Entering Letters Using the Front Panel | ADTRAN TSU IQ+, 1204002L2

Chapter 9. System Configuration

ENTERING LETTERS USING THE FRONT PANEL

Configuring the READ/WRITE COMMUNITY names requires the entry of letters rather than numbers. When configuring the unit using the front panel, the following steps must be taken in order to perform these entries. The following example uses the WRITE COMMUNITY name.

1.Select WRITE COMMUNITY from the SYSTEM CONFIGURATION

menu.

2.Press the up arrow key to scroll to the desired character.

3.Press Enter.

4.Repeat steps 2 and 3 until all characters have been selected.

5.Press the Enter key to complete the entry.

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Contents

TSU IQ+ Trademark Information Following conventions are used in this manual Usoc Important Safety Instructions 61200275L1-1 61200275L1-1 Vii Affidavit Requirements for Connection to Digital Services Canadian Emissions Requirements Canadian Equipment Limitations Limited Product Warranty Xii Table of Contents Operation Applications Configuration Overview Configuring the Network Port Configuring DBU Options System Configuration Table of Contents Maximum Tx Utilization 10-11 Xxii 61200275L1-1 Xxiii Xxiv Testing Index-1 List of Figures List of Figures List of Tables List of Tables Xxx Introduction Product Overview Features Understanding Frame Relay T1/FT1 Overview T1 Service OfferingsFractional T1 Network Manager Snmp ManagementAgent Dial Backup Operation TelnetInterface Card Options Ethernet Card Wire Switched 56 DBU Card DBU CardIsdn DBU Card PRI DBU Card Introduction Receipt Inspection UNPACK, INSPECT, Power UPAdtran Shipments Include Rear Panel Power UpCustomer Provides Function TSU IQ+ Rear View Network Connector DBU and LAN Card SlotsTest Jacks Monitor DSX-1 Port ConnectorControl Port Installation Front Panel TSU IQ+ Front Panel Cancel Key LCD WindowEnter Key Up and Down Arrow Keys ERR Error ALM AlarmShift Key LED Descriptions Front Panel Operation TST Test VT-100 Terminal Connection and Operation Terminal Login Menu Local Login Via Telnet PC Connected to Local and Remote IQs TSU IQ Beginning Telnet Screen Local Telnet Login Menu Screen Local Local Main Menu Screen Remote Login Via Telnet TSU IQ+ Login Screen Remote 10. Telnet Login Menu Screen Remote 11. Remote Login Screen 12. Continue or Exit Screen 13. Remote Main Menu Screen TSU IQ+ Menu Structure Main Menu Management Applications Local VT-100 Terminal Management Control Port Mode Baud Rate Out-of-Band Management Out-of-Band Management Application Example Minimum Configuration Requirements IP AddressControl Port Options Subnet Mask In-Band Management Trap Manager IP AddressTrap Manager Port Local PVC Management Management Dlci Shared PVC Management Management Dlci 1 and/or Dlci 2 Mode Management Dlci 1 and/or Dlci Dedicated PVC Management Dial Backup Application LAN Applications Dial Backup Application DBU Application 1non-PRI Example Settings for Dial Backup Options Entry #1 Entry #2DBU Phone # DBU Call Order DBU Application 2 PRI PRI DBU Card at Host Site Example Settings for PRI DBU Card a Auto DBU Global DBU Settings B and C Auto DBUExample Settings for PRI DBU Card at Host Site Entry #1 Applications Configuration Overview Local and Remote Configuration Terminal Configuration Menu Terminal Configuration Tree Front Panel Configuration Tree Data Port Configuration NX Port Port MAPPhysical Layer Options Phys LYR Opts Follow RTS DSR OptionNormal CD Option T392 Frame Relay Options FR OptsN392 and N393 Guidelines for Configuring Management Dlci Signaling Responses SIG ResponsesManagement Dlci Mgmt Dlci Management PVC Option Mgmt PVC OPT DSX Port Configuring the Network Port Network Port Framing Format Framing Line Code LNE Code Clock Source CLK Source Line Buildout LBORx Sensitivity RX Gain Channel Bandwidth Channel Rate T391 Signal Type SignalN391 Management Dlci 1 and 2 Dlci 1 Management Dlci 1 and 2 Mode Dlci 1 and 2 ModeMaximum PVC Count History Interval Count Hist INT Count PVC Options PVC ConfigDBU Phone Number CIR Kbps DBU Call Order #Seq Num Checking SEQ # Delay Measurement PVC Delay EnabledDisabled Stats Option Stats OPT Next Next key on front panel Previous Prev key on front panelAdd ADD key on front panel Delete Delete key on front panel Configuring the Network Port Configuring DBU Options Dial Backup Menu Tree Dial Backup Menu Tree with Option Cards Installed Auto DBU DBU Options DBU Criteria DBU Timers Fail Timer Fail TMRRestore Timer Restore TMR Wait to Redial Redial Delay Modem Options DBU Card Configuration OptionsIsdn Options Call Screening PRI Options Tx Yellow Alarm Physical Layer OptionsLine Code Clock Source DCE Options Local LoopbackInterface Type DBU Bit Rate Change Password IP Address IP Address IP Address Subnet MaskControl Port Options Cntl Port Opts Write Community WR Community Read Community RD CommunityTrap Mgr Options Trap MGR Opts IPx Protocols 1Unknown System Time/Date System NameHistory Interval Size HST INT Size Entering Letters Using the Front Panel Statistics Viewing Statistical Information Terminal Interface Terminal Statistics Display Options View by Interval View by Day Hot Keys ESC=MenuScroll =View by Day/View by Interval DTE Port Statistics View by Day Statistics Screen Signaling State Signaling DetectedSignal Down Time Leads On Signal Error Signal TimeoutsSignal State Change CRC Errors Length Error Encapsulation ErrorEA Violation Inactive Dlci Network Port Statistics Network Port Statistics View by Day TSU State Possible TSU StatesPRI State DBU State Maximum Rx Throughput Average Rx ThroughputMaximum Rx Utilization Average Rx Utilization Port UA Time Tx Full StatusTx LI Only Async Status Signal Loss AIS AlarmRed Alarm T1 State Change PLL Alarm Yellow AlarmPath Code DSX Port Statistics DSX StateDSX State Change DSX UA Time Layer 3 Statistics ARP Px Type current Px Type listed for each interval Px Rx FramesPx Rx Bytes Px Rx Dist% Px Tx Bytes Top TalkersPx Tx Dist% DBU Port Statistics Address TypeRx Distribution Tx Distribution DBU Port Statistic View by Day PRI Channels PRI Channel Descriptions This Channel No receive signal Possible PRI StatesLoopback code received from telco or Manual loopback Time in DBU CRC Error 61200275L1-1 10-25 Call Manager Call Manager Menu PRI Channels and Corresponding Status Dlci Statistics Dlci Statistics for a Specific Dlci Throughput Tx and RxUtilization Remaining Rx Fecn PVC IA TimeTx Fecn Rx Becn Tx BecnRx DE Tx DE Minimum Frame Delay Maximum Frame DelayAverage Frame Delay Minimum Rx Frame Dlci List 10. Dlci Statistics Summary for All DLCIs System Statistics 11. System Statistics Screen Viewing Statistical Information Front Panel Interface DTE Port Statistics Available on Front Panel Signal State Signal ErrorsErrored Frames Abort Frames Network Port Statistics Available on Front Panel DBU Port Statistics Available on Front Panel DSX-1 Port Statistics Available on Front PanelChannel State System Statistics Available on Front Panel 14. System Statistics Screen 10-38 61200275L1-1 Testing Front Panel Test Menu Ping Test Length PVC LoopbackStart Test Stop Test View TestPVC Active/Inactive/Undefined Test Active/No Test Active Average Loop Response Time AVG Resp Time View Dlci List Line DSX LoopbackPort 11-8 61200275L1-1 Dialing Options Dial Options Menu non-PRI DBU Dial Backup Dial Options when Dial Backup is IdleStay on Leased Dial Options During Dial Backup 12-4 61200275L1-1 Appendix a Pinouts Table A-3. Pin Assignments for Control Connector Table A-4. Pin Assignments for 10BaseT ConnectorRJ Pin# Function Direction Ethernet Card Table A-5. Pin Assignment for V.35 Connector Ccitt 1 B+D Isdn Fgnd Appendix A. Pinouts Specifications and Features Operating ModesLine Interfaces DTE Interfaces DBU Interfaces DiagnosticsDCE Card Relevant Protocol Standards Agency ApprovalsPhysical Appendix B. Specifications Summary Appendix C Acronyms and Abbreviations CSU FSU PVC UAS Appendix C. Acronyms and Abbreviations Appendix D Glossary Becn CIR CPE CTS Dlci FCS Hdlc Isdn PRI PVC SES Telnet Appendix D. Glossary Index Numerics Index-2 61200275L1-1 Index-3 Index Index-4 Post-Sale Support Pre-Sales Inquiries and Applications SupportRepair and Return