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8.If the upload completes successfully, the unit reboots automatically and runs using the new configuration. If the upload fails, an error message is present in the Previous Transfer Status field. If the TFTP server cannot be contacted, the attempt takes approximately 20 seconds to timeout.

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Atlas 800PLUS Trademarks About this Manual REN/SOC FIC Usoc 61200226L1-1 Affidavit Requirements for Connection to Digital Services Vii Viii Canadian Equipment Limitations 61200226L1-1 Table of Contents Operation Chapter Creating a Dedicated Map Appendix C Warranty and Technical Support Information List of Figures Xvi List of Tables Xviii Product Overview Atlas 800 Plus Base Unit Frame Relay Point-to-Point Circuit Dedicated and Switched Connection Maps in a Single Platform Signaling Conversion for Maximum Interoperability Digital Access Cross-Connect System Dacs Flexible Network Management and Maintainability T1 Bandwidth Manager Isdn Access SwitchWAN Overbooking Atlas 800PLUS Features Configuration and ManagementSoftware Upgrade Signaling Support Isdn Switch Types Switched Connection MapsTesting Dedicated Connection Maps Introduction 61200226L1-1 Before Installing the Atlas 800PLUS Contents of Adtran ShipmentsChecking the Power Connection Customer Provides Grounding Instructions Rear Panel Control In/Chain Connection Control Out/Chain Out Control In/Chain In Pinout Control Out/Chain Out Pinout Network ConnectionUnused RX Data Ethernet 10BaseT Connection MON MonitorNetwork Pinout Ethernet 10BaseT Pinout Option Slot Arrangement Installing Modules Power UP Testing and InitializationSelf-Test Installation Front Panel Layout Atlas 800 Plus ShiftAtlas 800 Plus Front Panel Layout Operation Keys System LED DescriptionTo do this Press these front panel keys Return to the Main menu from any menu location Channel Service Unit CSU Status Getting Started Using Terminal Menus Getting Started Using the Front PanelOperating the Atlas 800 Plus Set the Default Gateway IP address typically required TelnetDefine the IP Address Set the Subnet Mask VT-100 Operation Watch Pro Atlas 800PLUS Front Panel Menu Structure Front Panel LCD Navigating the Front Panel Front Panel Main Menu Front Panel Menu Tree Status Menu Configuration Menu Utility Menu Selftest Software RevRun Selftest Password Reset Show ResultsTest Checks this Clear Results Alarm Alrm Menu Active AlarmsView History Clear History Front Panel Operation and Menu Structure 61200226L1-1 Atlas 800PLUS Terminal Menu Structure Menu Path Navigating the Terminal MenuWindow Panes To do this Press one These keys Shows contents of currently selected menu Brief description of currently selected commandDisplays information about selected commands Ctrl-A Describes current position in the terminal menu structure Using the Keyboard Keys Right Window Pane NotationThis notation Means that Terminal Menu Navigation Configuration Keystrokes Restore factory default settingsSession Management Keystrokes Copy selected items to the clipboard Getting Help System InformationInsert a new list item Delete a list item Startup Mode Installed MemoryBoot ROM Rev System Location System Status Tx Frames Rx FramesClear System LED Temp Fail Configuration Chain Port Signal LeadsData Tables This statistic Does this This option Does this System Configuration Default Gateway Max Telnet SessionsEthernet Port Port Name Snmp Access Port SpeedInitialize Modem Flow Control Trap Transmission Authen Trap TransmissionTraps Destination Trap Filtering Syslog Setup Access PasswordsSystem Event Logging Transmission Access Rights PasswordLabel If you want the user to Select level Active System UtilityModule Slot Current Update Status Module TypeTransfer Method Tftp Server Filename Previous Update Status Begin Firmware UpdateConfig Transfer This field Does this Load and Use Config Save Config RemotelyCurrent Transfer Status Previous Transfer Status This test Logs this result Reboot SystemTDM RAM Modules Slt State TestNo Response Atlas 800PLUS Controller T1/PRI Submenu Items Performance Current DS0 status Means thisField Provides this status information Performance 15 Min Performance 24 Hr Pattern Dedicated MapsQRSS/RLB Results Create/Edit Maps Map NameSort To/From Connects From Config From SlotDS0 Selection DS0 Available Trunk Conditioning Trunk Conditioning Example To Config Defining Trunk ConditioningTo Slot Activate Time Enbl Day Dial PlanNetwork Term Terminations Sig Signalling Slot/PortOutgoing#Accept Source ID Accept Numbers Data 64 kbps, Analog, Speech, and Treat Call AsSearch Primary Search Interface Configuration Out#RejReject Numbers Examples Slot/Port Select list of option modules/ports Signaling User Selection RBS PRIIn#Accept Data 64kbps/Data 56kbps/Analog/Speech Treat Call As Out#Rej Outgoing Number Reject ListData 56kbps/Data 64kbps/Audio/Speech Global Parameters Area Code Automatic Routeback Rejection Interface Configuration Quad T1/PRI Module Interface Configuration Network Specific Facility Voice Strip MSDOutgoing Caller ID ID Presentation ID NumberSwap ANI/DNIS Quad T1/PRI Module Network Termination/RBS Direct Inward Dialing Signaling MethodDid Digits Transferred Did Prefix Trunk Number Quad T1/PRI Module User Termination/PRI Value for Caller ID to be sent to the Network i.e., 256 963 Quad T1/PRI Module User Termination/RBS Quad Nx56/64 Module Interface Configuration Caller ID Number Octal BRI Module Configuration Phone Number Spid NumberCalls D64 Using the Terminal Menu Overview Dedicated Map DesignData T1-D 1-24 Voice Router PBX Configure the Ports Connections NameDS0s Name DS0s Implement the Map Completed Dedicated Map Understanding the Application Understanding the Dial Plan Configure the PortsRAS PBX Network PRI Type of PRI switch being provided Type of BRI switch being providedPlan the Dial Plan Number of digits Network Terminations PRI-A Implement the Dial Plan User TerminationBRI D,E,F PRI-B Completed Network Map Completed User Map Creating a Dial Plan 61200226L1-1 Firmware Updating Update Firmware Using XmodemXmodem Firmware Updating Update Firmware Menu Interface Select Xmodem for the Transfer Method field Updating Firmware Tftp Firmware Updating Update Firmware Using TftpModule Slot field Update Firmware Menu Interface Error File Not Found Error Access ViolationError Illegal Operation Error User aborted Understanding Snmp Basic ComponentsNetwork Manager Agent Traps Defining a Trap Destination ListFiltering Traps Standard Traps DS1 Alarm Traps DS1 TrapsStandard Trap Index Trap Names Severity Description Normal Minor DS1 Snmp Traps Alarm Severity DescriptionMajor DS1 Current Alert Snmp Trap Severity Description DS1 Alert TrapsCurrent interval unavailable Total Alert Traps Severity Description Total interval unavailable second threshold has Utilities Delivered with the Atlas 800PLUS TelnetMenu Options Session Menu Connect Edit Entry Add NewDelete Disconnect VT-100 Tftp Server Local Echo and Auto Repeat Menu Options Server Menu Enable DisableAbort Print Log To Clipboard Clear Log Saving the Current Configuration to a Tftp ServerLog Field To retrieve the configuration from a Tftp server 10-8 System Event Logging Title Login Failure ConfigCold Start Authen Fail ALM-A ALM-I RED Alrm -A RED AlrmYelw Alrm -A Yelw Alrm TX Yelw -A TX YelwCH Alrm -A CH Alrm T1 TOT Sefs Thrs T1 TOT UAS ThrsT1 TOT CSS Thrs T1 TOT PCV Thrs Config BRI LT Config BRI NTConfig PRI CO Config PRI CPE Spid Registration com Normal BRI NT All SPIDs registered Plete Spid Registration Normal BRI NT Registering SpidChan UP Atlas Table A-7.ISDN Cause Codes Cause Code Message Category Invalidelemcontents TimerexpiryProtocolerror Channotimplemented Table A-8. Cause Code Log Entries Location Appendix A. System Event Logging Troubleshooting Table B-1.Troubleshooting Appendix B. Troubleshooting Warranty and Customer Service Product Support InformationPre-sales Inquiries and Applications Support Post-Sale Support RMA Department 256 Index CTS DCD Index-4 LBO Index-6 PRI RMA C-1 Index-9 Tftp Xmodem Index-12 Product Support Information