Abocom Systems HXX2000 HomeNet-To-Ethernet Bridge Hub User Manual

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FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENTS CO i M
FCC Part 15 Registration
TlllS equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part is of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment
generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation
if this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning off and on, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more ofthe following measures:
- kcorient or relocate the receivmg antenna
- Increase the distance between the equipment and receiver
. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different front that to which the receiver is connected.
- t‘unsult an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Curt/um. Change or umd/ficalion HUI cx/n't'xxly approved by party ret'ptmx/blefilr comp/lance could void the war 3' authority to opera/e
11m equip/item.
FCC Pan 68 Registration
’l |l|\ equipment eontpllos \\il|l Part 68 ot' the FCC Rules“, On the hottont ttl'this equipment is label that containsl among other inl‘mmntton. the Ivt‘t’
. ton Nuntbel nnti Riugut etiuiptucnt Nluuhcl' (REN) for the equipment. ll'rctiucxtctl. this information must be given to the Telephone Compuny
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lelcpltlulc equipment. please eontaet tho following atttlress imd phone number l'or information on obtaining serviee or repairs The telephone eotnpany
turn it ' that your dlacollllccl this equipment mm] the network ttntil the problem has been corrected or utttil you ltre sure that the equipment i~ not
tunll‘nncttoning This equipment may not be Ilscd on euin aerviee provide by the telephone company, Connection to pany lines is subieet to state tartt‘t‘s
INTRODUCTION
The HBZOO. HCA2000, and HLZOOO are HomeNet to Ethernet Bridge, HBZOOO serve as a bridge between tlte well-known
Ethernet segment and current home network (hereafter refer as HomeNet) . ll filters the error packets and switches good packets between
these two networks. HCAZOOO or HL2000 is not only a bridge but also a NAT router build-in a DHCP server, It serves as an IP (Internet
Protocol) sharing device. in terms of HCAZOOO, the DHCP server is implemented at the HomeNet segment, while the HLZOUO
implement the DHCP server at the Etherttet segment. The other segment ofHLZOOO or HCA2000 was separate as an internet (or Intranet)
by a set ot‘legal network parameters. All DHCP clients access the Internet resource through the NAT routing protocol that was built into
HLZOUO or HCAZOOO, HBQOOO is useful to interface the home~networking device to Ethernet. HCAZOOO or HL2000 is benefit to
lntcl‘ cc the HotneNet to Ethernet For home and office users, that use one connection (a cable modem or a ADSL modem which was
assigned a formal IP address ) to access the intemet resource, wltiie multiple user (PCs) would like to share the same connection to the
tntcrnet. using a HCAZOOO or HL2000 to connect all the PCs through the exist telephone line is simply the best solution to access
IItICI'tlcl.
I'czttttt cs
Sun-es and forwards switching architecture
Link two LAN segments into a single logical network
. Supports one IOMbps Ethernet port
Support one IMbps home network port
[,I;D indicators
A Hash memory for firmware upgrade
' FCC Class B & VCCl Class ll certification
- New home networking technology using exist telphone line
(‘untpltttnl with IM “OHWPNA spccficatiotts I.|
t’mttpliant wtth lEIiE $02.3 IUBase'l‘ standard
I} Jttspatenl most at the netwotrk protocols
lixtcrnal switching power adapter
HARDWARE INSTALLATION
Parts Names and Functions
LEI) Indicators on the Front Panel Ports on the Rear Pnnel
2 was i?)
LED Active Color Status
"ldifawr Glowing Dimming k‘lashing
® Power Green DC 5v powerNol powered N/A
feeding in
7...
C2) HUIIIQNH Green N/A Disconnected from any Connected to a
H Link/Act HomePNA device HomePNA
device
G) (reserved) N/A N/A N/A N/A.
® (rust-fwd) N/A N/A N/A N/A.
@ Ethernet Green Connected to a Disconnected from any Receiving data
Link/Act LAN device LAN device
(5) (reserved) N/A N/A N/A‘ N/A.
—i—-
(D Error Red Components N/A. N/A
nmltimctioning
Hardware Requirements
I’fi
lcm Included n
nhrd package
Descri] ion
Standard telephone
line
From
HomeNet P
PM" Name Type Functions __|
A SV DC DC Connects the poweradapter plug,
B Console DBJ) Connecls a RS-232 serial cable Io your computer for
female firmware upgrade. ’
C Ethernet RJ-45 Connects loa Elhemeldevicc
ID HomeNet RH I Connccls lo the HomePNA devicev
Connections
To
011 RJ-l I jack ofwall
omlel
UTP CATS cable
Elhernel Porl
RJ-45 port of
Ethernet device
Sell-I spared llelns
Description
RS-ZSZ cable
(For firmware
upgrade only)
DC SV Power Power‘Port
5; adnpler
x: W,
From
Console Port
Wnl] outlet
Connections
To
COM port of PC
Hardware Connections
1 Select a convenient location for the HomeNet Bridge near the PC or Ethernet device to which it will be connected.
to
Ustng a standard telephone line to connect HomeNet port with HomePNA device.
Using a UTP CAT.5 (a cross-over cable may be used if the linked port is MDI-Il port ) connect to a lOBaseT (or compatible)
devivce.
4. Connect the Power Adapter to feed the power.
J »-
"mm cam ”C
”m D
i Numfl’NAcam
¢ Mme HumePNA Deuce
Internet . m. I .
lite liglti’t above shows how to connect a cable modem to a Home network using HomePNA devices (here 2 PCs installed a
IItnneI’NA card were pictured). Follow the same steps to connect any device with an Ethenet IOBASE-T interface (such as a HUB or
pl nneri to a Home network. If multiple PCs require accessing [he internet through a cable modem, a HCAZOOO can be used, lt‘only
one PC is required. l-IBZOOO is enough. HLZOOO is designed for HotnePNA interface to inlernet. Now you should have connected the
I'thcrnet port. HomeNet port and the Power to the appropriate devices.
FIRMWARE UPGRADE
System Requirements
- One free COM port on PC.
- A pin-to—pin RS-237 cable, One end is 9 pin male connector, the other end is 9 or 25 pin female connector depends on the COM port.
- FWLOADEXE ‘ This is a DOS program for firmware upload. You can run it directly from Windows NT/95 also,
' I IISZKI’WBIN l'ltis is n firmware image tile. This file MUST reside in the same subdirectory with FWLOADEXE
For hotter disk access speed. it is recommended that you copy these two files in your hard disk before they are uploaded.
Getting Uploaded
1. Connect RS-232 cable from the Console port ofthis Bridge to the PC COM port.
iv
At the DOS prompt, run FWLOADEXE with COM port specified. You can type "FWLOAD -'.7" first for reference, For example
11! use port COM I to upload firmware. type command as: C: l> FWLOAD 1
Turn on the Bridge, FWLOADEXE will automatically detect the Bridge and complete the uploading. The following messages
appear in sequence
System firmware upload program. ver 1.0,
Copyright 1999,
.A FNLOAD ~? for usage help.
press  to abort,
Uploading .
=> 100992 bytes transmitted
0K: upload succeeded.
Please power on the device again.
It" any error message appears. check the cable connectivity and make sure that you have selected an correcr COM port, then go through
thew «reps again.
When completed, restart the Bridge by turning off and on to activate the new firmware.
SPECIFICATIONS
Stnntlnrtls C01 3 IL,
- I\-,IEE802.3 IOBASE~T Ethernet compliant
- HmnePNA 1.0 specifications compliant
Dalia Rules
' HntneNetwork: 1 Mbps
. Iilhernet’ I0 Mbps
Distances
- Home Networing: maximum 150 meter between two farthest nodes on the LAN
- Ethernet. maxtmnm IUO meter between two farthest nodes on the LAN
Pom-l rot
tntption: I)C SV Input. Less thnn 4W.
Certifications:
- I-‘('C Part I5 Class B
' FCC Part 68
VCCI Class II
LEDS
' Power
- Hnmeth Lmk/Activity
- Ethernet Link/Activity
' litrnr
Cnnnrctnrs
. Ono RJ-l I IUI' connecling will] the HomeNet device
- One R145 flu connecting with n lOBASE-T network
Cables
' IInntchlwork: Standard home telephone line
' [ilhcrnel UTP CAT 3 (tl' CAT.5

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