Zhone Technologies IMACS-200

7-4 E&M Ports

Model No.

Running Head

Type IV E&M is arranged exactly like Type II E&M, except that a mechanical relay is used

for the M relay as in Type I E&M, see Figure 7-3.

Figure 7-3.Type IV E&M Signaling

Contents

Main Page Product Description 1Product Description 2 Features Delivered in Previous Releases Features introduced in this Release (2.0.0) 3 Features introduced in this Release (2.0.0) 4 Notable System Improvements 5 IMACS-200 Initialization and Control System Reference Guide 6 System Reference Guide Technical support 7 Technical support 8 Service Requirements 9 Safety Information and Precautions Safety Information and Precautions Disclaimer for Shielded Cables 10 Disclaimer for Shielded Cables 11 Panel and Cover Removal 12 Power Source 13 Ordering Guide Ordering Guide Available Cabling 14 Available Cabling Table 2. Recommended cables Table of Contents Chapter 1 System Overview Chapter 2 System Installation Chapter 3 System Configuration and Operation Chapter 4 IMACS-200 General Features Chapter 5 WAN ports Chapter 6 FXS Ports Chapter 7 E&M Ports Chapter 8 SRU Ports Chapter 9 HSU Ports Chapter 10 OHSU ports Chapter 11 Alarm ports Chapter 12 IP Routing Chapter 13 OWAN Port Chapter 14 System Testing and Diagnostics Appendix A System Standards and Specifications Page Page List of Figures Page Page Page List of Tables List of Tables List of Tables System Overview Introduction Chapter 1 System Overview 1.1 Introduction 1.1.1 IMACS-200 Chassis Figure 1-1.IMACS-200 Front Panel Introduction System Overview Figure 1-2.IMACS-200 Rear Panel System Installation Introduction Chapter 2 System Installation 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Chassis Installation 2.2.1 Unpacking the Chassis Chassis Installation System Installation 2.2.2 Pre-Installation Tips 2.2.2.1 Installation Checklist 2.2.3 Choosing a Location for Your System System Installation Chassis Installation 2.2.3.1 Rack Installation Tips 2.2.4 Installing the Chassis Page System Installation Connector Types 2.3 Connector Types Connector Types System Installation Table 2-2. Front panel connectors Table 2-3. Back panel connectors OWAN1 OWAN2 a single connection to the provided earth ground screw, and connect to a ground source. 2.4 Connector Pin-outs Following is a description of the various connectors and their respective pin-outs. 2.4.1 High Speed Data port connector pinouts Table 2-4. V.35 DB25 female connector Connector Pin-outs System Installation 2.4.2 E&M, FXS and Alarm input connector Table 2-5. 25-pair female amphenol connector Table 2-4. V.35 DB25 female connector 2.4.3 T1 interface RJ45 connector Table 2-6 lists the T1 RJ45 connector pinouts. Table 2-5. 25-pair female amphenol connector Connector Pin-outs System Installation 2.4.4 Ethernet connections 2.4.5 Sub Rate Data Ports Table 2-6. T1 connector pinouts Table 2-7. Ethernet connector pinouts Table 2-8. Sub Rate Data (SRU) ports connector pinouts 2.4.6 Alarm Output Connector 2.4.7 Serial port - Craft Interface Table 2-9. Alarm Output Connector pinouts Table 2-10. Serial port interface connector pinouts Table 2-8. Sub Rate Data (SRU) ports connector pinouts 2.4.8 Connecting Cables to the ports System Installation Power and Grounding on the IMACS-200 2.5 Power and Grounding on the IMACS-200 2.5.1 Power Supply and Ringing Generator 2.5.1.1 Ringing Generator Table 2-11. Ringing Generator Load Versus REN Power and Grounding on the IMACS-200 System Installation 2.5.2 System Power (Redundancy) 2.5.3 AC Power Supply and DC Power Supply Fuses 2.5.4 System Power and Ground Connections 2.5.5 Grounding requirements 2.5.6 Chassis with Power Supplies 2.5.7 DC power installation Figure 2-5. DC Power plug Power and Grounding on the IMACS-200 System Installation 2.5.8 AC power installation Figure 2-6. IMACS-200 Initial Login Screen 2.5.9 Powering Up the System System Configuration and Operation Basic Operations Chapter 3 System Configuration and Operation 3.1 Basic Operations 3.2 Basic Screen Map and Legend 3.3 System Power-up 3.3.1 System Boot System Configuration and Operation System Power-up 3.3.2 Logging Into the System Figure 3-2.Typical Login Screen Page Page System Screens System Configuration and Operation 3.4 System Screens 3.4.1 System Main Screen Table 3-1. System Main Screen Actions 3.4.2 Voice and Data Port Status System Configuration and Operation System Screens 3.4.3 Service Type Main Screens Page System Configuration and Operation System Screens Figure 3-6.Typical port Main Screen Port Configuration System Configuration and Operation 3.4.4 Test and Debug Screen 3.5 Port Configuration 3.5.1 Selecting and Configuring Your ports System Configuration and Operation Port Configuration 3.5.2 Recording Your Configuration Settings 3.6 Reinitializing the System System Configuration and Operation Reinitializing the System 3.7 Alarms 3.7.1 Alarm Screens Figure 3-10.Typical Alarm Screen Page 3.7.2 Alarm Filter Settings Figure 3-11.Alarm Filters Screen System Operation 3-17 System Configuration and Operation Alarms Table 3-2. Alarm Filters WARNING!Alarm Modifiers 3.7.3 Alarm Cutoff (ACO) 3.7.4 Alarm Handling System Configuration and Operation Cross-Connecting (XCON) Figure 3-12.Typical Alarm History Screen 3.8 Cross-Connecting (XCON) 3.9 System Level Maintenance 3.9.1 Test, Debug, Backup & Restore Page System Configuration and Operation System Level Maintenance 3.9.2 Debugging the System 3.9.3 Backing up the System Configuration Data Figure 3-14.Backup (and restore) File Transfer Protocols 3.9.4 Pre-TFTP Backup and Restore Prepar ation System Level Maintenance System Configuration and Operation 3.9.5 TFTP Backup for 1.x.x System Configuration and Operation System Level Maintenance 3.9.6 TFTP Restore for 1.x.x System Level Maintenance System Configuration and Operation 3.9.7 XMODEM Backup System Configuration and Operation Time Slot Assignment 3.9.8 XMODEM Restore 3.10 Time Slot Assignment Assigning Time Slots System Configuration and Operation 3.10.1 Modes of Operation 3.10.2 XCON Mode (XCON) 3.11 Assigning Time Slots System Configuration and Operation Assigning Time Slots 3.11.1 Assigning a Time Slot to a User port Port Figure 3-16.Typical E&M port Time Slot Assignments Circuit Names System Configuration and Operation 3.11.2 Cross-Connect Model 3.12 Circuit Names 3.12.1 Display and Change Circuit Names Table 3-3. Circuit Names System Configuration and Operation Circuit Names 3.12.2 Backup and Restore Circuit Name Table System Configuration and Operation Circuit Names 3.13 Cross-Connecting WAN Time Slots System Configuration and Operation Cross-Connecting WAN Time Slots Table 3-4. Time Slot Cross-Connection Options and Defaults CIRCUIT ID Page Page Cross-Connecting WAN Time Slots System Configuration and Operation Figure 3-27.Time Slot and Bandwidth Options W/U TS/BW System Configuration and Operation Cross-Connecting WAN Time Slots SIG/TC Figure 3-28.Supported Signaling Trunk Conditioning Types Page System Configuration and Operation Cross-Connect Actions 3.14 Cross-Connect Actions Table 3-5. Cross-Connect Screen Actions Action Function Page System Configuration and OperationRecording the Time Slot Configuration 3.15 Recording the Time Slot Configuration Table 3-6. Time Slot Recording Form for T1 Operation 3.16 Power Supply Redundancy Page Page 4.3 CPU User Screens and Settings 4.3.1 CPU Main Screen Figure 4-2.CPU Main Screen Table 4-1. CPU Main Screen Actions 4.3.2 User Names, Passwords and Groups Table 4-2. User Access Table Page Table 4-5. Default Group Permissions Page Table 4-6. usrName Screen Actions Refresh Figure 4-4.Adding a User Add Page 4.3.3 Access Level Permissions Other CPU Settings IMACS-200 General Features Access Provisioning Access Alarms Access PMs 4.4 Other CPU Settings IMACS-200 General Features Other CPU Settings Other CPU Settings IMACS-200 General Features IMACS-200 General Features Other CPU Settings 4.4.1 System Clock Source Page SNMP Network Management IMACS-200 General Features 4.5 SNMP Network Management Table 4-7. SNMP Users and Default Passwords Page 4.6 TCP/IP Network Management IMACS-200 General Features TCP/IP Network Management Table 4-8. TCP/IP Screen Actions Table 4-9. TCP/IP Screen Options and Defaults HOST TYPE DEFAULT IP TYPE TCP/IP Network Management IMACS-200 General Features 4.7 Remote Administration 4.7.1 Setting Up Remote Connectivity Page Figure 4-14.Setting up a Static IP Route on the IMACS-200 4.7.2 Network Statistics Screens Figure 4-15.Typical Network Statistics Screen, Page 1 Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page IMACS-200 General Features Host Software Upgrade Procedure In Errors Out Packets Out Octets 4.8 Host Software Upgrade Procedure 4.8.1 Equipment Requirements Host Software Upgrade Procedure IMACS-200 General Features 4.8.2 Laptop Setup 4.8.2.1 Log Upgrade Activity 4.8.3 Upgrade Preparation 4.9 Software Download Procedures 4.9.1 XMODEM Protocol Binary Download Software Download Procedures IMACS-200 General Features 4.9.2 Pre-TFTP Binary Upload/Download Preparation 4.9.3 Loading the Software Image Using the Ethernet Port Figure 4-20.Flash Screen Page Page Page IMACS-200 General Features CPU Error Messages 4.10 CPU Error Messages 4.11 CPU Troubleshooting Page WAN ports Introduction Chapter 5 WAN ports 5.1 Introduction 5.2 WAN port Descripti o ns 5.3 WAN port User Screens and Settings 5.3.1 WAN Settings for T1 and E1 Table 5-1. WAN Screen Actions Table 5-2. WAN Screen Option Settings and Defaults Page Page LB GEN LB DET EER THRHD COM/NMS RP 5.3.2 Cross-Connect (XCON) Figure 5-5.WAN Cross-Connect Per Port Page 5.3.3 Performance Data Figure 5-8.Typical Performance Data Screen Table 5-3. Performance Data Screen Actions Page Page 5.3.4 Far-End Performance Data Figure 5-9.Far-End Performance Data Screen Table 5-4. Far-End Performance Data Screen Actions Page 5.3.5 Test Screen Figure 5-10.Typical WAN port Test Screen Table 5-5. Test Screen Actions Table 5-6. WAN port Test Screen Options Page Page WAN ports WAN port Error Messages 5.4 WAN port Error Messages 5.5 WAN port Troubleshooting Page Chapter 6 FXS Ports 6.1 Introduction 6.2 FXS Descriptions 6.2.1 IMACS-200-FXS Description 6.3 FXS User Screens and Settings Figure 6-1. Typical FXS port Main Screen Table 6-1. Main Screen Option Settings and Defaults Table 6-2. Main Screen Option Settings and Defaults CAUTION! Rx TLP Tx TLP Page PATTRN SIG CONV Figure 6-3.TABs Signal Conversion 6.3.2 Test Screen Figure 6-4. Typical FXS port Test Screen Table 6-4. Test Screen Option Settings and Defaults Table 6-3. Test Screen Actions TEST Tx ABCD Rx ABCD TO USER Page Page 6.4 FXS Error Messages 6.5 FXS port Troubleshooting Page Chapter 7 E&M Ports 7.1 Introduction 7.2 E&M Description 7.2.1 IMACS-200 E&M Description Page Page Page Page 7.3 E&M port User Screens and Settings 7.3.1 E&M port Main Screen Table 7-1. Main Screen Actions Table 7-2. Main Screen Option Settings and Defaults Rx TLP Page PATTRN SIG CONV Figure 7-7.Tabs Signal Conversion - Change Mode 7.3.2 Test Screen Figure 7-8. Typical E&M port Test Screen Table 7-4. Test Screen Option Settings and Defaults Table 7-3. Test Screen Actions TEST Tx ABCD Rx ABCD E-lead Page TYPE STATUS Table 7-5. Status Information Field Settings 7.4 E&M port Error Messages 7.4.1 E&M port Troubleshooting Page SRU Ports Introduction Chapter 8 SRU Ports 8.1 Introduction 8.2 SRU port User Screens and Settings Page SRU Ports SRU port User Screens and Settings Table 8-1. Main Screen Actions Table 8-2. Main Screen Option Settings and Defaults SRU port User Screens and Settings SRU Ports Table 8-3. SRU port State Status FRAME RATE SRU Ports SRU port User Screens and Settings Figure 8-2.SRU Time Slot Integration SR TS SRU port User Screens and Settings SRU Ports INTF COM CF CTS TX CLK Page 8.3 Test Screen SRU Ports Test Screen Table 8-4. Test Screen Actions Table 8-5. Test Screen Option Settings and Defaults BERT DIR Test Screen SRU Ports SRU Ports Test Screen SRU port Error Messages SRU Ports 8.4 SRU port Error Messages 8.5 SRU port Troubleshooting Chapter 9 HSU Ports 9.1 Introduction 9.2 HSU Ports CAUTION! 9.2.1 HSU Port Cables 9.3 HSU Card User Screens and Settings 9.3.1 HSU Card Main Screen Figure 9-1.HSU Main Screen Table 9-1. HSU Card Main Screen Actions Table 9-2. HSU Setting Options and Defaults Table 9-3. HSU State Status Page Tx CLOCK PLRTY Rx CLOCK PLRTY DATA PLRTY CTS Page Figure 9-4.Local Network Loopback LB GEN MODE LB GEN LB DET Page 9.3.2 HSU Card Test Screen Figure 9-5.HSU Port Test Screen Table 9-4. Test Screen Actions Table 9-5. Test Screen Option Settings and Defaults BERT SYNC BE ES Page 9.4 HSU Error Messages 9.5 HSU Port Troubleshooting Page Chapter 10 OHSU ports 10.1 Introduction Figure 10-1.Optional two-Port OHSU port 10.2 OHSU port 10.2.1 Two-Port OHSU port Description 10.3 OHSU port User Screens and Settings 10.3.1 OHSU port Main Screen Figure 10-2.Typical OHSU port Main Screen Page Page Page Page Alarm ports Introduction Chapter 11 Alarm ports 11.1 Introduction Alarm port User Screens and Settings Alarm ports 11.2 Alarm port User Screens and Settings 11.2.1 Alarm Filter Screen Sensor Setting Figure 11-1.Alarm Filter Screen 11.2.2 Alarm Ports Main Screen Alarm ports Alarm port User Screens and Settings Alarm port User Screens and Settings Alarm ports Alarm ports Alarm port Error Messages 11.3 Alarm port Error Messages 11.4 Alarm port Troubleshooting Page IP Routing Introduction Chapter 12 IP Routing 12.1 Introduction 12.2 IPR Description 12.2.1 IMACS 200 IPR Page Page Page 12.4 IPR Configuration Screens and Settings 12.4.1 IPR Main Screen IPR Configuration Screens and Settings IP Routing 12.4.2 Frame Relay Ports Configuration Screen Figure 12-5.IPR Frame Relay Menu Table 12-3. IPR Frame Relay Menu Screen Actions IPR Configuration Screens and Settings IP Routing Page 12.4.3 Frame Relay PVC Configuration Screen Page Page 12.4.5 IP Routing Table Screen Figure 12-8.IPR IP Routing Table Screen 12.4.6 Static Routes Configuration Screen Page Page Chapter 13 OWAN Port 13.1 Introduction 13.2 OWAN Port 13.2.1 OWAN Port Description Figure 13-1.Optional Redundant OWAN Port 13.2.2 OWAN Alarms 13.2.3 OWAN LED Indications Table 13-1. LED Status Indicators 13.2.4 OWAN port Cables 13.3 OWAN port User Screens and Settings Figure 13-2.IMACS-200 Main screen 13.3.1 OWAN Functional Notes 13.3.2 OWAN Optical Port Main Screen Figure 13-3.Typical OWAN port Main Screen 13.4 OWAN Port Main Screen Actions Table 13-2. OWAN Port Main Screen Actions 13.4.1 Port Settings for OWAN Page Page 13.5 OPTIC WAN Port Screen Actions 13.5.1 Cross-Connect (XCON) Screen Page Figure 13-8.OWAN Port Test Screen Table 13-6. Test Screen Actions Table 13-7. OWAN Port Test Screen Options Action Function Parameter User Options Default Page Page System Testing and Diagnostics Introduction Chapter 14 System Testing and Diagnostics 14.1 Introduction 14.2 Integral Test Capabilities User port Diagnostics System Testing and Diagnostics 14.3 User port Diagnostics 14.3.1 WAN Diagnostics System Testing and Diagnostics User port Diagnostics 14.3.2 Voice Diagnostics .System with Cross-Connect Option System Testing and Diagnostics 14.4 .System with Cross-Connect Option 14.4.1 Circuit Diagnostics System Testing and Diagnostics Benefits of Built-In Diagnostics 14.5 Benefits of Built-In Diagnostics Page Page Page Appendix A System Standards and Specifications A.1 Introduction A.2 Standards Compatibility A.3 Chassis Standards A.3.1 Dimensions A.3.2 Chassis Power A.3.3 Environment A.3.3.1 Ambient Temperature and Humidity A.3.4 Equipment Handling A.3.5 Office Vibration and Transportation Vibration A.3.6 Mounting A-4 System Standards and Specifications A.4 Port Specifications A.4.1 WAN port Specifications WAN ports Physical Performance and Test Options T1 Interface A.4.2 FXS port Specifications Automatic Ringdown ( A-6 System Standards and Specifications A.4.3 E&M port Specifications Diagnostic Capabilities E&M ports 4-Wire Physical Interface 4-Wire Transmission Performance Signaling Page A-8 System Standards and Specifications A.4.4 SRU port Specifications SRU Ports Synchronous Data Asynchronous Data Signaling A.4.5 HSU Port Specifications Number of Data Ports Physical Interfaces Electrical Interfaces Diagnostics A.4.6 OHSU port Specifications System Standards and Specifications A-11 IPR Server Specifications 1.5 IPR Server Specifications IPR Page Appendix B Error Messages B.1 Introduction Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Glossary