Lucent Technologies Network Access Module manual Set DIP Switches, Connect Cables

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Connect Cables

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Set DIP Switches

The DIP switches (Figure 3-2) must be set to the correct positions for the INA module to operate properly.

1. Set DIP switch 1 to the right.

Figure 3-2DIP Switches

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When DIP switch 1 is set to the right and the INA module is turned on, the console port is set to 9600bps, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity, and no flow control. This is the default setting and is used for connecting the C0 port to a console.

When DIP switch 1 is set to the left, the port settings can be controlled by ComOS. Use this setting for an external modem that is set up to provide access to the command line interface, for example.

Note – When you change the position of a DIP switch, you must restart the INA module for the change to take effect. To reboot, press the recessed reboot button on the front panel of the module. Pushing this button reboots the router software only and does not affect voice services.

2. Set DIP switch 2 to the left.

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Contents Merlin Magix Your Responsibility for Your System’s Security Year 2000 ComplianceCopyright and Trademarks Page Contents Using the Command Line Interface ContentsUsing the INAWizard Cable Specifications Using PMVisionTroubleshooting Merlin Magix AdministrationIndex ViiiSafety Instructions Important Safety Instructions -SAVE These InstructionsImportant Safety Instructions -SAVE These Instructions Related Documentation About This GuideAudience Merlin Magix DocumentationRelated Documentation Calling Group Supervisor and Service Observer User GuideSPM, Maintenance and Troubleshooting Merlin Legend Superscript Communications System, ReleasePortMaster Documentation Additional ReferencesDocument Conventions Document ConventionsDocument Advisories Convention Use Examples Bold fontINA Module Training Courses Limited WarrantyTechnical Support USA Dealers and Value-Added Resellers VARS. CallSubscribing to PortMaster Mailing Lists Xvi INA Module Description INA AdministrationINA Module On the Merlin MagixINA Front Panel On the INA ModuleINA Front Panel 1INA Module Front Panel INA ModuleCollect information about your T1 or PRI line Installation and Configuration StepsInstallation and Configuration Steps Setting Example Getting Ready for ConfigurationSet Up T1/PRI on the Merlin Magix T1/PRI ProvisioningAssign T1/PRI Channels Network SettingsNetwork Settings Settings Example Hours 16172.26.131.37192.198.32.17 192.198.32.33Connect Cables Installing the INA ModuleInstall the INA Module in a Carrier Connect a Serial Passthrough CableSet DIP switch 2 to the left Set DIP SwitchesSet DIP switch 1 to the right Connect CablesConnect a T1/PRI Cable Installing the INA ModuleConnect a Console Optional T1/PRI LEDs Connect an Ethernet CableObserve LED Behavior Observe LED BehaviorSystem LED System LEDEthernet LEDs 8Ethernet LEDsConnect the Workstation to the INA Module Using the INAWizardInstall the Wizard Over a LANRun the Wizard Connect a Console Using the Command Line InterfaceUsing the C0 Console Port Set the Administrative Password Using a Telnet SessionUsing the Passthrough Serial Connection LogSet the Ether0 Network Address Command set password PasswordCommand set ether0 broadcast highlow Set the IP Address and NetmaskSet the System Name Set the Default Route GatewayCommand set sysname String Set the System NameSet the Name Server Configure the WAN PortSet the Name Service Set the Domain NameSet the Port IP Address Optional Set Up Additional WAN PortsSet the Channel Rate Set the Transport Protocol Set the Destination IP AddressSet the Netmask Apply Filters to the WAN Port OptionalConfigure the WAN Port Using PMVision Install PMVisionRun PMVision Using a Crossover CableRun PMVision Communicate with the INA Module Using PMVisionCommunicate with the INA Module Selecting PMVision Functions Using Configuration FunctionsWorking with Configuration Panels Selecting PMVision FunctionsSave Enter Basic SettingsWorking with Configuration Displays EditName service type INA→ Configure→ Global Edit System name INA→ Configure→ SnmpDefault gateway INA→ Configure→ Global Name server address INA→ Configure→ GlobalUsing the Backup and Restore Functions Back Up the INA Module SettingsRestore the INA Module Settings 6PMVision Backup DialogObserving LED Behavior Troubleshooting aLED Behavior Possible Cause Solution Attach a console Observing Boot MessagesObserving Boot Messages Press the reboot button Observe the boot messages displayed on the console screenMemory address Error at failedField Possible Message Explanation AddressUsing the DS-1 Test Jacks Table A-2Interpreting Diagnostic Boot MessagesUsing the DS-1 Test Jacks Test Jack Label Description and UsageFigure A-1DS-1 Test Jack Locations Using the DS-1 Test Jacks Cables Specified Cable SpecificationsSignal Console CableEthernet Interface Ethernet Connector Transmission Type Cable Type DistanceT1/PRI Cable T1/PRI CableCrossover Cable RJ-45 ConnectorCrossover Cable Crossover Cable INAModule System Programming Summary Merlin Magix AdministrationINA Module Administration Options DSU Channel Selection INA Module Administration OptionsActivate or Deactivate the Onboard CSU INA Module Maintenance Options INA Module Maintenance OptionsError Events Selection DescriptionHour Event Totals INA ModuleMaintenance OptionsMenu Maintenance→ Slot→ Slot#→ Enter→ Error Events DescriptionMenu Maintenance→ Slot→ Slot#→ Enter→ Error Events→ Clear Clearing Error EventsMenu Maintenance→ Slot→ Slot#→ Enter→ Error Events→ Current Current EventsDemand Tests Menu Maintenance→ Slot→ Slot#→ Enter→ Demand test→ LineLpbkMenu Maintenance→ Slot→ Slot#→ Enter→ Demand test→ Line Loopback TestSurrogate Operation Backup and RestoreINA Module System Interactions Print Reports Pcmcia Flash Memory Card-Based Upgrade OperationBoard Renumbering Other System InteractionsFrigid Start ReplacementCondition Explanation System Erase System RestartINA Module System Interactions Index Index-1Index Index-2Index-3 T1/PRI Index-4Index-5