Power Adaptor | Heritage Kayaks Heritage Series manual

Heritage Series ADSL Bridge/ Router Appendix

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Power Adaptor

The Heritage ADSL modem is powered by a 9V or 12V DC 1A power adaptor, which included in this package, with positive polarity inside and negative polarity outside. In any case the standard power adaptor come with the modem is not available, please find a power adaptor meet above specifications.

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Heritage Kayaks Heritage Series manual Power Adaptor

Contents

Heritage Series Copyright Table of Contents Managing The Adsl Router Dhcp Client Configuration 135 Chapter Overview Features and Compatibility Heritage Series Adsl Bridge/ Router Introduction What’s in the package? Important Rules for Safe Operation Do Not place Near High Temperature Source For example near Turn Off the Power Switch Between DC Plug Off and On Heritage Series Adsl Bridge/ Router Introduction Front Panel Function Behavior Definition Rear Panel Function Definition 10Introduction Installing Configuring your Adsl Router Preparation for Hardware and software installation DSLAM/ISP PC a HUB Hardware Installation Windows 95/98 setting for Ethernet LAN connection Check TCP/IP protocolDouble-click on My computer-Control Panel-Network Installing and Configuring your Adsl Router 2 TCP/IP installation Page 3 TCP/IP setting Your network manager for correct configurations Installing and Configuring your Adsl Router For example Click OK to save the new setting Configuring the Router Using Telnet via Ethernet interfaceSelect Start-Programs-MS-DOS Prompt Using terminal program via serial console port Select Start-Programs-Accessories-HyperTerminalPage Installing and Configuring your Adsl Router Installing and Configuring your Adsl Router Basic Configurations Factory default configuration DSL ISP/DSLAM configuration Bridged RFC1483 Default configuration for RouterSystem configuration Local PC configuration Isfs rm resolve Isfs rm initbridge Isfs rm initppp Restart Local PC a configuration Local PC B configurationRouted RFC1483 Is the IP address of your service provider Classical IP RFC1577 Basic Configurations Use the same VPI/VCI of RFC 1577 setting This is the login name and password of PPP server PPP Over ATM RFC2364 Remote bridging over PPPoA Basic Configurations Basic Configurations PPP Over Ethernet RFC2516 Ip relay all Config save Restart Advanced Configurations Local PC 1 configuration Local PC 8 configurationAdd NAT to Classic IP, PPP over ATM or PPP over Ethernet Ip nat add ipoa 192.168 Add NAT to RFC 1483 to above RFC 1483 Routing Mode example Changing Dhcp server configuration Deletes current Dhcp server settings Restart Changing Dhcp client configuration Home Dhcpclient configDhcpclient config flush Dhcpclient config confirm Pptp Tunneling Configuration Set channel 2 to VPI=0, VCI=32 Set channel 2 to VPI=0, VCI=32 Pptp bind none Config save Restart Advanced Configurations Booting the Adsl Router from Ethernet Network Router Configuration This command is available for update boot code only Upgrading on-board flash memory from Ethernet network Snmp PPP/IP MIB RFC Managing The Adsl Router Adsl Link Performance Statistics Adsl Link Performance Statistics Command Sets for Command Line Interface Command line interface conventions Basic system command sets Process, process command Help DSL conifg History mechanism RestartSystem Commands for Isfs and Flashfs process Isfs and Flashfs overviewIsfs cat flashfs cat Flashfs update Isfs ls flashfs lsIsfs rm Device delete Commands for Bridge processDevice add Forum LAN emulation alecjade Device list Ethertype Filter FilterageFlush Portfilter Spanning disable enable Spanning forwarddelayStatus Spanning hellotime Spanning maxage Spanning port number disabled enable Spanning port numberSpanning port number pathcost Spanning port number priority Spanning priority Spanning status Commands for Dhcp server process Dhcpserver config DSL dhcpserver config Dhcpserver status IP address Client UID Expiry Commands for Dhcp Client process Dhcpclient config Dhcpclient status Ip device …DHCP then discovers the IP address for the interface… Commands for IP process Arp Config DSL ip config Device Ethernet Disable Enable Get Ipatm abortIpatm arp Ipatm arpserver Ipatm files Ipatm lifetime Ipatm pvc Iphostname Norelay Ping Portname Command Relay Rip accept Rip boot Rip allowedRip hostroutes Rip killrelay Rip poisonRip relay Rip relays Rip sendRoute Example Routeflush RoutesStats Subnet Nat interfaces Commands for NAT processIp nat Nat inbound Nat info Nat inbound add pppdevice 80/TCP Nat inbound list Nat protocol Nat sessions Nat stats Nat sessions ppp Commands for PPP process Console object types Channel disable Channel echo every Channel lcpmaxconfigure Channel lcpmaxfailure Channel lcpmaxterminate Channel llc Set channel 3 to be VPI=3,VCI=32 Read PVC settings for channelRemove any PVC settings from Channel Channel remoteip Channel theylogin Bcp Interface n localip Interface n stats User Commands for Snmp configuration Access Trap Commands for Adsl process Show perf Mode multiShow error 10. up 116 Command Sets for Command Line Interface Dhcp Server Operation Dhcp Server overview Dhcp Server Configuration Informal configuration guideSubnets Bootp Support Lease Length Configuration reference guide Options Network topology Declarations SubnetRange Group Allow and DenyHost Unknown-clients Parameters Server-name Dynamic-bootp-lease-cutoffFilename Next-server Dynamic-bootp-lease-length Use-host-decl-names Option statements Server-identifier 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 Dhcp Server Operation Chapter Dhcp Client Protocol Timing TimeoutSelect-timeout Retry Initial-interval RebootBackoff-cutoff Lease requirements and requests Send RequestRequire Other declarations Reject Interface Dhcp Options 140 Supported Dhcp client options 142 Dhcp Client Configuration Appendix a Product Specifications Appendix Power Adaptor Diagnostics with the LEDs If the Power LED is darkIf the PC LED is dark Can’t see any message from the configuration screen Problems when configure the Modem via the console portProblems when connecting to the Modem via Ethernet Junk characters appear on the configuration screen If the Modem is configured to bridging mode Problems when accessing the Internet or remote networkCant’s access the Internet or remote network If the Modem is configured to routing mode Contact us for Technical support 10Base-T Ansi American National Standards InstituteBridge Community strings Class A, B, and C networksClient Console port Internet Ethernet addressFirmware Internet address, IP address Port number MAC layer/addressPing Protocol RJ-11 A12RFC RJ-45 Server Routing tableSerial port Subnet Address Virtual Path Transparent BridgingVirtual Channel Wall jack Appendix D Government compliance notices FCC compliance DOC compliance information European CTR 21 compliance