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Vanguard Managed Solutions 650 French DRG, Approval, Netherlands, Radio Frequency, Interference

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French DRG

Product Declarations and Regulatory Information

French DRG	ISDN will soon also carry the DRG approval mark of the French Ministère des
Approval	Postes et Télécommunications. Currently, approval is pending. The approval mark
	indicates that ISDN is approved for connection to the French Euro-Numeris (VN4+)
	ISDN network service. The label appears on the bottom of your 650, and shows the
	approval number.

agr.

date

pres.

Connectable

au reseau public

francais

Netherlands	ISDN also carries the approval mark of the Ministerie Van Verkeer En Waterstaat.
Approval	This indicates that ISDN is approved for connection to the Netherlands D-Packet
	ISDN network service. The label appears on the bottom of your 650, and shows
	approval number NL 97211140.
	ministeries van verker en waterstaat

	NL 97211140
Radio Frequency
Radio Frequency	This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A
Interference	digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules, CISPR22, EN55022, and AS/
Regulations	NZ3548. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
	interference when equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This
	equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
	installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful
	interference to radio communications.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Vanguard Managed Solutions could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference- Causing Equipment Regulations.

Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference, in which case the user will be required to take adequate measures to correct the interference at his/her own expense.

This product was FCC verified under test conditions that included use of shielded data terminal equipment (DTE) cables. Use of different cables will invalidate FCC verification and increase the risk of causing interference to radio and TV reception.

You can obtain the proper cables from Vanguard Managed Solutions.

Software License and Regulatory Information

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Vanguard Managed Solutions 650 French DRG, Approval, Netherlands, Radio Frequency, Interference, Regulations

Contents

STATUS ISDN-D Vanguard Managed Solutions650 Series Installation Manual 651/652 ModelsInternet Information Safety WarningsProprietary Material Product Declarations and Regulatory InformationPower Supply Hazardous VoltagePOTS Connection Connecting Ports Socket Outlet InstallationPSTN Direct Connection About This Manual Customer Information Customer Response Card ContentsChapter 2. Installing 650 Series Hardware Chapter 3. Installing and Coldloading 650 Series SoftwareAppendix B. Software License and Regulatory Information Contents continuedAppendix A. Specifications Return Procedures IndexAudience About This ManualOverview IntroductionAvertissement About This Manual continuedMise en Garde VorsichtOther About This Manual continued Related DocumentationVanguide ONS CD-ROMPage Comments About Customer InformationCustomer QuestionsPage Document Title 650 Series Installation Manual Customer Response CardPage Topic ChapterGetting Started In This ChapterProtocols ConfigurationsWhat Is the 650? SupportedMultiprotocol Vanguard 650 Series FeaturesStandard Features ISDN ServiceSample Network Topology Figure 1-2. Sample 650 Network TopologyIntroduction Internal CTP Connector Type651/653 - Data Only External DesignationExternal Designation 652/654 POTS With/Without Battery BackupConnector Type Introduction652/654 With POTS Support Types of Equipment Supported POTS Support GuidelinesIntroduction Rechargeable 652/654 With POTs and Battery BackupBattery Pack Battery BackupWith Battery BackupStoring the Hardware Introduction 651/653 Hardware Components652/654 Hardware Components Introduction Detailed 650 Series Front PanelFront Panel Figure 1-3. 650 Front Panel LED’sSwitch Name Figure 1-4. 650 Front Panel SwitchesPanel DIP Switches SwitchPower Figure 1-5. 650 Series Rear Panel ConnectorsDetailed 650 Series Rear Panel Power SupplySoftware IntroductionStep Getting Started Figure 1-6. Software Option Statistics - Screen 1 ofFigure 1-7. Software Option Statistics - Screen 2 of SoftwarePage Follow These Steps Installing 650 Series Hardware OverviewSee This Procedure ChapterChecking Your Shipment Contents Figure 2-1. Vanguard 650 Series Shipment ContentsIntroduction Introduction How to Choose a Site for the Vanguard Choosing a SiteFigure 2-2. Proper Cable and Air Clearance Cabling the 650 Series Figure 2-3. 650 Series Back PanelIntroduction Data 1 and Data Cable ClearanceAir Circulation ISDN CableFigure 2-4. 4-Wire and 2-Wire Modem Strapping Positions Changing theModem Strapping up Failures Powering Up the Vanguard 650 SeriesPowering Up Diagnosing StartRemoving the Top Cover and Front Panel Panel RemovalFigure 2-5. Opening the 650 Series See This Procedure Installing and Coldloading 650 Series SoftwareIntroduction See PageImage Boot PROMBoot PROM 650 Operating Software and Option ImagesFile Formats Where to Get Operating SoftwareWhere to Get Operating SoftwareOption Image Name 21 Reno Description continuedSoftware FilenameApplication Set Installing SoftwareHow To VanguideResponse Coldloading 650 Series Operating SoftwareColdloading SoftwareResponse continued ActionStep Step Loading Software via TFTP DownloadBefore You Begin IntroductionDisable and Boot? y/n DISABLED. The node is ready forDISABLED A node boot is requiredFigure 3-1. Vanguide Application Manager Window Downloading Software Using the Software LoaderApplication ManagerAction LoaderFigure 3-2. Software Loader Window StepOr Click No to cancel the download operation Action continuedFigure 3-3. Software Loader Verification Dialog Box Figure 3-4. Software Loader Status BoxFigure 3-5. Vanguard Software Loader Error Message Box Step Downloading Configuration Memory CMEMVanguard Configuration Loader Vanguard Configuration Loader Figure 3-6. Configuration Loader WindowFigure 3-8. Vanguard Configuration Loader Error Dialog Box Figure 3-7. Configuration Loader Verification Dialog BoxConfiguration Loader ErrorVanguide Terminal How To UseVanguide Terminal OverviewAction Main MenuFigure 3-10. Control Port Main Menu StepIntroduction Linking Software Images Using Software BuilderTo Use Selecting a Predesigned ConfigurationSaving and Restoring CMEMsRestoring Selecting a Predesigned Configurations Using the CTPWhen to Save Restore Initiating Save Restore Operations Using the CTP Figure 3-11. Configuration Save/Restore MenuResult Saving and Restoring Configurations Using KermitUsing Kermit SavingResult Restoring Configurations Using KermitStep ActionIntroduction Saving and Restoring Configurations Using TFTPUsing TFTP ConfigurationsConfigurations Using TFTPRestoring Specifications Specifications OverviewAppendix A In This AppendixProduct Specifications Power Requirements Power Supply Description Safety PhysicalHardware Environmental Electromagnetic Compatibility Introduction Figure A-1. RJ11/RJ45 Connector Pin NumberingConnector Pinouts ISDN Cable DescriptionPinout Interface Signal NameData 1 and Data 2 Cable Descriptions Cable PinoutRJ45 to DB25 Modem Signal4-Wire 2-WireModem Signal DB25 Pin #Interface Signal Name Interface Signal NamePin # Data 2 DB25Interface Signal Name PinoutPage Series Appendix BSoftware License and Regulatory Information In This Appendix VanguardRESTRICTED RIGHTS LEGEND If the Software is procured for use by any U.S. Government entity other than the Department of Defense, the following notice applies D130 978J Product Declarations and Regulatory InformationIntroduction Product Declarations and Regulatory Information CE MarkingRadio Frequency French DRGApproval NetherlandsRequirements Canadian Department of Communications Safety Warnings AvertissementWarnung Page Return Procedures Introduction For LocationsContact Equipment Return Factory RepairPackaging Guidelines forIndex