Positron G1002-C Self-Installation Guide

Step 4. Connect the port labeled as GE1 (on the opposite end of the G1002-C) to your
Residential Gateway using a standard Ethernet cable (usually provided with your
Residential Gateway). Port GE1 is capable of being congured in VLAN Trunk Mode
(over 4000 VLANs). Port GE2 is congurable in VLAN Access Mode (up to 12 VLANs).
Step 2. Connect the port labeled as LINE to your coaxial jack.
Step 3. Connect the 12V wall adapter to a nearby power plug and connect it to the 12V
connector of the G1002-C
Unpacking the G1002-C
Connecting the G1002-C to
your Residential Gateway
Step 1. Find a location close to where you will
install your Residential Gateway. This
location should also be close to the
coaxial jack where you will connect
the G1002-C and to a power outlet.
Power Up
The G1002-C takes less than one (1) minute to power up and establish the connection to the
Internet. The STA LED will turn solid green to indicate that the G1002-C boot sequence is
completed. The G.hn LED will turn green solid to indicate that the link is UP.
Your Residential Gateway will now be able to obtain its conguration and IP address and begin
providing access to the Internet for your in-home devices. Refer to the installation document for
your Residential Gateway if needed.
12V wall adapter
G1002-C
Step 3 Step 2
Coaxial jack
Power plug
12V wall adapter
Step 4
Ethernet Cable
Residential Gateway
G1002-C

Positron G1002-C Specifications

General

Brand	Positron
Model	G1002-C
Category	Network Router
Language	English