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Specific guidance on vertically placing the ONT on a desk, supported by some product models.
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This document provides a comprehensive guide for the EchoLife Gateway PON Terminal, specifically the HG8247 series, designed for quick installation and configuration.
The EchoLife Gateway PON Terminal (HG8247 series) serves as a crucial component in a Passive Optical Network (PON) setup, providing gateway functionalities for various services. It is equipped with multiple ports to support diverse connectivity needs. The device features four Ethernet ports, enabling wired network connections for devices like PCs, IP STBs, and other network-enabled equipment. It also includes two POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) ports for connecting telephones or fax machines, facilitating voice communication. For data storage and peripheral connectivity, a USB port is available. Additionally, the terminal incorporates a CATV port, allowing for the reception of cable television signals. A key feature of the HG8247 series is its Wi-Fi access capability, which enables wireless connectivity for various Wi-Fi terminals, supporting both 2.4G and 5G networks depending on the model. This integrated Wi-Fi functionality allows users to create a wireless local area network within their premises.
The device is designed for ease of use and flexible deployment. It can be mounted onto a wall or placed horizontally or vertically on a workbench, offering adaptability to different environments. For models with external antennas, horizontal placement on a desk is common. The installation process for wall mounting involves marking positions, drilling holes, installing expansion bolts, and then securing the terminal.
Connecting cables is straightforward, with clearly labeled ports for power, USB, telephone lines, Ethernet, and CATV. The power switch allows for easy power management. The device also includes dedicated switches for WLAN and WPS functions, providing quick control over wireless access and simplified Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) encryption.
Configuration of the device is performed through a web-based interface. Users can log in to the Web Configuration Window by setting their PC's IP address in the same subnet as the terminal's management IP address and then accessing the interface via a web browser. The default management IP address, user name, and password are typically found on the device's nameplate, though common defaults like 192.168.100.1, 'root', and 'admin' are also provided. Once logged in, users can configure various Wi-Fi parameters, such as enabling WLAN, setting the SSID name, authentication mode (e.g., WPA Pre-Shared Key), encryption mode (e.g., TKIP), and the WPA PreSharedKey (password). For specific models like the HN8247H, advanced configuration options for 2.4G and 5G basic network settings are available.
The device's indicators provide visual feedback on its operational status. The CATV indicator shows if the CATV function is enabled and signals are received. The WPS indicator shows if the WPS function is enabled or if a Wi-Fi terminal is accessing the system. The WLAN indicator shows if the WLAN function is enabled and if data is being transmitted. The USB indicator shows if the USB port is connected and working, or if data is being transmitted. The TEL1-TEL2 indicators show if the terminal is registered with the softswitch and if service flows are transmitted. The LAN1-LAN4/10G LAN indicators show the status of Ethernet connections and data transmission. The LOS/PON indicators provide critical information about the optical fiber connection and registration status with the upper-layer device. The POWER indicator shows if the terminal is powered on.
The EchoLife Gateway PON Terminal incorporates several features and guidelines to ensure proper maintenance and troubleshooting. Safety precautions are emphasized, including avoiding direct eye exposure to optical ports, keeping the device out of reach of children, ensuring correct power supply voltage, and using only standard power adapters. Users are advised against touching exposed circuits of damaged adapters and preventing foreign objects from entering the device. Proper handling of cables, including disconnecting power during lightning activities, is crucial.
Installation guidelines recommend reserving at least 10 cm for heat dissipation around the device and keeping it away from flammable objects, highly magnetic or electric devices, and heat sources. Placing objects on the device is discouraged to prevent overheating or deformation. In case of abnormalities like liquid entry, smoke, unusual sounds, or smells, users are instructed to immediately stop the device, switch off power, disconnect all cables, and contact an authorized service center. Disassembly without permission is not allowed.
For troubleshooting common issues, the device provides clear guidance based on indicator status. If the LOS indicator blinks, users should check the pigtail fiber connection and cleanliness, or contact the service provider if it blinks twice a second. If the PON indicator is off, checking the optical port connection and contacting the service provider if registration fails are recommended steps. For phone issues, checking the ringing current voltage is advised.
The device can be reset by pressing the Reset button with a needle-type object. To restore factory defaults, the Reset button should be pressed for longer than 10 seconds. This action will restart the GPON terminal, and successful restoration is indicated by the power indicator turning off and then lighting up again.
The device also adheres to ErP (Energy-related Products) directives, with information available regarding its power consumption in networked standby mode, which is less than 12 W when all wired and wireless network ports are connected and activated. Product information required by EU regulations is accessible on the manufacturer's support website. The WLAN button on the side panel allows users to easily turn the wireless network function on or off.
Overall, the EchoLife Gateway PON Terminal is designed for reliable performance, user-friendly operation, and straightforward maintenance, with clear instructions and safety guidelines to ensure a stable and secure network environment.
General| Category | Gateway |
|---|---|
| Wi-Fi | 802.11b/g/n |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Storage Temperature | -40°C to 70°C |
| Operating Humidity | 5% to 95% (non-condensing) |
| Storage Humidity | 5% to 95% (non-condensing) |
| Model | EchoLife HG8247H |
| Weight | 550 g |
| Ports | 4 x Ethernet, 2 x POTS, 1 x USB |
| Power Supply | 12 V DC, 2 A |
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