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RAD Data comm ASMI-450 operation manual 2. ASMi-450 Internal Settings, Installation

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RAD data communications High-Speed HDSL Modem Installation and Operation ManualASMi-450 RAD data communicationsExclusive Remedies WarrantyLimitation of Warranty Ports Safety WarningsTelecommunication Safety Safety StatusWarning per EN Regulatory InformationFCC-15 User Information Declaration of Conformity Page Chapter 3 Front-Panel Operating Instructions ContentsChapter 2 Installation Chapter 1 IntroductionChapter 4 ASMi-450 Control from the Control Port ContentsChapter 5 Diagnostics ASMi-450 Installation and Operation Manual5.5 Troubleshooting Instructions Appendix A Connector WiringAppendix C Installation in 19 Racks 5.4 Power-Up Self-TestASMi-450 Installation and Operation Manual ContentsASMi-450 Installation and Operation Manual List of FiguresList of Figures ASMi-450 Installation and Operation Manualxiii List of TablesASMi-450 Installation and Operation Manual List of Tables ASMi-450 Installation and Operation ManualPreliminary Preparations Starting Procedure Quick-Start Guide1. Starting the Configuration Terminal Type 2. Configuration ProcedureUse the Command FunctionControl Commands 3. Command IndexConfiguration Display CommandsQuick-Start Guide ASMi-450 Installation and Operation ManualQuick-Start Guide 1.1 Functional Description Chapter IntroductionPurpose and Main Features Figure 1-B. Typical Application for ASMi-450 with Ethernet Interface Serial Data Port Characteristics Ethernet Interface CharacteristicsFigure 1-A. Typical Application for ASMi-450 with Data Interface HDSL Subsystem Characteristics System Timing ∙ ASMi-450 Unit Configured as Central Unit LTU. The ASMi-450 unitRemote Management Control of ASMi-450 OperationLocal Control Introduction Power Requirements Test and Diagnostics CapabilitiesAlarms Physical CharacteristicsBinary Digits Transmission Media HDSL Line SignalQuaternary Symbol 1.2 Operating EnvironmentHDSL Signal Structure HDSL-Related System Functions Users Serial Data Port Interface 1.3 Technical SpecificationsHDSL Interface Timing Modes IndicatorsDiagnostics Ethernet InterfaceEnvironment Physical CharacteristicsPower 2.1 General Chapter InstallationFront and Rear Panel Clearance Ambient Requirements Power Users Port Connections HDSL Line Connections2.2 Unpacking 2.3 Site RequirementsOpening ASMi-450 Case 2.4 ASMi-450 Configuration InformationGeneral Warning - Electrical Shock HazardFigure 2-1. Identification of Cover Screws Jumper and Switch Location and FunctionsSwitch S1 ASMi-450 Installation and Operation Manual Figure 2-2. ASMi-450 Internal SettingsInstallation EPROM Jumper FGND/GND Internal Settings Procedure Reinstalling ASMi-450 CoverJumper R/C Installation Connector Location GroundingDC Power Connection Power Connection Users Port ConnectionsAC Power Connection HDSL Line Connections Control Port Connection 3.1 Scope Chapter Front-Panel Operating InstructionsFigure 3-A. ASMi-450 Front Panel 3.2 Front Panel Controls, Connectors, and IndicatorsTable 3-A. ASMi-450 Controls, Connectors and Indicators Control or IndicatorEthernet Interface IndicatorsTable 3-B. Ethernet Interface Indicators IndicatorGeneral General Operating Instructions Display Functions 3.3 Control of ASMi-450 Operation, GeneralDisplay Configuration ParametersStatus Messages Test FunctionsPush-buttons Using Front-PanelOrganization of ASMi-450 DisplayIf you make an incorrect selection, the selection is not accepted. In this case, you see a CONFIG ERROR message with a code number. The code indicates what is wrong. Section 3-8 explains the codes ASMi-450 configured as remote REM unit 3.4 System Configuration ParametersASMi-450 configured as central CNTR unit Default EXTFunction 3.5 Control Port Configuration ParametersTable 3-D. Control Port Parameters Designation3.6 Operating Instructions Turn-on Checking Current Operating ConfigurationStep ActionDisplay DisplayDisplay Fault IndicationsStep ActionProcedure 3.7 Local Configuration Set-Up ProcedurePassword Configurationmust be independently selected for each StepAction DisplaySYSTEM PARAMETER Specific Configuration GuidelinesAction DisplayINTERFACE SP PARAMETERSDATA PARITY3.8 LCD Configuration Error Messages 3-18 ASMi-450 Installation and Operation ManualFront-Panel Operating Instructions 4.1 General Chapter ASMi-450 Control from the Control PortHandshaking Protocol Terminal Characteristics Communication Requirements4.2 Hardware Requirements Clear to Send CTS Interface TypeData Terminal Ready DTR Request to Send RTSData Set Ready DSR AUTOBAUD FunctionRing Indication RI ASMi-450 Preparations Supervision Terminal Connections Internal SettingsControl Port Configuration 4.3 Preparation for Use of Supervision TerminalOption Command Language Syntax Command OptionsCommand Protocol 4.4 ASMi-450 Supervision LanguageIndex of Commands Options Table 4-A. ASMi-450 Command Set IndexCommand PurposePurpose 4.5 ASMi-450 Command Set DescriptionCLR ALM CLR LOOPPurpose CLR TSTDATE DEF AGENTIPADDRESS DEF NAMEDisplay Fields TELNETAPATHYTIMEFormat DEF NODEDEF PWD PurposePurpose Format Use DEF SPminutes the alarm status or whenever an alarm Password protection select YES or NOautomatic session disconnection disabled Controls the automatic display of alarms in the terminalFormat DEF SYSDEF TERM PurposeVT-52 DSP ALMFunction Terminal TypeMeaning Table 4-B. Control Terminal Alarm MessagesAlarm No Alarm SyntaxMeaning Table 4-2. Control Terminal Alarm Messages Cont’dAlarm No Alarm SyntaxDSP HDR TST Table 4-2. Control Terminal Alarm Messages Cont’dAlarm No Alarm SyntaxPurpose Format Use Display Format DSP ST PORTDisplay Format Purpose DSP ST SYSEXIT Purpose Format Use Display FormatFormat HELPPurpose Format Use PurposeParameter Designation Default ValueINIT DB FormatLOOP PASSWORDPASSWORD passwordCRFormat RESETTIME Purpose4-26 Starting a Session Single ASMi-450ASMi-450 Control from the Control Port Control Session Ending a Control Session 4.7 Configuration Error Messages 4-30 ASMi-450 Installation and Operation ManualASMi-450 Control from the Control Port 5.2 Status Indications and Messages Chapter DiagnosticsIndicators Display 5.1 GeneralDescription Table 5-A. ASMi-450 Alarm Buffer MessagesAlarm MessageDescription Table 5-1. ASMi-450 Alarm Buffer Messages Cont’dAlarm MessageDescription Table 5-1. ASMi-450 Alarm Buffer Messages Cont’dAlarm MessageDescription Table 5-1. ASMi-450 Alarm Buffer Messages Cont’dAlarm MessageFigure 5-A. LOOP LOCAL PORT Loopback 5.3 Test FunctionsTest Functions LOOP LOCAL PORTStep LOOP REM REM PORTTEST OPTIONS Operating Instructions Figure 5-B. LOOP REM REM PORT LoopbackAction 5.4 Power-Up Self-TestCont’d StepProbable Cause 5.5 Troubleshooting InstructionsTable 5-B. Troubleshooting Chart Trouble SymptomsCorrective Measures Table 5-2. Troubleshooting Chart Cont’dTrouble Symptoms Probable CauseDesignation Appendix A Connector WiringA.1 RS-530 DCE Connector and Adapter Cables Table A-1. RS-530 DCE ConnectorDirection The V.36/RS-499/422 connector is a 37-pin D-type male connectorTable A-2. V.36/RS-449/422 DCE Interface Adapter Cable DesignationDirection A.2 V.35 DCE ConnectorTable A-3. V.35 DCE Connector DesignationFunction A.3 X.21 DCE ConnectorDesignation DirectionTable A-6. Control Port Interface Signals A.4 HDSL Line ConnectorA.5 RS-232 V.24 Control Port Connector Table A-5. LINE Connector, Pin AllocationDirection A.6 Ethernet Interface ConnectorTable A-7. Ethernet Interface Connector DesignationB.1 Scope Appendix B SNMP ManagementSNMP Operations B.2 SNMP EnvironmentGeneral SNMP Principles MIBs Supported by the ASMi-450 SNMP Agent The Management Information BaseRead-only MIB StructureSNMP Communities Access Restriction Using SNMP CommunitiesManagement Domains Under SNMP Trap ASMi-450 CommunitiesRead WriteAddress Class B.3 IP EnvironmentGeneral IP Environment IP Address StructureOften, the host portion is further sub-divided into two portions B.4 SNMP Traps C.1 General Appendix C Installation in 19 RacksFigure C-1. Installation of Single Unit in 19 Rack C.2 Installation of Single UnitGeneral Preparations C.3 Installation of Two UnitsFastening the Two Units ASMi-450 Installation Instructions for Compliance with EMC Requirements