Lightwave Communications SCS3230 Channel Extender Cards, Terminal Cards, 4 3200 Network Cards

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ConsoleServer 3200 System

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3.3.2 CHANNEL EXTENDER Cards

CHANNEL EXTENDER cards are used to extend the NETWORK functionality of the NETWORK / CONTROL card, providing network access to the DEVICE ports in the system. The Channel Extenders provide additional circuits allowing more simultaneous network sessions, up to the system capacity of 16 device sessions. Channel Extenders are installed in slots B, C, D, and slot E, replacing the NETWORK cards and the TERMINAL cards in a 3200 system.

The SCS3230 is normally configured with four CHANNEL EXTENDERS, but may have any combination of CHANNEL EXTENDER cards and TERMINAL cards, as required for your application.

Note: At least one Channel Extender card is required if any DEVICE access is required using your IP Network.

CHANNEL EXTENDER cards connect to the NETWORK / CONTROL card using a short RJ45 cable. Each CHANNEL EXTENDER provides up to four (4) simultaneous sessions for DEVICE port access over the IP Network connection.

3.3. 3 TERMINAL Cards

The TERMINAL card provides a point of connection for a conventional RS-232 terminal or a computer running a terminal emulation program. Users connected through a TERMINAL card may connect to any of the device cards in the system, provided that their user profile has access rights for the port. There are four ports per terminal card. Each port‘s parameters are set up independently from the other ports. All parameters are set up through the system administrator port. There is no access to the administration functions through the terminal card.

The SCS3230 may have up to 3 Terminal cards, depending on system requirements. In some applications, the existing Terminal Card may be required for local serial connection to one of the Device Ports. The existing Terminal Card is compatible and may be used, however the use of each Terminal Card(s) reduces the number of simultaneous Network connections (by 4 sessions) that may be made over the new 10/100 Network port on the Network Control Card. The 3200 Terminal cards offer configurable port parameters (baud rate, DTE/DCE, etc.), unlike the fixed parameters of the TERM (Console) port on the NETWORK / CONTROL card.

The SCS3230 requires version 4.00 (or higher) of the Terminal Card binary firmware (fterm.bin). This is not specific to 3230, and has been available for some time. Firmware updates are downloadable from the Lightwave FTP site (ftp://ftp.lightwavecom.com).

3.3.4 3200 Network Cards

The earlier 3200 Network card (10baseT) is not supported by the 3230 Network / Control Card. It will not function if installed.

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Contents SCS3230 Copyright & Trademark Lightwave Communications, Inc. LCI, a Lantronix CompanyDisclaimer & Revisions Date Rev CommentsDeclaration of Conformity Manufacturer’s Name & AddressProduct Description SCS3230 Setup Script and System Administration User Access and Interface For Your Notes Product Description Quick StartUpgrade Description System FeaturesHardware Features 3230 Network/Control Card FlashLantronix Company 1 10/100 Port Network Backup and Restore Commands Term Port ConsoleSystem Overview Connect Up to Thirty-two RS-232C Compatible Ports128K Fifo Audit Trail ConnectionsSecurity Passwords InterfacePower Supply Module 2 3200 Switch CardsSystem Components 3200 ChassisNetwork / Control Card Access CardsDevice Cards 4 3200 Network Cards Channel Extender CardsTerminal Cards 5 3200 10/100 Network Cards Modem CardInstallation Instructions Items in a SCS3230 KitMove Database from your CS3200 to SCS3230 Backup Procedure of your CS3200 SystemRestore Procedure To Restore from a 3200 to a To Update a Card or Cards LCI UpdateConnecting to the Term Port Connecting Equipment to the SCS3230 Terminal CardTerm DCENetwork / Control Card Modem CardDevice Card SUNConsoleServer 3200 System ConsoleServer 3200 Adapter Quick Checklist General layout showing Device port numbering SCS3230 Setup Script and System Administration Power-up Sequence Basic Use of the Administrator Functions Logging In, Serial Connection Logging In, Network ConnectionLogging Out System Help Command List Help ScreenAbbreviations SaveSys Admin vs. root access Setup Script Hostname and IP Address ConsoleServer 3200 System Lantronix Company Timezone Clock Lantronix Company Configure DNS Lantronix Company Hosts Services Syslog SSH Logins Telnet logins NTP Daemon Configure the Firewall ConsoleServer 3200 System Firewall Reject Method Ping AttemptsConsoleServer 3200 System Confirm Changes Save Command Creating and Managing Users Adding a User IDDevice Device Device Device Device Device Device Device Editing a User ID Listing User IDsConsoleServer 3200 System Deleting a User ID ListusersStop Bits Terminals Command Modem Command Status Commands Connections CommandListcards Command Version CommandInfo Command Powerstatus Command LOG CommandSys Admin Session Management Commands Linesperpage Command Breaking User ConnectionsBreak Command Forcelogout CommandTelnettimeout Command User Access and Interface Network CardBye Command Overview of Commands Logged OUT HelpMonitor A.K.A. Device Mode Help Logging In and Changing Passwords F2 PULL-DOWN Menu Showing Initial Menu ChoicesConnection Info Screen Logging OutChecking Connections Selecting a Device Port F2 PULL-DOWN Menu to Select a Device PORT, PartListening to a Server Session F2 PULL-DOWN Menu to Listen to a Device Port PartF2 PULL-DOWN Menu to Listen to a Device Port Part Direct Mode Direct Mode Escape SequenceUsing the Buffer F2 PULL-DOWN Menu for Device A.K.A. Monitor ModeGoto Beginning of Buffer Goto END of BufferDisplay Next Display PreviousLantronix Company Break Generation Sequence F2 PULL-DOWN Menu to Change Break SequenceDisplaying System Information F2 PULL-DOWN Menu to Display System InfoFront Panel Display Information Lantronix Company ConsoleServer 3200 System Panel 10 press down Panel 11 press down Appendix a Command Abbreviations Connections Appendix B Hexadecimal Ascii Code Equivalent
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