Connecting to the Power Supply | ZyXEL Communications omni series

PHONE 2 (omni.net) - RJ-11 terminal jack for analog adapter 2; for connecting to analogue equipment.

ONOTE: The signal-pin assignment of the RJ-45 and RJ-11 phone jacks are listed in Chapter 18.

Connecting to the Power Supply

To Connect your omni to the power supply, follow the steps given below:

1.Turn off your computer.

2.Make sure the power switch on the TA is in the OFF (down) position.

3.Connect the round end of the power adapter to the POWER JACK on the TA’s back panel.

4.Plug the power supply unit to an AC wall jack then power on the TA.

5.Observe the LED light status on the front panel of your TA and make sure PWR LED is on.

ONOTE: Use only the power adapter supplied with your TA. Never use a power adapter designed for a different product.

Connecting to Your Computer

Your TA comes with a 25 pin, male to female cable, which is to be used to connect the main serial port of TA to your computer serial port as seen in the figure below:

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ZyXEL Communications omni series user manual Connecting to the Power Supply, Connecting to Your Computer

Contents

ZyXEL ZyXEL Limited Warranty Copyright 1997 by ZyXEL FCC Part 15 InformationAcknowledgments Page Contacting ZyXEL ∙ E-mailPage Contents Outgoing Calls Understanding AT CommandsInstalling the Windows 95 Driver INF file Incoming Calls Error Correction and Data Compression with Configuring Windows 95 Dial-Up Networking Capi InstallationIntroduction Feature list Placing outgoing calls Call Control for DSS1 Answering an X.75 call Making an X.75 CallInvoking V.42bis Data Compression Call Control for 1TR6 Old German Isdn Placing a Call Diagnostics 100Resetting The omni 103 Using The Embedded Protocol Analyzer Upgrading with Flash Eprom Viewing and Setting S-Registers 125 AT Command Descriptions 109Register Descriptions 127 Introduction Key to Model Differentiation Key Features of the omniSpeed and Compatibility Intelligent Features Technical Specifications Unpacking Your omni Physical CharacteristicsInterface Option How to Become a Registered Owner Introduction LED Indicators Installing omni External ModelsFront Panel Page Front Panel Switch Back Panel Connecting to the Power Supply Connecting to Your Computer Connecting the omni.net to Your Computer Connecting to Your Isdn Line Interface Model Power On and Self Diagnostics Interface Installing omni External Models Installing omni Internal Models Selecting the Baud Rate Multiplier Connecting the TA to your PC Plug and Play Press Y to continue Following message will appear Connecting to Your Isdn Line Interface Model Omni.net Internal Card Installation S/T interface Configuring your TA using a Terminal program Configuring Your Isdn Line and NetworkConfiguring Your TA Type A\setup.exe and press Enter TA should respond Type Page Configuring Your Isdn Line and Network Understanding AT Commands Isdn Communication Basics Quick Tips when issuing AT commands Supported AT command typesType of AT Command Example Outgoing Calls Dialing out using Isdn modeCommand Description ATV0 Dialing out for Analog Adapter Port 1 omni.net Dialing out for Analog Adapter Port 1 omni.net InternalDialing out for Analog Adapter Port 2 omni.net Incoming Calls Manually switching communication modes non-dataAT Command Dial string it will map to Placing the Call Digital Data Determining the Packet Length Answering a Call using MSN AT&ZIn=s where ‘s’ is the MSN Data over Speech Channel Ambiguity resolution switch for voice calls omni.netCommand Function Best-effort call answering non-data Multi auto-answering of data calls Setup for Windows 95 and NT Installing the Windows 95 Driver INF filePage Page Configuring Windows 95 Dial-Up Networking Page Page Click on TCP/IP Settings IPX/SPX Compatible Capi Installation Page Point-to-Point Protocol PPP Introduction Feature list Async to Sync Conversion external Compression Control Protocol CCP Multilink PPP Bandwidth On Demand BOD BACP/BAP Point-to-Point Protocol PPP 110 and Synchronous Mode Communications Answering a V.110 call Making V.110 Calls AT Command DescriptionSynchronous Connections external CIC 25bis Command SetCommand Messages DIC Indicator Messages DTR Drop-Dialing Operation AT*D0 56 V.110 and Synchronous Mode Communications 120 Isdn Communications Placing outgoing calls Configuring the V.120 mode Dialing in V.120 mode Answering incoming calls Identifying your line provisioning Speeds of 128KbpsMaking a Bundled Call with Dialing pre-stored phone numbers Error Correction and Data Compression with Selecting V.120 for Germany National Isdn 1TR6 Selecting V.120 for European Isdn DSS1Bundle Connection with V.42bis Data Compression Page 10 X.75 Isdn Communications Answering an X.75 call Making an X.75 Call ATDIphonenumber1+phonenumber2 Invoking V.42bis Data Compression Bundle Connection with V.42bis Data Compression 70 X.75 Isdn Communications AT&V6 Handling Analog Calls non-dataAT&V7 European switch specific Placing a Call from the Analog Adapter Accepting an Incoming Call Scenarios of an Incoming Voice Call Outcome AT Commands Description Flash key Feature Phone omni.netCommands Description InterCom Placing a second call Call WaitingReceiving a second call Call Transfer Call BrokerCall Reject Three-way Conference Call HFlash è H#3 Advanced Isdn Call Control Control of Outgoing Service IndicatorCall Control for DSS1 S80 bit ‘n’ as follows S108+n= FunctionS108.n= Function Control of Isdn Phone Number and Sub-address = YnNnown-number/Znown-Subaddress Call Control for 1TR6 Old German Isdn Modem Control of Endgerä Teauswahlziffer EAZG3 Fax Command Function Answering a Call Answering a Call for DSS1 Answering a Call for 1TR6 Best-effort Call Answering Multi-Auto-Answering of Data Calls Ambiguity Resolution Switch for Voice Calls non-dataData Call Indication Disable inbound call connection Placing a call for DSS1 Point-to-Point ConfigurationPlacing a Call ATDxYnNncalledpartynumber/Zncalled-party- subaddress Placing a call for 1TR6 Leased Line Isdn ATDB3 ATDB1ATDB2 ATAB1 Security Functions Security Types and Levels Level 3 security Level 1 securityLevel 2 security Level Setting and Modifying Passwords Non-password Auto Call Back Function Security Functions Upgrading Your omni Upgrading with Flash Eprom Kernel Mode Test DiagnosticsDiagnostics Test Description Isdn Loopback test AT&T9 Power-on Self-testLoopback with Self-test AT&T10 Diagnostic Command Atcg B1/B2 Loopback with Self-test AT&T11 Resetting The omni Using The Embedded Protocol Analyzer Capturing the Protocol Data CB0 CD0CD1 CB1 ATC$ Key Function Description Diagnostics Multiplex mode AT Command Set ReferenceSimplex mode Operation Modes of the DTE Interface AT Command Descriptions Basic AT Command Set Command Options Function & Description All the Following Commands Require a AT Prefix BP1 BP0CE0 CL? CE1CH? CP0 Command Options Function & Description DB3 DB1DB2 DN? ATI USA SPID1 IsdnSPID0 SPID? UPX Description of ATI3 OutputOutput Parameter Output Value Description Extended AT& Command Set Isdn Command Options Function & Description Command Options Function & Description Extended AT* Command Set Command Options Function & Description AT Command Set Reference Status Registers and Result Codes Viewing and Setting S-RegistersViewing S-registers Setting S-registers Operation Example-1 Example-2 Binary Dec Hex Register DescriptionsBit Binary value Decimal value Hexadecimal value Not Basic S-Registers ATSn=x Command Function & DescriptionCommand Bit Dec Hex Function and description Extended S-Registers ATSn=x Command Bit Dec Hex Function and description ATX1 ATX0ATX2 ATX3 ATX4 Command Bit Dec Hex Function and description Command Bit Dec Hex Function and description Command Bit Dec Hex Function and description Complete Command Bit Dec Hex Function and description Enable loopback 4 test DCA function enabled Command Bit Dec Hex Function and description SI= Fernsprechen analog 48000 bps PPP/MLPPP Command Bit Dec Hex Function and description PPP ATXn Result Code Option Table ATV0 ATV1 Connect Result Code Field Descriptions Result Code Chart Symbol ReferenceField Name Possible Values Connect Strings for Error Corrected Connections Status Registers and Result Codes Phone Jack Pinout Assignments Not Connected Phone Jack Pinout Assignments Pin Signal/Pin Number Description Direction NameSerial Port Interface DCE TXD RXD RTS CTS DSR DTEMAC CD DCD DTR Index Index Bundled Index