FCR | The Flow Control Received (FCR) indicator lights when the remote MultiMux's buffers are full and the |
| local MultiMux has been told to stop sending data. The FCR indicator will only come On when |
| flow control is active. The FCR indicator lights for both internal DSU and an external link |
| device. |
RD | The Remote Down (RD) indicator lights when the local MultiMux cannot extablish communications |
| with the remote MultiMux. The RD indicator lights for both internal DSU and an external link |
| device. |
TM The Test Mode (TM) indicator lights when the MultiMux is placed in test mode. Refer to Chapter 7 for test mode operation.
Table 3-1. LED Indicators (Continued)
Indicator | Description |
| Command Modem |
CD Indicates the local command modem has detected a carrier signal from a remote command modem.
RCV/XMT Indicates that the command modem is
OH Indicates that the
Voice/Fax Channels
FXSThe Foreign Exchange Station (FXS) indicator lights when the designated channel is configured for FXS operation. FXOThe Foreign Exchange Office (FXO) indicator lights when the designated channel is configured for FXO operation. E&MThe Ear and Mouth (E&M) indicator lights when the designated channel is configured for E&M operation.
VCEThe voice (VCE) indicator lights when voice traffic is active on the designated channel. FAXThe FAX indicator lights when fax traffic is active on the designated channel.
XMTThe transmit (XMT) indicator lights when voice or fax data is being transmitted on the designated channel. RCVThe receive (RCV) indicator lights when voice or fax data is being received on the designated channel.
XSGThe transmit signal (XSG) LED lights when the FXS configured channel is
RSGThe receive signal (RSG) LED lights when the FXS configured channel is ringing or the E lead is active on the E&M configured channel.
TM The test mode (TM) indicator lights when a test is being performed on a voice/fax channel.
Back Panel
The cable connections for the MultiMux are made at the back panel. Refer to Chapter 4 for cabling installation procedures. Refer to Appendix D for cabling diagrams. The MultiMux back panel is shown in Figure