RAD Data comm ASMI-450 operation manual Jumper and Switch Location Functions, Switch S1

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Installation

Jumper and Switch

Location and

Functions

Figure 2-1. Identification of Cover Screws

The ASMi-450 consists of a main board and a user's port interface board. The jumpers and switches located on the ASMi-450 main board are identified in figure 2-2. Their functions are described below.

In addition to the jumpers listed below, the ASMi-450 has additional jumpers, that are set by the manufacturer and must not be changed by you.

Note

Figure 2-2 also indicates the location of the 1A protection fuses, F1 and F2, used to protect the line side of the isolation transformers of the HDSL line.

The type of user's port interface board depends on the interface installed on your ASMi-450. None of the user's port interface boards offered with the ASMi-450 includes user-selectable jumpers.

Switch S1

The ASMi-450 is delivered with a set of default parameters that allow the user to start the configuration activities from a known state. These parameters are stored in its program EPROM, and therefore cannot be modified. By configuring the ASMi-450, the user specifies custom parameter values; these parameter values are stored in the ASMi-450 data base (located in non-volatile memory), and are automatically loaded each time the ASMi-450 is powered up.

Note

If during the power-up self-test, it is found that the user's configuration has been corrupted, the ASMi-450 will automatically reload the default parameters from its EPROM.

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ASMi-450 Installation and Operation Manual

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Contents ASMi-450 Warranty Selv HdslRegulatory Information Declaration of Conformity Page Contents ASMi-450 Control from the Control Port Appendix a Connector Wiring Contents List of Figures List of Figures Xii List of Tables List of Tables Xiv Starting the Configuration Preliminary Preparations Starting ProcedureStep Action Use the Command Configuration ProcedureFunction Terminal Type TV920 VT52 VT100 Freedom 100/110 Command Index Type Configuration Display Commands Control CommandsQuick-Start Guide Purpose and Main Features Functional DescriptionTypical Application for ASMi-450 with Data Interface Hdsl Subsystem Characteristics System Timing Internal timingLocal Control Control ASMi-450 OperationRemote Management Introduction Physical Characteristics Test and Diagnostics CapabilitiesAlarms Power RequirementsBinary Digits Quaternary Symbol Transmission Media Hdsl Line SignalOperating Environment Hdsl Signal Structure HDSL-Related System Functions Technical Specifications Hdsl InterfaceEthernet Interface Physical Characteristics Chapter Installation GeneralUnpacking Site RequirementsGeneral ASMi-450 Configuration InformationOpening ASMi-450 Case Jumper and Switch Location Functions Switch S1ASMi-450 Internal Settings OFF Jumper R/C Internal Settings Procedure Reinstalling ASMi-450 CoverJumper FGND/GND Connector Location Grounding AC Power Connection Power Connection Users Port ConnectionsDC Power Connection Hdsl Line Connections Control Port Connection Chapter Front-Panel Operating Instructions ScopeFront Panel Controls, Connectors, and Indicators Control or Indicator FunctionIndicator Function IndicatorsEthernet Interface Control of ASMi-450 Operation, General General General Operating Instructions Display FunctionsTest Functions Configuration ParametersStatus Messages Display Description SeeASMi-450 Display Using Front-PanelOrganization Push-buttonsFront-Panel Operating Instructions System Configuration Parameters Designation Function ValuesControl Port Configuration Parameters Turn-on Checking Current Operating Configuration Operating InstructionsCursor DisplayScroll Normal Front-Panel Indications Fault IndicationsStep Action Key Display Ethernet Interface IndicationsConfiguration Procedure Local Configuration Set-Up ProcedurePassword ProtectionAlready there Scroll to display the desired group Specific Configuration Guidelines Alarm BufferSP Parameters LCD Configuration Error Messages Front-Panel Operating Instructions Chapter ASMi-450 Control from the Control Port Hardware Requirements Request to Send RTS Interface TypeData Terminal Ready DTR Clear to Send CTSRing Indication RI Autobaud FunctionData Set Ready DSR Preparation for Use of Supervision Terminal Internal SettingsControl Port Configuration ASMi-450 Preparations Supervision Terminal ConnectionsASMi-450 Supervision Language Command Language Syntax Command OptionsCommand Protocol Option Meaning Example of UsageIndex of Commands Command Purpose Options CLR Loop ASMi-450 Command Set DescriptionCLR ALM FormatDate CLR TSTDEF Agent DEF Name Display FieldsDEF Node DEF PWDDEF SP Purpose Format UsePWD DEF SYS DEF TermFunction Terminal Type VT-52 VT-100 Freedom-110 DSP ALMFormat Use Alarm No Alarm Syntax Meaning State Time Quality Alarm Remote AlarmRemote Signal Loss Remote DBREM LAN not DSP HDR TSTDSP ST Line ConnectedDisplay Format DSP ST PortPurpose Format Use Display Format DSP ST SYS ExitHelp Parameter Designation Default Value Init DBLoop PasswordNode Reset TimeStarting a Session Single ASMi-450 Control Session Ending a Control Session Configuration Error Messages ASMi-450 Control from the Control Port Indicators Display Status Indications and MessagesMessage Description Corrective Actions Alarm ON/OFFASMi-450 Alarm Buffer Messages Cont’d Remote Alarm Remote Reverse Test Functions Test FunctionsLoop REM REM Port Operating InstructionsPower-Up Self-Test Activating the Test Functions from a Control TerminalTroubleshooting Instructions Trouble Symptoms Probable Cause Corrective MeasuresLAN RS-530 DCE Connector and Adapter Cables Pin Designation Direction FunctionRcea Pin Designation Direction Function 36/RS-449/422Rceb V.35 DCE Connector X.21 DCE Connector Pin Function Hdsl Line ConnectorRS-232 V.24 Control Port Connector Pin Line Connected Connected to To TerminalEthernet Interface Connector Appendix B Snmp Management General Snmp Principles Snmp EnvironmentSnmp Operations MIB Structure Management Information BaseMIBs Supported by the ASMi-450 Snmp Agent Management Domains Under Access Restriction Using Snmp CommunitiesSnmp Communities ASMi-450 Communities ReadIP Address Structure IP EnvironmentGeneral IP Environment Address Class First Byte Address RangeSnmp Management Snmp Traps Appendix C Installation in 19 Racks Installation of Single Unit Figure C-1. Installation of Single Unit in 19 RackInstallation of Two Units General PreparationsFastening the Two Units To install the ferrite cores ASMi-450