Intel 9545 Quick Start, Install the Router 1 Hardware, Connect to your LAN, Connect the Power

Quick Start

Install the Router

1 Hardware

Important! Before you install the router, read the warnings on page 14.

1Write down the MAC address from the label near the LAN port, for use during setup.

Connect to your LAN

2a Connect the LAN1 port to the local network or the Ethernet port of a PC, using the provided blue cable.

2b Set the HUB/PC switch to Hub when connecting to a network hub or Ethernet switch, and PC X when connecting to a PC.

Connect to your WAN Services

3a Connect the HDSL2 port to your HDSL2 line using one of the provided red cables. This port provides HDSL2 access to a T1 service and supports Frame Relay, X.25, or a PPP leased line.

3b Connect the ISDN port to the ISDN or IDSL service using one of the provided red cables.

For an ISDN S/T-interface port, you normally do not change the 100W/Norm switch setting. Norm is the default setting and works for most installations. See the user guide for details about this switch.

3c If you are using the Console port for a dial-up connection via a modem, connect the port to a modem using the cable provided with your modem (not the terminal cable supplied with the router).

Connect the Power

4Connect the router to a power source (100-250 V AC) using the provided power supply and cord.

2b Set switch:					1 Write down
Hub II for hub or switch						MAC address
PC X for single computer
Input
5.1VDC/2.6A
								Console
Recovery	100 Ω Norm					Hub PC
							II X
Power	ISDN S/T	HDSL2		LAN 2	LAN 1			00AA00D1865D	123456 789
				10 Mbps	10 / 100 Mbps
									4007
	red	red			blue			user	supplied
3b Connect			2a		Connect
	to ISDN				to LAN
	or IDSL
4 Connect		3a Connect to						3c Connect
to power		HDSL2 line						to dial-up
source								modem
								(optional)

Figure 1. Connecting the Express 9545 Router. See

the user guide for details on connecting the LAN2 port.

Intel® Express 9545 Router

LAN 1

Status LAN 100 Mbps LAN 2 Netw

LAN LED

Green - port is operational and ready for configuration.

Orange - port is down. Check cables.

Status LED

Green blinking - router is in factory default and ready for configuration.

Red - error, router is not operational.

Figure 2. Check Status and LAN LEDs. See page 10 of

this guide for a complete description of LEDs.

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