Carrier Access 770-0125-AB installation manual Maintaining BROADway Hardware, Installing New Cards

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Installation

Maintaining BROADway Hardware

Maintaining BROADway Hardware

To maintain your BROADway hardware you might need to:

!Install new cards to increase capacity or gain new functionality

!Replace failed cards with new cards

!Clean the fan filter, and replace it when needed

Installing New Cards

If you have a previously installed and partially populated BROADway chassis and you need to add more cards to increase capacity, you can install those cards using the same methods described earlier in this chapter. BROADway cards are hot swappable and can be removed and re-inserted while the chassis is powered.

WARNING! WHEN INSTALLING OR REPLACING BROADWAY HARDWARE, ALWAYS ADHERE TO GOOD PRACTICE WITH RESPECT TO ESD PROCEDURESUSE A REGULARLY AND PROPERLY TESTED GROUNDING STRAP.

Installing a Redundant NSP101 Card

To install a redundant NSP card, install the NSP card as described in Installing the NSP101 Control Card on page 2-13.When a redundant NSP card, its MODULE LED flashes green to indicate it is in an active standby mode.

Installing Additional NIP400 Cards

To install an additional NIP400 card, install the NIP400 cards as described in Installing the NIP400 Line Interface Card on page 2-16.

NOTE: You might need to cable additional NIP connectors. For example, if the original system had only four NIP400 cards, you might have only cabled NIP RX1 and NIP TX1. If you are now adding one, two, three, or four additional NIP400 cards, you will need to cable NIP RX2 and NIP TX2 as described in Cabling the NIP400 on page 2-17.

Installing Additional NHP160 Cards

To install an additional NHP160 card, install the NHP160 card as described in Installing the NHP160 Line Interface Card on page 2-19.

Installing Additional BSP200 Cards

To install additional BSP200 cards, install the BSP200 cards as described in Installing the BSP200 Line Interface Card on page 2-21.

NOTE: You might need to cable additional TX and RX connectors. For example, if the original system had only three BSP200 cards, you might have only cabled TX1/RX1, TX2/ RX2 and TX4/RX4. If you are now adding a BSP card in BSP-3, you will need to cable TX3/ RX3 as described in Cabling the BSP200 on page 2-22.

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Contents BROADway Page Compliance Safety of Information Technology EquipmentFCC Requirements, Part Type Card Service Framing CodingNetwork JackEnglish Industry Canada ICES-003Industry Canada CS-03 FrenchSafety Information Electrostatic Discharge ESD Precautions Limitation of Warranty & Limitation of Remedies WarrantyWarranty Product Returns Third-Party Software Notices Sun Microsystems, Inc., Software NoticePreface Table of Contents Configuration Table of ContentsPorts and Cables IndexXiv BROADway Release Chapter Overview Installation Chassis Overview Top I/O Panel Front View of the Bits ChassisTop I/O Panel Front View of the ITU Chassis Mounting the Chassis in a Rack Mounting the Chassis in a RackSide View of the Chassis Cabling Power and Ground Extension PlateBROADway Chassis Rear Panel View Connect to +24VDC or -48VDC power sourceGround at power source 48 VDC Connect to Earth ground+24 VDC Ground at power source +24 VDC FeedConnect to the serial port of a PC Cabling the Serial Craft PortCabling the Ethernet Port Connect an Ethernet cable from a PC to ETH-1Cabling the Clock Ports on the Bits Chassis Cabling the Network Synchronization PortConnect a second clock source Connect a clock source Cabling the Alarm Ports Cabling the Clock Ports on the ITU ChassisAlarm Input Sensing Pin NameAlarm Cut Off ACO Installing the NSP101 Control CardAlarm Output Reporting Insert one or two NSP101 cardsModule Red LED Module Green LED Status Top Bottom Active Green LED StatusPWR Red LED #2 PWR Red LED #1 Status Top Bottom Alarm SUM Red LED StatusETH Yellow LED Status Top #1 Bottom Installing the NIP400 Line Interface Card Insert NIP400 cards optionalClip Cabling the NIP400Connect to DSX panels or punch down blocks NIP400 LED Indicators Port LED Port StateCabling and Inserting the NHP160 Line Interface Card Installing the NHP160 Line Interface CardGrommets Insert NHP160 cards optional NHP160 LED Indicators A yInstalling the BSP200 Line Interface Card BSP200 line terminationsCabling the BSP200 BSP200 LED IndicatorsConnect BNC coaxial cables Interface Red LED Interface Green Status Bottom LED Top Insert OSP155, ESP155, or BCP155 cards optional Installing OSP155/ESP155/BCP155 Line Interface CardsGrommets Cabling the OSP155 and BCP155 Installation OSP155, BCP155, and ESP155 LED Indicators Cabling the ESP155Attaching the Front Panel Applying Power to the Chassis W a yInstalling New Cards Maintaining BROADway HardwareInstalling Additional OSP155, ESP155 or BCP155 Cards Replacing Failed CardsMaintaining the Fan Tray Fan BoardConfiguration Configuration Default BROADway IP Address Assigning an IP Address to the BROADway SystemAssigning a Different IP Address ACT-USERNSP1234CUSTOMER,BROADWAYPS#configure PS#configure PSNSP-config#no interface bviPS#show BVI status bridge-group number PS#show bvi statusLocal SCP-1 Serial Craft Port Access Management Access to the BROADway SystemViewing Serial Craft Port Settings With the GUI Remote Modem SCP-1 Serial Craft Port AccessEthernet Port Command Line Access Ethernet Port Web Browser GUI AccessLogging In With the Web Browser Interface GUI EnterConfiguration Configuration Click here to minimize this window This window must remain running in the backgroundACT-USERNSP1234 Logging In With the Command Line Interface CLIACT-USERNSP1234username,password CANC-USERNSP1234Setting Up User Accounts User Account Management Using the GUI RTRV-USERNSP1234ACTIVE User Account Management Using TL1RTRV-USERNSP1234ALL RTRV-USERNSP1234MEENT-USERNSP1234joetech,mypassword,ADMIN,TL1 DLT-USERNSP1234usernameChanging Your Password Using TL1 Changing Your PasswordChanging Your Password Using the GUI Current Password field, type your current passwordSetting the Date and Time Using TL1 Setting the System Date and TimeSetting the Date and Time Using the GUI ED-DATNSP1234YY-MM-DD,HH-MM-SSSetting System Node Parameters Setting System Node Parameters Using the GUIExamples Setting System Node Parameters Using TL1RTRV-UDATANSP1234 ED-UDATANSP1234USED-EQPTNSP1234ENA RTRV-EQPTNSP-x.PWR-11234ED-EQPTNSP1234DIS Managing the BROADway Configuration Database Managing the Database Using the GUI CPY-DBNSP1RUNNING,SAVED,newdbname Managing the Database Using TL1RTRV-DBNSP1 CPY-DBNSP1SAVED,offlinenameExporting the BROADway Database to a TL1 Script Re-Starting the BROADway System Using TL1 Copying Files Between NSP101 ControllersUsing FTP with the BROADway System INIT-SYSNSP1234ALLRtrv-sw-vernsp1234all Upgrading System SoftwareNSP1 rtrv-sw-vernsp1234all Ftp cd /FLASH \ftpFtp put c\temp\bw308.zip NSP1 set-upgradensp1234bw308,all Set-upgrade command NSP1 set-upgradensp1234bw308Rolling Back a Software Update Upgrading the Boot ROMNSP1 exec-sysnsp1234bootUpdate NSP1 init-sysnsp1234FORCETL1 Software Upgrade Commands RTRV-SW-VERNSP1234ALLAppendix a SCP-1 and SCP-2 Connector Pinouts SCP-1 SCP-2 future use Pin Signal NameETH-1 and ETH-2 Connector Pinouts ETH-1 ETH-2 Pin SignalCKIN-1 and CKIN-2 Connector Pinouts Bits Only Pin SignalNIP400 Connector Pinouts NIP TX1-RX1, NIP TX2-RX2 T1/E1 NIP400 TX tip TX ring RX tip RX ring Circuit CardPorts and Cables Alarms Connector Pinouts Pin Color Name SignalNHP160 Connector Pinouts Scsi Pin Color SignalPorts and Cables Ports and Cables Index Index BROADway Release Index Index