RAD Data comm ASMI-450 operation manual Status Indications and Messages, Indicators Display

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Indicators

Display

Chapter 5

Diagnostics

5.1 General

The ASMi-450 diagnostics functions include:

Status indications and messages - Section 5-2.

Test functions - Section 5-3.

Power-up self-test - Section 5-4.

Troubleshooting - Section 5-5.

5.2 Status Indications and Messages

ASMi-450 status is indicated by the front panel indicators. Indicator functions are listed in Table 3-1.

The Ethernet LAN and interface status is indicated by the rear panel indicators. Indicator functions are listed in Table 3-2.

The ASMi-450 maintains an alarm buffer. The buffer can store one alarm event of each type, and a maximum of 100 alarms can be stored for display on the control terminal.

The ASMi-450 operator can view the contents of the alarm buffer on the front panel LCD display, and can delete the event alarms from the buffer when no longer needed. This procedure is explained in Section 3-6.

Table 5-1 presents the alarm messages displayed by the ASMi-450 in alphabetical order, and lists the actions required to correct the alarm condition (the messages displayed on the control terminal have a similar syntax).

To correct the reported problem, perform the corrective actions in the given order, until problem is corrected. If the problem cannot be corrected by carrying out the listed actions, have the ASMi-450 checked by the technical support personnel.

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Contents ASMi-450 Warranty Hdsl SelvRegulatory 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 Preliminary Preparations Starting Procedure Starting the ConfigurationFunction Terminal Type TV920 VT52 VT100 Freedom 100/110 Configuration ProcedureStep Action Use the Command Type Configuration Display Commands Control Commands Command IndexQuick-Start Guide Functional Description Purpose and Main FeaturesTypical Application for ASMi-450 with Data Interface Hdsl Subsystem Characteristics Internal timing System TimingRemote Management Control ASMi-450 OperationLocal Control Introduction Alarms Test and Diagnostics CapabilitiesPhysical Characteristics Power RequirementsOperating Environment Transmission Media Hdsl Line SignalBinary Digits Quaternary Symbol Hdsl Signal Structure HDSL-Related System Functions Hdsl Interface Technical SpecificationsEthernet Interface Physical Characteristics General Chapter InstallationSite Requirements UnpackingOpening ASMi-450 Case ASMi-450 Configuration InformationGeneral Switch S1 Jumper and Switch Location FunctionsASMi-450 Internal Settings OFF Jumper FGND/GND Internal Settings Procedure Reinstalling ASMi-450 CoverJumper R/C Connector Location Grounding DC Power Connection Power Connection Users Port ConnectionsAC Power Connection Hdsl Line Connections Control Port Connection Scope Chapter Front-Panel Operating InstructionsControl or Indicator Function Front Panel Controls, Connectors, and IndicatorsEthernet Interface IndicatorsIndicator Function General General Operating Instructions Display Functions Control of ASMi-450 Operation, GeneralStatus Messages Configuration ParametersTest Functions Display Description SeeOrganization Using Front-PanelASMi-450 Display Push-buttonsFront-Panel Operating Instructions Designation Function Values System Configuration ParametersControl Port Configuration Parameters Operating Instructions Turn-on Checking Current Operating ConfigurationScroll DisplayCursor Step Action Key Display Fault IndicationsNormal Front-Panel Indications Ethernet Interface IndicationsPassword Local Configuration Set-Up ProcedureConfiguration Procedure ProtectionAlready there Scroll to display the desired group Alarm Buffer Specific Configuration GuidelinesSP Parameters LCD Configuration Error Messages Front-Panel Operating Instructions Chapter ASMi-450 Control from the Control Port Hardware Requirements Data Terminal Ready DTR Interface TypeRequest to Send RTS Clear to Send CTSData Set Ready DSR Autobaud FunctionRing Indication RI Control Port Configuration Internal SettingsPreparation for Use of Supervision Terminal ASMi-450 Preparations Supervision Terminal ConnectionsCommand Protocol Command Language Syntax Command OptionsASMi-450 Supervision Language Option Meaning Example of UsageIndex of Commands Command Purpose Options CLR ALM ASMi-450 Command Set DescriptionCLR Loop FormatDEF Agent CLR TSTDate Display Fields DEF NameDEF PWD DEF NodePurpose Format Use DEF SPPWD DEF Term DEF SYSFormat Use DSP ALMFunction Terminal Type VT-52 VT-100 Freedom-110 Alarm No Alarm Syntax Meaning State Time Remote Signal Loss Remote AlarmQuality Alarm Remote DBDSP ST Line DSP HDR TSTREM LAN not ConnectedPurpose Format Use Display Format DSP ST PortDisplay Format Exit DSP ST SYSHelp Init DB Parameter Designation Default ValueNode PasswordLoop Time ResetStarting a Session Single ASMi-450 Control Session Ending a Control Session Configuration Error Messages ASMi-450 Control from the Control Port Status Indications and Messages Indicators DisplayON/OFF Message Description Corrective Actions AlarmASMi-450 Alarm Buffer Messages Cont’d Remote Alarm Remote Reverse Test Functions Test FunctionsOperating Instructions Loop REM REM PortActivating the Test Functions from a Control Terminal Power-Up Self-TestTrouble Symptoms Probable Cause Corrective Measures Troubleshooting InstructionsLAN Pin Designation Direction Function RS-530 DCE Connector and Adapter CablesRceb Pin Designation Direction Function 36/RS-449/422Rcea V.35 DCE Connector X.21 DCE Connector RS-232 V.24 Control Port Connector Hdsl Line ConnectorPin Function Pin Line Connected Connected to To TerminalEthernet Interface Connector Appendix B Snmp Management Snmp Operations Snmp EnvironmentGeneral Snmp Principles MIBs Supported by the ASMi-450 Snmp Agent Management Information BaseMIB Structure Snmp Communities Access Restriction Using Snmp CommunitiesManagement Domains Under Read ASMi-450 CommunitiesGeneral IP Environment IP EnvironmentIP Address Structure Address Class First Byte Address RangeSnmp Management Snmp Traps Appendix C Installation in 19 Racks Figure C-1. Installation of Single Unit in 19 Rack Installation of Single UnitGeneral Preparations Installation of Two UnitsFastening the Two Units ASMi-450 To install the ferrite cores