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The Access Bank II Remote Monitor User’s Guide describes how to set up and configure the Access Bank II for first-time basic operation using the MS Windows 95/98/NT-based Remote Monitor appli- cation installed on a PC.

The Access Bank II is a family of intelligent T1 voice and data multiplexers, available in the following models:

•Access Bank II

•Access Bank II SNMP

•Access Bank II SDSL

•Access Bank II SNMP SDSL

•Access Exchange (Access Exchange is not covered in this manual. For information about using Remote Monitor with Access Exchange, see the Access Exchange Remote Monitor User’s Guide. )

0.0.1Access Bank II

The basic model of the Access Bank II provides dual-port T1 voice and data multiplexing, and is equipped with integrated pairs of Channel Service Units (CSUs) and Data Service Units (DSUs). It supplies up to 3.072 Mbps of synchronous bandwidth capacity for connecting customer premises telecommunications equipment to public and private network DS1 services. A V.35 port for internet or router connections may be configured for up to 1.5 Mbps on one T1, while all 24 voice channels are terminated on a second T1. A single T1 with a mixture of voice and data can also be used.

0.0.2 Access Bank II SNMP

The Access Bank II SNMP offers all of the features of the Access Bank II, with the following additional features:

•An embedded Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) agent supporting MIB-II and standard MIBS for T1 and V.35 via TCP/IP over a 10base-T Ethernet connection.

•A Command Line Interface (CLI) for local or remote management via RS-232 or telnet connections.

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Contents Access Bank Page Page Page Access Bank Access Bank Access Bank II SnmpAccess Bank II Sdsl Access Bank II Snmp SdslPage Contents Data Port Setup Getting Started System RequirementsSoftware Overview Software InstallationInstalling Remote Monitor Creating a Shortcut on the DesktopRemote Monitor Connecting the PC Directly to the Access Bank 560DQDJHPHQW&DEOHConnecting a Modem to the Access Bank II for Remote Access WR%0Starting Up Remote Monitor Pull-Down Menus Setting Up Remote Monitor Selecting the Current ProductSetting Up Remote Management Connecting to the Access Bank Click on Connect Now, orSetting Up Remote Monitor Help General Rules and Tips for Using the Remote Monitor Reading and Sending ScreensPage Saving Configurations Screen FlaggingChanging to a New Product Loading Configurations MiscellaneousSystem Setup System Setup ScreensFlagging Changed Screens Names Screen Problem Reporting Screen System Clock Screen Snmp ScreenConfiguring Network Parameters ColdStart Trap and warmStart Trap Configuring System Group Information Page T1 Setup T1 Setup2 T1 Hardware Setup System Clock SourceT1 Definitions Line Build Out LBO Data Port Setup V.35 Data Port SetupSetting the CTS Control Option RS-232 Data Port Setup RS-232 Data Port SetupSetting the Synchronous Data Rate or Asynchronous Subrate Synchronous Data Rate Option Asynchronous Subrate Options Page Connections Static ConnectionsConnecting Individual Channels Configuring Contiguous Channels Channel TypeChannel/Signal Type Screen Performance Event Log ScreenMessage Event Log Screen Retrieving Events from the Event Log Clearing the Event Log3 T1 History Loss of Received T1 Signal Also called Loss of Carrier DefinitionsSeverely Errored Seconds 5 T1 History Last 24 HoursMaintenance TestingLoopback Configuration TSI Bert Internal Bert Configuration Loopback Configuration SettingsAnalog Ports Update Interval Update IntervalsFXS Lcfo LCF LEDs System LEDs DIP Switches Definition of V.35 Status LED last LEDDIP Switches