WarningsFollow all warnings, cautions, and required actions in the Pannaway BAS Installation Guide when working with the Broadband Access Switch.

Getting HelpIf you experience any difficulties installing or maintaining your Pannaway Technologies products you can contact the Pannaway Technologies Technical Assistance Center (TAC) for support.All Pannaway Technologies contracted customers have direct access to Pannaway Technologies’ TAC, staffed with our experienced engineers. The TAC provides the following services:

• Technical Assistance Center Support: For questions regarding product functionality and services, please call 603.766.5175

• Emergency After Hours Support: Available to our service contract customers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

• E-mail Support: E-Mail support is provided with a guaranteed 24 hour acknowledgement. E-mail to support@pannaway.com.

For registered customers, Pannaway Technologies also provides a full self-service support portal at:

http://www.pannaway.com/support/index.cfmLog in using your provided registration information.

Electrical Warning: Only trained and certified personnel should work with electrical equipment and hazardous voltages.

Read and understand all the procedures, warnings, and cautions in the Pannaway BAS Installation Guide before proceeding with the installation of the BAS.

ESD CAUTION: The Pannaway BAS contains static-sensitive components. Failure to follow precautionary ESD procedures may result in damage to equipment. Follow standard electrostatic procedures when installing the BAS and any SFP optical transceivers.

Read all warning and caution labels on the Pannaway BAS, power supply units, equipment racks, alarm panels, and any devices to be connected to the BAS. Follow all manufacturer or agency recommendations for safe and proper operation of all tools and devices.

BAS ComponentsThese images show the location of ports, connectors, LEDs, and other components referred to in this Quick Installation Card.

LED IndicatorsThis table summarizes the LED indicators that are available on the BAS:

1: DB9 Console Connection 2: System Status LEDs 3: Power Supply LEDs 4: Gigabit Ethernet Status LEDs 5: RJ45 10/100BASE-T port6: Power Feed Ports (A and B Feed)

7: SFP Transceiver Ports (GE1, GE2)

8: Alarm Lead Port 9: RJ21A ADSL ports(1-16, 17-32)

10: Chassis Grounding Post

LED Condition IndicationPower (A Feed and B Feed) Green The indicated power feed (A or B) is receiving power from a -48 VDC source and is operating properly.

Off The indicated feed is not receiving power from a -48 VDC source.System Status OK Green (solid) The system is operating and OK.

Off The system is not powered up.Green (flashing) BAS is starting up, loading configuration, and self-testing.

System Status Error Red A failure occurred during the most recent system startup.Off No status errors detected since last system reset.

Lnk/Act(GE 1&2, Ethernet)

Green The associated port has a valid link to the connected network.Green (flashing) Link activity (traffic) detected on the associated port’s network.

Ethernet 100Mbps Off 10 Mbps link established on Ethernet port.Green (solid) 100 Mbps Fast Ethernet link established on Ethernet port.

ADSL Lifeline (1-16, 17-32) Off Line is idle (ADSL mode) or phone is on-hook (POTS mode).Amber (blinking) Phone is off-hook (POTS mode).Amber (solid) Call in progress (POTS or Lifeline mode).Green (blinking) HANDSHAKE mode, ADSL port enabled, waiting for response from PBG.Green (flashing) TRAINING mode, ADSL HANDSHAKE with PBG complete.Green (solid) DATA mode, ADSL TRAINING completed.Green/Amberalternating

Phone off-hook (Lifeline mode) and port in ADSL HANDSHAKE mode awaiting response from PBG.

Green/Amberfast alternating

Phone off-hook (Lifeline mode) and port in ADSL TRAINING mode with PBG.

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This card provides instructions for the installation of the Pannaway Broadband Access Switch (BAS). This card should be used by qualified personnel who have read the Pannaway BAS Installation Guide (Part Number 850-0000015).

Using this Quick Installation CardThis installation card provides reminders and brief descriptions of installation and field configuration procedures. Once the procedures in this card are completed, the Pannaway BAS will be installed and ready for comprehensive management by a remote management station or system.This Quick Installation Card is provided as an aid for knowledgeable installation personnel. This document does not replace the Pannaway Broadband Access Switch Installation Guide, and is supplied as an additional resource for your convenience.To use this document, follow the instructions for installation and initial configuration that are supplied on the inside of this card. Perform the procedures in this quick installation card in order, and refer to the Pannaway Broadband Access Switch Installation Guide as necessary. Refer to the Installation Guide for complete installation and set up instructions.If you experience any difficulty installing the BAS with these instructions, stop immediately and refer to the Installation Guide for more detailed instructions.

Related DocumentsThis Quick Installation Card should be used in conjunction with the following related documentation:• Pannaway Broadband Access Switch Installation Guide• Pannaway Broadband Access Switch Administration Guide• Pannaway Personal Branch Gateway Installation Guide or Residential

Gateway Network Interface Device Installation GuidePannaway Technologies, Inc.215 Commerce WayPortsmouth, NH 03801t: 603.766.5100f: 603.766.5150

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Pre-Installation

Perform the following procedures to prepare the installation site and the BAS for installation:

Verify Package Contents

Check that the following materials are included in the Pannaway BAS shipping container:

Collect Necessary Materials

Locate the following materials and tools (not included) that will be needed for the installation:

Examine the BAS

Inspect the BAS and all supplied materials for damage.

The components and ports of the BAS identified in this Quick Installation Card are identified on the back panel of this document for your convenience.

Install Rack-Mounting Brackets

Installation

Perform these procedures to install the Pannaway BAS in an equipment rack, make network connections, and prepare the alarm and management leads.

Place Chassis in Rack

Pannaway Broadband Access Switch (1)#6-32 flat head screws (8) Pre-wired power cables (2)Pre-wired 2-pin alarm cable (1) Rack Mounting Brackets (2)Pannaway Technologies Information Package (1)

DB9 to DB9 serial console cable (1)

ESD Strap Phillips and flat head screwdriversRack mounting screws (4) Management terminal or emulator14 AWG grounding wire with ring terminal

Basic electrician’s tools (wire strippers, pliers, etc.)

If any signs of handling damage are visible, contact Pannaway Technologies immediately. Do not install a damaged device.

1. Select the chassis mounting orientation (front flush, recessed, etc.). 2. Align bracket with screw holes. Be sure that bracket location provides

four usable fastening holes on the chassis (front flush mount shown):

3. Fasten bracket with 4 of the #6-32 screws provided.4. Repeat steps 2-3 for second bracket. Match installation location and

orientation.

If the equipment rack does not provide threaded mounting holes, clips or nuts must be installed on the rack rails to support the BAS. These devices must be in place before installation can continue.

Connect ADSL Interfaces

Connect Gigabit Ethernet Interfaces

Connect Alarm Lead:

Connect Console Cable

1. Support the BAS chassis and slide it between the equipment rack rails.2. Align mounting holes with the fastening holes in the rack.3. Use four mounting screws (not provided) to fasten the brackets to the

rack rails.

4. Verify the stability of the rack connection before continuing to the next procedure.

1. Locate the ADSL interface port on the rear panel of the BAS that the line will connect to. ADSL ports are labeled ADSL 1-16 and ADSL 17-32.

2. Open the Velcro retaining straps over the port and press the 50-pin RJ21X connector onto the port.

The connector and port are keyed to prevent mis-insertion.

3. Wrap the Velcro straps over the connector to secure the connector to the port.

1. Locate the SFP port on the rear panel of the BAS that the line will connect to. The SFP ports on the BAS are labeled “GE1” and “GE2”.

2. Insert the SFP transceiver (supplied separately) into the GE port until the latching mechanism engages.

3. Remove dust caps from optical transceiver ports and optical cable connector ends.

4. Insert the optical cable connector into the SFP transceiver until it latches.

1. Dress the wire ends of the Pannaway-supplied two-wire alarm lead for the type of alarm panel connection needed at your site.

2. Insert the keyed connector of the alarm lead into the “alarm” port on the rear of the BAS chassis.

3. Connect the two wires of the alarm lead to the alarm panel in accord with the manufacturer’s instructions.

1. Connect the male DB9 connector of the Pannaway-supplied console cable to the “Console” port on the front panel of the BAS.

2. Connect the female DB9 connector to a serial port on the management terminal (or terminal emulator) that will be used for management access.

Power and Ground Connections

Connect Chassis Ground

Connect the BAS to Power Source

Activate Power Source

After verifying the condition of the installation and installing all necessary safety equipment, turn the power to the BAS ON at the power source breaker.Monitor the BAS LEDs to verify that the system is powering up correctly. The two “Power” LEDs on the front panel should be solid green. The “System Status OK” LED will blink green during power-up. When the “System Status OK” LED remains lit (solid green), the system is ready for configuration.

Electrical Warning: Only trained and certified personnel should work with electrical equipment and hazardous voltages.

1. Prepare a ground lead as described in the Pannaway Broadband Access Switch Installation Guide.

2. Remove the keps nut from the ground post on the rear panel of the BAS.3. Place the ring terminal of the grounding lead over the post. Replace the

keps nut and tighten it to ensure a clean and secure contact.4. Secure the grounding lead’s free end to the earth ground used for other

devices in the equipment rack. Mark the lead as a ground and dress the cable as needed.

Electrical Warning: Turn OFF system power at the power source breaker before proceeding. Verify that the power supply to the terminals at the source is disconnected before working with power leads.

1. Locate the Pannaway-supplied “A Feed” power cable. It can be identified by the color of its wires (green, black, red).

2. Insert the cable’s keyed connector into the “A Feed” port on the rear panel of the BAS. Press the connector into the port until the latching mechanism locks.

3. Locate the Pannaway-supplied “B Feed” power cable. Its wires are green, blue, and black.

4. Connect the power lead to the “B Feed” port on the rear panel of the BAS. Ensure the latching mechanism locks.

5. Route and dress the power cables as needed.6. Connect the “A Feed” power cable to the power source. Maintain the

correct polarity. The “A Feed” cable identifications are:Red: -48V Power / Black: Positive Return / Green: Ground

7. Connect the “B Feed” power cable to the power source. Maintain the correct polarity. The “B Feed” cable identifications are:Blue: -48V Power / Black: Positive Return / Green: Ground

Field Configuration

Perform these procedures to configure the BAS for the first time. This field configuration represents the minimum management necessary to make the BAS configurable through a remote management session.

Begin Management Session

Set System IP Addressing

Set Access Security

Save Configuration

At the BAS# prompt, type “write memory” and press ENTER. The BAS will save the current configuration to FLASH memory to be used at the next start-up.This completes the minimum required local configuration for the BAS. Further management and configuration may be performed through the local terminal or through a TELNET session over the network.

1. Power up the connected management terminal or start the terminal emulation software.

2. Open a new session with the BAS. Set the session to the following operational settings: - 9600 Baud, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity

3. When the User: prompt appears, type “Admin” and press ENTER.4. At the Password: prompt, type “pannaway” and press ENTER. The

BAS> prompt will appear.

1. At the BAS> prompt, type “enable” and press ENTER. At the Password: prompt, type “pannaway” and press ENTER. The prompt will change to BAS#, indicating the CLI is in Privileged Exec mode.

2. Type “configure” at the prompt and press ENTER. The prompt will change to BAS (config)#, indicating Global Configuration mode.

3. Begin the command by typing “ip address” at the prompt.4. Type a space, then type the IP address for the Pannaway BAS in dotted

decimal notation (DDN or ‘dotted quad’) format. 5. Type a space, and then enter the network mask (in dotted decimal

notation) that indicates the network portion of the BAS’ IP address.Example:BAS (config)#ip address 192.161.89.8 255.255.255.0

6. Press ENTER to execute the command.7. Begin the next command by typing “ip default-gateway”.8. Type the IP address, in dotted decimal notation, of the default router

interface that the BAS will use to reach other networks.Example:BAS (config)#ip default-gateway 192.161.89.1

9. Press ENTER to execute the command.

1. At the BAS (config)# prompt, type “users passwd Admin” and press ENTER. The system will prompt you to provide a new password for the Admin account.

2. Type the new Admin account password at the prompt and press ENTER. The password should not be more than sixteen characters in length. The system will prompt you to confirm the new password.

3. Re-enter the Admin account password supplied in Step 2 and press ENTER.

4. Type “exit” and press ENTER to exit the Global configuration mode. The prompt will change to BAS#.