Motorola 3460 instruction

	3460 Fast’R

Installing a Modem Card in an AccessWay (continued)

Step	Action

4.	If your AccessWay has:
	• Individual telephone cable connectors, connect cables from
	the telephone service outlets to each modem connector.
	The upper connector serves:
	— Two- and four-wire leased line modems, on
	four-wire leased line cards
	— Modem A, on dual-modem cards
	The lower connector serves:
	— Dial-line connections, on four-wire leased line cards
	— Modem B, on dual-modem cards.
	• Mass-termination connectors, you should have two multi-line
	cables from the telephone service outlets to the two mass-
	termination connectors on the AccessWay rear panel, already
	connected.
	• Note: Mass-termination is not compatible with the two- or
	four-wire leased-line/dial-line modem card.
	The upper connector serves Modem A on dual-modem cards.
	The lower connector serves Modem B on dual-modem cards.
	Refer to the 3460 Fast’R Reference Guide for cable pin-outs.

5.	A modem begins a self-test sequence when power is applied. A
	modem indicates test results as follows:
	• Successful completion: MR LED steady on.
	• A problem by setting LEDs in one of these ways:
	— MR: slowly blinking. TR: on. OH: off. CD: off.
	— MR: off. TR: on. OH: on. CD: on.
	You can also check self-test completion with Fast’RVu. Select
	Status, then select:
	• EIA to display DCD, DTR, DSR, CTS, and RTS signal states
	• Device to display rate and mode parameters that describe the
	modem’s current state
	Note the LED pattern. Report any problem to Motorola Support.

6.	Connect a cable from a computer serial port to the appropriate
	Modem DTE connector on the enclosure rear panel.

7.	To configure modems for operation, go on to Chapter 2.

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Contents

Motorola Proprietary Material LGEN031@email.mot.comFast’R Basic Modem Setup Advanced Modem Setup Troubleshooting Problems and Improving Performance Appendix B. Attention AT CommandsFast’RVu Appendix A. Regulatory Information Appendix C. Specifications Return Procedures IndexAppendix D. Four-Button/LCD User Interface Page About This Guide Introduction Mise en GardeAudience Other Documentation Vorsicht ¡PrecauciónAvertissement Warnung Trademarks WindowsPage To Access the Motorola World-Wide Web Site Motorola Customer InformationTo Order Additional Motorola User Documentation Page Excellent Good Average Below Average Poor Part Number T0022-01, Rev F Business Reply Mail Chapter Hardware Installation Fast’R Installing a Stand-Alone Modem Installing a Stand-Alone ModemStep Action RJ11 Telco For two-wire leased-line or dial-line modems For two- or four-wire leased-line/dial-line modems Ferrite Bead Installation Modem Rear Panel and Cable Connections Transformer Safety and Operational Notices Power TransformerConnecting Ports Repair Lightning Installing an AccessWay Enclosure Checking AccessWay Enclosure ShipmentSite and Power Preparation Computer Cable for Fast’RVu Cooling for One or Two Enclosures Cooling for Three or More Enclosures Fan and Deflector Requirements Cabinet Arrangement- Three or More Enclosures Selecting a Power Cord Power Cord and Plug Standards Countries Group Country Installing the Enclosure in an Equipment Rack Installing an AccessWay in an Equipment Rack Cabling an AccessWay Enclosure Cabling an AccessWay Enclosure Attached Motorola network management system NMS Cabling One or More Enclosures to a Computer Cabling Enclosures Together for Fast’RVuNMS or Fast’RVu First Enclosure Locations Second Enclosure Locations Third Enclosure LocationsFourth Enclosure Locations Modem Addresses in Multiple-Enclosure Configurations Installing/Removing Modem Cards Installing a Modem CardInstalling a Modem Card in an AccessWay Two-Wire Leased- or Individual telephone cable connectors, connect cables from Removing a Modem Card from an AccessWay Removing a Modem Card Power Modules AC Power Module DC Power Module Connecting to DC Power SupplyConnecting the AccessWay to DC Power Supply 12. Replace the power module 12. Power Module Alarm Circuit Switches Tip for Power Module Setup 4 cm Installing a Second DC Power Module Installing a Second DC Power Module 14. Dual DC Power Module Locations Power Module Location Two Slots Installing a Modem Daughtercard, Vanguard Enclosure Set-UpPage Vanguard Daughtercard Setup Before You Start Entering Commands to the Modem Setting Up for Asynchronous Dial OperationAsynchronous Operation Step Stage Basic Setup for Sync Leased-Line Operation Leased-Line Synchronous Operation Fax Setup on Windows Installing a Modem on a Windows Computer Install and run a fax application Page Chapter Advanced Modem Setup Modem Configuration and Commands What is the Configuration?Issuing AT Commands Issuing Network Management Commands What Are Option Sets? Configuring a Modem for Async Operation Managing Option SetsSelecting and Customizing Option Set Configuring a Modem for Leased-Line Sync Operation Option-Set Parameter Default Options Threshold DTR Delay Pstn SignalingModulation Mode Data Transfer Mode AT Commands for Modem Tasks AT Commands to Manage Option Sets Enter ThisAT Action Commands AT Action Commands Command & Option Description Dial Modifiers Dial Modifiers Description Site-Specific Parameters Default Option Available Option Non-Option Set Parameters Terminal Options Telco or Telco Jack OptionsDial Line Filter Dialing Options Access Security Options Remote Configuration OptionsOption Set Options Restoral Options DTR/ACU Other Options Access Security Functions Password Verification on Connection Configuration and Phone Number Access Restriction Access Security AT Command Summary Security Parameters, Default Options Command DescriptionOutbound Dial Restriction Quiet Answer Configuring a Remote Modem AT*RA Running a Remote Configuration Session Step Stage Network Management AT*NE Managing Remote Modems in an AccessWay Enclosure Managing Remote Modems AT*NP Parameter Options Option Description Configuring Modems for Restoral Parameter Option CommentAT*DI1=Low/Fast Dial line as soon as it connects Often the modem checks for loop Page Chapter Fast’RVu Getting Started With Fast’RVu Closing Multiple Fast’RVu Windows Language Options Specifying a Modem in Fast’RVuAdding a Display Language to Fast’RVu Specifying a Modem On Which to Operate Fast’RVu Fast’RVu main window, select Useful Information Do This Viewing and Setting Modem Options Example Setting Callback to Phonebook Entry Checking Device, Circuit, and Signal Status Example Checking Device Status Entering Commands This Command Submenu Lets You Example Copying a Configuration From One Modem to Another Example Executing a Bit Error Rate BER Test Executing Line and Modem Tests Using Fast’RVu to Communicate With a Remote Modem Network Management Override Problems During a Download Downloading Modem SoftwareDownloading Modem Software with Fast’RVu Chapter Troubleshooting Problems Improving Performance Troubleshooting Steps Troubleshooting Actions Installation Call Establishment Fast’R Data Mode Fast’R Call Termination File Transfer Mode LEASED-LINE Operation Running Diagnostic Tests Test Description Command Appendix a This Appendix EEC Directive Conformity For Pstn Operation in Portugal Fast’R Regulatory Marking Country Statutory Statements Canada Industry Canada Equipment Attachment Limitations Canadian Emission Statements Country Statutory Statements U. K Country Statutory Statements U. S. a FCC Part 68 Registration Information FCC Part 15 Emission Statements Fast’R Product Safety Regulatory Marking AT Command Set Command Option Description Echo Async AT Commands to Terminal Speaker VolumeEnter On-Line Data Mode Busy Out Test Select Pulse Dialing Display Result CodeStore Value in S-Register Select Tone Dialing Commands Break-Signal Receipt Handling Call-Answering ModeNo-Buffering Mode Select Connect Message Default Telephone Number to Dial When DTR Receive-Data Buffer Delay108=On Data Compression Dial Wait Period Pause After Dialing DTE Computer Port Rate Data Mode for Direct Mode Leased to Dial Threshold Error Correction Protocol Automatically Redial Failed CallsTransmit Level for Dialed Calls Flow Control Protocol Hold Dial Line Dial to Leased Threshold Dial Line Filter Link Telephone NumbersLow-Speed Operation Protocol LXn Transmit Level for Leased-Line Calls Pstn Signaling Modulation ModeMinimum Rate AT Message Maximum Rate Network Control NC Address Buffer OptionDisplay Stored Telephone Number Network Control Override Mode Secondary Channel Network Control Pass Through Password Protection Enable/Disable Password Protection LockPassword Protection Unlock Password Change Abort Remote Configuration Initiate/Terminate RestoralParity Restoral Auto-Redial Data Transfer Mode Auto RetrainModem Speed Bar Display Test Restoral Call Time-Out 25bis Synchronizing Idle Signal 25bis Character Code25bis Format 25bis Response Enter Access Security Group Password Callback After Incoming CallDial Restriction Require Remote Telephone Number Verify Password DCD Control DTR Control Re-Initialize Memory Now Guard ToneDisplay Modem ID Line Type Pulse Cycle CTS ControlDSR Control Clock Signal Source TestStatus Message Save Changes Power Up in Option Set Service ClassSelect Phonebook Entry to Enter +FCLASS=n Service Class +FCR=n Receive Fax Data+FLO=n Fax Flow Control Manufacturer ID Software Revision Level +FPR=n Serial Port Rate Command Default Register Parameter Value Description Options Stored in Status S- Registers Delay=S38 AT*DB3 Pin 22, where asserted means Enable restoral indicator on EIARestoral is active Result Messages and Codes NumericText Form Call Progress Result Codes Connect Connect Message Result Codes, Reliable=ShortConnect Message Result Codes, Reliable=Long Connect Reliable EC=x DC=y EC=x DC=y Miscellaneous Result Codes Test Pattern Result CodeFax Class 1 Result Codes +F4Page Appendix C Physical Characteristics Modem Stand Daughter Property Card AccessWay AlonePhysical Properties Vanguard Operating Modes Data OperationFax Operation Standards Modulation Modes Condition Modem Card AccessWay Stand-Alone Condition Modem Card AccessWay AloneEnvironmental Limits Operating Conditions Electromagnetic Compatibility AccessWay Enclosure Power Supply and Power Requirements AC Power Supply ModuleDC Power Supply Module AccessWay Enclosure Power and Modem Operation AccessWay Enclosure and Network Management Connectors and Interfaces Interface RJ-11Pin Function Interface RJ-21X Computer Interface Pin-outs Signal Number Circuit Function PinFunction RJ-11 Interface Pin-outs Function Mass-Termination Interface Pin-outsPin Function Power Interface Power Type Connector Changing a Configuration With the OLC ButtonNetwork Management Interface Pin-outs Pin Signal Pin Two-Wire Function Four-Wire FunctionNetwork Management Interface Pin-outs Interface RJ-11 Connection Type Dial Line Pin Function Stand-Alone Modem Connectors and Interfaces Computer Interface Pin Circuit Function LINE* Connector Interface RJ-11 Connection Type Telephone Pin Function Network Management Interface Pinouts NMS OUT Power Requirements Requirement at Main Characteristic Supply Modem Input Figure D-2. Stand-Alone Modem Front Panels Status LEDs Light Bars Figure D-3. Card Modem Front Panels Status LEDs Status LED DisplaysOff Light Bars Light Bar Displays This Indicates Compatibility 326X Leased-Line Operation NotePage Appendix D Configuration OPT’S Menu Organization-Categories Parameters, and Options Using the Front-Panel User Interface LCD DisplayControl Buttons Front-Panel Control Buttons Down Enter Return Procedures Introduction Equipment Return ProceduresCase of Damage To Return Equipment For locations Contact Factory Repair Packaging Guidelines for Equipment Return Symbols Numerics INDEX-2 INDEX-3 INDEX-4 INDEX-5 INDEX-6 INDEX-7 INDEX-8 INDEX-9 INDEX-10 INDEX-11 INDEX-12