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Multi-Tech Systems FR111 owner manual Configuring your MultiFRAD using a Dumb Terminal

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4.4Configuring your MultiFRAD using a Dumb Terminal

4.4Configuring your MultiFRAD using a Dumb Terminal

To configure your MultiFRAD, power up a terminal or pc running communications software and hit the ENTER key. The Main menu appears on your screen, configure the data port for sync or async mode of operation and the trunk for the frame relay parameters. The Multi- FRAD configuration is contained in the following procedure.

1Apply power to your terminal or pc. After the terminal or pc boots up, run the communications software. Setup your communica- tions software for a speed between 2400 and 115.2K bps, 8-bits, no parity, and 1-stop bit. Press the ENTER key to display the MultiFRAD Main Menu.

2Enter option 1 and press the ENTER key to display the Configura- tion menu.

Configurations

1- Data Port Configuration

2- Trunk Configuration

3- Factory Default Configuration Options S - Store All Configurations

M - Main Menu

P - Previous Menu Selection: _

3If your Data port is being setup for Async mode of operation, proceed to step 4 to configure your data port.

If your Data port is being setup for a sync mode of operation, enter option 1 in the Configuration menu and press ENTER. Enter 1 again and the Data Port Async/Sync submenu is displayed. Enter option 2 for Sync mode of operation. Then proceed to step 5 to configure your data port.

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Multi-Tech Systems FR111 Configuring your MultiFRAD using a Dumb Terminal, M - Main Menu P - Previous Menu Selection

Contents

Owners Manual Single Port Frame Relay Access Device with 56K DSUModel FR111 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiverConsult the dealer or an experienced raido/TV technician for help both amended byPage Owners Manual 82067401 Revision B MultiFRADTM 100-Series Model No FR111Patents TRADEMARKSContents Chapter 3 - SetupChapter 4 - Software Loading and Configuration Chapter 1 - Introduction and DescriptionChapter 6 - ASCII Terminal Menu System Chapter 7 - Service, Warranty and Tech SupportAppendices Introduction and Description Page 1.1 Introduction Figure 1-1. MultiFRAD 100-SeriesChapter 3 - Setup Chapter 4 - Software Loading and Configuration1.2 About This Manual Chapter 1 - Introduction and DescriptionChapter 7 - Service, Warranty and Tech Support Chapter 6 - ASCII Terminal Menu SystemFigure 1-2. Typical Frame Relay Network 1.3 A Typical Application1.3.1 Ordering a Frame Relay Line 1.3.2 How to Configure a MultiFRAD Page Page 1.4 FCC Regulations for Telephone Line Intercon- nection Service Center in U.S.A commission or corporation commission for information9. If so required, this equipment is hearing aid compatible Manufacturer1.5 Canadian Limitations Notice 1.6 Specifications Data Port TrunkElectrical/Physical/Environmental CompatibilityPage Front and Back Panel Descriptions Page 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Front PanelFigure 2-1. Front Panel DataTrunk Power Connector Trunk ConnectorData Connector 2.3 Back Panel2.4 Switch Settings Figure 2-3. Switch SettingsTable 2-1. Switch Settings Switch2.5 Shunts Figure 2-4. ShuntsPage Setup Page 3.2 Unpacking 3.3 Safety Warnings3.1 Introduction 3.4 Setup Figure 3-1. DIP-Switch SettingsFigure 3-2. Power Connection Figure 3-3. Data ConnectionPower DataFigure 3-4. Trunk Connection Trunk3.5 V.35 Shunt Figure 3-5. ShuntsSoftware Loading and Configuration Page 4.1 Introduction 4.2 Loading SoftwarePage Page 4.3 Configuring Your MultiFRAD using Windows Page 10 The Back to Back check box should normally remain unchecked Your MultiFRAD 100 is fully operational at this time 14 The Configuration dialog box is displayed12 Click on the OK button to return to the Main menu M - Main Menu P - Previous Menu Selection 4.4 Configuring your MultiFRAD using a Dumb TerminalConfigurations 1 - Data Port Configuration 2 - Trunk Configuration Data Port Configuration x - Enter Number, or P - Previous Menu Selection Enter the DLCIData Link Connection IdentifierValid values are between 0016 to x - Enter Number, or P - Previous Menu Selection Selectionx - Enter Number, or P - Previous Menu Management Type 1 - Annex D ANSI T1.617 2 - LMI 3 - Annex A ITU-T Q.933 P - Previous Menu SelectionEnter a number that is less than or equal to the Monitored Event Count Page Software Utility Descriptions Page 5.1 Introduction 5.2 MultiFRAD Main Menu5.2.1 Configuration Data Port Diagnostics5.2.2 Others Statistics 5.2.3 Download5.2.5 Help 5.2.6 MultiFRAD Version5.3 Data Port Configuration Mode Asynchronous/SynchronousSync Mode Parameters SpeedEncoding Scheme InterFrame Timer in mSBetween Frames CRC Preset Async Mode ParametersBaud Rate Word LengthParity Stop BitsFlow Control PacingPass Xon EchoEIA Pass Through Trunk FacilityENQ/ACK Management Type 5.4 Trunk ConfigurationData Link Connection Identifier DLCI Encapsulation Type Management Parameters Polling IntervalError Threshold Full Status CounterMonitored Event Committed Info Rate CIRBack to Back Excess Burst Rate Be5.6 Diagnostics 5.5 StatisticsLoop Tests Other TestsPage ASCII Terminal Menu System Page 6.2 Configurations Menu 6.1 Introduction6.2.1 Async Data Port Configuration The Word Length option sets the number of bits in a word. The word length range is 5 to 8 bits. The default is 8 bits 20 IN Trunk Facility4 IN 6.2.2 Sync Data Port Configuration Page 6.2.3 Trunk Configuration Page should be less than or equal to the Monitored Event Counter P - Previous Menu Selection 6.3 StatisticsStatistics 1 - View Statistics Page 6.4 Reset Options 6.5 Diagnostic Tests6.5.1 Loop Tests Flash Firmware UpgradeThe methodology for all of the tests is the same 6.5.5 Flash Firmware Upgrade 6.5.2 Memory Test6.5.3 Watch Dog Test 6.5.4 Product and Firmware IDService, Warranty and Tech Support Page 7.3 Tech Support 7.2 Limited Warranty7.1 Introduction 7.3.1 Recording MultiFRAD Information Model Number Serial Number Firmware Version7.3.2 Service ATTN SERVICE OR REPAIRS7.4 About the Multi-Tech BBS MULTI-TECH SYSTEMS, INC 2205 WOODALE DRIVE MOUNDS VIEW, MINNESOTAIf you know the file name 7.4.1 Logging on to the Multi-Tech BBS7.4.2 Downloading a File 7.5 About CompuServe If you don’t know the file nameftp//ftp.multitech.com 7.7 About the Multi-Tech Fax-Back Service7.6 About the Internet 7.8.1 Using FlashPro to Upgrade MultiFRAD Firmware 7.8 Upgrading the Flash PROMPage Appendices Page Appendix A Cabling Diagrams Data connector RS232C/V.24 * CableTo FR111 Data Connector Data CablesTrunk Cable Pin IdentificationRJ-48 Cable 1 2 3 4 5 6 7RJ48S Back-To-Back CableRJ48S