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Softload

The optional softload feature lets you download new software into the TA through the local DTE port. The new software is stored in nonvolatile flash-programmable read-only memory devices (PROMS) and is retained even when the unit is powered down. This allows software updates and new features to be added to the TA without physically removing the unit from service.

The new software files are downloaded into the TA from the customer’s host computer using the YModem-G file transfer protocol. Password protection prevents unauthorized software changes.

Note: If the softload feature is not present, the %P1, $Q, $Y=x, $Y2=x, and $T=x commands will return an ERROR message.

The softload feature does not interfere with normal TA operation, except for the swap command. While the softload is in progress the TA remains fully operational.

TA SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE

The concepts of sets of software and how the TA’s Central

Processing Unit (CPU) use them are described below.

Software Sets

The TA has two sets of operational software: the active set and the alternate set. The TA operates from the active set and performs software downloads into the alternate set.

A swap command allows the user to swap software sets at any time. The active software becomes the alternate software, and vice versa. This swap also allows the unit to return to its previous version of software. The active software set selected is stored in a separate nonvolatile memory location and is retained even after powering down the unit.

Swaps to invalid software are prevented. If a power-up occurs in an invalid set of software, the TA automatically swaps to the alternate set of software.

Software Format

Updated software for the TA is provided on a standard PC-compatible 5.25” high-density floppy diskette. The host computer can be a PC on any other system capable of reading PC-formatted floppy disks and transferring files via YModem-G.

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20 Cabot Blvd UTA220/UTA220k Terminal AdapterUser Guide Motorola ING, IncUPDATES COPYRIGHTSTATEMENT OF APPLICATION SHIELDED CABLES FCC REQUIREMENTSSPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CANADA Industry Canada IC RequirementsCanadian Emission Requirements Load NumberPREFACE AND STATEMENT OF APPLICATION PrefacePreface Chapter 1. Introduction ContentsChapter 2. Installation Motorola Information Systems Group Customer InformationChapter 6. V.25 bis Dialer Operation Contents continuedChapter 5. LCD Operation Chapter 8. AT Command OperationChapter 10. BONDING Contents continuedChapter 8. AT Command Operation Continued Chapter 9. Rate AdaptionContents continued Chapter 12. D-Channel X.25 ContinuedChapter 13. Softload Chapter 14. DiagnosticsChapter 15. Maintenance Appendix A. SpecificationsAppendix D. Interfaces Appendix B. Factory Default Settings Appendix C. AT Command SetAppendix I. 128K Clear Channel Leased-Line Service Return Procedures IndexMotorola Information Systems Group Customer Information Introduction Schedule ServiceTo Access the IssuesDocumentation Customer Response Card FIRST CLASS PERMIT NO. 39783 MANSFIELD, MA BUSINESS REPLY MAILFOLD HERE DO NOT TEAR - FOLD HERE AND STAPLE NO POSTAGE NECESSARY IF MAILED IN THE UNITED STATESIntroduction FEATURESOther Features Chapter IntroductionIntroduction OPERATIONPHYSICAL DESCRIPTION Figure 1-1. Front Panel UTA220Introduction Caution Connecting a V.35 DTE to a non-V.35 port may damage the DTEFigure 1-2. Rear Panel EIA-232 Configuration Figure 1-3. V.35 Adaptor Figure 1-4. Four Port Rear Panel ConfigurationUTA220/UTA220k LED DescriptionFUNCTIONAL IntroductionSITE PREPARATION Chapter InstallationInstallation RECEIPT INSPECTIONISDN Connection INSTALLATIONPower Connection Figure 2-1. Typical InstallationUTA220/UTA220k DTE INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONSDTE Connection InstallationUTA220/UTA220k InstallationCover Removal SWITCHES AND STRAPSChapter Getting Started Getting StartedFigure 3-2. Typical Strap Application SWITCH AND STRAP SETTINGSSignal Ground Figure 3-1. Cover RemovalV.35/EIA-232 Interface DIP Switch PositionDIP Switch Settings for EIA232 D/E Operation Figure 3-3. Strap and Switch LocationsUTA220/UTA220k Interface Card RemovalFigure 3-4. V.35 EIA-232 interface Card Getting StartedPin Function DIP Switch Optionsdefault Figure 3-5. V.35 Switch LocationPinFunction CENTRAL OFFICE SWITCHSETUP Switch PositionACTION ISDN TERMINAL ADAPTERSTEP LCD SCREENLCD SCREEN Table 3-4 Programming Steps ContinuedGetting Started STEPACTION Getting StartedSTEP LCD SCREENUTA220/UTA220k Getting StartedISDN Standards Chapter ISDNISDN ISDN BASICSISDN Basic Rate InterfaceTerminal Adapters ISDN Basic Rate Interface PointsISDN ISDN ServiceISDN SWITCHES Figure 4-1. ISDN Devices and Reference PointsISDN Switch VersionDefault Mode Custom ModeTA Switch Version Switch VersionDefault Mode TA SwitchISDN B-Channel Data ServiceISDN CHANNELS Note The UTA220 supports only data callsISDN D-Channel Signaling ProtocolsB-Channel Data Protocols Layer OneUTA220/UTA220k Layer TwoLayer Three ISDNMain Menus Chapter LCD OperationLCD Operation LCD MENUSMain Level Table 5-1. Menu Option SummaryLCD Operation UTA220/UTA220kMain Level Table 5-1. Menu Option Summary ContinuedLCD Operation UTA220/UTA220kMain Level LCD OperationUTA220/UTA220k Table 5-1. Menu Option Summary ContinuedMain Level LCD OperationUTA220/UTA220k Table 5-1. Menu Option Summary ContinuedMain Level LCD OperationUTA220/UTA220k Table 5-1. Menu Option Summary ContinuedMain Level LCD OperationUTA220/UTA220k Table 5-1. Menu Option Summary ContinuedMain Level LCD OperationUTA220/UTA220k Table 5-1. Menu Option Summary ContinuedMain Level LCD OperationUTA220/UTA220k Table 5-1. Menu Option Summary ContinuedMain Level LCD OperationUTA220/UTA220k Table 5-1. Menu Option Summary ContinuedMain Level LCD OperationUTA220/UTA220k Table 5-1. Menu Option Summary Continued2. The LCD advances to the call status screen LCD OperationUTA220/UTA220k Table 5-1. Menu Option Summary ContinuedSELECTING V.25bis OPERATION IN V.25 bis MODEChapter V.25 bis Dialer Operation V.25 bis Dialer OperationFigure 6-1. HDLC Frame for V.25 bis Messages DTE INTERFACE PINSDTR Pin Operation DCD Pin OperationCTS Pin Operation COMMAND PROCEDURESCOMMANDS Dial Command CRNV.25 bis Dialer Operation Connect Incoming Calls CICINDICATION MESSAGES Call Connect Indication CNXUTA220/UTA220k Incoming Call Indication INCResponse Messages V.25 bis Dialer OperationUTA220/UTA220k V.25 bis Dialer OperationOPERATION CONFIGURATIONChapter EIA-366 Dialer Operation EIA-366 Dialer OperationData Line Occupied DLO INTERFACE SIGNAL DEFINITIONS Power Indication PWIDigit Signal Circuits NB1-NB8 Call Request CRQEIA-366 Dialer Operation These are used for clarity onlyDigit Present DPR Present Next Digit PNDUTA220/UTA220k Abandon Call and Retry ACREXAMPLE DIAL SEQUENCE EIA-366 Dialer OperationAT Command Mode Chapter AT Command OperationAT Command Operation AT COMMAND STATEMENTATD555-1212 CREATING A COMMAND STATEMENT ATCOMMAND STATEMENT GUIDELINES COMMAND STATEMENT BUFFERBACKSPACE KEY REPEATING A COMMAND ANUMBERED COMMANDS GROUP COMMANDSUTA220/UTA220k COMMAND SCOPESupervisor Command Mode AT Command OperationT-LINK Chapter Rate AdaptionRate Adaption RATE ADAPTIONUTA220/UTA220k Flow Control and Pin OptionsT-Link Options Rate AdaptionUTA220/UTA220k V.120V.120 Options Rate AdaptionUTA220/UTA220k Rate AdaptionOption Chapter BONDINGBONDING BONDING ON THE UTA220UTA220/UTA220k DISCONNECTING A BONDING CALLPLACING A BONDING CALL BONDINGSynchronous Operation Synchronous Mode 1 Sync Pause ModeSynchronous Mode 2 Dial Stored Number Mode Chapter Synchronous OperationUTA220/UTA220k Synchronous OperationUTA220/UTA220k Chapter D-ChannelD-Channel FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION X.25Initialize the PAD ATDD CommandAT@P1=P or AT@P1=D Command ESTABLISHING AN X.25 SESSIONEstablishing an X.25 Virtual Connection D-ChannelUTA220/UTA220k ATDD Escaping to PAD Command ModeEscaping to AT Command Mode Disconnecting the X.25 Virtual ConnectionParameter 1 Changed COMMON APPARENT PROBLEMSPAD COMMAND SET PAD Command FormatClear CLR Issuing PAD CommandsRESET Status STATUTA220/UTA220k Interrupt INTSET parametervalue,parameter value D-ChannelSET? parametervalue, parameter value Read PAR?PAR? parameter,parameter or PAR? Set and Read SET?D-Channel Remote Set and Read RSET?RSET? parametervalue parametervalue Profile Read/Save PROFD-Channel PAD Selectfacility request block - address block call user data facility request block - call user data address block call user dataClosed User Group CUG FACILITIESReverse Charging R Network User Identification NUIUTA220/UTA220k Recognized Private Operating AgencyFlow Control Parameter Negotiation D-ChannelResponse Table 12-1 PAD Command Set SummaryCommand DescriptionReason PAD SERVICE SIGNALSTable 12-2 PAD Service Signals ExtensionSignal PAD Reset Service SignalsPad Clear Service Signals SignalD-Channel Saving the X.3 Parameter ConfigurationX.3 PARAMETERS AND VALUES Table 12-4 PAD Clear Service Signals ContinuedRemarks Table 12-5 Default X.3 ParametersDefault ParameterD-Channel Table 12-6 CCITT X.3 Parameter ProfilesTransparent SimpleD-Channel Parameter 1 Pad Recall CharacterTable 12-6 CCITT X.3 Parameter Profiles Continued ValueUTA220/UTA220k Parameter 2 EchoParameter 3 Selection of Data Forwarding Characters D-ChannelValue Parameter 4 Selection of Idle Timer DelayD-Channel UTA220/UTA220kUTA220/UTA220k Parameter 6 Control of PAD Service SignalsParameter 5 Ancillary Device Control D-ChannelValue Parameter 7 Action of PAD on Break from DTED-Channel UTA220/UTA220kDescription Parameter 8 Discard OutputParameter 9 Padding after Carriage Return ValueUTA220/UTA220k Parameter 10 Line FoldingParameter 11 Binary Speed of Local DTE D-ChannelUTA220/UTA220k Parameter 12 Flow Control of PAD by Local DTEParameter 13 Line Feed Insertion after Carriage Return D-ChannelValue Parameter 14 Padding after Line FeedD-Channel UTA220/UTA220kUTA220/UTA220k Parameter 15 EditingParameter 16 Character Delete D-ChannelValue Parameter 17 Line DeleteD-Channel UTA220/UTA220kValue Parameter 18 Line DisplayD-Channel UTA220/UTA220kPAD or parameter 6 is set to Parameter 19 Editing PAD Service SignalsNote None of the service signals are transmitted to the local DTE display device if there are no characters stored by theUTA220/UTA220k Parameter 20 Echo MaskParameter 21 Parity Treatment D-ChannelTable 12-27 Parity Treatment Parameter 22 Page WaitD-Channel UTA220/UTA220kTable 12-28 Page Wait 0 Page wait disabledD-Channel UTA220/UTA220kSoftware Sets Chapter SoftloadSoftload TA SOFTWARE ARCHITECTUREMETHOD SOFTLOAD YGMS-1 PRODUCT ISDN TA BOARD ID CPU ID VERSION 1CPT-D TA Power-Up SequenceTable 13-1 PROM Error Messages TYPE TA.SLTable 13-2 LCD Status Messages Set/Display Softload Password %P1Table 13-3 AT Softload Commands SOFTLOAD OPERATIONSoftload Request Softload Product Version Information $QPRODUCT NUMBER ACTIVE SOFTWARE 1D ALTERNATE SOFTWARE 1B CommandInitiate Software Download $Y=x SoftloadUTA220/UTA220k Code Table 13-5 General Softload Error CodesCopy Active Flash $Y2=x S59 SOFTLOADCode Table 13-6 CPU Softload Error CodesSoftload UTA220/UTA220kUTA220/UTA220k Swap to Alternate Software $T=xTYPICAL LOCAL SOFTLOAD SESSION Softloadwhere filename is the name of the softload file to display SoftloadUTA220/UTA220k Softload UTA220/UTA220k16. To verify that the swap has occurred, enter AT$Q GLOBAL TESTS Chapter DiagnosticsDiagnostics COMMUNICATION DIAGNOSTICSFigure 14-2. Local Terminal Loopback Test PORT TESTSLocal Terminal Loopback Local Loopback TestUTA220/UTA220k Digital Loopback TestFigure 14-3. Local Loopback Test DiagnosticsFigure 14-4. Digital Loopback Test DiagnosticsUTA220/UTA220k UTA220/UTA220k Bilateral Loopback TestFigure 14-5. Bilateral Loopback Test DiagnosticsView Product Information DIAGNOSTIC STATUS DISPLAYView Diagnostic Code Front Panel Keypad TestFUSE Chapter MaintenanceMaintenance MAINTENANCEUTA220/UTA220k MaintenanceISDN Line Type Appendix A SpecificationsSpecifications Switch CompatibilityPower Consumption Supplementary ServicesDimensions Power RequirementsUTA220/UTA220k Appendix B Factory Default SettingsFactory Default Settings Table B-1 UTA 220 Default Parameter OptionsFactory Default Settings Table B-1 UTA 220 Default Parameter Options ContinuedUTA220/UTA220k UTA220/UTA220k Factory Default SettingsUTA220/UTA220k Factory Default SettingsUTA220/UTA220k AT Command SetAT Command Set Appendix CDescription AT Command SetTable C-1 UTA 220 AT Command Set Continued UTA220/UTA220kValue AT Command SetUTA220/UTA220k DescriptionValue AT Command SetUTA220/UTA220k DescriptionValue AT Command SetUTA220/UTA220k DescriptionDescription Range 7-8 default isAT Command Set UTA220/UTA220kDescription AT Command SetOne default UTA220/UTA220kValue AT Command SetUTA220/UTA220k DescriptionValue AT Command SetUTA220/UTA220k DescriptionValue AT Command SetUTA220/UTA220k DescriptionValue AT Command SetUTA220/UTA220k DescriptionValue AT Command SetUTA220/UTA220k DescriptionValue AT Command SetUTA220/UTA220k DescriptionDescription AT Command SetCommand UTA220/UTA220kINTERFACES Appendix D InterfacesInterfaces ISDN INTERFACETable D-1 U Interface RJ45 Pin Functions Continued EIA-232CV.24 FunctionTable D-3 V.35 Pin Functions DB-25M-34 Pin V.35 FunctionUTA220/UTA220k 232ETable D-4 Ports 3 and 4 Pin Functions InterfacesUTA220/UTA220k EIA-366A RequirementsTable D-4 Ports 3 and 4 Pin Functions Continued InterfacesRequest to Send DTE INTERFACE PIN DESCRIPTIONSTransmit Data Receive DataInterfaces Ring IndicatorReceive Clock Data Terminal ReadyUTA220/UTA220k InterfacesISDN OPTIONS Factory DefaultAppendix E Network Option Values Network Option ValuesISDN OPTIONS Factory DefaultNetwork Option Values UTA220/UTA220kAppendix F ASCII and EBCDIC Characters ASCII and EBCDIC CharactersUTA220/UTA220k ASCII SymbolASCII and EBCDIC Characters UTA220/UTA220kASCII SymbolASCII and EBCDIC Characters UTA220/UTA220kASCII SymbolASCII and EBCDIC Characters UTA220/UTA220kASCII SymbolASCII and EBCDIC Characters UTA220/UTA220kASCII SymbolASCII and EBCDIC Characters UTA220/UTA220kASCII SymbolASCII and EBCDIC Characters UTA220/UTA220kASCII SymbolASCII and EBCDIC Characters UTA220/UTA220kAppendix G Abbreviations and Acronyms Abbreviations and AcronymsUTA220/UTA220k UTA220/UTA220k Abbreviations and AcronymsUTA220/UTA220k Abbreviations and AcronymsUTA220/UTA220k Abbreviations and AcronymsUTA220/UTA220k Abbreviations and AcronymsL Continued Abbreviations and AcronymsUTA220/UTA220k P Continued Abbreviations and AcronymsUTA220/UTA220k R Continued Abbreviations and AcronymsUTA220/UTA220k T Continued Abbreviations and AcronymsUTA220/UTA220k Abbreviations and Acronyms UTA220/UTA220kG-10 Appendix H Status and Connection Messages Status and Connection MessagesUTA220/UTA220k UTA220/UTA220k Status and Connection MessagesDisable TEIs and clear SPIDs and DNs Configure B-channels Appendix I 128K Clear Channel Leased-Line Service128K Clear Channel Leased-Line Service Configuring D- and B-ChannelsConfiguring the Port and Protocol 128K Clear Channel Leased-Line ServiceUTA220/UTA220k Return Procedures Introduction For locationscontact Factory Repair Symbols IndexPage Page WARRANTY I learned about this product through WARRANTY REGISTRATION CARDDid you receive the specified accessories? 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