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EXHIBIT 7
USER’S MANUAL OF EUT
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Welcome to the world of networkth wrth SCarr? .
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In the madern buslness em rmmenz, Commumcatrcn matineem ms
and shanng informatton are u r‘ Compute! "
networks have proved to be one or "e fastest m
of communication, The ' Game 3 p'cduct
range from Kent bung; me newer 35 computer
networks to the s'maH oh’rce
The Or‘flceConnect Duat Sceea Hub 5 5 an
easy-(muse Class M huh (receazsf) wtn evqm
IOHOOBASE'TX pans It anon»; yau to Se! up a
network wrth both Ether ’!CMbuSJ and Fast
Ememei (looMbps) work ms and otner cewces
(a Class H hub can be Conn d to 1mm,» Fast
Ethernet hub, a Ctasst ms
when refer/mg ta the O:
Hub 5, my: gu/de uses t 5
Each part on the Hub can
WOBASEVT (Ethernet) er a
devrce he port senses fl
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if yuu wrsn to extend an e< ,-
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offer a more (Osbeffe ‘ ,
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Hub (0 anywortsretmn or ether
eumpment that has a meager or
(CDBASE'TX purr, Each port s
(anatie of Bumsensmg tar
rwaps Jr (OOMbni Guerat‘cn.
A Network Loop occurs when two preces or network
ecurdment are connened by more than one path.
A Segment rs the length of sabre conneaed to a port
Packets are the unrts or“ rnformauon your workstatrcns and
other equrpment send to each other over the
network A Frame rs the data part or the packet and
can be Unicast (sent to a srngre devrcerMulticast
(sent to mumpre devrcest, or Broadcast (sent to err
devrces)
Bandwidth fees to :ne amount or network trar‘hc the
ne:wor1< zan hard at any one trme (rnfdrmatron
cacac tyr measured n bits per second (bps)
Vlarkztauons :’ apphcat‘cfls mat use the network
heavuy are reierred to as usrng hrgh handwrct‘n (these
are us e rj, users wno do a or of graphrcar or
flurtwr‘eca work across zhe network). Fas: Ethernet
has a mgner bane» rflth than Ethernet, so rt can (ODE
wrth arger amounts or trarr‘rct whrch resurts rn r'aster
opera: on
a Half Duplex we ar w; nfcrmaron [D new m ertner
3‘79’133", nut 76! H Either HHECUOH srmurtaneousry
Before You Start
’ "(our Ol‘lceCJnnect Dual Speed Hub 8 fumes wlthv
One power adapter for use wlth the Hub
One power card
A Warranty Reglstrallon card (or you to r‘rll out and
return
Four rubber feet
Four stacklng (ltps
An orllceConnect Product Range sheet
An Or'r'lceConneCt Network ASSlStant CD~ROM
Thrs gurce
Workstatiu n Connections
To connect workstatlans or other equlpment (such as
serversl to your Hub. you need-
One lDEASE—T,
‘lO/lOOEASE'TX, or
g i 2
1 DOBASE—TX adapter Card
{or each wolkitatlon. , \\ a
360m produce a range of \\ |
EESy-IOflHSta” network V,
adapters, whlch provide
your workstatron wrth a
suitable cmnnectron.
One surtable TP cable for each workstatlon
ln order to comply er‘h the lOEASE-T standard, puns
designed for workstation connectlons have been
marked wrm the graphical symbol ‘X‘ Thls denotes a
crossover rn the port’s lnternal wr/lng, for example
IX. 2X, 3X
You also need a network operatrng system runnrng
on your Workstetrofls.
Twisted Pair (TP) Cables
To tonnect your workstations and other equrpmenr to
the Hub, use ‘strar‘qht-thrcugh' TP cables wrth R145
connectors (all OirrceConnect products use R145 type
connectors) A strarght-through‘ cable ls one where
each pm of one connector rs connected to the same
pm of the other connettor
Cables can be welded (screened) or unshnelded, we
recommend that you use shlelded cable Cables used
for lGOBASE»TX or lO/lGOBASEJX (onnecttons must
be data grace (Category 5)
Ycur sucoller Srcula stock suntable (sales
The wrmum IE." m or a smgle cabte 5 ram
~ 1 er 70 ‘ast Etnemet (waths)
’at‘cn Qules on page 5 for further
n :1 came lengths ln a lOGMbps network
Hub Connections
To [arrec‘ ll"er cmceCannect units to your Hub.
you neec we unable T? (able lot each unrt,
. Your cllps frt ln these usmaltuse
Using the Rubber Feet and Stacking Clips
The rour sell aahesrve rubber lee! brawn: yuur flub
Irom sltdlng around on yuur desr: r at to
the marked areas at each (Omar all , rlnuerSlde at
your Hub
rhe rour stac‘ung chm are used For neatly 5m:
securely Stac‘ung your OfflceConrrect umts together.
You can stack up to four units, Small units must
be stacked shave large units. To stack your umts,
secure the clrps on «me srde and then on the otheru
Use the r'ollcwrng method to secure one slde
Place your new unlt
on a flat surface.
"your
exrsrmg unlt
posnrons on the Side "me “UV“
oi the unr:
llycul
exlxtlng unlt
rs large. use
these nmlei
Posmon a clrg ever
one of these holes and
push rt rn untll lt cltcks
rnto place Repeat thrs
for the other (hp
posmon on the same
Slde
Keeprng the iron: or‘
tne unrts alsgned, rest
the bottom or’ the
exrstrng ulll( on me
cllps‘ Splkes Push the
cups r‘rrrnly rnto the
exlsttng unit until they
(Mk mm place
Repeat these steps to secure the 0m? sru
To rernoye a (no, nold the unrts r‘lrrnl/ wrtn one nanc
and ‘ncok the frst r‘mger or‘ your ct , nand ma
the track or the clrp Use reasonabl e 1: null t on“.
¥ mu m. .r rt in
us mm
Positioning Your Officetcnnect Hub
when nsutttnq your Hub, ensure
. tt rs out of mrect Sunirgnt and away from sources or
heat
I Cabling rs away from power irnes, fluorescent itghttng
t’rxtures, and sources at“ erecttrcat “Olsé such as radios.
transmitters and broadband arnpizlrers
. water or motsture cannot enter the case or' the unrt
l Atr r‘fow around the um! and through the vents In the
Side oi the case rs nor restrrcted We recommend ynu
prevrce a minimum or 25mm (1m ) clearance.
Wall Mounting the OfficeCcnnec‘t Hub
CAUTION: Orr/y Wa/l mountsr’ngle units Do not wall
mount stacked units
There are twa stats on the underside oi the Hub
which are used for Walt mounting Yqu can mount
the unit With the LED; racing upwards or duwnwards,
to surtsyour needs
D When wall mounting the unit, ensure that it is within
reach of the power out/er
You need two surtabre screws Ensure that the wail
you are gorng to use IS smuoth, fiat, dry and sturdy.
Make two screw holes whrch are 1-4me (S.6irt,)
apart Use the gurde at the top of this page to mark
the positron of the hares Fx the screws znto the wart
ieavrng their heads 3mm (0.1Ztn.) dear 01' the wait
surface
Remove-any tonnecttons to the unrt ans locate rt
over me screw heads. when m itne, gentry push the
unit on to the we” and move rt downwards to
secure When making (onnecttons, be careiur no! to
push t—e unrt up and
Connecting Workstations and,0ther
Equipment to Your Hub —,-
WARNING: Phase ead the '/moortarrt Saretv
rnfurmstrun‘ n careful/y berg/e you rum/l or
remme rte unrt
WAHNHINWEIS: Brtte /eS€-n Ere den Abrt‘nmtt
‘Wrcntrge Srcnernerrsrnr’cmatronen' sargr‘a’ltrg du/trh,
bevel Ste das Carat rnsre/lr'eren oder ausbauen.
AVERT/SSEMENT Veur'l/ez HIE attentrvemenr (a
sect/on (chug/res rmpurtantes de secunre'“ avant
d’rnstaiier ou cs retrrer I’appareriv
CA UT70N: The equramenr connected to the Hub
must be set to acetate rn auto-negutrere or half
dupr’ex mode.
Connectrng workstemns and other equrpment to
your Hub rs easy To connect a workstatzun to any or’
the Hubs ports, use a ‘strarght-threugh' T? (able
Refer (0 "Twisted Parr (TP) Cables” on page 3 for
further information
If you are uxrng pot? a to connect a wartsrarTon.
ensure the MD//MDIX swrrch is set to MD/X (out).
TP cables are my easy tc use To connect. a-cabie,
szmpiy sfot the connector mm the apprupnate RJAS
part when the connector rs ruuy in, rts r‘atch tucks it
tn ptace To c‘tsconnett the cebie, push the
connectors tatcn tn and remove 11.
The Hub detects aii port connecions, so you can start
usmg your network immediately. If you need more
ports, srmpt‘y add another Or‘t'rceConnect nut:
Connecting Another OfficeCunnect Hub
— Vuu may msh to connect another otftceconnec: hub
to your Duai Speed Hub 8 Alternattvely, you may
wrsh to add your Hub to an extsttng VOA/Ibo;
network Nhen extendrng your network, you shouto
be aware Jt’ the configuratzon rutes gtven beiow
M you connect two Dua/ Speed Hua 8 mt; drrectly
Fast Ethernet (100Mbps) Configuration Rules
The Duai Sneed Hub E ii a 0555 Ii hub You can
connect otrectty two Ctass it Fast Ethernet hubs
(Class 1 Fast Ethernet hues (annnt he connected
dtre(tr‘y to other Fast Ethernet hubs) The tater tength
of cabte (A e a + c below) between two
workstattons, or between a workstatton and a
nomteoeater piece of equtpment (sum as a Switch).
must not exceed 205m (67211). Each (state (At 8, or
C) must not exceed 100m (323m.
atom recommends that the cable (8) between the
Fast Ethernet hubs IS no tonger than 5m (15 art)
Thts atlews the maxtmum hubrlo-wcrkstaztcn cable
iengm (A 0( C) 01’ 100m (323m (0 he used, as shown
tn the example,
Werkstettort Workstation
Example:
100m (32 5m!16 4“) i001“ (3259!)
‘ ‘ [21 W
Dual 7 toot/tops \.
kaslaltnrt Snead Hub Workstatton
Hubs
t . eme! HOOMbc-s) Network
Configurartcrt ample er a ,
Ethernet (10Mbps) Configuration Rules
You can cannect a maxtmum of four Ethernet
itchibcs‘t at); tn settes between workstattons, or
belwe=1 a t out For) enct a ncn~repe3ter ptece or’
ecutot'tefl' such as a swttcm cabte must not
exceec new Blitz) An etampte ts sncwn be‘cw.
Example:
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Maktng the Connection to Another Hub
You can conned ) TOBASE'T, YOOBASE-TK or
another tfl/tocaASE-rx DfltceConrtect hub to JVW
port an the Dtui Speed Hub 3. Use the t‘allowmq
method "
t Ustttg a stratght through cable connect the
MDVMDIX port Of the Dual Speed Hub 3 to any 07
the ports on the other hub (as shown tn the dtegram
hetcttr). :f usrng an MDUMDIK port art the other hub,
set tts MDVMDiX Sthch [0 MDVX (out),
2 Se! [he MDVMDVX swtlch for the MDVMDIX port on
the Dual Speed Hull 8 to MD! (tn)
ofttzecannett ‘
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hub
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Powering Up and Checking Connections
when you have Cflflfleded all the approprtate
workstattorts and other equtpment to the Hub, power
on the Hub For eath port thh a ccnnecttort, a Port
Stazus LED shouio be on. if lhe nun ts operattng at
100Mbps, the correspondtng LED tn the upper row oi
Port Status LED; ts on H the port ts cperaung at '
IOMpbs, the cotresoondtng LED tn the tower row ts
Dn Ir‘ nerther ts on, check your connecttorts.
CAUTION: Do nor flower the Hub nr'r'arc on quld’ly
Watt atmur 5 seconds uenveen puwe.’ c, ,
Spot Checks
A! equerit tntervals, vtsuaiiy check mat‘
. The Aie't LED ts e — ihts rs the best May to ftnct out
tt' there are ptcn‘evrts wtzh you! networ<
I Case Vents are 10( OOSUuCIEd
. Cabhng ts secure and net nufled taut
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