OxyGEN

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Administrator’s Guide

Figure 2.1: OxyGEN miniOffice Package Contents

a USB printer or a USB 3G modem.

Figure 2.2: Front Panel and LEDs

Examining the front panel from left to right, we can find the ports and LEDs listed in table 2.1.

Rear Panel

The rear panel contains the ports for the device’s data, telephony and power connections, the main

On/Off switch and a

Restore Defaults

pin button.

Figure 2.3: Rear Panel Connections

Examining the rear panel from left to right, we can find the ports listed in table 2.2.

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Label

Color

Function

USB

USB Host interface for connecting external USB

(1-2)

devices (e.g. Flash Disk, Printer, Camera).

(optional feature)

3G

Green

On

: 3G broadband service active.

(optional feature)

VPN

Green

On

: VPN service active and connected.

(optional feature)

Wireless

Green

On

: Wireless service enabled.

(WiFi-enabled devices only)

USB

Green

On

: Active USB port (device detected).

(optional feature)

(1-2)

Internet

Green /

Green

: Successfully connected to the Internet.

Red

Green Blinking

: Trying to connect.

(1-2)

Red Blinking

: Connection error.

DSL

Green

On

: Showtime (successfully connected to the DSL

network).

(1-2)

Slow Blinking

: Handshake (idle - no line detected).

Fast Blinking

: Training (connection attempt).

Phone

Green

Blinking

: Phone in the ‘‘Off-Hook’’ state.

(voice-enabled devices only)

(1-4)

FXO

Green

On

: Active call through the PSTN network (FXO port).

Blinking

: New incoming call from the PSTN network.

(optional feature)

Alarm

Red

On

: The device is in boot sequence, during a firmware

upgrade or has a malfunction / operation error.

Off

: Normal operation.

Power

Green

On

: Normal operation.

Table 2.1: Front panel ports and LEDs

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Label

Function

Reset

Reset button.

Pressing this pin button for more than 5 seconds restores the

factory default configuration on your device.

DC 12 V

This is where you will connect the power adapter.

Please use only the power adapter supplied with your device.

WARNING

: Using a power adapter with a different voltage

rating or type will damage your device.

I / O

The main switch of the device.

Please make sure it is in the "Off" position before starting the

installation procedure.

GbE

10/100/1000 base-T Ethernet interface.

This port is Auto-MDIX and therefore for all types of devices

you may use a straight Ethernet cable (i.e. no need for a

crossover Ethernet cable).

ETHERNET 1-4

10/100 base-T switched Ethernet interfaces.

Used for connecting to your LAN’s PC, Set-Top Box or external

Ethernet switch. These ports are Auto-MDIX and therefore for

all types of devices you may use a straight Ethernet cable

(i.e. no need for a crossover Ethernet cable).

BRI 1-2

ISDN BRI interfaces.

Used for connecting to your private ISDN PBX, ISDN terminal

or to the ISDN NT. These ports are configurable and operate

either in Network (NT) or in Terminal (TE) mode. When operating

in NT mode, a straight ISDN cable is used, whereas when set

to operate in TE mode, an ISDN crossover cable is required

(Please refer to

Appendix F

on page 205 for details about the

pinout of both cables).

PHONE 1-4

Analog telephony ports (FXS).

Used for connecting the Telephone devices.

(voice-enabled devices only)

WARNING

: If you are going to use only one analog phone,

connect it to port

1

.

RS232

Console port for device management.

Connect to your PC using the supplied RJ45-to-DB9 serial

cable and manage the device through the Command Line

Interface (CLI) application.

Note

: Console port settings are 115200, 8N1, no flow-control.

DSL 1-2

DSL ports.

Connect the device to telephone ports in the wall of your

home/office or to splitters for DSL communication.

3 x External antennas for good wireless 802.11n LAN reception.

(WiFi-enabled devices only)

1 x External antenna for good 2G/3G module reception.

(optional feature)

Table 2.2: Rear panel ports

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Connecting your Device

This chapter provides basic instructions for connecting the OxyGEN

mini

Office to a personal computer or

LAN and to the Internet. It is assumed that you have already established a DSL service with your Internet

Service Provider (ISP). These instructions provide a basic configuration that should be compatible with

your home or small office network setup. Refer to the subsequent chapters for additional configuration

instructions.

In addition to configuring the device, you also need to configure the Internet properties of your

computer(s). For more details, see sections:

Configuring Ethernet PCs

on page 183

Configuring Wireless PCs

on page 186

(WiFi-enabled devices only)

Connecting the Hardware

This section describes how to connect the device to the power outlet and your personal computer(s) or

network.

WARNING

Before you begin, turn the power off for all devices.

These include your personal

computer(s) and the OxyGEN miniOffice.

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The diagram below illustrates the hardware connections. The layout of the ports on your device may

vary slightly from the layout shown. Refer to the steps that follow for specific instructions.

Figure 3.1: Overview of Hardware Connections

Step 1. Connect the DSL Cable and optional Telephone Line

Connect one end of the provided black phone cable to the port labeled

DSL

on the rear panel of the

device. Connect the other end to your wall phone port providing the DSL service.

If your device has more than one DSL ports

(optional feature)

, these ports are treated completely

independently. Use the same procedure for connecting each of them to a separate telephone line

providing DSL service.

Step 2. Connect the Ethernet Cable

(If you plan to use a Wireless connection between your PC and the OxyGEN

mini

Office

(optional

feature)

, please skip this step and move directly to the next one.) Connect your PC to either one of the

Ethernet ports of the device via the supplied yellow Ethernet cable.

Note

All Ethernet ports are Auto-MDIX. Therefore, you can use straight Ethernet cables to

connect to either PCs or switches with no need for a crossover Ethernet cable.

Step 3. Attach the Power Connector

Connect the provided AC power adapter to the Power connector on the back of the device and plug

the adapter into a wall outlet or power strip. Turn on the OxyGEN

mini

Office.

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