Allied Telesis AT-NT118 User Manual

Installation Instructions

AT-NT117 (AC) and AT-NT118 (DC)
ADSL Mini-DSLAMs
The following instructions provide installation procedures for the AT-NT117 (AC) and AT-NT118 (DC) ADSL Mini­DSLAMs. Allied Telesyn strongly recommends using proper static protection techniques when installing
and handling this equipment.
Installation Instructions
Step #1 - Unpack and inspect the AT-NT117 or AT-NT118.
1) One AT-NT117 or AT-NT118
2) Power cord (for the AT-NT117 only)
3) Rubber feet (4)
4) Rack mount brackets (2)
5) Rack mount bracket screws (10)
If there is visible damage, do not attempt to connect the device; contact Allied Telesyn Technical Support for assistance.
Step #2 - Install the Uplink Interface Module (AT-NT510, AT-NT530, AT-NT540, AT-NT550, or AT-NT560). DO NOT POWER UP THE AT-NT117 OR AT-NT118 UNTIL AFTER THE UIM HAS BEEN
INSTALLED.
Unscrew the AT-NT117 or AT-NT118 chassis, using a Phillips screwdriver and carefully lift off the top half of the chassis; set aside. Remove the blanking plate from the slot selected for the UIM (either slot may be used). Carefully position the UIM with the faceplate facing out of the vacated slot. Ensure that the connector between the UIM and the AT-NT117 or AT-NT118 is fully aligned. Secure the UIM in place with the four provided screws. Replace the chassis top and reattach with all eight screws.
Step #3 - Site selection
When selecting a site for the AT-NT117 or AT-NT118, please consider the following:
§ Maximum recommended ambient temperature is 65°C. Internal temperatures of rack should be considered.
§ Ensure that the unit is placed in such a manner that the cables will not become a tripping hazard or become dislodged from the unit.
§ Do not block power supply vents or otherwise restrict airflow when installing unit in rack.
§ Mechanical loading of rack should be considered so that the rack remains stable and unlikely to tip
over.
§ Consideration of the overall loading of the branch circuit should be given before installing any equipment in a rack environment.
§ Ensure that a reliable grounding path is maintained in the rack system. This unit is intended for a grounded connection.
For tabletop mounting, attach the rubber feet to the bottom of the unit. For rack mounting, attach the rack mount brackets to the sides of the unit at the desired position with the provided screws.
Step #4 - Powering up the AT-NT117 or AT-NT118. Connect power to the AT-NT117 or AT-NT118 from an appropriate power source. The AT-NT117 uses AC power. Turn on the power switch located on top of the AC inlet. Verify that the PWR LED is illuminated.
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Step #5 - Making the ADSL connection. Plug the ADSL cable into the ADSL RJ-21 Connector on the AT-NT117 or AT-NT118. Verify the ADSL connection via the LNK LED on the front of the unit; a blinking LNK LED indicates that traffic is being received from the ADSL line.
Note: The distance of the copper cable between the Mini-DSLAM and the ADSL Modem will affect the linking of the ADSL connection. If the distance is greater than a particular speed will support, the units will not link up.
The AT-NT117 or AT-NT118 pinout information is as follows:
DSL Voice
PortTipRingTipRing
12613914 22724015 32834116 42944217 53054318 63164419 73274520 83384621
93494722 10 35 10 48 23 11 36 11 49 24 12 37 12 50 25

Operational Modes

The AT-NT117 and AT-NT118 support both Full Rate and G.lite operational Modes. The tables below outline the various possible speed settings for both modes.

Full Rate: G.DMT, T1.413 and Alcatel

All require an in-line splitter to be installed both at the customer premise and the Central Office or wherever the IP DSLAM may be located.
Upstream
(Kbps)
64 128 128 256 256 512 320 768 384 1024 448 1280 512 1536 768 1792
1024 2048 1280 2304 1536 2560
Downstream
(Kbps)
3584 4608 5632 7680
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