5port FE VDSL2 Router with wifi
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The BD-VDSL-V75 is 5-port FE VDSL router with wifi and USB. The VDSL Router is a versatile, high-speed remote router for home and the small office.Description
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Description
1 Product Descriptions
The BD-VDSL-V75 5-port FE ( 2*2 )11n USB2.0 Ethernet Router is a versatile, high-speed remote router for home and the small office.
Specification
2 Product Specifications and Features
2.1 H/W Features
2.1.1 Specification
| Key Components / Connectors / Performance | |
| VDSL2 Chipset | MT7510 |
| VDSL2 LineDriver | MT7555 |
| WIFI Chipset | internal |
| Flash Memory | 128Mbytes |
| SDRAM for CPU | 512Mbit DDR2 |
| Console | Internal console port (4 pin) |
| ITU-T K.21 | Complied |
| Interfaces (TR-068 compliant) | |
| 5 | 4x 10/100Base-TX MDI/MDIX RJ-45 port1x 10/100/1000MBase-TX MDI/MDIX RJ-45 port
Compliant with following standards: 1. IEEE 802.3/802.3u 2. Hardware based 10/100/1000M, full/half, flow control autonegotiation 3. Non-blocking wire speed reception andtransmission 4. Full duplex IEEE 802.3x flow control and halfduplex back-pressure flow control 5. Broadcast storm protection 6. Automatic address learning, address aging andaddress migration 7. Integrated address Look-Up Engine, 1 K absoluteMAC addresses supported |
| WAN | 1x inner pair RJ-11 VDSL2 port
Data Rate: Downstream: Max up to100Mbps Upstream: Max up to 50Mbps Rate Adaptation: Data rate auto-negotiate in 32 kbps increments Performance: |
2.1.2 LED indicators
| Location | LED Indicative | Color | Status | Description |
| Power | Green/Red | Solid Light | Power on | |
| Light off | Power off | |||
| LAN1~4 | Green | Solid Light | Device connected to LAN port | |
| Blinking | LAN Activity present | |||
| Light off | No Activity | |||
| WIFI | Green | Solid Light | Wireless enable | |
| Blinking | Date transmission | |||
| Light off | Wireless disable | |||
| WPS | Green | Solid Light | WPS device connected | |
| Light off | No WPS device connected | |||
| Blinking | Negotiating | |||
| USB | Green | Solid Light | Usb connected | |
| Light off | No usb connected | |||
| Blinking | Date transmission | |||
| DSL | Green | Solid Light | DSL good sync. | |
| Blinking | DSL attempting sync. | |||
| Light off | No carrier signal | |||
| Internet | Green/Red | Solid Light | IP connected | |
| Light off | Power off | |||
| GE WAN | Green | Solid Light | Device connected to WAN port | |
| Blinking | WAN Activity present | |||
| Light off | No Activity |
2.2 S/W Features
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Feature Item |
Feature |
Detailed Description |
| VDSL Compliance
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G.993.2
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Vdsl profiles supported: 8a/b/c/d , 12a/b, 17a |
| US0 | ||
| Diagnostics mode/DELT | ||
| Dying GASP | ||
| PhyR | ||
| Virtual Noise | ||
| Both Annex A and Annex B
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Both Annex A and Annex B band plans
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WIFI Compliance |
IEEE 802.11b/g/n | |
| Support 2×2 antennas | ||
| Support 2-stream spatial multiplexing up to 270Mbps | (Can upgrade to 300Mbps) | |
| Support MCS 0-15 and MCS 32 modulation and coding rates | ||
| Support 20M and 40M channels | ||
| Support for STBC in both TX and RX | ||
| Network Protocols and Features | RFC2684 VC-MUX,LLC/SNAP
encapsulations for bridged or routed packet |
VC-MUX for any connection type |
| RFC2364 PPP over | RFC2364 LLC/NLPID | |
| AAL5 | encapsulation for PPPoA | |
| 802.1q/1p VLANover RFC2684
Bridge encapsulation |
802.1q header insertion towardWAN and de-insertion toward
LAN over RFC2684 bridge mode over AAL5. Supports multiple VLANs on multiple PVCs and mapping VLANs, PVCs and physical LAN port to multiple bridges. |
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| PPPoA | Support AUTO, PAP, CHAP, MS-CHAP authentication
Added static IP address assignment. |
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| PPPoE | Support AUTO, PAP, CHAP, MS-CHAP authentication
Added static IP address assignment. |
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| Multiple PPPoEsessions on single
PVC |
Allows multiple PPPoE sessionson one PVC. | |
| PPPoE pass-through | Supports concurrent PPPoEclients inside the modem and
PPPoE clients on the LAN devices |
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| PPPoE – filtering ofnon-PPPoE packets
between WAN and LAN |
Previously only filtered non-PPPoE packet from LAN to WAN,
now works in both directions. |
|
| Auto-clean-upremote staled PPP
sessions at BRAS |
Clean up staled PPP sessions(PPPoE and PPPoA) at ISP
BRAS after ADSL link goes down then up or after modem reboots, if scratch pad is enabled on top boot flash. |
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| IPoA | ||
| MER (a.k.a IP overEthernet over AAL5) | ||
| WAN to WAN trafficblocking in bridge
mode |
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| Second IP addresson LAN interface | Only public IP address and noDHCP on second IP address. | |
| ARP | ||
| DNS relay | ||
| DNS server fallbackin DNS Relay | Launch dnsprobe process whenboth primary and secondary
DNS’s are assigned. Probe primary DNS status and fallback to secondary DNS. When primary DNS is up again, switch back to primary DNS. |
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| DHCP server | ||
| DHCP client | ||
| DHCP Relay | DHCP relay agent for IPoA andMER type of WAN connections. | |
| NAPT | ||
| IGMP Proxy | IGMP v1/v2 | |
| IGMP Snooping | IGMPv1/v2 snooping in bridgemode. Added blocking mode. | |
| RIP v1/v2 | Enable RIP over multiple WANinterfaces | |
| Dynamic DNS | Automatic update WAN IPaddress when it is changed to
dyndns.org and/or TZO DDNS operator. |
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| LAN port to VCmapping | Supports traffic mapping betweena group of LAN port to a PVC. | |
| Ethernet as WANinterface. | Added Ethernet as WAN interfaceto support PPPoE or IP over
Ethernet. |
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| Multiple ProtocolVLAN Mux | Support multiple protocols onsingle PVC using VLAN ID | |
| Multiple Service PVC | Support PPPoE, Bridge, andMER services over a single PVC | |
| Firewall | Stateful Inspection | SPI Fire Wal |
| Denial of Serviceattack | Passed DOS attacks: ARPAttack, Ping Attack, Ping of
Death, Land, SYNC, Smurf, Unreachable,Tear Drop |
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| TCP/IP/Port/interfacefiltering rules | Support both incoming andoutgoing filtering. | |
| MAC Layer Filtering | Added IGMP in protocol menu.Filter MAC frames based on
protocol type, source/destination MAC address, direction |
|
| Day-time ParentalControl | ||
|
VPN |
IPsec VPN(optional) | Support VPN connection toremote VPN gateway. |
| QoS | IP/Bridge/802.1pQoS | Supported both routed andbridged mode PVCs for packet
level QoS: classification rules, priority queuing using ATM TX queues, IP TOS/Precedence, 802.1p marking. Added DiffServ DSCP marking and src/dest MAC addresses classification. |
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Configuration and Management |
Web based GUI | |
| Embedded web server | ||
| Download image viaHTTP or tftp client | ||
| Download image viaFTP server | ||
| Download image viaTFTP server | ||
| Command LineInterface via serial
port, telnet, or ssh |
added dumpcfg, sntp commands.Added option to tftp, adsl, wan, ppp commands. Upgrade sshd to version 0.46. | |
| Menu-driven CLI viaserial port or telnet | Added dump configuration. | |
| Universal Plug andPlay (UPnP) Internet
Gateway Device (IGDv1.0) |
V2.14L.02: Upgraded UPnP with latest version.Added support for ADSL IGD. Enable/disable UPnP without reboot. | |
| SNMP v1/v2c agent(optional) | ||
| SNMP MIBs: rfc2662ADSL line MIB,
rfc2515 ATM MIB, MIB-II |
Support GET only exceptGET/SET for system MIB and
ifAdminStatus in ifTable. |
|
| Date/time updatefrom SNTP Internet
Time Server |
Automatic synchronize date and time with Internet Time Servers and local time zone setup.Display Date/time in device info and syslog. Added SNTP command. | |
| Daylight saving zone | ||
| TR-69(optional) | Support 273 parameters,digest/certificate/SSL security.Support proprietary parameters
implementation without tr69c framework sources |
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| Code support | G.711( A law & u Law), G.723.1,G.726, G.729,etc
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| Silence suppression | Support Silence suppression |
3 Mechanic & ID Design
3.1 Outlook
(TBD)
3.2 Case
(TBD)
3.3 Physical & Environment
3.3.1 Power
– Input: 100-240VAC, 50/60Hz (Region dependent)
– Output: 12V DC,1.5A (Switch)
– Dying Gasp: Supported
– Power Switch: Push button supported
– Reset Button: Reset to factory default by pushing button
– Wifi Buttom: Push button supported
– WPS Button: Push button supporter
3.3.2 Operation Temperature
– 0℃ to 45℃
3.3.3 Storage Temperature
– -4℉ to 149℉ (-20℃ to 70℃)
3.3.4 Humidity
– 5% ~ 95% non-condensing
4 Certification Requirements
4.1 EMC/RF Certificates and Test Reports
|
Request |
EMI/EMC Test Report |
Class A |
Class B |
Region & Country requirements |
| CE Report (89/336/EEC(EN55022/24), 2004/108/EC) | EU | |||
| FCC report(FCC CFR 47 Part 15 B) | US | |||
| IC report(ICES-003) | Canada | |||
| IC report(ICES-006) | Canada | |||
| C-Tick Report(AS/NZS CISPR 22) | New Zealand & Australia | |||
| VCCI Report(CISPR 22) | JAPAN | |||
| MIC report | KOREA | |||
| Anatel | Brazil | |||
| BSMI | Taiwan | |||
| CCC | China | |||
| Other’s |
4.2 Telecom Certificates and Test Reports
|
Request |
Telecom. Test Report |
Telecom (RJ-11 Port link to PSTN) |
Region requirements |
| CE Report (R&TTE:1999/5/EC) TBR-21 | European union(EU) | ||
| FCC Report (FCC CFR 47, Part 68) | US /FCCID(3P7XXXXXX..) | ||
| IC Report (CS-03) | Canada /ICID (4216AXXXX…) | ||
| A-Tick Report | New Zealand & Australia | ||
| NCC(PSTN01) | Taiwan | ||
| Anatel | Brazil | ||
| BSMI | Taiwan | ||
| CCC | China | ||
| Other’s |
4.3 Safety Certificates and Test Reports
| Request | Certifications |
Standards |
Region requirements |
| CE LVD report (LVD:73/23/EEC) | EN60950-1: 2001 | European Union | |
| UL/cUL Listed Mark | UL/CSA 60950-1 | US / Canada | |
| CSA International Mark | IEC60950-1UL60950-1
CSA60950-1 EN 60950-1 |
WorldUS
Canada European Union |
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| CB Report | IEC60950-1: 2001EN60950-1 :2001 | WorldEuropean Union | |
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Other’s requirements |
4.4 Reliability Test Reports
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No. |
Requ ired |
Test Items |
Refer to Standards |
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1. |
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MTBF of Prediction Report | Bell-core TR-332, Issue 6 or Telcordia SR-332, Issue 1 |
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2. |
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MTBF of Endurance test Report | SPEC |
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3. |
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MTBF of Demonstration test Report | SPEC |
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4. |
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Free Fall(Drop)Test Report | IEC 60068-2-32 |
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5. |
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Random Vibration Test Report | IEC 60068-2-34: 1973 |
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6. |
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Storage Test Report | IEC 60068-2-48 |
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7. |
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Operation Cold(low temperature) Test | IEC 60068-2-1 |
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8. |
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Operation Dry Heat(High temperature) Test | IEC 60068-2-2 |
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9. |
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Operation Temperature Cycles Test | IEC 60068-2-14 |
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10. |
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Thermal Shock Test | IEC 60068-2-14 |
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11. |
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Damp Heat Steady State test | IEC 60068-2-78 |
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12. |
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Thermal Profile Test | D-Link SPEC |
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13. |
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ESD Simulation Test report | IEC 61000-4-2Air Discharge: ±8KV
Contact Discharge: ±4KV |
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14. |
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High / Low Temperature Start Test | SPEC |
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15. |
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Parts on/off & Insert/pulling Test | SPEC |
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16. |
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Acoustic Noise test | EN 27779 & ISO 7779 |
4.5 RoHS Requirement
4.5.1 Level A of Substance limitation requirements table (for appliances & accessories)
|
Level |
No. |
Description |
Limitation/ ppm |
A |
A1 |
Cadmium/ Cadmium Compounds |
80 |
|
A2 |
Hexavalent Chromium/ Hexavalent Chromium Compounds |
800 |
|
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A3 |
Lead/ Lead Compounds |
800 |
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A4 |
Mercury/ Mercury Compounds |
800 |
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A5 |
Polybrominated Biphenyls (PBBs) |
800 |
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A6 |
Polybrominated Diphenylethers (PBDEs) |
800 |
4.5.2 Level A of Substance limitation requirements table (for Packing)
|
Level |
No. |
Description |
Limitation/ ppm |
|
A |
A1 ~ A4 |
Cadmium Chromium VI,Lead and Mercury compounds |
100 |
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