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Chapter 4 - Control from the Supervisory Port HCD-E1
Installation & Operation Manual
4-2 Hardware Requirements 11/01/00 19:23
4.2 Hardware Requirements
Terminal
Characteristics
Any standard ASCII terminal (“dumb” terminal or personal computer
emulating an ASCII terminal) equipped with a V.24/RS-232 communication
interface can be used to control HCD-E1 operation. Make sure to initialize
HCD-E1 for correct terminal operation as explained in Section 4-3,
otherwise some of the commands may not work properly.
The software necessary to run the HCD-E1 control program is contained in
the HCD-E1 system.
Telnet (IP) Host
Characteristics
Typically, the Telnet host is a PC with the appropriate suite of TCP/IP
protocols, or a UNIX station.
The Telnet host can be directly connected to the managed HCD-E1 unit, or
located at any site from which IP communication be established to the
managed HCD-E1.
Control Port
Interface
Characteristics
HCD-E1 has a V.24/RS-232 asynchronous DCE port, designated CONTROL
DCE and terminated in a 9-pin D-type female connector. The control port
continuously monitors the incoming data stream and will immediately
respond to any input string received through this port; moreover, when
configured to support SLIP, messages in each of the supported protocols are
automatically identified and processed.
The supervision terminal can be connected either directly to the HCD-E1
control port (the CONTROL DCE connector), or through a modem or any
other type of full-duplex data link. The HCD-E1 control port interface type
must be set in accordance with the connection method (see Section 3-6):
DCE
Intended for direct connection to terminals. Since terminals
usually have DTE interfaces, in this case the connection to the
port is made by means of a straight-through cable.
DTE
Intended for connection through a modem or data link. In this
case, you need a cross cable (also called null modem cable) to
connect to the CONTROL DCE connector.
The HCD-E1 control port can be configured to communicate at rates of 300,
1200, 2400, 4800, or 9600 bps. The word format consists of one stop bit
and 7 or 8 data bits. Parity can be odd, even or disabled.
HCD-E1 supports two types of modems:
•
Dial-up Hayes compatible modems. HCD-E1 has call-in capability, that
is, it can accept external calls.
•
Multidrop modems, such as the RAD SRM-8 miniature multidrop
modem.
- HDSL CSU/DSU 1
- Warranty 3
- Safety Warnings 3
- Telecommunication Safety 4
- Regulatory Information 4
- Declaration of Conformity 5
- Quick Start Guide 7
- 2. Configuring HCD-E1 9
- Quick Start Guide HCD-E1 10
- 4 Configuring HCD-E1 10
- 6 Configuring HCD-E1 12
- Contents 13
- Table of Contents 14
- List of Figures 17
- List of Tables 18
- Chapter 1 19
- Introduction 19
- Features 20
- Applications 20
- 01/01/01 08:07 Overview 1-3 21
- 1.2 Physical Description 22
- 1.3 Functional Description 23
- E1 Link Interface 24
- Characteristics 24
- HDSL Subsystem 24
- System Timing 30
- CENTRAL HCD-E1 31
- REMOTE HCD-E1 31
- Main Principles of 34
- Operation 34
- HDSL Interface 42
- Supervisory Port 45
- Physical 45
- Environment 46
- Chapter 2 47
- Installation and Setup 47
- 2.2 Package Contents 48
- 2.3 Installation and Setup 48
- Cover Screws 51
- (4 Places) 51
- Interfaces 56
- Chapter 3 59
- Front Panel Operating 59
- Instructions 59
- HCD-E1HCD-E1 60
- Organization of 61
- FIRST ROW SECOND ROW 62
- Information 63
- Displayed on the 63
- Using Front-Panel 64
- Push Buttons 64
- Table 3-2 System Parameters 66
- 3-10 Configuration Parameters 68
- 3-12 Configuration Parameters 70
- Table 3-5 Channel Parameters 72
- 3-16 Configuration Parameters 74
- Table 3-6 BERT Parameters 75
- 3-18 Configuration Parameters 76
- 3.5 Operating Instructions 77
- Checking the 78
- Current Operating 78
- Configuration 78
- Normal Indications 79
- Password 81
- Protection 81
- Procedure 81
- Time Slots 83
- Chapter 4 85
- Control from the 85
- 4.2 Hardware Requirements 86
- Control Port 87
- Handshaking 87
- 4.4 HCD-E1 Control Language 91
- Index of 93
- Commands 93
- CLR ALM REM 98
- CLR ALM HRPT 98
- CLR LOOP 99
- CLR TST<CR> 100
- DATE<CR> 100
- DAY = 01 100
- DEF AGENT 101
- DEF BERT 102
- NONE N/A N/A 106
- DEF DL<CR> 106
- DEF NAME 107
- DEF NODE 107
- DEF PB<CR> 108
- TS_1 TS_2 ... ... TS_31 108
- LOW HIGH ... ... LOW 108
- DEF PWD<CR> 108
- NEW PASSWORD (4 to 8 CHARS) = 108
- DEF SP<CR> 110
- AUTO 8 NO DCE =RTS 0 MS ON 110
- NO NO NO TERMINAL 110
- DEF TERM 112
- DSP ALM HRPT 114
- DSP ALM REM 115
- DSP BERT CH 115
- DSP HDR TST 117
- DSP HDSL PM 118
- DSP R HDR TST 120
- DSP R HDSL PM 120
- DSP R SL PM 121
- DSP REM AGENT 122
- DSP SL PM 123
- DSP ST CH 124
- Display Format 125
- DSP ST LINE 126
- DSP ST SL 127
- DSP ST SYS 128
- H or HELP 132
- Starting a Session 136
- - Single HCD-E1 136
- - Multiple HCD-E1 137
- Control Session 138
- Ending a Control 139
- Chapter 5 141
- Troubleshooting and 141
- Diagnostics 141
- H-RPT Alarms 142
- Alarm Relay 142
- Working with 152
- Alarm Buffer 152
- E1 Sublink 153
- Performance 153
- Monitoring 153
- Summary of E1 156
- HDSL Performance 157
- Summary of HDSL 158
- Displaying the 159
- Data on the 159
- Front-Panel LCD 159
- Performance Data 160
- Terminal 160
- 5.4 Diagnostic Tests 161
- Operating 167
- Loopbacks from 167
- Operating BERT 169
- Loopbacks from a 171
- Control Terminal 171
- 5.6 Power-Up Self-Test 174
- 5.7 Troubleshooting 174
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- Appendix C 193
- IR-ETH Interface Module 193
- C-2 Technical Specifications 194
- LAN Installation 196
- Switch Settings 196
- LED Indicators 197
- Appendix D 199
- IR-ETH/Q Interface Module 199
- ~100-240 VAC 200
- 0.5A T 250V 200
- Setting the DIP 202
- LED Indicators 202
- Connecting the 202
- Appendix E 203
- IR-IP Interface Module 203
- E.3 Physical Descriptionr 204
- IR-IP LEDs 205
- IR-IP DIP Switch 205
- Accessing the 206
- Management 206
- Subsystem 206
- Procedures 211
- E-10 IR-IP Management Utility 212
- E.7 Quick Setup Menu 213
- E-12 Quick Setup Menu 214
- E.8 Management Access Menu 215
- E.9 Advanced Setup Menu 216
- Interface 217
- Parameters Menu 217
- WAN Protocol 218
- Parameters – 218
- Frame Relay 218
- Protocol Menu 218
- Parameters – PPP 219
- Protocol 219
- E-18 Advanced Setup Menu 220
- Multicast IP 221
- E.10 Device Control Menu 222
- New Software 223
- Download Menu 223
- View Error Log 224
- Resets Menu 224
- E.11 View Menu 225
- ARP Tables 226
- Multicast Groups 227
- Table Screen 227
- Statistics Screen 227
- Using the Ping 229
- Function 229
- E.14 Erasing IR-IP Software 230
- Application 231
- Software 231
- Downloading 231
- E-30 Erasing IR-IP Software 232
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