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| Table 3. Front Panel LEDs |
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LED | Indication | Description |
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PWR | Off | The module is powered off |
| Green | The module is In Service |
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SHDSL | Green | SHDSL loop is trained with good signal quality |
| Yellow | SHDSL loop is trained with poor signal quality |
| Red | SHDSL loop is not trained |
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T1/E1 | Off | Port is active with alarms |
| Green | Port is active with no alarms |
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TEST | Off | Module is not in loopback or BERT |
| Green | Local loopback is active or BERT is running with no errors |
| Yellow | BERT is running with bit errors |
| Red | BERT is running with no pattern sync |
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ALM | Off | No alarm condition detected |
| Yellow | Alarm condition detected remotely |
| Red | Alarm condition detected locally |
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4. PROVISIONING
The SHDSL T1/E1 NTU menus are accessed via the
The parameters of the VT100 terminal should be set as follows:
•9600 Baud
•No parity
•8 Data bits
•1 Stop bits
•No Flow Control
Once these steps have been completed, the following options will appear in the SHDSL T1/E1 NTU Main Menu:
1.Unit Information
2.Provisioning
3.Status
4.Test
5.Performance History
Windows HyperTerminal
Windows HyperTerminal can be used as a VT100 terminal emulation program. Open HyperTerminal by selecting Programs/Accessories/HyperTerminal. Refer to the Help section of HyperTerminal for additional information.
NOTE
To ensure proper display background, select VT100 terminal emulation under Settings.
The menu tree in Figure 3 illustrates the path to every provisioning, performance, and test access point in the SHDSL T1/E1 menu system.
Table 4 lists the complete set of configurable options with settings and factory default values.
NOTE
When the NTU is in T1 mode, all related E1 options will be
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