Nissho Electronics ASMi-54J User Manual

This manual introduces the use of NISSHO ELECTRONICS CORP. ASMi-54J products, including precautions, correct use methods, installation methods, etc.


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Brand
ASMi-54J
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
Japanese
Pages
43
File format
PDF
File size
507 KB
Published
11 January, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
9BC7E8831D26AB58D37E10752D5BA6CE

About this manual

This manual begins with safety precautions for the ASMi-54J, including warnings against stacking, using the correct power source, and handling static‑sensitive components. It also outlines proper disposal, support limits to Japan, and restrictions on use in medical or safety‑critical equipment.

The later sections cover installation environment checks, basic settings, login procedures, network and LAN configuration, SNMP setup, software upgrades, and detailed specifications such as modulation type, port types, power consumption, dimensions, and performance charts for distance and speed. This manual is written in Japanese.

What's inside

  • Safety Precautions
  • Installation Environment
  • Basic Settings
  • Login and Logout
  • Network Settings
  • SNMP Configuration
  • Software Upgrade
  • Connector Pin Assignment
  • Distance and Speed Charts
  • Technical Specifications

Specifications

Modulation TypeTCPAM-16, TCPAM-32
DSL PortRJ-45 x1
LAN PortsRJ-45 x4 (MDI/MDI‑X auto‑recognition)
Control PortRS‑232 DB9 male
DSL Speed (2‑wire)192 Kbps – 5 696 Kbps (step 64 Kbps)
DSL Speed (4‑wire)384 Kbps – 11 392 Kbps (step 128 Kbps)
Maximum Power Consumption5.8 W
Dimensions (W × D × H)217 mm × 170 mm × 43.7 mm
Weight700 g

Frequently asked questions

What voltage range does the ASMi-54J operate on?

The device operates on AC 100 V power.

Can the ASMi-54J be used outside of Japan?

Support for the device is limited to Japan only.

How often should the power adapter be replaced in high‑temperature environments?

Replace the adapter every 3–4 years when used in environments above 40 °C.

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