. The direction is from DSL module to V24 port. X21: The equipment is AN-GSHDSL-X21 G.SHDSL MODEM
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with loopback. The direction is from DSL module to X21 port. DSL: The equipment has loopback and the direction is from interface exchange module to DSL port. CLOCK: Clock: Clock configuration. Master: Main clock; E1: The equipment is central office of AN-GSHDSL-E1 G.SHDSL MODEM. Clock is obtained from E1 port. V35: The equipment is central office of AN-GSHDSL-V35 G.SHDSL MODEM. Clock is obtained from V35 port. V24: The equipment is central office of AN-GSHDSL-V24 G.SHDSL MODEM. Clock is obtained from V24 port. X21: The equipment is central office of AN-GSHDSL-X21 G.SHDSL MODEM. Clock is obtained from X21 port. DSL: The equipment is office end and clock is obtained from DSL port. SPEED: Number under it is the speed of the equipment. SYS: Show whether the reference clock of data sending and receiving is in synchronization. sync: In synchronization async: In asynchronism
4.4.2 DSL LINE

DSL:
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The number under it shows whether the DSL of the equipment is up or down. UP: The equipment of both sides have completed handshake and data can be transmitted. Down: The handshake between the equipment of the two sides falied. Data cannot be transmiteed. SIGNAL Show whether the DSL gains the signal of the opposite side. OK: Siganl is gained. Loss: Siganl is not gained. SYNC Show whether the DSL gains the synchronization signal of the opposite side. OK: Synchronization signal is gained. Loss: Synchronization signal is not gained. NMR Show the noise margin of the DSL. Its value can be basis of judging the quality og the line. According the experiment, when its value is below 4, data transmission might be inpossible. BER Real-time Bit Error Rate Tester of DSL. It is mainly used to check CRC during data transmission.
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Chapter 5 Appendix
Appendix 1: Interface Configuration
Interface Type and Panel Marker Equipment Model DSL-E1 DSL-ETH DSL-V35 DSL-V24 DSL-X21 Interface Connector Interface Connection Definition LINE Netwo rk manag ement inter face CONSO LE 75 BNC 120 RJ45 Form 5-8 DB25/ F
DB25/ F
SHDS L
E1 interfa ce
LAN inter face
V.35 inter face
V.24 interf ace
X.21 inter face
75 120
LAN
V35
V.24
X.21
DB15/ F
RJ11
RJ45
RJ45
Form 5-6
Form 5-7
Form 5-9
Form 5-10
Form 5-11
Form 5-12
Form 5-1 stands for there is interface configuration.
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Appendix 2: DIP Configuration (SWITCH)

Each G.SHDSL box device has a 12-bit DIP switch. It is mainly used to realize central office or station selection, network management, clock and speed configuration. For configuration of DIP see Form 5-2. 1 12-bit DIP switch description:
Description Switch Function Central office and station selection Activate network management AN-GSHDSL-E1 AN-GSHDSL-V35/V24/X21 AN-GSHDSL-ETH
Bit1
ON: Central officeOFF Station
Bit2
Bit3
Bit4 Bit5 Bit6
ON: Use network management (serial port) configuration OFF: Usre DIP cnfiguration ON: Local clock This bit is not for Clock setting OFF: E1clock DSL-ETH device. (only for (AN-GSHDSL-E1) or Refer to central office V.35clock explanation 1 of device) (AN-GSHDSL-V35) this form Choose 2 or ON: 4 wire mode 4 wire mode OFF: 2 wire mode Loopback These two bit of Loppback DSL-ETH are rate configuration Bit6 Bit5 configuration function description setting bit. Refer Bidirectional loop the form 5-5 back: loop back the data from local DSL port to remote DSL ON ON port and also loop back the data from local downlink port to corresponding connecting port
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AN-GSHDSL series user manual Loop to local E1 port or V.35 portNote: Note: This ON OFF is only and for will the central deivce, break link link OFF OFF Bit7 Bit8 Bit9 Bit10 Bit11 Bit12 Loop tp local DSL port Quit loopback or no OFF loopback ON office
connectivity of DSL
Rate setting
Refer to form 5-4 and 5-5 for details
1. Central office device of AN-GSHDSL-ETH is master clock; and the remote site device is line clock, no needs to set rate. 2. The function of 5~12 bit are different. Refer to form 5-3 for details.
Form 5-2 2 The function of 5~12 bit

Device type Loopback / Rate setting Bit Bit Bit Bit Bit Bit Bit Bit 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Max rate Setting bit 6 bit 2048 2 wire: 5696 4 wire: 11392 2304 (Kbps)
DSL-E1
DSL-ETH DSL-V35

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8 bit
6 bit
DSL-V24 DSL-X21
2 bit 6 bit
192 2304
Form 5-3 Explanation Rate setting bit loopback setting bit Please consider device model, line status and actual condition to set rate. Refer to form 5-4 and 5-5 for details. If the rate setting of DIP switch is more than the max rate of device, the device will work as the max rate of this device. Refer to form 5-4 and 5-5 for details. 3 AN-GSHDSL-E1AN-GSHDSL-V35/V24/X21 rate setting:
Rate setting bit Bit7 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON Bit8 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON Bit9 Bit10 Bit11 Bit12 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF
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Rate (Kbps) DSLDSLDSLE1 V35/X21 V24 2048 2,304 192 64 64 64 128 128 128 192 192 192 256 256 192 320 320 192 384 384 192 448 448 192 512 512 192 576 576 192 640 640 192 704 704 192 768 768 192 832 832 192 896 896 192 960 960 192
AN-GSHDSL series user manual ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON X ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON X ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON X ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON X 1,024 1,088 1,152 1,216 1,280 1,344 1,408 1,472 1,536 1,600 1,664 1,728 1,792 1,856 1,920 1,984 2,048 2,048 2,048 2,048 2,048 2,048 1,024 1,088 1,152 1,216 1,280 1,344 1,408 1,472 1,536 1,600 1,664 1,728 1,792 1,856 1,920 1,984 2,048 2,112 2,176 2,240 2,304 2,304 192 192 192 192 192 192 192 192 192 192 192 192 192 192 192 192 192 192 192 192 192 192
1. AN-GSHDSL-E1/V35/V24/X21 has 6 bits for rate setting 2. Rate S (Bit732Bit816Bit98Bit104Bit112 Bit121)64kbps 3. Just use the last two bits is OK for AN-GSHDSL-V24 4. If the rate setting of DIP switch is more than the max rate of device, the device will work as the max rate of this device. Refer to form 5-4 and 5-5 for details.
Form 5-4 4 AN-GSHDSL-ETH rate setting

Rate setting bit S1 Bit5 Bit6 Bit7 Bit8 Bit9 S2 Bit10 Bit11 Bit12
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RateKbps S=S1+S2 2 wire 4 wire
AN-GSHDSL series user manual ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 5696 64 128 192 256 320 2,048 2,112 2,176 2,240 2,304 2368 4,032 4096 4160 5696 5696 5696 5696 5696 5696 5696 5696 11392 128 128 256 256 2048 2048 2176 2176 2304 2304 3968 4096 4096 5632 5760 5760 11392 11392 11392 11392 11392 11392
ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON OFF ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Explanation:
1. There are 8 rate setting bit on the DIP switch of AN-GSHDSL-ETH 2. In 2 wire mode, the relation between 8 bit rate setting bit and rate is as follow: Rate S Bit5128Bit664Bit732Bit816Bit98
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AN-GSHDSL series user manual Bit104Bit112Bit12164kbps Bit5128Bit66464kbps(Bit732Bit816 Bit98Bit104Bit112Bit121) 64kbps S1 + S2
5The setting way of S2 is same with S in form 5-4, except the max rate OFF When move DIP to OFF , the bit is 1 ; When move DIP ON switch to ON , the bit is 0 3. In 4 wire mode, the rate is integral multiple of 128 Kbps, if not, should deduct 64 Kbps to count the rate 4. In 2 wire mode: The max rate can be setting is 5,696kbps 64kbps =64kbps89,packet size is 64kbps 64kbps89 In 4 wire mode: The max rate can be setting is 11,392kbps 128kbps =128kbps89, packet size is 128kbpsBit12 is no 128kbps89 using 5. If the rate setting of DIP switch is more than the max rate of device, the device will work as the max rate of this device. 55Refer to form 5-4 and 5-5 for details.
Form 5-5
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Appendix 3: The definition of connector pin

1 G.SHDSL line port G.SHDSL
Connector is RJ11, the definition is as follow:
Sequence number 3 4 Definition One wire of twisted-pair cableL1 Another wire of twisted-pair cableL2
Note: The L1 and L2 are two wires in the middle of RJ11 connector.
Form 5-6
2 Configuration port
The connector is RJ45, the definition is as follow:
Sequence number 3 2 5 Definition RX: Receving configuration data from PC TX: Sending configuration data to PC GND: Ground
Form 5-7
3 E1 port
The connector of 120 E1 is RJ45, the definition is as follow:
Sequence number 2 5 Definition TX+ (send signal+) TX- (send signal-) Remark
One pair
1 4
RX+ (receive signal+) RX- (receive signal-)
One pair
Form 5-8
4 Ethernet port:
The connector is RJ45, the definition is as follow:
Sequence number 1 2 3 6 Definition TX+ Transmit Data+ (send signal+) TX- Transmit Data- (send signal -) RX+ Receive Data+ (receive signal+) RX- Receive Data- (receive signal -)
Form 5-9
5 V.35 port:
The connector is DB25/F, the definition is as follow:
DB25 Pin number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 14 15 Signal Protecting ground Receive data A Send data A Requiring sending Allow to send DCE is ready Signal ground DCD (Data Carrier Detect) Send clock 115B Receve clock 113B Send clock 114B Receive clock B Send clock 114A input output input output output The direction of signal Corresponding pin number of M34 A P R C D E B F X W AA S Y
output output input output input output
16 17 20 24
Send data B Send clock 115A DTE is ready Receiving clock 113A
output output input input
T V H U
Form 5-10
6 V.24 port:
DB25 Pin number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 15 17 20 24 Signal Protecting ground Receive data Send data Requiring sending Allow to send DCE is ready Signal ground DCD (Data Carrier Detect) Sending clock 114 Sending clock 115 DTE is ready Receiving clock 113 input output input output output The direction of signal
output output output input input
Form 5-11
7 X.21 port:
Pin number 2 Sign Transmit Direction Inputto DCE Explanation Data
9 3 10 4 11 5 12 6 13 7 14 1 8
Transmit Control Control Reiceive Reiceive Indication Indication Time Time Btime Btime Inputto DCE Outputto DTE Outputto DTE Control circuit Data Control circuit
Outputto DTE Timing clock Outputto DTE Timing byte Frame ground Signal ground
Form 5-12
Appendix 4: Network cable Making

Ethernet interface is connected to RJ socket of the computer through net wire. Network management interface is connected to DB9 socket of serial port of network management computer. See the following for net wire order:
1 Sequence of Network Management cables
Computer port DB9/F TXD RXD GND 3 2 5 Form 5-13
Network Management port RJ45 3 2 5 RX TX GND
2 Sequence of Ethernet net wires:
Form 5-14 Cross-over Cable
Form 5-15 Straight-throught Cable
Appendix 4: Status monitoringLED

The indicators on the front panel indicate the work and warning status of the equipment. See the following:
Type Power Marker PWR Color Description
Green 5V power output indicator Major control module running indicator. After connecting to power, the equipment goes into initialization configuration status, and RUN indicator Green flashes with 0.25S cycle; after the equipment goes into detecting status, RUN indicator flashes with 1S cycle. Loopback test indicator. When the equipment is in Green loopback test status, the indicator is on; when the equipment quits loopback test, the indicator is off.
RUN MCU
TEST
LT/NT DSL ERR
Central office and station indicator. When the Green equipment is central office, the indicator is bright; when the equipment is station, the indicator is off. DSL running indicator. When there is fault in the running DSL module, the indicator is on; when the DSL modulel is running normally, the indicator is off. WAN sending data indicator. When there is data sent, the indicator flashes. WAN data receiving indicator. The indicator flashes when there is data received. LAN data sending indicator. The indicator flashes when there is data sent. LAN data receiving indicator. The indicator flashes when there is data received. V.35/V24/X21 data sending indicator. The indicator brights, when there is data sending. V.35/V24/X21 data receiving indicator. indicator brights, when there is data receiving. The
Red
WTX WRX LAN LTX LRX V.35/ V24/ X21 RXD TXD
Green Green Green Green Green Green
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2.1.1 2.1.2 2.1.3 2.2

2.2.1 2.2.2 2.2.3 2.3

2.3.1 2.3.2 2.3.3 2.4

2.4.1 2.4.2 2.4.3 2.5

2.5.1 2.5.2 2.5.3

3.2.1 3.2.2 3.2.3 3.3 3.4

OPERATION EXPLANATION AND NOTICE....................................................... 25 FAQ ............................................................................................................ 27

CHAPTER 5 APPENDIX ................................................................................... 40

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1.3.1 SHDSL Port

Date rateN64Kbps(2-wire); 2N64Kbps(4-wire)

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Form 5-6 of appendix 3, Chapter 5 in this user manual

1.3.2 E1 Port (For AN-GSHDSL-E1 only)

1.3.3 Ethernet Port (For AN-GSHDSL-ETH only)

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1.3.4 V.35 Port (For AN-GSHDSL-V35 only)

1.3.5 V.24 Port (For AN-GSHDSL-V24 only)

1.3.6 X.21 Port (For AN-GSHDSL-X21 only)

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1.3.7 Console Port

Work Temperature: 5+45 Relative Humidity: 90 (no coagulation)

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2.1.1 Technical Specification

2.1.2 Front and Rear Panel

Diagram 2-1 AN-GSHDSL-E1front panel

PWR switch SHDSL port

12 Dip Switch 48V

Impedance DIP 120E1 port

Diagram 2-2 AN-GSHDSL-E1 rear panel

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2.1.3 Panel Explanation

DSL model indicator Run indicator

Green Power indicator Bright when power supply fine

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E1 port Console port

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2.2.1 Technical Specification

2.2.2 Front and Rear Panel

Diagram 2-3 AN-GSHDSL-ETH Front Panel

PWR Switch SHDSL port

Diagram 2-4 AN-GSHDSL-ETH Rear Panel

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2.2.3 Panel Explanation

DSL model indicator Run indicator Power indicator

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SHDSL port Ethernet port

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2.3.1 Technical Specification

2.3.2 Front and Rear Panel

Diagram 2-5 AN-GSHDSL-V35 front panel

SHDSL port 12 Bit Dip Switch

Diagram 2-6 AN-GSHDSL-V35 rear panel

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2.3.3 Panel Explanation

ACT2 ERR1 ERR2 RPS LT/NT TEST 4W RUN PWR

Green Red Red Green Green Green Green Green Green

DSL model indicator Run indicator Power indicator

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2.4.1 Technical Specification

2.4.2 Front and Rear Panel