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Emulex DCP_link manual RS-422/530 Cable Assembly, Chapter, 5 Emulex PT1011209-01

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Contents

PT1054605-00, Rev A December DCPlink Multi-Protocol Router Advanced Configuration GuideDOC Statement Canada FCC Statement USAPrinted in U.S.A Introduction Table of ContentsHardware Configuration PrefaceRS-232 Null-Modem Cable Crossover Chapter 3 Installation and CablingRS-423/RS-485 Null Modem Cable Installing to Novell NetWare version Software InstallationSoftware Configuration Chapter 6 Frame Relay ConfigurationConfiguring the WAN Call Directory Chapter 7 X.25 ConfigurationNetwork Protocol and Binding Configuration Appendix A Diagnostic ProgramsPreface Audience for Advanced Configuration GuideProduct Support DCPx86i/e Terminology User Guide ConventionsNetWare Guides Included with DCPlink Related DocumentationProtocol Guides Emulex GuidesIntroduction ChapterEMULEX DCPLINK 1-2 Chapter Emulex DCPlinkSoftware Requirements Hardware Requirementsdisk compression utilities, such as Disk Doubler What’s Next?CAUTION The system must not load any of the following modules extended memory managers, such as HIMEM, QEMM, or EMM386DCP386 I/486 E DAUGHTERBOARD SETTINGS Hardware ConfigurationDCP386 I ADAPTER CONFIGURATION DCP486 E ADAPTER CONFIGURATIONFactory Default Settings Hardware Configuration Base I/O Address2-4 Chapter SW1 - Base I/O Address SettingsFigure 2-1 SW1 Host Interrupt Level IRQ Setting DCP286i-SBC Adapter Configuration DCPx86i/e Adapter ConfigurationJumper Settings Figure 2-5 Factory Default Jumper Block Placement Software Compatibility Level2-8 Chapter Control Register 4 Read OptionWindow Group Select Memory SizeFigure 2-7 Factory Default DTE Settings All Modes Except Setting Data Clock Direction DTE or DCEFigure 2-8 DCE Settings All Modes Except Figure 2-10 DCE Settings for the V.35 Mode After configuring the DCP286i adapter, refer to chapter 3 to† Install the DCP286i adapter in your computer † Attach cable Figure 2-9 DTE Settings for the V.35 ModeJumper Settings DCP386i Adapter ConfigurationWindow Group Select PC I/O Channel CheckFigure 2-12 DCP386i Factory Default Jumper Connections Figure 2-13 Window Group Select Jumper Plug SettingsHardware Configuration † Configure daughterboardWhat’s Next? 2-14 Chapter DCP486e Adapter ConfigurationJumper Settings Window Group SelectWhat’s Next? Hardware ConfigurationFigure 2-15 Window Group Select Jumper Positions 8-Port RS-232 Daughterboard DCP386i/486e Daughterboard SettingsDTE/DCE Selection Port # SwitchHardware Configuration 8-Port RS-422/X.21 Daughterboard Setting DTE or DCE OperationWhat’s Next? Switch† Install the adapter in your computer † Attach cable Hardware ConfigurationINSTALLING THE EMULEX ADAPTER Installation and CablingChapter 3-27 TROUBLESHOOTINGDCP386I/486E DAUGHTERBOARD CABLING 3-20Installing the Emulex Adapter DCP386i/486e Daughterboard Cabling NOTE All connections to the board should be made usingCabling Connections DCP286i-SBC Adapter CablesRS-422/X.21 Cabling Loopback Plug Options Optional Cable DrawingsR-S232/EIA-530 Loopback Plug DB25F S R T V AA V X C D H E F V.35 Loopback Plug Winchester MaleHardware Installation Figure 3-2 Not Supplied by Emulex3-8 Chapter X.21 Loopback Plug DBI5FFigure 3-3 Not Supplied by Emulex Figure 3-4 Emulex PT1011208-01 RS-232 Cable AssemblyDCP286i-SBC Adapter Cables Hardware Installation3-10 Chapter RS-422/530 Cable AssemblyFigure 3-5 Emulex PT1011209-01 Hardware Installation RS-423 Cable AssemblyFigure 3-6 Emulex Part #PT1011211-01 3-12 Chapter RS-485 Cable AssemblyFigure 3-7 Emulex PT1011210-01 Hardware Installation V.35 Cable AssemblyFigure 3-8 Emulex PT1011213-01 3-14 Chapter X.21 Cable AssemblyFigure 3-9 Emulex PT1011221-01 MODEM OR RS-232 Standard CableHardware Installation Figure 3-10 Not Supplied by Emulex3-16 Chapter RS-232 Null-Modem Cable CrossoverFigure 3-11 Not Supplied by Emulex Hardware Installation RS-423/RS-485 Null Modem CableFigure 3-12 Not Supplied by Emulex 3-18 Chapter V.35 Null Modem CableFigure 3-13 Not Supplied by Emulex Hardware Installation X.21 Null Modem CableFigure 3-14 Not Supplied by Emulex shielded cables to reduce radio frequency interference DCP386i/486e Daughterboard CablingRS-232 Cabling NOTE All connections to the board should be made usingTDA RDA RTSA CTSA DSRA SG CDA TCA RCA DTRA Hardware InstallationRS-232 Standard Cable DB25 FEMALE DCP PORTFigure 3-16 Not Supplied by Emulex RS-232 Three-Wire Port CableRS-232 Null-Modem Cable Crossover 3-22 ChapterRS-422/X.21 Cabling MODEM OR DCE RS-422 Standard Cable3-24 Chapter DCP PORTHardware Installation X.21 Adapter CableFigure 3-19 Emulex PT1011204-01 13 z RS-422 Null-Modem Cable3-26 Chapter DCP PORTWhat’s Next? Troubleshooting2 Is the board securely seated in the system unit? Chapter Software InstallationSOFTWARE INSTALLATION PROCEDURE UNINSTALL PROCEDURESInstalling to Novell NetWare version Software Installation ProcedureAfter a short delay, the Installation Options menu appears 4-4 Chapter Installing to Novell NetWare versionFigure 4-4 The Installation Options Menu Figure 4-5 Other Installation Actions MenuFigure 4-6 The Installation Options Menu Uninstall Using NetWare Version Uninstall Procedures5 At the console server prompt, type 4-8 Chapter Uninstall using NetWare versionWhat’s Next? INETCFG Software ConfigurationCONFIGURING WITH INETCFG ChapterINETCFG Menus INETCFGProtocols - Specifies global parameters for Network-layer protocols Using Context-Sensitive Help Configuring with INETCFG Note Call Emulex technical support if the driver is not listed 6 Review the default values in the Board Configuration menu, and makes changes as needed What’s Next? Use the Tab key to toggle between Enabled and Disabled as needed9 Press Esc to return to the Internetworking Configuration menu † Frame Relay Configuration † X.25 ConfigurationConfiguring Protocol Parameters Frame Relay ConfigurationCONFIGURING THE NETWORK INTERFACE CONFIGURING WAN CALL DIRECTORYFrame Relay Networks IntroductionFrame Relay Parameters Planning Your Frame Relay Network Diagramming Your Frame Relay Network6-4 Chapter communicate with three remote sites using a minimum of 32 Kbps sustained bandwidth, the physical interface must be able to support at least 3 x 32 Kbps = 96 Kbps. You should also consider traffic pattern characteristics bursty or sustained when specifying interface speed Configuring the Network Interface 6 Select the adapter you wish to configure and press Enter Parameter Group field specifies the type of link management required Full Status Enquiry Counter specifies the number of standard status enquiries to exchange before issuing a full status inquiry from the network. The value ranges from 1 to 255 with a factory default of 6 enquiries. A full status enquiry response from the network updates the Frame Relay network and link information tables Configuring WAN Call Directory 3 Press Ins to configure a new WAN Call Destination 7 Circuit Type Permanent, the default, is the only option available Network Protocols and Bindings Configuring Protocol ParametersBinding Network Protocols to a WAN Interface 3.0 Advanced Configuration and Management Guide4 Select the desired protocol e.g., IPX, then press Enter 9 Highlight the desired WAN Call Destination, then press Enter What’s Next?Chapter X.25 ConfigurationCONFIGURING THE X.25 NETWORK INTERFACE CONFIGURING THE WAN CALL DIRECTORY7-2 Chapter IntroductionOn-Demand SVC Virtual Circuit ServiceProtocol PermanentLogical Channel Numbers Planning Your X.25 Network Diagramming Your X.25 NetworkFrame Level Parameters 7-6 Chapter Packet Level ParametersNote The following timers and counters are not configurable PVC, Lowest LCN - Determines the lowest LCN used for a PVC Logical Channel NumbersEmulex X.25 User Facilities 7-10 Chapter Configuring the X.25 Network InterfaceFigure 7-2 Network Interfaces Figure 7-1 Internetworking Configuration5 Card Type Select the Emulex adapter type if not already displayed Modifying/Creating a Profile Lowest Outbound SVC LCN Lowest Two-Way SVC LCN7-14 Chapter Local DTE Address X.25 Authentication Options7-16 Chapter Figure 7-6 Internetworking Configuration Configuring the WAN Call Directory2 The Configured Wan Call Destinations window is displayed − You can display a list of Interface Group names by pressing Enter 9 For SVC, enter the DTE Address in the Destination DTE Address field On-Demand 7-22 Chapter Expert Call ConfigurationTo configure another WAN Call Destination, repeat the above steps Configuring Protocol Parameters Network Protocol and Binding7-24 Chapter Binding Network Protocols to a WAN Interface 3.0 Advanced Configuration and Management GuideFigure 7-11 Internetworking Configuration Figure 7-12 Configured Protocol to BindingsFigure 7-13 Binding IPX 7-26 ChapterFigure 7-14 Wan Call Destination Entry Figure 7-15 Configured Wan Call Destinations TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Contacting EmulexPRODUCT SERVICE ChapterPlacing the Call Prior to Your CallTechnical Assistance European DomesticBulletin Board System Product Service24 - Hour Support Contacting Emulex FileNOTE The file EMULEX.LST in area #1 describes the files in each area Area DescriptionInternet EmuFax USING DCPDIAG3 FOR THE DCP386 Diagnostic ProgramsAppendix A DIAGNOSTIC PLATFORMDiagnostic Operating Requirements Diagnostic PlatformREADME.DOC Loading and Running the Diagnostic Platform Diagnostic Platform InstructionsDistribution Diskette A-4 Appendix A Menus− All On - Enables all tests in the displayed list CONFIG FILE README.DOC Using DCPDIAG3 for the DCP386iDiagnostic Operating Requirements Diagnostic Programs A-7A-8 Appendix A Running the Diagnosticdcpdiag3 Diagnostic Programs A-9