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Centillion 1200N ATM Switch User Manual 10-17

NTP 297-8103-903

Insertion Procedure

1. Before inserting the LAN card into the ATM Switch, connect the cable and

relay connector as shown in Figure 10-21.

Figure 10-21: LAN Card, Cable, and Relay Connector Connections

Be sure to hold the connector when connecting or removing the cable. Pull-

ing on the cable may cause the cable to break or the card to fail.

2. Turn off the power switch of the ATM Switch.

3. After connecting the cable and relay connector to the LAN card, insert the

LAN card into the PCMCIA card slot in the front of the switch/CPU card.

Insert the card securely and all the way in, until the ej ector button on the side

of the slot pops out. (Facing the main unit, the ejector button on the right is for

slot #0, the one on the left is for slot #1).

Be sure to turn off the equipment's power before inserting or removing the

card. Inserting or removing the card without turning off the power may

cause a malfunction or failure.

4. Connect to the relay connector the UTP cable from the Ethernet (10BaseT) to

be connected to the ATM Switch.

5. Turn on the power switch of the ATM Switch.

To remove the LAN card, press the ejector button on the side of the slot. The

card will be automatically ejected.

Refer to "PCMCIA Cards" on page 1-4 for instructions on handling the PCMCIA

card.

NOTE

Contents

Main All rights reserved REGULATORY INFORMATION Network Equiipment Building Systems (NEBS) FCC Part 15 Requirements FCC Part 68 Registration Company Notification Regulatory Information for Analog Telephone IC CS03 Certification (Canada) Safety Certifications Page Table of Contents Page Page Page Page Page Precautions on Handling the Product Precautionary Messages Safety Measures Power Supply Installation Operating the User Responsibilities Equipment Environment Handling of Main Unit and Cables PCMCIA Cards What is the Centillion 1200N Switch? Features Page Outside View of the ATM Switch Figure 2-1: Front View Figure 2-2: Back View (DC Power) Centillion 1200NSample System Configuration Figure 2-3: Sample System Configuration LAN-to-LAN Connection ATM-LAN Method of Expansion What is ATM? Figure 2-4: Virtual Path (VP) and Virtual Channel (VC) Page What is a Server Card? LAN Emulation Figure 2-6: LAN Emulation Protocol Stack Figure 2-7: LAN Emulation Frame Format Figure 2-8: Sample System Configuration ARP Figure 2-9: Address Resolution Procedure Using an ARP Server 1. 2. 3. 4. Page Nomenclature and Functions Nomenclature of the ATM Switch Front View Switch/CPU Card Front Plate Line Cards Figure 3-1: Front View of the ATM Switch (front mask removed) Page Back View Description and Function of Components Switch/CPU Card Page Line Cards Description and Function of Components Nomenclature and Functions 155 Mbps UTP5 Line Card Figure 3-6: Front View of 155 Mbps UTP5 Line Card RCV/INS Available for each line, these lamps indicate the status of that particular line. 6.3 Mbps-J2 Line Card DS3 Line Card and E3 Line Card Figure 3-8: Front View of DS3 and E3 Line Card RCV/INS Rx/Tx Power Unit Figure 3-9: Outside View of Power Unit Fan Unit Slot Numbers Line Numbers Figure 3-12: Line Numbers Hardware Specifications Principal Functions of the ATM Switch Flow of ATM Cells Hardware Configuration and Overview of Functions Figure 4-2: Functional Block Diagram Page Line Cards Types of Line Cards Functional Blocks Interworking Cards Figure 4-3: CE-DS1 Frame Format Server Cards Page Software Specifications Connection Management Figure 5-1: The ATM Switch Connections Signaling Control Figure 5-2: Protocol Stack of C plane Routing ILMI Functions Figure 5-3: ILMI Address Registration PNNI Functions Figure 5-4: Generating Dynamic Routing Table by PNNI Function Traffic Management Figure 5-5: Traffic Management Call Admission Control (CAC) Usage Parameter Control (UPC) Congestion Control Priority Control Shaping Monitoring Hardware Management Hardware Interface UNI and NNI Figure 6-1: ATM Network Interface Line Interface Hardware Interface 6-2 Line Interface Provided below is an outline of the line interface spe cifications of the ATM Switch: Figure 6-2: SONET OC-12/SDH STM-4 Frame Format SONET OC-12/SDH STM-4 Frame Format Centillion 1200N ATM Switch User Manual 6-3 SONET OC3/SDH STM-1 Frame Format Figure 6-3: SONET OC-3/SDH STM-1 Frame Format 100M TAXI Frame Format Figure 6-4: 100M TAXI Frame Format 6.3M-J2 Frame Format Figure 6-5: Secondary Speed Interface (6.3M) Frame Format DS3 Frame Format Figure 6-6: DS3 Frame Format Figure 6-7: DS3 PLCP Frame Format E3 Frame Format Figure 6-8: G.832 E3 Frame Format Centillion 1200N ATM Switch User Manual 6-9 Figure 6-9: G.751 E3 Frame Format j q g Figure 6-10: G.832 (G.751) E3 PLCP Frame Format Figure 6-11: ATM Cell Format 6-10 Centillion 1200N ATM Switch User Manual Centillion 1200N ATM Switch User Manual 7-1 Installation This section describes procedures for installing the ATM Switch. Figure 7-1: Procedures for Installing the ATM Switch Installation Conditions Environmental Conditions Installation Space Page Areas Suitable for Installation Checking the Package Contents and Preparation for Setting Packages Packing List Tools and Equipment Necessary for Installation Transfer Figure 7-6: Main Unit Transfer Mounting of Switch on Chassis Recommended Chassis Figure 7-7: Recommended Chassis Page Page Connecting Communication Cables Types of Communication Cables Optical Cables Unshielded Twisted Pair Cables Twisted Pair Cables Connection MAT Connection Inserting PCMCIA Cards Figure 7-11: Inserting ATA Card Turning Power On and Off Connecting the Power Cable Figure 7-12: Connecting the Power Cable Turning the Power On 1. Figure 7-13: Sample MAT Display when ATM Switch is Started 2. Turning the Power Off 1. 2. Power Source and Power Consumption Setting System Configuration Data Operation Check ATM Switch Alarms 1. 2. Line Interface Test 1. 2. 3. Figure 7-14: Ferrite Core Installation Page Basic Configuration and Setup Hardware Installation and Connection Setting Configuration 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Software Upgrading Ongoing Configuration Interface, ILMI, and SVC Signaling Interface Configuration 1. 2. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. PVC Setup and Installation 1. 2. 3. 4. Setting up LAN Emulation 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9. 10. Page SVC Tunneling Figure 8-1: SVC Tunneling 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Maintenance and Operations Overview Figure 9-1: Control with MAT and NMS MAT and NMS MAT Physical Connection of MAT MAT and NMS Maintenance and Operations Specifications of the ATM Switch RS-232C connector are shown below. Figure 9-2: PC98-ATM Switch RS-232C Connector Figure 9-3: IBM-PC-ATM Switch Interface RS-232C Connector Figure 9-4: Connection with PC98 NEX Maintenance and Operations MAT and NMS Connection Figure 9-6: Example of the ATM Switch MAT Connection NEX Communications Software Setting the MAT MAT Screen Display NMS Figure 9-7: Protocol Stack NMS Interface (via ATM) Figure 9-8: NMS Interface (via ATM) NMS Interface (via Ethernet) ATM c e ll ATM c ell Periodic Maintenance Backing up Configuration Flash Memory Card 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Cosmetic Check Checking Cables and Connectors Checking with MAT 1. 2. Cleaning Modifications Moving the Equipment Page General Precautions on Handling Packages Power Unit Installation Inserting the Power Unit Page Removing the Power Unit Switch/CPU Card Installation Inserting the Switch/CPU Card Removing the Switch/CPU Card Line Card Installation Inserting a Line Card 2. Figure 10-10: Line Card Ejectors - Closed Position 3. Page Removing a Line Card Installing the Front Plate Removing the Front Plate Installing the Fan Unit Inserting the Fan Unit Removing the Fan Unit Installing the Front Cover Upgrading Software Inserting PCMCIA Cards Figure 10-20: PCMCIA Card - (Left: ATA Card; Right: LAN Card) Inserting and Removing an ATA Card Inserting and Removing a LAN Card Page Upgrading Figure 10-22: Starting the Boot Monitor Page Page Page Page Page Page Adding Line Cards Preparation Hardware Work 2. 3. 4. 5. Adding Hardware Preparation Setting the New ATM Switch Hardware Work Designating the ATM Switch as Master Figure 10-29: Example of Adding Hardware (ATM Switch: Master) Designating the ATM Switch as Slave Page Troubleshooting Error Detection Detection by LED ALARM LED RCV, INS (LEDs on line cards) Page Troubleshooting Procedures When ALARM LED is Lighted (Hardware Error) Alarm Error Numbers Alarm Error Number (Switch/CPU Card Error) Alarm Error Number (Line Buffer) Alarm Error Number (Line Card: OC-3c/STM-1) Alarm Error Number (Line Card: TAXI) Alarm Error Number (Line Card: 6.3M-J2) Alarm Error Number (Line Card: DS3 and E3) When RCV/INS is Lighted (Line Error) 1. 2. 3. 4. Error Messages Line Error Definition A Specifications and Standards Specifications Switch Control System Traffic Control Line Number of ATM Line Slots Types of Lines Accommodated Server Mounting Specifications and Standards Standards - Operational Standards - Operational Standards - Functional Specifications and Standards Standards - Functional B Glossary A Page Page Page Page Page Page Page B Page Page Page C Page Page Page Page Page Page Page D Page Page E Page Page F Page Page G H I Page Page Page Page J,K L Page Page Page Page Page M Page Page Page Page N Page Page Page O Page P Page Page Page Page Page Page Q R Page Page RS-232C RSE RSFG RTC rt-VBR S Page Page Page Page Page Page Page subNMS Summary Address SUT SVC SVCC T Page Page TFTPserver TLV TM TMP TNS Page Page U Page V Page W X, Y, Z Worksheets 2.5 Gbps Switch Configuration Worksheet Switch C Page Worksheets Port Configuration Worksheet Port Configuration Worksheet Port Configurations Port Configuration Worksheet Worksheets Page PVC Configuration Worksheet Worksheets PVC Configuration Worksheet PVC Configurations