Sagem F@ST 940, F@ST 900 User Manual

SAGEM F@st™ 900 / 940

ADSL Ethernet Modem

User Guide

Reference : 251 302 301 ed. 6

November 2003 Issue

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E closely follows all technical changes and is continually strive to improve its
products for the benefit of its customers. It therefore reserves the right to change its

documentation accordingly without notice.

All the trademarks mentioned in this guide are registered by their respective owners:

• SAGEM F@st™ is a registered trademark of E,

• Windows

• Apple and MacOS are registered trademarks of Apple Computer Incorporation.

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and Internet Explorer

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Warning

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Safety instructions

Warning icon used in this guide

Information icon used in this guide

Before making any connection, refer to the safety
instructions in Appendix A of this User Guide.

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Contents

1 Overview of the SAGEM F@st™ 900 / 940 modems 4

1.1 Description 4

1.2 Contents of your ADSL pack 5

1.3 Prerequisites 6

2 Hardware installation 7

3 "BridgeMon" diagnostics application 9

3.1 BridgeMon application compatibility information 9

3.2 Installation in Windows XP 10

3.3 Installation in Mac OS X 11

3.4 Running the BridgeMon application 12

3.5 BridgeMon application functions 13

4 Connection to the Internet 17

4.1 PPPoE mode 17

4.2 DHCP connection mode 23

5 Uninstalling the BridgeMon application 26

5.1 Uninstalling in Windows XP 26

5.2 Uninstalling in MacOS X 27

6 Troubleshooting 28

6.1 Interpreting LED indications 28

6.2 No modem power supply 28

6.3 Modem not detected 29

6.4 Absence of ADSL synchronization 29

6.5 Internet connection not possible 30

6.6 Setting Firewall provided with Windows XP 31

APPENDICES 35

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1 Overview of the SAGEM F@st™ 900 / 940 modems

1.1 Description

The SAGEM F@st™ 900 / 9401 modems are ADSL modems with Ethernet interface used to
browse the Internet at high speeds using an ADSL compatible telephone line. Their function is
to transmit data between a computer (PC or Mac) connected by an Ethernet interface and an
Internet Access Provider (IAP), via an ADSL link.

The modem requires no prior installation. It is supplied with the "BridgeMon" diagnostic
application.

The SAGEM F@st™ 900 / 940 Ethernet ADSL modem is compatible with two operating
modes:

• PPPoE mode: this mode requires the installation of additional software on certain
operating systems. Refer to chapter 4.1 for more information

• DHCP mode

Check with your IAP to find out which mode is available on your ADSL line.

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SAGEM F@st 900 is an ADSL modem used for POTS lines.

SAGEM F@st 900 is an ADSL modem used for ISDN lines

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1.2 Contents of your ADSL pack

Your SAGEM F@st™ 900 / 940 pack contains the following items:

One SAGEM F@st™ 900 / 940 ADSL modem

One mains adapter unit

One RJ11 type ADSL line lead

One crossed UTP RJ45 type Ethernet cable

One modem installation CD-ROM

One CD-ROM for installing the PPPoE client

software (optional)

ADSL filers (optional)

Note: This list is not exhaustive. The packaging may also contain safety instructions

The modem installation CD-ROM contains:

• the SAGEM F@st™ 900 / 940 modem configuration and diagnostic application
(BridgeMon) for Windows and Macintosh,

• the SAGEM F@st™ 900 / 940 modem User Guide in pdf file format.

Contents
incomplete or
damaged

and other documents.

If the package you receive is incomplete or contains damaged items,
contact the Internet Access Provider (IAP) supplying your SAGEM
F@st™ 900 / 940 modem.

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1.3 Prerequisites

Telephone line

side

Computer with

Ethernet port

Free space on
your computer

A WEB browser

PPPoE mode

DHCP mode

! Telephone line supporting ADSL transmission

! Internet Access Provider (IAP) subscription

! Installation of ADSL filters on each telephone socket used by a terminal

(telephone, DECT, fax, answering machine, etc.)

The minimum configuration of your computer must be:

! Windows XP Pentium II, 400 MHz, 128 Mb RAM

! Windows 2000 Pentium II, 266 MHz, 64 Mb RAM

! Windows ME Pentium II, 233 MHz, 64 Mb RAM

! Windows 98 Pentium II, 166 MHz, 32 Mb RAM

! MacOS 8.6 - 9.x PowerPC G3, 233 MHz, 64 Mb RAM

! MacOS X PowerPC G3, 233 MHz, 128 Mb RAM

100 MB

A PPPoE client software utility must be installed on your computer in the
case this one is not part of your Operating System. Refer to sub-section

4.1 for more information. Also, your Internet Access Provider (IAP) should
provide you with:

! a user name

! a password

No additional software

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ADS

2 Hardware installation

To install your modem without any difficulty, please follow the steps below in number order.

1. Connect the ADSL filters to your telephone sockets

The ADSL filters let you make phone calls and use your ADSL link at the same time.

L filter

All the sockets used by a telephone device must be fitted with an ADSL filter. This
device may be an analog telephone, a DECT phone, an answering machine, a fax

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machine, set-top-box decoder return channel, etc.

2. Power up your modem

For this, use the power supply unit
supplied with your modem
When the modem is powered up, the
PWR LED lights.

2

The use of any other power supply unit will invalidate the manufacturer's warranty

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3. Link your modem to your telephone line

The line lead supplied in your pack
should connect the modem to the
connector provided on your filter or to
a telephone network adapter.

When the modem is linked to the
telephone line, ADSL synchronization
follows automatically. The ADSL LED is
on permanently.

4. Connect your modem to your computer

For this, use the Ethernet cable
supplied with your modem.

When the modem is connected to your
computer, the Ethernet detection LEDs on your
modem and your Ethernet card light up.

At this point, you have completed all the connections required to use your ADSL
modem. All you now have to do is install the applications supplied with the modem
and configure your Internet access.

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3 "BridgeMon" diagnostics application

This application is used to ascertain the status of the ADSL connection and the data transfer
rates. For this, it must be installed on the computer connected to the SAGEM F@st™ 900 /

940.

This application is not essential to ADSL modem operation. We do, however, recommend its
installation on your computer. It will provide you with a better understanding of your ADSL line
status.

3.1 BridgeMon application compatibility information

The BridgeMon diagnostics application is compatible with the following operating systems:

• Microsoft Windows 98

• Microsoft Windows Millenium

• Microsoft Windows 2000

• Microsoft Windows XP

• MacOS X

• Linux

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3.2 Installation in Windows XP

The installation procedure described in the section below was performed using
Windows XP. The procedure for other Windows operating systems (98, Me and

2000) may differ slightly.

1

Insert the CD-ROM in your computer's
CD-ROM drive; the screen opposite
then appears.

From the list, select the language you
want and then click OK.

Note: If this screen does not appear:
Select Start, Run, then enter:

"<CD-ROM driver letter> :\autorun.exe" (for example e:\autorun.exe)
then click OK.

2

Then simply follow the instructions displayed by the installation software in the series of
screens.

3

At the end of installation, the screen
opposite appears; installation is now
finished.

Click Done.

When the "BridgeMon" application is run, the "BridgeMon" icon below appears at
the bottom right corner, in your desktop's taskbar, each time you start up Windows
(icon shown framed).

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3.3 Installation in Mac OS X

The installation procedure described below was performed using MacOS X.2.
Installation in MacOS X.1 may differ slightly.

!

You must have Ad minis tr ator rights to install the BridgeMon application.

Insert the CD-ROM in your computer's appropriate CD-ROM drive; an icon appears in the

1

desktop.

2

Double-click the icon to display the contents of the CD-ROM.

3 Double-click in the MacOSX directory, then double-click the SAGEM F@st 900 / 940 file to

run the BridgeMon application's installation program.

4

The screen opposite appears. From the
list, select the language you want and
then click OK.

5

Then simply follow the instructions displayed by the installation software in the series of
screens.

6

The screen opposite appears;
installation is now finished.

Click Done.

At the end of the installation process, the BridgeMon diagnostics application icon,
the Uninstall BridgeMon icon and the User Guide's .pdf file Manual icon are
created in the desktop.

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3.4 Running the BridgeMon application

The application can be run on different computers (PC or Mac) and in different
associated operating systems (OS) such as Microsoft Windows 98, ME, 2000,
XP, MacOS X and Linux.

3.4.1 In Windows XP

When the "BridgeMon" application has
been installed, the "BridgeMon" icon
appears bottom right in your desktop's
task bar (icon shown framed), each time
you start up Windows.

Double-click this icon, or right click on
the icon and then select BridgeMon.

3.4.2 In MacOS X

When the "BridgeMon" application has been installed, the
BridgeMon icon appears on the desktop each time you start up
the operating system.

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3.5 BridgeMon application functions

Once started, the BridgeMon diagnostics
application displays the screen opposite.

The table below gives the various fields
and their meanings.

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3.5.1 ADSL transmission status

The table below gives the meaning of the different fields and of the buttons.

Parameter Value Flag Comment

DSL Status

Data rate

Bridge lock

See section 0

Modem not
responding

Searching for
modem

Training

Initializing

Operational

Transmit

Receive

Off

On

Auto / Minutes

Red

Red

Yellow

Green

Green

Green

Green

Green

Lock

Lock

The modem is not responding to requests
from the BridgeMon application (see note).

The BridgeMon application is looking for the
modem.

The ADSL connection is being set up has
been detected, it is ready to connect.

The modem is looking for active VPI / VCI
Encaps values, the PPPoE client can be
started up.

The modem is operational.

Maximum transmit ADSL rate in kbps.

Maximum receive ADSL rate in kbps.

The "Bridge Lock" function is not active; traffic
from the Internet is allowed.

The "Bridge Lock" function is active; traffic
from the Internet is blocked

The modem has switched to "Bridge Lock"
mode automatically after N minutes idle. See
section 0

Note: If this icon remains permanently red, check if a Firewall is activated (Firewall

1) Firewall provided with Windows XP, refer to sub-section 6.6,

2) Software external to your computer, refer to appropriate documentation.

provided with Windows XP or software external to your computer). In this case,
you have to parameter it to make your modem operational. To allow traffic, enter
the following characteristics :

- External Port number : 3456,

- Internal Port number : 3456,

- Transport layer Protocol : UDP.

To set the firewall activated:

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3.5.2 Active buttons

Button Meaning

Apply

Restart

SW Upgrade

About

Close

Registers the changes to the "Bridge Lock" mode

Restarts the modem

Updates the modem's onboard software from the BridgeMon application (see
section below)

Gives the software version of the diagnostics application

Closes the BridgeMon diagnostics screen, but keeps the BridgeMon
application running

3.5.3 Updating the modem software from the BridgeMon application

The SAGEM F@st™ 900 / 940 contains a non-volatile memory for saving its onboard
software. This software can be updated from the BridgeMon application.

Click the SW Upgrade button in the
"BridgeMon" screen and the screen
opposite appears.

Click Yes to continue (No to abort).

The screen opposite appears.

Click the Browse button to select the .img
file including the new software then click the
Upgrade button to update the onboard
software in non-volatile memory (save the
.img file, the default name and location are
displayed in the Location: field).

Note: Click Restore to restore the modem software as it was at time of factory delivery.

Click Cancel to abandon any changes made and return to the BridgeMon screen.

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3.5.4 "Bridge Lock" traffic lock function

This function is used to increase the security level on the local area network (LAN) by blocking
traffic from the Internet in certain conditions. It is activated in one of two ways, from the
"BridgeMon" application:

• Manually

• Automatically

Command Description

Off Normal operation ("Bridge Lock" function disabled). This value is taken by

On

Automatic

default.

The modem blocks all communication from the Internet and to the Internet. To
reenable traffic, you must select Bridge Lock : Off again.

If there is no traffic to the Internet for a certain period of time (configurable),
any traffic from the Internet is blocked. When traffic to the Internet is detected,
traffic from the Internet is reenabled.

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4 Connection to the Internet

When the modem is correctly connected and the BridgeMon application installed, you still
have to set up your Internet connection.
The SAGEM F@st™ 900 / 940 modem is compatible with the following two Internet
connection modes:

• PPPoE,

• DHCP.

Check with your IAP to find out which connection mode is available on your ADSL
compatible telephone line.

4.1 PPPoE mode

A PPPoE client software utility lets you authenticate yourself and then log on to your IAP.
There are two possibilities:

The PPPoE client software is incorporated in the following operating systems:

• Microsoft Windows XP

• MacOS X

• Linux

The PPPoE client software is not incorporated in the following operating
systems:

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• Microsoft Windows 98

• Microsoft Windows Millenium

• Microsoft Windows 2000

• MacOS 8.6

• MacOS 9

For these operating systems, you must install a third party PPPoE client utility. See
section 4.1.5.

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4.1.1 Configuring the PPPoE client in Windows XP

!

1 In the Start menu, select Control

Panel, Network and Internet
Connections, the screen opposite

appears.

Click Network Connections.

2

The connection screen appears.

Click "Create a new connection" in the
"Network Tasks" area,

or select File / New connection in the
menu bar.

The installation procedure described below does not apply to any Microsoft
operating systems other than Windows XP.

3

When the following screen appears,
select "connect to the Internet".

Then click Next.

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4

The following screen appears.

Select "Set up my connection
manually".

Then click Next.

5

The following screen appears.

Select "Connect using a broadband

connection that requires a user
name and password". The PPPoE

mode is mentioned here. This is the
mode that you want to use.

Then click Next.

6

The next screen lets you name your connection. Enter a connection name (Internet ADSL,
for example).

Then click Next.

7

The next screen lets you store the information on your Internet account.

Enter your user name,
Enter your password and confirm.

Note: This data will be given to you by your IAP.

Then click Next.

8 The final screen appears. Check the box if you want to create an ADSL Internet shortcut on

your desktop. It is recommended to create a shortcut on the desktop.

Finally, click Finish.

At this point, your Internet connection is created.

You can now log on to the Internet.

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4.1.2 Internet connection in Windows XP

1

If you checked the appropriate box,

the
created on the desktop.

Double-click this icon ; the following
screen appears

Then click

2

3 Open your browser. You can now surf the Internet.

4

When the connection is set up, a
triangular icon appears bottom right in
the task bar.

icon will have been

.

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4.1.3 Configuring the PPPoE client in MacOS X

1

Click the
menu bar, select System Preferences,
then click the Network icon.

The following screen appears.

The Location: field should contain
Automatic.

The Show: field should contain Built-in

Ethernet.

2 Select the PPPoE tag and the relevant panel appears.

3 Check the Connect using PPPoE box to force connection in PPPoE mode and enable you

to complete the grayed out fields.

4 Complete the Account Name field with your user name.

5 Complete the Password field with your password.

Note: This "Account Name" and "Password" information will be provided to your by your

Internet Access Provider (IAP).

6 It is advisable to check the Show PPPoE status in menu bar box.

7 Click Apply now to register your input.

(apple) menu in the

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A

4.1.4 Internet connection in MacOS X

1

In the desktop, double-click the icon
representing your Mac OS X hard disk.
Open the
double-click the connection icon.

The screen opposite appears.

2 Check that the information contained in the Configuration, Name and Password fields is

correct.

Click Connect to set up the connection.

3 Open your browser. You can now surf the Internet.

pplications folder and then

4.1.5 PPPoE client software not supplied with the operating system

You may find it on a separate installation CD-ROM. You may also find it on an

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installation CD-ROM taken from your IAP's kit.

This client software may appear in the list below:

• Friendly PPPoE

• MacPoet

• RasPPPoE

• Tango Access

• WinPoet

Contact your IAP for more information. Some software is available as Freeware on
the Internet.

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4.2 DHCP connection mode

To connect your computer (PC or Mac) operating in DHCP client mode via its Ethernet
interface to the SAGEM F@st
can be done irrespective of your computer's operating system.
Configuration entails assigning a public IP address to your computer (PC or Mac) by DHCP
request.

TM

900 / 940, you must correctly configure the computer. This

4.2.1 DHCP connection to PC

In Windows XP, for example, proceed as follows:

1

• Select

Start / Connections / Show
all connections, and the

screen opposite appears.

• Select the local connection
you want to use with the
SAGEM F@stTM 900 / 940,
then right click and select

Properties.

2

The screen opposite appears.

• Select the General tab and
then the TCP/IP protocol, and
click the Properties button.

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y

3

The screen opposite appears.

• Select the General tab and
then the Obtain an IP

address automaticall
command and the Obtain
DNS server address
automatically command.

• Click OK to confirm your
choices.

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4.2.2 DHCP connection to Mac

In MacOS X, for example, proceed as follows:

1

Click the
menu bar, select "System
Preferences", then click the "Network"
icon and the screen opposite appears.

The Location: field should contain
Automatic.

The Show: field should contain Built-in

Ethernet.

2 Select the TCP/IP tab and the relevant panel appears.

3 The Configure: field should contain Using DHCP by default. If not, select this setting from

the drop down list.

Note: If the Using PPP setting appears, select the PPPoE tab, then uncheck the Connect
using PPPoE box.

4 Click Apply Now to enable connection in DHCP mode.

Note: The DHCP Client, DNS Servers and Search Domains fields are optional.

(apple) menu in the

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5 Uninstalling the BridgeMon application

Procedures for uninstalling on PC in Windows XP and on MacOS X are described below.

5.1 Uninstalling in Windows XP

The procedure for Uninstalling described below is performed in Windows XP. In
other Windows operating systems (98FE, 98SE, ME, 2000), the procedure may
differ slightly.

To carry out the uninstallation procedure, you

must exit from the application and delete the

!

"BridgeMon" icon from the task bar. To do this, right
click on the icon and select Exit.

1

Select Start / All programs /
SAGEM F@st 900 / 940, then
Uninstall. The screen opposite

appears.

Click the Uninstall button to continue
with uninstallation.

2

The screen opposite appears. Click
Done.

Uninstallation is now finished.

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5.2 Uninstalling in MacOS X

1

Double-click the icon
to start the uninstallation program.
The screen opposite appears.

Click the Uninstall button to continue
uninstalling.

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6 Troubleshooting

6.1 Interpreting LED indications

6.1.1 LEDs visible on the modem cover

Marking ADSL PWR

Assignment

On steady

Off

Blinking

Setting up ADSL synchronization Not applicable

6.1.2 "ETH" connector LEDs on the rear panel of the modem

LED Status Meaning

Left On Indicates that the connection is OK and that the link is set

Right Blinking Traffic in progress (sending or receiving)

ADSL link Power supply

ADSL synchronized Modem powered up

No ADSL synchronization Modem not powered

up between the computer and the SAGEM F@st™ 900 /
940 modem

Off Incorrect connection

6.2 No modem power supply

LEDs Flag Status Corrective action

Check that the modem is receiving power
supply. Only the power supply unit supplied
with the modem should be used.

ADSL off

PWR off

Red

Modem not

powered

Check that your PSU's electrical
specifications are compatible with your mains
electricity network.

Lastly, uninstall then reinstall the BridgeMon
application.

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6.3 Modem not detected

Firstly check that the conditions in the previous section are satisfied.

LEDs Flag Status Corrective action

Check that the Ethernet cable supplied in
your pack is correctly connected to your
modem, and to an active Ethernet port on
your computer. At both ends, you have
Ethernet detection LEDs. The Ethernet cable
to be used is a crossed UTP RJ45 cable.

ADSL off

PWR on

Red

Modem powered.

Modem not

detected by your

computer.

6.4 Absence of ADSL synchronization

Firstly check that the conditions in the previous section are satisfied.

LEDs Flag Status Corrective action

Check the connection of your ADSL filters.
Each of your installation's telephone sockets
should be fitted with an ADSL filter.

Check that the RJ11 type line lead supplied
with your modem is connected to one of your
sockets. It is best not to use any telephone
line extension.

Lastly, check with your IAP that the ADSL
service is available on your telephone line.

ADSL off

PWR on

Yellow

Modem detected

by your

computer.

ADSL not

synchronized

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6.5 Internet connection not possible

Firstly check that the conditions in the previous section are satisfied.

LEDs Flag Status Corrective action

In PPPoE mode:

Check that your PPPoE client software is
correctly installed on your computer.
In Windows XP, MacOS X, you can refer
respectively to sub-sections 4.1.2 and 4.1.4 of
this guide.
For any other OS, look up the documentation
supplied with the PPPoE client software you
are using. If you have more than one Ethernet
card on your computer, check that your
PPPoE client is linked to the Ethernet card to
which your modem is connected.

In DHCP mode:

Check that your computer correctly receives
an IP address from the network.
For this, in Windows, you can open a DOS
window and type the command "ipconfig".
Lastly, in your Web browser's properties,
check that no remote network connection is
selected by default.
For Microsoft Explorer:

Menu: Tools/Internet options/
Select:
“Never dial a connection”

You cannot access the Internet because the
modem is in locked mode. You should refer to
sub-section 3.5.4 to unlock your modem.

ADSL on

PWR on

ADSL on

PWR on

Green

Lock

ADSL set up.

Modem initialized

Connection not

possible

ADSL set up

Modem locked.

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6.6 Setting Firewall provided with Windows XP

1 In the Start menu, select Control

panel, Network and Internet
connections; the screen opposite

appears.

Click Network connections.

2

The screen opposite appears.

Right click on the used network card
then select Properties.

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3

The screen opposite appears.

Select the panel Advanced.

Remark : When the firewall is activated,
the box of Internet Connection Firewall
field is checked and the Settings
button is active.

Click on the Settings button.

4

The screen opposite appears.

Select the panel Services.

Click on the Add button.

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5

The screen opposite appears.

Enter 3456 in the fields External Port
number and Internal Port number
allocated to the BridgeMon application
and select UDP protocol for transport
layer.

Note: The others fields must
necessarily be filled in, but for their
content, the user is left to form his
opinion.

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Appendice A - Safety instructions

Safety instructions

!

Environment

Maintenance

Power source

READ THE FOLLOWING

INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY

! The SAGEM F@st™ 900 / 940 must be installed and

used inside a building (for desktop use).

! The ambient temperature must not exceed 45°C.

! The SAGEM F@st™ 900 / 940 must not be exposed to

strong sunlight or to a strong heat source.

! The SAGEM F@st™ 900 / 940 must not be placed in an

environment subject to significant steam condensation.

! The SAGEM F@st™ 900 / 940 must not be exposed to

splashed water.

! The SAGEM F@st™ 900 / 940 must not be covered.

! The SAGEM F@st™ 900 / 940's mains adapter unit must

not be covered.

! Do not open the casing. This action is reserved only for

qualified personnel, approved by your operator.

! Cleaning: Do not use liquid or aerosol-based cleaning

products.

! The SAGEM F@st™ 900 / 940 modem is supplied with

its own power supply unit. It must not be used with any
other adapter.

! This Class II adapter requires no earth. The connection to

the mains electricity supply must comply with the
instructions on its label.

! Use a readily accessible power outlet, near to the

modem. The power lead is 2 m long.

! Arrange the power lead in such a way as to ensure that

the modem's power supply cannot be disconnected
accidentally.

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TM

Safety levels

CE declaration

CE declaration of
conformity

Primary power supply port

HPV

1

Double pole mains AC socket

DC power port

SELV

2

Miniature socket (PWR)

RJ45 Ethernet port (ETH) SELV

RJ11 line port (LINE) TNV-3

3

Products bearing this symbol are compliant with EMC
regulations and with the Low Voltage Directive published by
the Commission of the European Communities (DEC).

E declares that the SAGEM F@st

TM

900 / 940

product is compliant with the requirements of European
directives 1995/5/CE and with the main requirements of
directives 89/336/CEE dated 03/05/1989 and 73/23/CEE
dated 19/02/1973.

The CE declaration of conformity for the SAGEM

900 / 940 is made in the context of the R&TTE

F@st

directive.

1

Hazardous Primary Voltage circuit

2

Safety Extra Low Voltage circuit

3

Telecommunication Network Voltage level 3 circuit

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Appendice B - Technical specifications

Hardware specifications

Mechanical

Dimensions Width : 85 mm

Depth : 105 mm

Thickness : 32 mm

Weight 120 g

Installation On desktop

Power supply

Mains

Type : Wall mounted adapter unit

Class : II

Mains voltage : 198 V - 264 V

: 50 Hz / 60 Hz

Output voltage : 12 VDC

Absorbed power : < 6 W

DC power input

Voltage 5 V - 20 V

Absorbed power # 2.5 W

ETH interface

Specification IEEE 802.3

Configuration Auto-negotiation 10/100BASE-T

Half/Full Duplex

Data rate 10/100 Mbps autosensing

Range: 100m

Connectors RJ45 - 8-pin

Port: MDI type

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ADSL interface

Transmission code DMT

Standards supported ANSI T1.413 Issue 2

G.992.1 (G.DMT) - Appendice A
for SAGEM F@stTM 900 and
Appendice B for SAGEM
F@stTM 940

G.992.2 (G.Lite)

G.Handshake (Multimode)

Maximum upstream rate 896 kbit/s

Maximum downstream rate 8160 kbit/s

Latency Simple (Fast or Interleaved)

Climatic environment

Warehousing

Standard ETS300 019-1-1, class T1.2

Temperature -25°C to +55°C

Relative humidity 10 to 100%

Transport

Standard ETS300 019-1-2, class T2.3

Temperature -40°C to +70°C

Relative humidity 10 to 100%

Operation

Standard ETS300 019-1-3, class T3.2

Temperature -5°C to +45°C

Relative humidity 5 to 85%

Pressure 84 hPa to 106 hPa (880 to 1060 mbar)

Solar radiation 700 W/m²

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Mechanical environment

Standard ETS300 019-1

Warehousing Class T1.2

Transport Class T2.3

Operation Class T3.2

Physical/chemical environment

Standard ETS300 019-1

Warehousing Class T1.2

Transport Class T2.3

Operation Class T3.2

Software specifications

ATM

Signaling PVC

Adaptation layer AAL5

Number of VCs 1

OAM management OAM F4 and F5

Quality of service UBR

Encapsulation protocols

RFC 1483 / 2684 Bridge VCMUX or LLC

RFC 2516 (PPPoE) VCMUX or LLC

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PC, Mac and Linux compatibility

PC

Windows 98 FE

Windows 98 SE

Windows 2000

Windows Millénium

Windows XP

Windows NT

Mac

OS 8.6

OS 9.04, OS 9.1, OS 9.2

OS X (10.1 & 10.2)

Linux

Mandrake 8.2 to 9.0

RedHat 7.2 to 8.0

Default configuration

BridgeMon application

Bridge Lock function Off

WAN characteristics

Automatic configuration

User name and password

No default configuration. These are supplied by your Internet Access

Provider (IAP).

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Appendice C - Glossary

AAL5 ATM Adaptation Layer type 5

ADSL Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line

ARP Address Resolution Protocol

ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode

BAS Broadband Access Server

CO Central Office

DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

DSLAM Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer

IAP Internet Access Provider

IP Internet Protocol

ISDN Integrated Service Digital Network

ISP Internet Service Provider

LAN Local Area Network

LLC Logical Link Control (Encapsulation with header)

MAC Medium Address Control

OAM Operation, Administration and Maintenance

OUI Organization Unique Identifier

PCR Peak Cell Rate

POTS Plain Old Telephone Service

PPP Point to Point Protocol

PPPoA PPP over ATM

PPPoE PPP over Ethernet

PVC Permanent Virtual Channel

QoS Quality of Service

RARP Reverse Address Resolution Protocol

RFC Request For Comments

RJ11 Standard 6-pin miniature socket

RJ45 Standard 8-pin miniature socket

SNAP SubNetwork Attachment Point

TCP Transmission Control Protocol

UBR Unspecified Bit Rate

UDP User Datagram Protocol

VC Virtual Channel

VCI Virtual Channel Identifier

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VCMUX Encapsulation (without header)

VP Virtual Path

VPI Virtual Path Identifier

WAN Wide Area Network

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