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Black Box 5000 manual Local Hub Group

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Multiserver 5000

Local Hub Group	Remote Hub Group
	PORT
CommBox II	CommBox II

A3	A1
A4
A5	A2
	Multiserver 5000
CommBox II

CommBox II

A1A3

A4

A2

A5

Multiserver 5000

CommBox II

CommBox II

Figure 3-1. In this distributed star, A1 and A2 are interconnect links. A3, A4, and A5 are mux links.

A1	Multiserver 5000

A2

Multiserver 5000

Multiserver 5000

Figure 3-2. A1 and A2 are interconnect links.

A1

A2

Multiserver 5000

CommBox II

CommBox II

Figure 3-3. A1 and A2 are mux links.

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Black Box 5000 manual Local Hub Group

Contents

Multiserver Multiserver Trademarks Table of Contents Table of Contents Bench Configuration and Testing Getting StartedLink Configuration Using Modems with the Interconnect LinkTesting Asynchronous Data Channels Data-Channel Configuration Switching ConfigurationAdministration Diagnostics LCD/Keypad Appendix a WorksheetsAppendix B Cabling Diagrams Appendix C DefaultsAppendix E Indicators Appendix D MessagesAppendix F Device Applications Physical Specifications SpecificationsPerformance Specifications Multiserver 5000 Base UnitMultiserver Async Channel Characteristics Sync Channel CharacteristicsMS1 Expansion Module-Async Only Configuration DCE SpeedExpansion Modules MS5 Expansion Module Sync/Async MX215CGeneral Specifications Analog SpecificationsMS1 Voice/Fax Cards Signaling Specifications Digital SpecificationsMS1 56K CSU/DSU Module MS RLB ModuleMS1 NMS Module MS1 V.35 Converter/DCEConverter/DCE Introduction LANFeeder Muxes ModuleLCN300A MS1 Voice/Fax Card CommPakExpansion Modules MS1 56K CSU/DSU Module MT150C11 MS1 Rackmount Kit RM220 MS1 NMS Module MX227CMS1 V.35 Converter/DCE MX226 DocumentationManual Text Conventions BoldMultiserver Network Design and Topologies Initial ConsiderationsNodes and Hubs Default Node Numbers and Node IDsWorksheets for the Network Syntax for Node Numbers and IDsLocal Hub Group Point-to-Point Switching Topology Examples of Network DesignsTypical Point-to-Point, Dual Link with Load Balancing Typical String Network Typical Star Application 10. Typical Distributed-Star Application Base-Unit Installation Check ContentsLCD Display CommPak Cartridge Installation and RemovalPower Up the Unit Behind itChecking the CCM Indicators LCD/Keypad Information if you wish to stopCCM Indicator LEDs Channel numbers are assigned to all the ports onModule and Channel Nomenclature CCM Board. The front-panel of the unit is to the left Module Installation Module Stacking OrderModule-Location Switch Settings Inter-Module Stacking Connectors Inter-module stacking connectorsDisassembly Procedures Blank Back PanelRemove the cover after taking out four fastening screws Remove any blank panels CEM, VOICE/FAX CARD, or CSU/DSU Module Installation Procedures 11. Installing the CCMPorts 13. Reinstalling spacers 15. The front and back of the cover Module Installation Converters Optional EquipmentGetting Started Connecting an Ascii TerminalAsync Terminal Settings Multiserver Base Unit LocationCommand Facility Command Facility Main Menu appearsThere is no default password. Just press cr Press cr. At the Enter Class prompt, enter $CMDDisconnect message is displayed Reset Defaults KeyName the Local Node Begin by pressing crSwitch S1 on the NMS Module Quick Setup Installing and Configuring the LinkSwitching Control Switching Controls Force Connect ALL Bench Configuration and Testing OverviewBench Configuration and Testing Using CSU/DSUs with the Interconnect Link Bench Configuration and Testing Bench Configuration for a Sync Data Channel Sync Data ChannelAsync terminal Port A6 Testing Asynchronous Data Channels Asynchronous Terminal SettingsLocal Multiserver Testing the RLB Module THICKNET, 10BASE-T, and FiberVoice/Fax Channels Force ConnectAvoid Node Duplication Link ConfigurationTypes of Links Assign a Port for Each LinkPort Configuration Multiserver 5000 CCM Default Port ConfigurationsInterconnect Link Screen will display the following prompt Next, select option 3 from the remote Command Facility menu Enter the node ID. Press crMux Link Enter NODE-ID # ### Select option 5 on the Port Configuration Menu X.21 LinkOption Default Description X.21 Link ParametersSame number as before Link Configuration Description See -2, X.21 LinkReview Link Configuration Data-Channel Configuration An example might be NEWYORK/A4Configure the port for sync Synchronous ChannelsFollowing protocol menu will appear Sync Protocol Options Option DescriptionSync Channel Characteristics Used for Each Sync Protocol DLCSync Channel Characteristics Option Protocol Default DescriptionDLC To DTE DLC None Data-Channel Configuration Configuration Description of Use Synchronous ClockingDTE DCE Asynchronous Channels Async Channel Channel Characteristics Asynchronous Channel Characteristics DC1 Autobaud Rates 10. Multiserver Bit ConversionAsync Channel Channel Features 11. Asynchronous Channel Features Asynchronous-Channel Switching Parameters, EIA100 12. Asynchronous Channel Extended Features Copy Channel Parameters Review Data-Channel Configuration 104 Data-Channel Configuration Connecting Data Channels CablesSwitching Configuration Switching ControlSwitching Control 107 108 Prompt From the Command Facility Main Menu, select AllForce-Connecting a Range Disconnecting ranges, see .3, Force Connecting a RangeSynchronous Connections PortsAsynchronous Connections Classes, for classInformation 113 Matching Capability for Asynchronous Channels Asychronous-Channel Switching Parameters Menu options is discussed in TableSwitching Parameters Asynchronous Channels, and -11, Asynchronous Channel117 Classes Local and Remote Hub Groups119 User is connected to the class Enter the primary class name selected. Press crClass Configuration 122 123 Connect Protocol Details Disconnect Sequence Initiated by device Device initiatesPort Contention/Queueing Call Completion Receiving port10.11 X.21 Switching Considerations Configure the port for DTR and assign it to the class128 Async Channel Administration ResetMenu-flow diagram for LCD/Keypad resets Each type of reset is described in TableReset Options Command Mode Command Mode menu will appearOptions of this menu are detailed in -2on the following Command Mode Selection of loopback tests. See .3, Async Channel LoopbackConfiguring the Command Facility AdministrationCommand Facility Configuration 137 138 139 Messages Enter the node ID and channel number or range of channelsIf the port or range selected is all async, the system Special Message Characters Max Option Default Char Description Dialog Messages143 Network Security Three menu options are detailed in -6, which is on the nextPassword Menu Status/Statistics Status/Statistics147 148 149 150 151 152 153 Link Configuration , for Link AdministrationChannel Administration Option DescriptionSwitching Administration Queue. See SectionClasses, for more information 156 Terminate Test DiagnosticsSelf-Test There are four test options available158 System Diagnostics in the Command Facility When this option is selected, the following menu appears160 Sync Channel Loopback Enter the channel to be tested. Press crThis test causes all of the LED indicator lights to After the test is initiated, the Command FacilityTerminal will be returned to the Command Facility Following menu will appearTesting the Network Integral CSU/DSU164 LCD/Keypad General LCD/Keypad Information166 Multiserver LCD/Keyboard Menu Flow Chart Menu TreeBanner Message Display LCD Banner DisplayReview System Message Log AdministrationReset Menu Functions170 This menu offers the following optionsDiagnostics Press the EXEcute key again and the Multiserver will resetThis menu offers the following test options Input Level Monitors the level of the incoming173 Configuration Prom #Appendix a Worksheets Worksheet for Planning Node Numbers and Node IDs Remote Synchronous Protocol and Channel Worksheet 179 Asynchronous Channel Characteristics Worksheet OFF Asynchronous Channel Features Worksheet 183 Asynchronous Channel Extended Features Worksheet Record of Asynchronous Classes Switching Parameters Worksheet Command Facility Parameters Worksheet Display Messages Worksheet Voice/Fax Parameters Worksheet Record of Passwords Appendix B Cabling Diagrams Cabling for the CCM and 6-Channel CEMs 193 194 195 196 197 Cabling for the 12-Channel CEM 199 200 201 Cabling for the 12-Channel CEM with Line Drivers 203 Cabling for the MS1 56K CSU/DSU Module Cabling for the NMS Module Cabling for Converters 207 208 209 Figure B-13. Tandem Cable Diagram Cabling for Use with TandemMultiserver and Feeder Mux Default Node Numbers and IDs Appendix C DefaultsSystem Administration Port ConfigurationCommand Facility Parameters Dialog MessagesChannel Features Asynchronous Channel ConfigurationChannel Characteristics Extended FeaturesAscii Bisync and Ebcdic Bisync DLCSynchronous Channel Configuration Sync-PadSync Micom VoiceFast Packet Interface Voice/Fax ModuleKTS Interface OPX InterfaceVoice/Fax Switching Parameters Voice/Fax Node ParametersCommand Port NMS ModuleLog Printer Port Appendix D Messages Screen Display MessagesScreen Display Messages Message 224 Screen Display Messages 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 Message Message Type Explanation Class name or Matrix if matrix switching is used LCD MessagesNode ID n/channel number c LCD Messages 236 LCD Messages 238 Appendix E Indicators Definition Off FlashingTable E-2. CCM Indicator LEDs 241 LED 243 244 Appendix F Device Applications TandemTable F-1. Spool Mode Type of TerminalAppendix G Rackmount Installation Figure G-1. Clip nut assembly for rack248 Upgrade Information Appendix H Additional Infomation250 Appendix H Additional Information Glossary Glossary Configuration switch group See switch group 254255 256 EBCDIC, Extended Binary Coded DecimalISU, integrated service unit An integral interface FDX See full-duplex258 259 260 PTT, Post, Telephone, and TelegraphSF, single frequency See tone signaling Single frequency See tone-signalling Slow busy signal262 263 Multiserver LCD/Keyboard Menu Flow Chart Menu Flow Diagram Park Drive Lawrence, PA 15055-1018 724-746-5500 Fax