Paradyne 8968, 8965, and 8985, 8955 manual IN-2

Index

G

glossary, iii GrandVIEW, 1-4

H

Hardware Revision, 4-1

Help, 2-2

L

lamp test, 5-1 LEDs, 4-3line profiles

ADSL, 3-6 ReachDSL, 3-6 SHDSL, 3-7

login, 2-1 logout, 2-2

Loop Attenuation, 4-1 loopback test, 5-2

Loss of Synchronization Word alarm, 4-1 Loss of Synchronization Word Seconds, 4-1

M

maintenance procedures, 6-1 menus, 2-2

described, 2-1MIBs

list of supported, 1-4

Model 8620 and 8820 connectors, A-1 Model 8968 connectors, A-2

Model Number, 4-1 monitoring, 4-1

N

network example, 1-3

No Neighbor Present alarm, 4-1

O

online Help, 2-2overview

ADSL, 1-1

ATM line cards, 1-1 card features, 1-2 device features, 1-2 maintenance procedures, 6-1 ReachDSL, 1-1

SHDSL, 1-1 tests, 5-1

user interfaces, 2-1,3-1 user’s guide, iii

P

performance, 4-1

physical environment requirements, B-1 pin assignments, A-1–A-2port-to-port cross connections, 3-12 Power Management (ADSL2), 3-4 power requirements, B-1product-related documents, iv profiles

alarm threshold, 3-8,3-10 line, 3-6

traffic, 3-17

Protocol Initialization Failure alarm, 4-1

R

ReachDSL

line profiles, 3-6 related documents, iv reset

card, 6-5

to downloaded settings, 6-3 to factory defaults, 6-2

restart card, 6-5

restoring configuration from server, 6-2

S

save configuration to server, 6-2 saving a configuration, 6-2 screens, how to use, 2-1 Serial Number, 4-1

Severely Errored Second alarm, 4-1 Severely Errored Seconds, 4-1

SHDSL

line profiles, 3-7 loopback, 5-2 ports, 3-5

size of card, B-1

slot-to-slot cross connections, 3-14

SNMP

general management capabilities, 1-4 MIBs supported, 1-4

trap support, 1-4

SNR Margin Defect alarm, 4-1 software reset, 6-5 spectrum management, 3-1speeds

automated adjustment, 1-3 status, 4-1

Syslog status, 4-1

IN-2 June 2004 8900-A2-GB20-30