Returning Defective Equipment for Repair | Telenetics 2185 specification

Telenetics 2185

If all equipment in the network is functioning properly and anti-stream- ing alarms are occurring, the probable cause is that the subchannel devices are sending valid messages longer than 23 seconds. If this is the case, disable anti-streaming.

RETURNING DEFECTIVE EQUIPMENT FOR REPAIR

General Packing Information

When returning defective equipment to Telenetics or an authorized Telenetics representative for repair, pack the equipment using the fol- lowing guidelines.

1.Do not mark the equipment. Enclose a shipping list identifying each item by serial/part number. Defective units should have tags attached indicating product name and description, product serial number, cus- tomer order number, the malfunction or failure indication, and the return address.

2.Wherever possible, re-use the original packing material and shipping container.

3.Secure movable and exposed parts before shipment so that they don't come loose in shipment and cause or sustain damage.

4.Materials that are abrasive, flake-off or produce dust must not be used for cushioning.

Installations in the USA

When returning defective equipment to Telenetics for factory repair, customers in the USA should contact the Telenetics Return Services Coordinator, at the following number, for return authorization and instructions:

Tel: (949) 455-4000

Web site: http://www.telenetics.com

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Telenetics 2185 manual Returning Defective Equipment for Repair, General Packing Information, Installations in the USA

Contents

Telenetics Proprietary Material Page Page Contents Ordering Information Introduction FeaturesData Interface Main Channel Broadcast Subchannel ContentionSynchronous Data Retiming Buffer Applications Anti-Streaming Port-Sharing Mode Port-Sharing Application Modem-Sharing Mode Modem-Sharing Application Co-Located Terminals Cascading Local Cascading Application Remote Cascading Application Specifications Specifications Telenetics Customer Responsibilities Site Selection and Preparation Unpacking Packing MaterialsEquipment Supplied Damage/Material Shortages Installation Procedure Equipment AssemblyInstallation Tools Required Mechanical Installation Rear Panel Assembly Straight-Through Cable Interface Telenetics Operating Controls Indicators Front View Door Closed Inside Front Panel Function Switch One Function SwitchesEnabling/Disabling Subchannels Data Rate Selection Using Switch Segments 1-6 to Function Switch TwoFunction Switch Two Summary Switch Segment 2-1 Contention Mode Switch Segment 2-4 Anti-Streaming Enable/Disable Clock Routing Configurations Switch Segment 2-7 Main Channel RTS/DCD Strapping External Clock Reference with Main Channel DTE External Clock Reference with Main Channel DCE Internal Clock Reference with Main Channel DTE Internal Clock Reference with Main Channel DCE Subchannel 1 DCE Clock Reference with Main Channel DTE Subchannel 1 DCE Clock Reference with Main Channel DCE LED Indicators Configuration ExamplesFunction Switch Three DTE/DCE Optioning Digital Bridging Application Example Digital Bridging Application Switch One Switch Two Leased-Line Backup Application Example Switch Three 10 Leased-Line Backup Application Switch One 10. Switch Two 11. Switch Three Multimaster Multidrop Application Example 11. Multimaster Multidrop Application 12. Switch One Settings 2185 a 14. Switch Three Settings 2185 a 13. Switch Two Settings 2185 a15. Switch One Settings 2185 B 16. Switch Two Settings 2185 B 17. Switch Three Settings 2185 B Main Power Connection 18. LED Status Indicator Functions 12 Power Connection POWER-DOWN Procedure Operation Maintenance Philosophy Preventive MaintenanceCorrective Maintenance Recovery from Anti-Streaming Alarm Condition Returning Defective Equipment for Repair Installations in the USAGeneral Packing Information Installations Outside the USA or Canada Telenetics Ordering Information Telenetics Ordering Information Telenetics Glossary Glossary-2 Glossary-3 Glossary-4 Index INDEX-2 INDEX-3 INDEX-4