Definity Extender | Lucent Technologies 3100, 3000 instruction

DEFINITY® Extender

Rack Model 3000 &

Analog Switch Card Model 3100

System Administrator’s Guide

555-025-116

Comcode: 108373465

October 1998

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Lucent Technologies 3100, 3000 manual Definity Extender

Contents

Definity Extender Your Responsibility for Your System’s Security Trademarks Ordering Information Contents Specifications Installing Switch Cards Troubleshooting Page Important Safety Instructions Customer Support Information Support Telephone NumberUSA only Outside the USA Security Your System Preventing Toll Fraud Security Your System Preventing Toll Fraud FCC Regulations FCC Regulations Equipment Attachment Limitations Limited Warranty Software End User License Agreement Disclaimer of Warranty Limitation of Liability Terms and Conventions Intended AudienceAbout This Manual Example Purpose Conventions used in this Manual Chapter Number Title How to Use This ManualDescription Chapter Title Number This page intentionally left blank Product Overview Chapter Contents Subject Product Product OverviewSummary Product Overview Description Switch Card ModelRemote Module Model Typical Installation What a typical installation looks like Definity Extender Model 3000 Rack Description ConfigurationData Definity Extender Model 3100 Card Description Switch Management Interface 8Issue 1 October Specifications Transmission Specifications Specification Definity â Extender Model 3000 Rack SpecificationsRack Specifications Reference Information Analog Switch Card Specifications Definity â Extender Model 3100 Card SpecificationsCommunication User Data Port Rack Installation Lucent Supplied Equipment Rack InstallationOperational Considerations Minimum PC Requirements Customer Supplied Equipment How to prepare the site for installation Page Rack Backplane Rack Backplane connectors Pstn Backplane connectors defined Rack Mounting How to secure the Rack to a chassis How to wire the Rack to the Pstn and Definity ECS Twisted Pair Rack Termination Connector P106 Connector P108 Connector P105 Wire Card Tip Ring Connector P107 Issue 1 October 1998 Data Port connectors on the Rack Backplane How to connect the Cards to the Data Network Feet Remote PC Terminology RS-232 Cable Pinouts Power Up Before you Power Up the RackIntroduction 18Issue 1 October Installing Switch Cards Information Installing Switch Cards Settings How to Install Switch Cards in the RackProcedure This page intentionally left blank Configuration To set up the Rack AdministratorPassword System Configuration Steps How to Configure the Remote Module Configuration Steps How to connect to the Admin Port Click Start Run How to install the Switch Management Interface Welcome screen How to install the Switch Management Interface Startup screen How to Start the Switch Management Interface QSelect from three options Password File Options Status Please wait while detecting hardware…………… How to Open a User Password File Opening or creating a password file How to Create a User Password File Initial card detection screen Initial Card Detection Administrator password screen How How to Change the Administrator PasswordWorks Guidelines Change administrator password User User Access Code OverviewUser ID Remote 11. Access codes Access Code Click ‘ + Add User’ How to Add/Remove Users‘ Delete User ’ to clear entry 12. User group list How to Create/Delete User Groups 13. Assign a user group name 14. Add/Remove users from user groups How to Add/Remove Users from User Groups Available commands QSetup tips How to Assign User Groups to Cards 15. User Group information screen 16. Select hardware How to Upload Passwords to Cards 17. Card selection Databits How to set the Switch Card Data PortParity Stopbits 18. Data port settings 19. Settings Icon How to Access the Rack through Terminal Emulation QSetting Passwords Display a Password How to disable passwords Setting Parity 36Issue 1 October Troubleshooting Using built-in TroubleshootingDiagnostics Problems Baseline Checklist How to Identify Problems Chapter Step Use the… For more information Green Yellow Meaning Blink See page…..in this ChapterAction Red Meaning Green Meaning Action Green 8Issue 1 October Overview Status Menu InformationStatus Flags Action Required OK none ErrorNever connected Status definitions True OK none False Flag definitions OffqHook Flag reset options How a Remote User Flags a bad Switch CardButton Function Statistics Menu Information Update Now button Reset Stats button Error Codes Error Codes10. Error Codes 104A to 110C Description 11. Error Codes 111A to 124C 12. Error Codes 125B to 138B Symptom Gaps in conversation or audio sounds choppy How to Troubleshoot Audio Problems How to Troubleshoot Audio Problems QHow to Troubleshoot Audio Problems Symptom Remote Module cannot connect to Switch Card How to Troubleshoot Connection ProblemsError Message on Remote Phone Possible Cause Action 13. Connect Error /No dialtone 14. Connect Error/No Carrier Error Message On Remote Phone 15. Connect Error/V42 Connect Error 16. Connect Error/ Password Not Verified How to Troubleshoot Connection Problems 17. Unexpected Disconnect/Lost Carrier 18. Unexpected Disconnect/Lost V42, Lost Signal How to Troubleshoot Connection Problems Symptom Cannot connect PC or terminal to data network How to Troubleshoot Data Connection Problems How to Troubleshoot Data Connection Problems Symptom Not satisfied with data performance Action Select Configure System Select Passwords How to reset a forgotten Administrator Password This page intentionally left blank Software Upgrades Software Upgrading How to check the software revisions of cards Select target image How to Upgrade Switch Card Software Select hardware Card selection Click Finish Ready to upgrade Setup How to Upgrade Software Using a Terminal program Please wait while flash memory is being checked… Verify Upgrade Upgrading the Remote Module Starting, REM Upgrade Erasing Flash at REM Completed Upgrade Successful Software Upgrading Verifying The Switch Upgrade This page intentionally left blank Glossary Glossary Glossary LED Switch Module