AN5506 02B Fiber ONU

 

AN5506 02B Fiber ONU is 1GE+1 FE + 1 VOIP and WiFi with an external antenna. This AN5506 02B Fiber ONU is used together with the OLT equipment to make up a GPON system and access multiple services for users. And we can also make customized Logo printing, as for the bulk order, there are big quantity already in stock here, welcome your very kindly inquiry and order support.

 

 

 

Q: How to Connect AN5506 02B Fiber ONU to a Router?

1. The bus of the broadband network connects to the WAN port of the ONU, and the LAN port of the ONU router connects to the computer.

2. After starting the device, open the browser and enter 192.168.1.1 in the address bar to enter the wireless router settings interface. (If you cannot enter, please refer to the nameplate at the bottom of the router or the router user manual. The default settings for different models of routers are different.)

3. The settings interface displays an account and password for logging into the ONU router. Enter the default account and password admin, or refer to the manual.

4. After successful login, select the setting wizard interface, which will automatically pop up by default.

5. After selecting the setup wizard, a window will pop up explaining that the basic parameters of the ONU router can be set through the wizard. Simply click Next.

6. According to the setup wizard step by step, choose the internet access method. Usually, ADSL users choose the first PPPoE option. If using another network service provider, choose the following two options based on the actual situation. If you don't know how to choose, simply select the first option and automatically select it, which is convenient for beginners to operate. After selecting, click Next.

7. Enter the account and password, and once completed, proceed directly to the next step.

8. Set up a WiFi password with a more complex combination of letters and numbers to avoid being easily hacked.

9. After entering correctly, you will be prompted whether to restart the AN5506 02B Fiber ONU. Select Yes to confirm restarting the ONU router. After restarting the ONU router, you will be able to access the internet normally.

 

Q：What is the difference between fiber optic ONU and ADSL ONU?

There are significant differences between fiber optic onus and ADSL onus in multiple aspects:

Working principle and function:

Fiber optic modem, also known as optical modem, is a device that converts optical Ethernet signals into other protocol signals. It is mainly used for the transmission of fiber optic terminals and plays a relay transmission role in the local network. Optical modem uses optical fibers for point-to-point optical transmission, with modulation and demodulation functions, which can convert fiber optic lines into network cables that can be used for computer and other equipment connections.

ADSL onus, also known as Asymmetric Digital subscriber line modem, is a device that utilizes ordinary telephone lines for high-speed data transmission. It uses frequency division multiplexing technology to divide telephone lines into three relatively independent channels: telephone, uplink, and downlink, avoiding mutual interference.

Interface and connection method:

Fiber optic onus mainly connect the incoming fiber optic cables and convert them into network cables through PON interfaces to connect computers or other devices.

ADSL onus mainly connect telephone lines and convert them into network cables for users to access the internet through telephone lines.

Appearance and equipment structure:

Fiber optic onus typically have optical ports that can accept fiber optic transmission, and their device structure may include single core and dual core designs.

ADSL onus do not have fiber optic interfaces, and their appearance and structure are different from fiber optic onus.

In summary, there are significant differences between fiber optic onus and ADSL onus in terms of working principles, functions, interfaces, connection methods, and appearance. The choice of device to use mainly depends on the user's network environment and needs. In areas covered by fiber optic networks, fiber optic onus are usually the preferred choice as they can provide faster and more stable network connections. In areas without fiber optic coverage, ADSL onus are an economical and practical choice.

 

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