Error Messages, Message Interpretation

LRS-24Installation and Operation ManualChapter 5 Troubleshooting and Diagnostics

Table 5-2. Error Messages

Message	Interpretation

**** No Key hit activity. Closing TELNET	No key activity for 10 – 15 minutes
Connection! ****

Sorry TELNET is being used by another	More than one user is trying to connect to
user, try again later!!!	LRS-24 via TELNET

Not authorized user, closing connection to	Password is enabled.Five unsuccessful
agent.	attempts have been made to enter
	password; TELNET is closed

Enter password: <pressing ‘enter’ will	Password is not enabled, press <Enter>
enter the LRS>	to begin sesssion.

**** No Key hit activity. Closing	No key activity for 20 minutes.To begin a
TERMINAL Connection! ****	session, press any key and the password
	message appears.

Error Messages

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RAD Data Communications Headquarters US East US West LRS-24 Order from Cutter Networks Ph727-398-5252/Fax727-397-9610 Warranty Ports Safety Status Safety Warnings Regulatory Information Supplementary Information Safety Normal Indications Power-OnTo turn the power on LRS-24 with CM-1 Module LRS-24 with CM-2 Module Preliminary Configuration Contents Management via the CM-2 Module Troubleshooting and DiagnosticsManagement via the CM-1 Module Module CM-2 Front Panel List of Figures List of Tables CM-2 Module Station CLK Connector, Pin Allocation General Overview Management/CM-2 functions Application Power SuppliesVersions Management of Local and Remote Distribution Nodes Features RADview-PC/MDM Management System Clock Power SuppliesRemote Management RADview-HPOV Snmp Management System Chassis Description Physical Description LRS-24B 3-D View LRS-24B Enclosure LRS-24F Enclosure 5shows a 3-dimensional view of LRS-24F Front View LRS-24 Module Slots Functional Description Power Supply PS Modules Common Logic Modules CM-2 Management Capabilities ManagementCM-1 Management Capabilities Number Technical SpecificationsUser Modules Data rates up to 9.6 kbps Word format software-configurableFunctionality Modules To 113 F / 0 C to 45 C Operating Temperature StorageTemperature Humidity Up to 90%, non-condensing Hardware Skilled technician who is aware of the hazards involved IntroductionMechanical Data LRS-24F Mechanical Diagram LRS-24B Mechanical Diagram Site Requirements and Prerequisites AC PowerDC Power Interface Module Handling Precautions Ambient Requirements Module Handling PrecautionsUnpacking the Chassis Front Clearance Before removing it from the enclosure Installation and SetupPS Modules Front Panels Fuses PS Modules, Front Panel Indicators CM-1 Module PS Module InstallationTo install the first PS module An AC and a DC PS module can be installed at the same time Function Module CM-1, Front Panel Components Module CM-1, Internal Jumpers Internal Jumpers Module CM-1 Jumper Settings CM-2 Module CM-1 Installation ProcedureTo install CM-1 Module CM-2, Front Panel Indicator Function Module CM-2, Internal Jumpers Interfaces and Connections CM-2 InstallationModule CM-2 Jumper Settings To install CM-2 PS Interface Module Types PS Interface Modules Typical LRSI-F-CM1 module front panel is shown in Figure Interface Module InstallationTo install the PS interface module Interface Module Front Panel LRSI-F-1-CM2 10BT / LRSI-B-1-CM2 Front Panel To install LRSI-F-CM1 Interface moduleLRSI-F-1-CM2 / LRSI-B-1-CM2 Interface Modules with 10BaseT Color Indication Module panel includes two connectorsManagement 10BT Ethernet LEDs JP8 LRSI-F-1-CM2 Internal Settings LRSI-F-2-CM2 Interface Module with 10Base2 LRSI-F-1-CM2 InstallationLRSI-F-1-CM2 Module Jumper Settings To install LRSI-F-1-CM2 12. LRSI-F-2-CM2 Interface Module Panel with 10B2 LRSI-F-2-CM2 Internal Settings Jumpers Controls Settings/Options LRSI-F-2-CM2 Interface Module Jumper Settings LRS-24 Enclosure To connect LRS-24 to DC power AC Power ConnectionDC Power Connection To connect LRS-24 to AC power Management Connections Dry Contact Alarm ConnectionsStation Clock Connections Connection to I/O User Modules Power OnInitial Operation and Basic Checks LRS-24 with CM-1 Module To turn off LRS-24 CM-1 Power OffTroubleshooting LRS-24 with CM-2 Module To turn off LRS-24 with CM-2 Installation and Setup Management Capabilities CM-1 Functions Default data rate 38.4 kbps Terminal CharacteristicsManagement RS-232 Port Interface Characteristics Connecting the Terminal Connection through Modem Link Direct Connection of Supervision Terminal Operating the CM-1 Supervision Terminal Configuring the TerminalSelect the full-duplex mode Turn off the terminal echo Module is installed Performing Preliminary ConfigurationConfiguring Individual Modules To configure each module Management via the CM-1 Module CM-2 Module Capabilities Chapter Management via the CM-2 Module CM-2 Functions Handling of Management Communication Management Priorities Preliminary Configuration Activities Modules with Internal Snmp Agent Preliminary Configuration of CM-2 modulePreliminary Configuration of Other Modules Initializing CM-2 Modules without Internal Agent Replacement of CM-2 module if a CM-2 module is plugged into Connection of Supervision Terminal RS-232 Supervisory Port Interface CharacteristicsTerminal Connection Methods Connection of Management Station LRS-24 Typical Connection of Supervision Terminal Through Slip Typical Connection to Network Management Station CM-2 Supervision Terminal Language Command Language SyntaxCommand Protocol For a complete description of each command, see Appendix D Command Function/Action Index of CommandsErrors Execution Supervision Terminal Operating Instructions Terminal Command Set Index for CM-2 Module Password Menu Screen appears see Figure Changing the PasswordFactory set password is radlrs To change the password Type Node 13 DEF PWD Enter To configure an IMOD-type module on the DSP HUB data form Configuration by Snmp Network Management StationsTo configure an SMOD-type module on the DSP HUB data form Node nn command Enter Order to receive traps Smod modems Diagnostic Tests Troubleshooting Alarms Indicator Status Error Messages Message Interpretation Error Messages Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Error Messages Pin Function Table A-1. Pin Allocation for Station CLK ConnectorStation Clock Interface LRSI-F-CM1 Module Pin Function Direction Management RS-232 Port Interface-LRSI-F-CM1 ModuleManagement RS-232 Port Interface-CM-1/CM-2 Modules Cont Station CLK Connector LRSI-F-CM2 Modules Table A-5. LRSI-F1-CM Module, Ethernet Interface Connector Ethernet Interface Connector LRSI-F1-CM2 ModuleEthernet Interface Connector LRSI-F2-CM2 Module Power Connectors LRS-PS-FEED Panels AC-Powered Unit Site Requirements DC-Powered Unit Not properly grounded DC-powered LRS-PS-FEED units require a -48 VDC power source Preparation for Installation Installation and Operation Phantom Voltage Connection Rack InstallationPower Connection Operation Order from Cutter Networks Ph727-398-5252/Fax727-397-9610 Snmp Operations ScopeSnmp Environment Snmp Principles MIB Structure Management Information Base MIBs Supported by the LRS-24 Snmp Agent Access Restriction Using Snmp CommunitiesGeneral, Snmp agents support two types of access rights Management Domains Under Snmp IP Address Structure IP EnvironmentIP Environment CM-2 Communities Address Class First Byte Address Range Table C-1. IP Address ClassByte Assignment of Addresses Default GatewayNet and Subnet Masks Routing of IP Management Traffic Snmp Traps Snmp Traps Appendix D CM-2 Management Commands Format ProcedureDefining Dial-Up Modem Parameters Purpose Table D-1. DEF Call Fields Command FieldsTable D-1lists the fields appearing on the data form Defining LRS-24 And CM-2 Snmp Agent Parameters Returning to Terminal Mode Table D-2describes fields on the data form Table D-2. DEF HUB Command Fields Hoursminutesseconds Bootp ON/OFF Table D-3 DEF HUB Command Fields Defining Management Stations HUB NMS Trap Update IP Addr Download Main Menu Defining CM-2 Download ParametersTypical data form is shown in Figure D-4 Type Download via LAN screen appears CM2 Download via LANTable D-4. Download Main Menu Options To download via LAN To download via Xmodem 1. Type CM2 Download via XmodemCM2 Download via CM2 Flash Change CM-2 Software Version Type View CM2 Software Version screen appears View CM-2 Software VersionTo view CM-2 Software Version Node nn DEF MDL Nn is the slot number Defining Modem Download ParametersFirst line describes the version that is currently running Controls the program version and allows six options To download Modem via LAN Modem Download via LANModem Download via Xmodem Modem Download via CM2 Flash Modem Status Master Permanent Select Modem Modem 1 Local Download to Remote Modem via Modem FlashTo download to remote modem via Modem Flash Download to Remote Modem VIA MODEM’S Flash Type Changing Modem Version screen appears see Figure D-14 Changing Modem VersionView Modem Version on Modem Flash To change the Modem Version Table D-5. Modem Version Parameters Viewing Modem VersionTo view version of Modem software Type NODE13 DSP VER Enter Modem Version screen appears see Figure D-16 Node nn DEF OPR Modem Advanced SetupModem Reset Factory Reset Card Reset Defining I/O Module Management Parameters Empty Null Linked Defining Card ConfigurationDefines card type, name, and connection to a remote modem Define Card Type Node nn DEF PRM Defining I/O Module Operational Parameters Parity CD Sense Clock Source LOC/REM Lintrrcv Modem SetupDefining Supervision Terminal Type Data Rate Define Terminal Type Table D-6. Terminal TypesTerminal selection form appears. a typical form is shown To select a terminal Node nn DEF TST Defining I/O Module DiagnosticsModem Diagnostic Auto Configuration Menu Defining Auto-ConfigurationAuto-Configuration Menu screen appears see Figure D-22 User String Editing the ConfigurationTo edit the Configuration File number Operations for HUB Configuration File Hub Configuration OperationsYou can send or execute Hub Configuration files To execute a Hub Configuration file Input Imedance To configure a modem fileEditing a Modem File Edit Auto Configuration To execute the modem configuration fileTo configure according to modem type Edit AUTO-CONFIGURATION AUTO-CONFIGURATION According to Modem Type To configure according to a specific slot/modem list Modem Number AUTO-CONFIGURATION According to SLOT/MODEM List Select Tftp Download via LAN Screen appears see Figure D-33 Sending Configuration FilesTo send a configuration file to the LRS-24 hub To send the file by Tftp To view configuration files in the LRS-24 hub Creating Files from an Existing ConfigurationViewing Configuration Files in the Hub To create a file from the existing configuration View Configuration Files in HUB Displaying General Alarm StatusAlarm status display form appears. a typical form is shown Message Description Display FormatTable D-7. Current Management Fields Node nn DSP ALT Displaying I/O Module Alarm Status Modem Alram Status Displaying System StatusTypical display is shown in Figure D-40 Data Description Table D-8describes the fields in the displayTable D-8. Module Status Fields Modem LOG File Displaying Alarms LogNode nn DSP LOG To display the desired log Type DSP nn DSP LOG Enter To display the information Type DSP nn DSP STT Enter Displaying I/O Module StatusNode nn DSP STT To define the password Type Node 13 DEF PWDEnter Define CM-2 ResetDefine Password To reset the CM-2 card To enter the help system Type HLP Enter Displaying Command OptionsType password Select YES or no to Enable Password Figure D-45. Hub Terminal Commands Screen Command Description Table D-9. Hub Terminal Commands Screen Order from Cutter Networks Ph727-398-5252/Fax727-397-9610 Cables Index User modules RADview Index